Fire wipes out Hollywood studio. chief dies in blaze
A midnight blaze at Warner Brothers First National Studio in Dark Canyon caused hundreds of thousands in damage. Studio fire chief Al Rounder died of heart disease after directing efforts. wind shifts ended the inferno that threatened the sound stages and administration buildings. No other serious injuries reported.
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Dark Canyon
Burbank
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Rounder
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Clarence McCormick Pleads Not Guilty in Reckless Driving Case
Clarence McCormick aged 28 of Van Horne pleads not guilty in justice court to reckless driving and is released on a 500 dollar bond. Hearing set for December 6 before G W Burnham. He had been jailed after the Oct 21 accident that killed Everett Meyer 15 near Newhall. grand jury did not indict on felonious killing.
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High School Glee Club Presents Pied Piper of Hamelin
Rehearsals underway for a three act operetta to be staged by Manchester High School glee clubs and a large chorus of grade children at the high school gym Thursday evening December 13. Principal Harold J. Am land will give the prologue with key roles assigned to William Mullan Francis Eberhart Roland Stephenson Floyd Thatcher and Agnes Ottilie.
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Harold J. Amland
William Mullan
Francis Eberhart
Roland Stephenson
Floyd Thatcher
Agnes Ottilie
Ethics of First Aid After Head Injury Questioned
An Eagle Scout in college asks about proper first aid for a head wound after a fall. The case notes bleeding is present but not life threatening and seeks guidance on whether to wait for medical help or to perform immediate wound care.
Eagle Scout claims simple first aid best for emergencies
An Eagle Scout argues for simple first aid steps over complex procedures. He urges calling a doctor, controlling bleeding with direct pressure, disinfecting wounds, providing artificial respiration when needed, and keeping the patient comfortable. He warns against tourniquets and teaches basic, no-frills care.
Q and A From 1934 About Bribes and Sleep Needs
A reader asks how much tobacco and liquor interests paid a public figure to reverse himself. The reply denies bribes and hints at potential future actions. A separate feature lists sleep needs by age from two years to eighty, noting variations with activity and brain work.
To Be Charming Be Natural Then Comes Popularity
Hazel worries about impressing Bill and failing to be herself. The note suggests natural charm over trying to act sophisticated and risque. A reader praises Miss Manners and recalls a summer romance where misjudgments gave way to regret and newfound affection.
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Hazel
Bill
Miss Manners letter on social grace and group inclusion
A reader questions how to respond to a quiet boy named Baer II who may be taking readers for a ride. The reply suggests inviting him to join a group of young people at home to show kindness and prevent singling him out.
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Miss Manners
Baer
J. K
Apology Dilemma Named in Candid Miss XXX Note
A reader admits fault in treating someone poorly and contemplates apologizing. The reply dismisses the concern, suggesting many foolish girls exist and hints at starting with casual, nonchalant contact to mend the situation.
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Miss XXX
Fingerprint Method Forecasts Race from Prints
If a new reading method reaches practical use, fingerprint experts could guide police by identifying a suspect's race and color from fingerprints, offering useful tips in locating wanted men.
Mind and heredity shaping emotional and educational views
The text argues most gender differences arise from environment and upbringing rather than innate traits. It notes people often resist help that conflicts with their own method and cites a welfare case. It explains self made men may overestimate college value as a defense against inferiority, while acknowledging some may have benefited from education.
Business Success Tests Offered Through Gazette Inquiry
A slim booklet by Dr. Harry W Hepner a Syracuse University psychologist tests readers in business success. It accompanies Let's Explore Your Mind by Albert Edward Wiscam and is offered as a service to readers with postage paid requests to The Cedar Rapids Gazette.
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Harry W. Hepner Paychotozist
Syracuse University
Albert Edward Wiscam
Albert E. Wiccam
Cadar Rapids
Notice of Executor Appointment in Linn County Iowa
Notice states on November 20 1934 the undersigned was appointed and qualified as executor of Katherina Zvyacek late of Linn County Iowa deceased All persons indebted to estate must pay and those with claims must file them with the Clerk of Linn County District Court Hasek and Nielsen Attorneys bounded by the laws of Iowa
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Katherina Zvyacek
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