Hollywood Dialog Seethes Over Wind Maker in Dawn of Fame
In a foggy Hollywood room a director boasts of control over wind and storms while actors debate faith and fame. Richard Benson reflects on nature and mortality as Betty James and Jarnegan quip about God and glory. The star-studded exchange hints at power, ego, and the price of cinema.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Kent
Richard Benson
Jarnegan
Betty James
Hollywood
Jack
Barney Sloan
Sloan
Barney
Betty
Ohio
Columbus
John
Spencer
Salt Lake City
Mormon Temple
Boris
Moscow
Yetaeve
Bull Run
Adam
Thall
Uncommon Vegetables to Grow in Your Home Garden
A guide lists rare vegetables suitable for home gardens including leeks, kohlrabi, peppers, eggplants, Chinese cabbage, salsify, okra, celeriac, endive, chicory, kale, cress, and more. It notes indoor starting for northern climates and winter storage, with tips on transplanting and season extension.
Machinery from famous Jib mine sold to coast firms
William S. Barquist of Basin and a crew removed the 300-ton flotation milling plant from the Jib mine and sold it to Mercury ration of America near Everett, Washington. Other equipment goes to Wash Aceh Machinery & Storage Co. A Montana gold property produced large amounts of high grade ore years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William S. Barquist
Basin
Jefferson Development Co
Mercury Ration of America
Everett
Wash
Wash- Aceh Machinery & Storage Co
Unemployment Drops in State Linked to Mining Rise
State jobless numbers fall as Montana mines drive hiring and outdoor work expands. About 2,788 placements since year's start, with 636 in January, 641 in February, remainder in April. Last year 29,624 job seekers found work, versus 32,222 in 1939 for the same period. Officials expect further declines with spring openings as claims and benefit payments continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Nelson
Nelson
Montana
Indica
Commission
Starting Seeds in Sand New and Safer Method
A sand based seed-starting method developed with USDA input offers an easier alternative for sunny window gardens. Flats sit in water in tight joints, with clean sand and burlap bottom, glass cover, and periodic nutrient feeding. Seedlings grow sturdy with less damping off and can be transplanted or moved to the garden on completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
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Xile
By News Syndicate Co., Inc
Henry Kent
Benson
Boris Demovits
OKRA
Calvert
Calvert Distillers Corporation
New York City
U. S. Bureau OF Mines
Copper Mining Company
Butte, Montana
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