Celebrities mingle with war heroes at New York event
The piece highlights Jimmy Doolittle now Shell Oil vice president, alive with 61 of 80 Tokyo raid flyers still scattered worldwide. It also sketches encounters with Andrei Gromyko, General McAuliffe, and Groves, plus Jim Farley’s Fiji feast mishap and a teetotaler’s awkward drink ordeal.
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New York
INS
Jimmy Doolittle
Shell Oil Company
Tokyo
China
Miami
Doolittle
Cpl
Jacob Deshazer
Deshazer
Seattle
Japan
Wanger Pays 200000 for The Aspern Papers Rights
Hollywood reports Walter Wanger paid 200000 dollars for the film rights to Henry James The Aspern Papers. Part of the sum supported Lenardo Berkovitch for a fine adaptation titled The Lost Ve. Earlier Joe Fields received 80000 for the Weber and Fields life story project.
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Hollywood
INS
Walter Wanger
Susan Hayward
Henry James
Lenardo Berkovitch
Hollywood News Briefs of the Week
Joe Weber's widow receives half a check easing financial strain after 1929 losses. Metro plans Van Johnson and Gene Kelly as Weber and Fields. Errol Flynn denies movie retirement. On set weddings for My Wild Irish Rose and dancer Joy Ames with Dick Landry, hero of eight decorations. Lana Turner heads to Mexico. Tyrone Power homesick no longer. Mrs Kern greeted by Mrs Kern at Till the Clouds Roll By premiere. Jerry Colonna to be paid for English television broadcast.
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Joe
Joe Weber
Weber
Metro
van Johnson
Gene Kelly
Fields
Joy Ames
Dick Landry
Landry
Dorothy Patrick
Jerome Kern
State of Iowa Notice Seeks Legal Filing Details
A formal Iowa notice fragment lists names such as Kathryn Linn and Jane Seers with undersigned attorney Carl Hendrickson. The text references a county office and a January date, requesting action or filing related to a court matter.
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State of
Iowa
Woeders
Katt Kathryn
Linn
Jane
Office
Lows Shoeries
Rendrokson
Joan Barry Marries Trainman in Pittsburgh
Joan Barry, who had claimed Charlie Chaplin as the father of her daughter Carol Ann, announced Monday she has married railroad brakeman Russell Seck in Pittsburgh. Barry, 26, said she is living with Seck, 36, and their child in a modest apartment while Chaplin is ordered to pay $75 weekly child support.
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Pittsburgh
Joan Barry
Charlie Chaplin
Carol Ann
Hollywood
A. H. Risse
Chaplin
Miss Barry
Russell Seck
Railroad
Miss
Seck
Secks
Columbus
Unclear OCR note on corporate meeting and articles
Fragmentary OCR text references a motion at an annual meeting for Collins Radio and a substituted articles matter. Mentions stock, fees, and a second Tuesday, but details are garbled with missing names and dates.
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Collins Radio
Ensueat Gingabto Company
Storm
Ohio and Other Places Russ Called and Wrote
A fragment recalls conversations with Russ about Ohio and other places, noting that he would call and write. The brief implies ongoing correspondence and familiarity between the speaker and Russ.
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Ohio
Russ
Japan if steel and oil imports rationed to keep Nippon safe
American authorities studying Japan's postwar disarmament say rationing iron and petroleum could prevent the nation from building a military. Estimates based on 1925–35 indices indicate Japan might produce 3–4 million tons of steel annually with rationing, and about 18 million barrels of oil, enough to sustain home economy and foreign trade under license systems.
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Tokyo
Japan
Edwin Pauley
United States
Allied
Assessment of Japan's War Potential and Allied Safeguards
The article argues Japan lacks decisive war potential despite some capabilities in iron, steel, and oil. It suggests importing iron and oil, and proposes controls with mobile inspectors to monitor factories, mills, and refineries to ensure nonarming use and enforce constitutional limits.
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Pan
Movie Schedule Fragment
A theater time sheet lists Paramount The Strange Woman and other features with showtimes, including Matinee and late evening slots. Additional titles include The Magnificent Dell Boston a and the Law and Adventures of Tom Sa Beauty Jungle Princess San Antonio Kid and Night Editor among others.
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Touchdown Club
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McAuliffe
Groves
Bolts
Jim Farley
Fiji Islands
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Jim
DorotHy Ray Lamour
Mill and ‘Jungle Princess
Henry Linda Fonda Daenell
My Darling
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John Litel
Hank
Winder Weider
Danceland
Hanford Post
WANT
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Aspern
Joe Fields
Lou Fields
Weber and Fields
Boston
LAW
Chester Morris
Entertainment
Larry Parks
Evelyn Keyes
Wiliam Demarest
Bill Coodwie
Stephes Longytrret Suey Shollet
Omens
Colembia Piciett
RKO
Vera
Lake
Ray Noble
Serenade
San Antonio
M. Daili
Charles Boyer
Jennifer Jones
William Gargan
Janis Carter
Tri-States
Stats S&s Parte
Dohn
Harvey
Moom
Thur
Partners In Love
LLOYD
Nolan
Eroree
Maywazd
UGS Bunny Cartoon Musical News
Hepburn Robert Taylor
Rott Mitchum
Durin
Miss Devyl
Errol Flynn
Lana Turner
Mexico
Castile
Tyrone Power
Carl Hendrickson
Trainman
Nippon
Home Islands
U.S. Constitution
Paramount
Dell
Bostona
Tom Sa
Beauty
Janie
Strand
Marion
Clem
S. Dearborn St
Chicago
College
Korea
Anne
Volkce
U. S. Army
U. S
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Federal Building
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