Hollywood Film Shop and a World of Myths
A vivid reminiscence centers on Robert Louis Stevenson IV visiting Hollywood as a 4 year old nephew of the author. Samuel Goldwyn eyes a film part for the boy who later serves as a sergeant in a World War I unit famed for dialects and languages. He later works in intelligence in Germany, crossing paths with Adolf Hitler, who mistakes a Native American ring for a Nazi symbol.
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Washington pranks, Huey Long, and Wagner bill jokes
In Washington April 3 prank calls disrupt Huey Long’s office as staff and critics joke about fame. President John L. Lewis weighs in on the soft coal wage extension and the Wagner bill, warning that things can change in minutes and noting Washington’s fickle tempo.
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Paris Styles Paris What to Wear For Spring Theming fashion tips mix bathing suits with evening gowns and waterproof fabrics for party wear.
Paris April 3 Fashion notes discuss printed silks chiffons and bathing suits becoming more varied and daring. Intermission swims in waterproof satin and cellophane amid dancing and evening gowns described with lively period voice. Quint goats draw crowd in Hamilton Ontario as five kids attract attention.
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Hunt Started for Source of Sheep Disease
Washington April 4 Agriculture Department officials will seek proof this summer that coal of weed on spineless horsebrush caused bighead, a sheep disease damaging Western flocks for 50 years. Arthur B. Clawson leads the study with A Moran W F Huffman and Milton A Madsen. Salina Utah hosts headquarters.
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Reduction in Electric Rates Across Pennsylvania
The Pennsylvania Electric Company files a new tariff to cut electric light and power costs starting May 1. The reduction favors both commercial and residential customers with about 201,000 in total savings split between the two classes. Consumers will see the full impact after receiving first month bills and comparing to prior charges. Gas and water costs remain higher and are a major protest point, as utilities overall trend downward amid calls for relief from high rates.
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Streets Without Litter Prompts NYC Sanitation Crackdown
The New York City sanitation department deployed eight investigators to locate littering hotspots and issued summonses to offenders for dumping debris, sweeping waste into gutters, and improper trash handling. Over 250 summonses were issued in one morning highlighting 5,000 street trash cans and urging citizens to use them and pocket litter.
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If I Had Two Million Dollars A Mid Century Investor Talk
A veteran businessman outlines a hypothetical plan for reinvesting two million dollars. He favors long term government bonds for safety, real estate purchases for life stability, and standard securities in strong corporations. He hints at modest exposure to housing ventures and modern ventures, prioritizing reliable growth.
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Star Signals Day Of Pleasure And Change In Travel
The reading notes a favorable period for pleasure and finances with a warning about a uncertain noon and erratic dealings in women's apparel. It cites a commanding nature, fortunate travel near birthplace, and a forthcoming change this month with dates suggesting clerical duties on April 15 to 17, 1980, while warning of digestive issues from now through September.
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Pitches Right Writes Left Cleveland Pitcher Humor
Oral Hildebrand of the Cleveland Indians is described as a right handed pitcher who writes with his left hand. The note highlights his unusual reversal of throwing and writing hands and adds a light personal angle from the team.
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Twenty Years Ago News from the Journal Files
A report from 1913 notes the formation committee for a Chamber of Commerce met to discuss organization. Vinnie Graham and spouse bought Palm Cafe on South Center street. Various residents return from visits to Niagara Falls Buffalo and New York City. Word reached of John Penny, wanted for the Edmira police chief murder, believed seen locally but not found.
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Edmira, WN
Weather and plant exposure linked to bighead disease
Many raisers blame weather for bighead, noting spikes after hot sunny days following storms. Some link weeds to the disease, though officials say plants consumed by animals can increase sensitivity to sunlight.
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Stork Delays Trip, Baby Born in Canton's Hospital
Mr and Mrs Byron Oman of Mt Blanchard hoped for a Canton birth but an obstinate delay forced them to stop in Medfield Hospital where a son was born to Mrs Blanchard.
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Measfiela
German Team Triumphs at World Bridge Tourney
United Press reports Dresden duo Mume C von Kemensky and Dr L Ly yon Barkow won the international north-south title in the fourth world bridge Olympic contest. Athens pair Mrs Pappy Lotou and Stephen Yo v s captured the east-west title in February. A $10,000 platinum trophy will be held by Greece and Germany for one year, with replicas awarded for permanent possession.
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Dresden
Germany
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