Hollywood film shoop chaos as foreign food invades sets
Hollywood's film colony faces culinary chaos as foreign talent arrives with distinct tastes. Louis Alters, famed chef, laments actors ordering impractical dishes and attempting to write their own recipes. Directors Edgar Allan Woolf and E Mason Hopper assist as amateur culinary advisers amid a comical parade of cultural requests.
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Hollywood
Fim
Louis Alters
Afetro- Galiivyn-Mayer
Albers
Volces
Edgar Allan Woolf
E Mason Hopper
Hopper
Dempsey Endorsed for Erie Sealer Post in 1938 Campaign
Victor Dempsey Third Ward committeeman wins Democratic city committee backing for the Erie county sealer of weights and measures post in 1938. Bob Sullick, Carry High athlete, returns tonight for Conneaut High on the Junior High court. Mayor Glen Miller comments after Harrisburg talk on League of Thin Cities benefits. Precision Products Company expands, Plant No. 2 at Aero Supply. Pettit, Niobe gladioli grower, would have earned 125 dollars last night at Rex Theatre. Hofstacher Insurance Agency window draws shoppers on the avenue. State Department of Highways plans to assess eastern Erie county roads after the storm and snow plow setup. Morrie Chapin assists twin brother in reopening their new store. Councilman Pruit J. Weaver eyes finance director post in new administration.
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Victor Dempsey
Third Ward
Democratic City Committee
Erie County
Bob Sullick
Conneaut High
Glen Miller
Harrisburg
League of Thins
Precision Products Company
Sherman Metal Products Company
Aero Supply
B. E. Pettit
Gladioli
Niobe
Rex Theatre
Hofstacher Insurance Agency
Erie
Norrie
Chapin Town
Lumibn City
Morrie
Pruit J. Weaver
Alfred
B. Porter
Legion
Scott's Scrap Book and Local Hints of Holiday Plans
A jumble of brief items notes a Christmas party tonight and one for Saturday, names Erie and Crawford Demerats seeking a congressional nomination, Chief Flanigan and Postmaster Sullivan sharing phone numbers for a Seminuk murder execution timing, a prison stay for a woman, Steve Morton starting a new store in Wilton block, and possible spring announces including a North Center restaurant and a reorganization of a local school. Police reportedly still look into window peeping incidents along with rumors of reform and upheaval.
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K Filivs
Art Colugrove
Erie
Crawlord County
John D. Flanigan
James P. Sullivan
Slanley Ashe
Joe Senauskua
John Polens
Otter
Mae’ S Penal Institution
Steve Morton
Wilton
Miller Pharmacy
North Center
Raw Materials as Buy and Pioneer Passes in Corry
Roger Babson urges buying raw materials amid the current recession in his Journal column, predicting a major rise in commodity markets before a further downturn. Obituary notes: W Ed Marsh, Corry’s long-time lawyer and Odd Fellow leader, dies at 78 after 62 years in the city. A reader driver calls for stricter traffic penalties and pedestrian accountability, and a note on New Yorks mayor LaGuardia proposing underground parking structures for dense areas.
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Roger Babson
Babson
Hy Ils
Babsons
Jlge
Curty
W. Ed. Marsh
Warren County
Mr. Marsh
Corry
Citigen
Ami
Pennsylvania
Marsh
Corry Gas Consumers Endure Winter Storm Disruption
Twenty years ago Corry faced a severe winter storm with gas shortages. Streetcars halted, Columbus Avenue remained cut from the city, and pressure dipped but did not drop below a marginal level. The piece also notes local incidents and assorted community updates including a death on Columbus Avenue and a flooding event at Nast store, along with brief mentions of jury service, parking issues, and a forecast of the Grand Coulee Dam’s future height.
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Corry
Erie
Jamestown
George L. Peet
Columbus Avenue
Nabone Corset Company
James H. Wright
Children’s Department
Nast
North American journalist faces South America tension
In a chaotic era of Latin American politics, a North American reporter, John W. White, faces expulsion from Argentina as Brazil’s dictatorship widens its influence. The piece notes White’s deep ties to the region, his language skills, and his role as an impartial observer amid rising fascist sentiment.
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Stewart
South America
Charles P. Stewart
Central Press
Washington, D.C
Brazil
South
America
Uncle Sem
Vangags
Argentina
John White
Key West
One-Minute Test Answers and Historical Prompts
Names and facts from a mixed OCR page are summarized here. Nathan Straus is New York. The Sherman Antitrust Act, the first federal anti monopoly statute, prohibits specific commerce and took effect on July 2 1890.
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Tinie Staley
United States
Wistam
Naterial
Imerson
Nathan Straus
Newe York
Fragmentary Factographs From a Damaged Archive
Incoherent notes claim the United States army executed a man before a firing squad since 1870 and reference various unlikely names like Thaillin and Chrislughur Cyl wobue. The garbled text mentions preventive ideas for colds, fluctuating figures, and a mix of places such as California and San Salvajoy with scattered historical echoes about explorers and settlements.
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United States Army
Ater Chrislughur
Wobue
San Salvajoy
Spain
Man Hadagee
Cabulla
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Robert Young
Sunny Side
Scott
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Reor
Rj.scott A
Burma
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Taku Lt
Flagyou
la Guardia
New York
Archie
Gamera
Columbus
Kate Church
Tuttsville
George Bedusé
Gositich
Harry Keim
Bie
Wall
Merona
Ase
Lord Maraulay Mnémortet
Paradise Leet
Uf. S
Grand Coulee
Bobby Burns
Tiny
John
Wind
Buenos Aires
Oenae
A. P
Sony
New York Times
Ives
Merry Christmas
Clearfield Furs
Clearfield
Sundars Wakers
Lomibstone Oakers
Hiney
General Electric
All-Way Electric Company
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