Indiana Frank Buck? The Circus Publicist Kelley
Francis Beverly Kelley, long time press agent for circuses and director of publicity for Dailey Brothers, recalls a life among animals and stages. His career spans Ringling Brothers radio work in 1930, theater press roles, and three published books about elephants and circus life. He now promotes a 25 car five ring show in Cedar Rapids at Cedar Acres.
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Francis A. Kelley
Indiana
Frank Buck
Francis Beverly Kelley
Dailey Brothers Circus
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Acres
Indiana Times
Ringling Brothers
Green Pastures
The
Old Maid
Pastures
Beverly Kelley
Kelley
Kelleys
Loomis Dean
Max Coplan
Kel
Ringlings
Dailey Brothers
Ben Davenport
America
Ben
Delaware
Ohio
Davenport
Dailey Brothers Press Department
Blair-Kelley Company
Ohio Wesleyan University
Branch
Rickey
Ralph Lockman
New York
Arthur Flemming
U. S. Civil Service
Eva
Kelley Aboard Dailey Brothers Circus in Cedar Rapids
The feature profile highlights Ben Davenport and Eva Davenport of Dailey Brothers Circus. It notes Kelley’s roles in press work, Delaware connections, and civic ties, plus Cedar Rapids parade plans with a calliope team and a 22 foot stilts act.
Actress Virginia Bruce Reunites With Ali Ipar in Hollywood
Hollywood. Actress Virginia Bruce and her Turkish husband Ali Ipar returned to their home after Ipar’s year in Turkey spent awaiting an immigration quota number. It marks their second separation since their two year marriage. Two days after the wedding Ipar, then an army private, was held in the guard house to explain his three consecutive three day passes.
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Hollywood
Virginia Bruce
Ali Ipar
Ipar
Turkey
United States
Voluntary Inflation Curbs Advised by U S Chamber
The U S Chamber of Commerce urged voluntary methods to curb inflation over government price and wage controls. It proposed four steps including restraint on wages and prices, monetary policy reform, cutting government expenditures, and encouraging individual savings. Treasury Secretary Snyder and American Bankers Association chief Dodge discussed continued voluntary lending controls to fight inflation and avoid deficits.
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Washington
United States Chamber of Commerce
Truman
Chamber
Ee A
Secretary of Treasury
Snyder
Joseph M. Dodge
American Bankers Association
Dodge
Administrator Notice for Florence V. Marshall Estate
The State of Iowa Linn County announces on July 10 1948 John A Marshall appointed and qualified as administrator of the estate of Florence V Marshall deceased. Creditors and debtors are directed to settle accounts and file claims within the Linn County District Office.
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State of
Iowa
Linn County
Florence V. Marshall
New York Eyes World’s Longest Bridge Between Brooklyn and Staten Island
New York considers a 75 million dollar suspension bridge linking Brooklyn and Staten Island with a 4629 foot center span and 237 foot clearance. The project awaits War Department consent due to strategic location, and completion could take about ten years even if approved.
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New York
Brooklyn
Staten Island
War Department
New York Harbor
San Francisco
Golden Gate
The
Battery
Manhattan
Executor Notice of Frances Kolarik Estate
Notice is hereby given that JOSEPH J. KOLARIK is the executor of the Frances Kolarik estate in Linn County Iowa. Creditors must present claims to L D Dennis attorney and all indebted persons must settle promptly.
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Glee Club
Europe
Circuscom
Weston D. Ralston Insurance, Inc
First Ave
Beauty
Discou
John Carey
Dia
Pat Tes
KookAid , Ane Ipcoa
R. M. Harvey
Perry
Harvey
Second Avenue
Improvl
Midwest
Hiawatha
Rockford
Chicago Dubuque
Des Moines
Sioux City
Sioux Falls
Omaha
Midwest Hiawatha
P. Dverek
Milwaukee Road Speedway
Speedliners
Mate
U.S. Chamber
Treasury
John A. Marshallinistrator
Mares Shuttleworth
Ez At
UMC
N.Y
Cutor
State of Iowa
Linn Counsy
Frances Kolarik
Joseph J. Kolarik
L. D. Dennis
Manik
Rhitee
Tomor
Killian’s
Killian's
Eace
St.joseph Aspirin
Flae Vored
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