Young Kelsie navigates work love and family strain
Kelsie Wright earns wages as a milliner at Caledine's department store while Grandmother's pension and rent strain resources. She dates Barbury Kent, keeps secrets from her family, and faces pressure from Loria and Anna about marriage and housing as the tale unfolds toward a suspenseful continuation.
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LiNorsis
Kelsie Wright
Ine
Grandma
Suphotts
Wright
Rkelsie
Joha
Farce Forman
Melsie
Kelsie
Bolton
Anna
Barbury Hent
Close Cosgrove School As Check On Paralysis
The Cosgrove school district and local officials act to prevent paralysis spread after a recent case near Tol eon County. Anne Rollet, a student, is cared for in a ward at Crockets of Iowa hospital while the school remains under examination by the county nurse.
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Cosgrove School
Iowa City
Eon County
Ferkoin
Anne Rolvet
Lawrence
Rollet
How Family of 5 Can Eat Well On $12 a Week
Meal plan outlines menus and recipes to feed a family of five for about 12 dollars weekly. Includes Golden Potatoes dish with carrots, cantaloupe, bacon omelet, tomato salad, and peanut butter lettuce sandwiches with various breads and desserts. Ingredients emphasize balance across calories protein and minerals, with notes on food color appeal and affordable staples.
Advice From Mary Manners for Quiet Neighborhood Peace
Dear Miss Manners advises an elderly man Harold who pursues younger women and is seen as a foolish bore. The writer, nervous and ill, asks about asking neighbors to keep children at home. Miss Manners says the mother may not know and will likely cooperate to restore peace and quiet.
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Miss Manners
Dear Miss Manners Advice on Friend's Social Anxiety
A reader asks how to tell a girlfriend she acts silly around boys. The response says she would likely see jealousy, her behavior reflects self consciousness, and trying to warn her could end the friendship. Better to let her learn from experience over time.
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Miss Manners
Percei TE
Bette Davis Starred in All This and Heaven Too Drama
Bette Davis delivers a restrained yet powerful performance as Henriette in All This and Heaven Too with Charles Boyer. Barbara O Neil and Richard Nichols provide standout moments in a film judged by critics as a rare crime driven drama rather than a romance.
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Charles Boyer
Rachel Field
Heaven
Iowa Theater
Miss Davis
Boyer
Henriette
Barbara O'Neil
Richard Nichols
Raynald
L.G.F
Hart figure in Louisiana graft cases kills self
Monte E Hart, 54, under federal prison sentence for participation in the Louisiana scandals, shot himself Friday in his home. Hart was convicted with four others in a mail fraud graft tied to the Hotel Bienville project and Huey P. Long era figures. He had been sentenced to 30 months in prison and a $2,000 fine, with an appeal pending in the U.S. Supreme Court.
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New Orleans
Monte E Hart
Louisiana
Hart
James Monroe Smith
Louisiana University
Seymour Weiss
Huey P. Long
Bienville
U. S. Supreme Court
Strike Halts Work On Panama Locks
About 250 laborers on the Atlantic side near Gatun walked 44 miles to Panama City after quitting over food quality and quantity. They returned if they choose, with canal officials reporting orderly conduct and no evidence of agitators.
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Balboa
C. Z
Panama Canal Zone
Atlantic
Gatun
Panama City
Balboa Canal
Hollywood Gossip and Casting Tidbits from the Studio Beat
Rumors say Gary Cooper may star as a young Sergeant York after a private meeting with the real York. Warner Bros may revive The Sea Hawk with Edward Robinson and Anatole Litvak directing. Also notes on Lu cille Ball, Gloria Dickson, Pere Westmore, and gossip about June romance and casting moves across studios.
Hollywood Stars and Friends Parade Across Gossipy Screen
Rita Hayworth and George Raft to perform a rhumba in Charlot's revue. Lana Turner and Victor Mature buy friendship bracelets on Vine Street. A Vine Street preview of The Philadelphia Story wows Pomona College reviewers. Ruth Hussey takes up flying. Joan Brooks adopted by Jerry Wald and Dick Macaulay as Wampas baby star protegee. Olympe Bradna and Andrew MacLaghen perform in a fun house scene. Vincent Price gifts cigars after baby birth. Mrs. Warren Williams sprains her ankle. Mrs. Mike Levee returns from Honolulu and plans salmon fishing at the Columbia River.
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George Raft
Charlot
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Rudy Valentino
Lana Turner
Victor Mature
Vine Street
Pomona
Pomona College
Ruth Hussey
Joan Brooks
Jerry Wald
Dick Macaulay
Wampas
Olympe Bradna
Andrew MacLaghen
Venice
Vincent Price
Warren Williams
Mike Levee
Honolulu
Mike
Columbia River
Theaters Show Busy Week With Classic Films
Iowa screenings feature This and Heaven Too with Bette Davis and co stars. Paramount offers Boom Town with Clark Gable Spencer Tracy and Claudette Colbert. South of Pago Pago stars Jon Hall Frances Farmer Lloyd Nolan and Lynn Bari. Palace presents The Farmer's Daughter with Martha Raye and Charlie Ruggles. Rialto greets Frankie Darro in Once Spor and William Boyd in Range for
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Iowa
Heaven Too
Bette Davis
Charles Boyer
Jeffrey Lynn
Barbara O'Neil
Paramount
Clark Gable
Spencer Tracy
Claudette Colbert
Hedy Lamarr
Pago Pago
Jon Hall
Frances Farmer
Lloyd Nolan
Lynn Bari
Pier 13
Palace
Martha Raye
Charlie Ruggles
Russell Hayden
Jean Parker
Rialto
Frankie Darro
William Boyd
Boom Town thrills star studded crowd with Gable Tracy clash
Review notes Paramounts Boom Town features Clark Gable and Spencer Tracy as rival Wildcatters whose fortunes swing between broke and rich in a brisk 118 minute story. Claudette Colbert and Hedy Lamarr support with glamour while Frank Morgan and Chill Wills deliver strong turns.
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Spencer Tracy
Gil
Claudette Colbert
Gable
Tracy
Hedy Lamarr
Frank Morgan
Chill Wills
Farmers urged to strengthen their organization nationwide
Edward A. O Neal president of the American Farm Bureau told about 3 000 Iowa farmers at a two day farm sports festival that farmers must strengthen their organization and voice in national affairs to win a fair deal. He warned that taxes will rise and war prosperity may be short lived. In opening events Mrs Leo Whitmore of Batavia retained hog calling title while Tama county teams competes for county crown.
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Ames
Edward A. O’neal
American Farm Bureau
O’neal
Iowa
O'Neal
Leo Whitmore
Batavia
Bremer
Polk
Charles Cadwell
Dallas Center
Janet Brunstedt
Des Moines
Wilma Yukel
Gladbrook
Hancock County
Tama County
Noavelly
Thomas Mann
Adel
Tama
Homer Miller
Waterloo
Robert Young
Traer
Paul Gustafson
Fort Dodge
Monona Woman Breaks Hip In Fall At Home
Mrs Bertha Hass 73 of Monona fractured her hip in a fall at her home on Friday and was taken to the hospital. The report notes her fall and subsequent hospitalization in the local area.
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