Hollywood Notes on Baxter Legacy and Polish Gold Deal
Harriet Parsons reports Warner Baxter will star in Legacy for Columbia, produced by Bob Sherwood. Bob Montgomery bought film rights to Polish Gold, about smuggling 100,000,000 from Poland to Paris. David Manners tests for Dance Dance O’Hara, and Miss O’Hara plans to bring family from Ireland. Weekend Hollywood snapshots show Faye Preston, Lamour Butter, Hutton Grant Cortez at Perino’s, and social rounds at Cocoanut Grove.
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Harriet Parsons
Holly Wood
Warner Baxter
Fox
Warner
Bob Sherwood
Columbia
Charles Bonner
Tait Baxter
Sherwood
Hubert Emmet Sherwood
Baxter
Bob Mont-gomery
Poland
Paris
Bob
France
David Manners
Matreet O'Hara
Ing
Miss O'Hara
Ireland
Hollywood
Alice Faye
Bob Preston
Dottie Lamour
Greg Bautter
Columbus
America
Barbara Hutton
Cary Grant
Ricardo Cortez
Perino
Sky Roof
Alan Joneses
Bart Marshalls
Helen Parish
Forrest Tucker
Linda Darrell
Robert Shaw
Lois Ranson
Rand Brooks
Cocoanut Grove
Radio Log Highlights Kenny Gardner Interview Today
Kenny Gardner, the young vocalist heard on Easy Does over WGRV Wednesdays at 6 30, will be interviewed today on Meet the Artist at 11. Gardner, who recently visited NBC New York, cannot read music but claims a repertoire exceeding 3 000 numbers. Two U S Forest Service specialists will compare today's forest fire fighting methods with those of 30 years ago on National Farm and Home hour at 12 80 and discuss weather forecasting and fire prevention. Affairs of Anthony ends Monday and Thunder Over Paradiachict begins.
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Kenny Gardner
WGRV
Gardner
NBC New York
Vias
California
U. S. Forest Service
Anthony
Fragmented Radio Schedule With Notices and Names
A garbled listing shows a dense schedule of programs and segments from WGKY and related stations. It mentions discussions with prominent American women on world problems, a mix of entertainment features, news summaries, music blocks, and various serialized cartoons and dramatic sketches, all presented in a 1930s style cadence.
Theaters At The Kearse And Other Cinema Listings
A crowded day’s program lists Lillian Rusch with Alice Faye Dan Ameche and Henry Fonda at The Kearse and Torrid Zone at The Virginian starring James Cagney Ann Sheridan and Pat O’Brien. Also advertised are Edison The Man at The Capital with Spencer Tracy and an Mickey Mouse cartoon. Multiple venues feature Mae West My Little Chickadee and other titles with Gene Algy Smiley Birnete and more, plus news items and various musical interludes. The page blends theater showings with war news and entertainment chatter.
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Kearse
Lillian Rusch
Alice Faye
Dan Ameche
Henry Fonda
Edward Arnold
Adee
Virginian
James Cagney
Ann Sheridan
Pat O'Brien
Mae West
Johmny Dewis
Neuators Again A Fractured High School Basketball Recap
Fragmented OCR reads show a chaotic recap of a high school basketball game near Charleston with Robinson and Minirsih stars noted. Names such as Drews, Sublette, Sams, Kordenbreck, and Maynor appear amid scattered stats and play-by-play fragments.
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Wille
State Chess Tourney Set for Next Weekend in Wheeling
The second annual West Virginia State Chess tournament will be held at the Fort Henry club in Wheeling next Saturday and Sunday. First round starts 8:30 Saturday. two days of play to crown 1940 state champion. Charleston entrants include Hartling Maloy Fay and Hart Jr. Others: Liggett Crede Snyder Gilliland Herkman. Sponsorship by A W Paull with Charleston Chess Club. US Chess Federation will recognize winner as official WV champion.
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Wheeline
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Losals
William Hartling
Arthur T. Maloy
Edward M. Fay
John F. Hart, Jr
Harold Liggett
Walt Crede
T. A. Snyder
A. B. Gilliland
L. E. Herkman
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Parkersburg
Clarksburg
Huntington
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United States of Ameriva Chess Federation
Pittsburgh Chalks Up Victory Over Boston
Pittsburgh won 14 to 2 at home in the first nocturnal game, dominating with multiple rally innings. Gene Moore homered for Boston, while Pittsburgh pitchers Bowerman and teammates held the Bees to five hits.
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Indians and Senators Split Doubleheader in Washington
Cleveland gains a share of first place by splitting a doubleheader with Washington. The Indians win the nightcap 3 to 2 after losing the opener, as notable players like Peters and Mack contribute in a close American League contest.
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RAF
Norals
Rus Crommbeil
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Imo Winnt
Pileher Moyer Hayre
Parkers Trim Meltdown Continues on Page 10
Reports detail a chaotic baseball inning with Sacrifice plays and multiple strikeouts. Players Quintan Linton Barley West Cox Seiwemspure Prue and ONeal are mentioned in a muddled sequence amid scoring and fielding notes.
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Sport Notes Fragment From Kanawha County
Sport notes mention Kanawha County negotiations for next fall and a trip to Chindlestan with East Bank coach Bill Calvert. Diher and Harvey depart for Paladel tna to coach a basketb ailinié in the Quaker city, then plan Bucknell prep.
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Harvey Erm
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Quaker City
Unter School
Bucknell Mendes
Dissy Dean Sidelined by Suspension and Roster Turmoil
The article describes chaotic conference fallout with Dissy Dean amid suspensions and personnel shifts. It notes Wrigley ownership tensions, a Los Angeles medical consult, and Pitcher Bryant facing potential elbow surgery. Other scores include Shrewsbury 4 Red Caps 2 and Crown defeating Williamson.
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Roy Wtamnison
Wrealey
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Tolea
Walter Datehy Reatier
Hig Letatue Picker
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Dean
Chay Bryart
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Los Angeles
Ereene O'Meark
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Robberies Said Solved Opens With Arrests
A brief report states four robberies were solved following arrests made yesterday. Three persons are identified in the article with vague descriptions of ages and appearances including a Brendon stable faction and a group linked to Whit apes. Details remain unclear due to fragmented text.
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Brendon
Groen
Stroke Savers: Wind Effects On Golf Shots
Gene Sarazen explains wind influence on golf balls and offers practical tips. He notes wind slows club head speed and ball flight, advises overdubbing by one or two numbers, swing smoother, and adjust loft. For iron shots into cross winds, account for wind drift based on shot length.
Williamson at Bluefield Rivalry Highlights Standings
Mountain State results show Bluefield atop the standings with a 7 4 record as Welch, Huntington, Ashland, and Lagan chase. Today’s games feature Williamson at Bluefield, Ashland at Lagan, and Welch at Huntington amid rain and uncertain margins.
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Dodgers Belt Cardinals In First Night NL Game In St Louis
In St Louis Pepper Martin sparked controversy with a disputed strike, then a seventh inning flare led to a long delay. Brooklyn Dodgers smashed five Cardinal pitchers for 12 hits and won 10 to 1, highlighted by Joe Medwick s two doubles and Babe Phelps scoring on a Vosmik triple.
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Lasing Pilther Cooper
Baseballs Big Six Be The Associated Press Batting Leaders
Baseball statistics from the era highlight top hitters in both leagues. Players such as Foxx of the Red Sox Danning of the Giants and Mize of the Cardinals appear among batting leaders with high averages and runs batted in. The piece also lists home run totals and RBI leaders across the American and National Leagues.
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Four Jehovah's Witnesses Rescued From Angry Mob
Four members of a Jehovah's Witnesses group were rescued by Sheriff Fred Howse in Moweaqua after a mob formed over alleged anti flag remarks. The men Eugene Ingle Herschel Bauer Edwin Kirscher and Truman Mazrietta faced open charges in Shelby county jail with portable phonographs and house to house canvassing. The incident echoes a prior Supreme Court school flag case referenced by a housewife who said To hell with the flag leading to rapid rumor spread and mob formation in the small mining town.
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Litchfield
Herschel Bauer
Edwin Kirscher
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Truman Mazrietta
Gillespie
U. S. Supreme Court
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Fred Howse
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