Advertising Rates and Circulation Terms for Fre d Kimball Inc
National Advertising Representative Seus Susoseuys Dennis details pricing for mail orders and carrier deliveries. Rates include 5.00 per year by mail and 0. fifteen cents per copy by carrier, with 250.00 for advance mail in restricted territory. Publication offices listed in New York Chicago and Pittsburgh.
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Fred Kimball, Inc
W. 46Th St
New York
Rime Tower
Chicago
Twenty Years Ago Ae Taker From The Journal Files
Twenty years ago from January 13 1944 reports a child Winlet daughter of H M Wilson escaping fatal burns after clothing caught fire then extinguished by snow. A freight wreck east of town blocks the junction for three hours with eight cars derailed. Buffalo detective hired to assist burglary investigation at The Toggery. City Commission elects William Rust and Wilbur Merritt to police force, Stevens not reelected. Cold storm era described with two feet of snow and sharp wind. Local theatre production at Library Theatre praised. Ladies Auxiliary engages Frank Raeder for a Ladies Minstrel show benefiting Coty hospital.
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Winlet
H. M. Wilson
Pare Street
Book reviews mix travel and mystery in lively 1940s style
Week's Book Review highlights Peter Fleming's Brazilian Adventure as a brisk travel burlesque with jungle escapades and humor, praising its satire of expedition life. It also notes Nordhoff and Hall's Mutiny on the Bounty and a new Thin Man detective novel, lauding writing quality and character vividness across reviews.
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H. Allen Smith
United Press
Peter Fleming
Itar
Lander
Stribners
Fleming
Matto Grosso
Brasil
Col. PH. Fawcett
Fn Ueeda
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Amazon
Charles Nordnoff
James Norman Hall
Tahiti
Mutiny On the Bounty
Craw
Bounty
Imd
South Sea Islands
Nordhoff
Hall
Trac
Dashiel Hamimett
Ale
Knopf
Nick Charles
Organizing Against the Racketeers in New York City
The outgoing administration led by Mayor LaGuardia plans a citywide drive with the police and district attorneys to curb racketeering from bootlegging to extortion. Officials warn that racketeering threatens democratic government, corrupts law enforcement, and harms legitimate businesses across cities and small towns.
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New York City
LaGuardia
Élandestine
New York
LeGuarna
Anid
Auto tribute to railroads in 1938 freight impact
The National Automobile Chamber of Commerce says in 1938 the auto industry shipped 2.6 million car loads of freight by rail, paying $880 million in charges. Autos supplied about 1 of every 8 railroad freight dollars, with 31 percent of general freight for 1933 from manufacturing products, up from 23 percent in 1828.
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National Automobile Chambe of Commerce
Regar
Union
Farm Mortgage Situation Improves Under Federal Guarantee Plan
The article notes President Roosevelt's move to provide a Federal guarantee for farm mortgages and mentions surprising facts about current farm loan totals in the United States. It suggests mortgage volumes have some positive indicators amid the policy shift.
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Dideyanion Im Connectour Wit
Rooneveltis
United States
Hollywood film ace stars in new Warner project
Hollywood report covers the start of production on Hot Air a musical with Dick Powell Pat O'Brien Ginger Rogers and Joan Wheeler at Warner Brothers. Ray Enright directs with Busby Berkeley supervising musical numbers. Wheeler notable for Growing Pains on Broadway will appear in Cat Air her screen debut. The piece touches on cast links to First National projects including Hit Me Again and Easy to Love and mentions Bank of industry concerns with farm debt and mortgage data in the context of the era.
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Alanson Edwards
United Press
Hollywood
Dick Powell
Pat O'Brien
Ginger Rogers
Alien Jenking
Warner, Brothers
Ray” Enright
Busby Berkeley
Joan Wheeler
Miss Wheeler
First National
Bette Davis
Ricardo Cortez
Frank McHugh
Glenda Farrell
Lou Little
Columbia
Warner Brothers First National
Joe M. Brown Penethes Company
Jsnorts
Edward G. Robinson
Jean Muir
Gite Scibbes
Busby Berkley
The
Wonder Bar
Focht Reenters House as Blanton Faces Old Jab
Washington report notes Rep. Focht, Pa, returns to Congress after twelve years, sparring with Rep. Blanton who recalls his jackrabbit district remark. Cherokee strip label surfaces at Halize chamber as Lemke and others vent views. Mentions AAA code disappearance and a secretary of state dream for Manuel Marqueza Sterling heading to Cuba.
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Washington
Dan
Rep. Focht
Rep
Tom. Blanton
Dem
Tex
Blanton
Gongrass
Wacht
Congress
Pennsylvania
Facht
House of Representatives
Ann Blanton
Jackrabbit
Pacht
Manuel Marqueza Sterling
Fed
Anc
Cuba
Gran San Martin
State Department
Newsone
Havank
Sterling
Murro Castle
Rooster Found With Two Hearts Noted In Report
A bantam rooster owned by Mrs. A. Coombs reportedly possesses two hearts, described in the snippet as unusually two heart structures. The finding appears in a local note or oddity item with unclear context and spelling.
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Santa Gruz
A. Coombs
Paris Fashion Tip for the All Day Outfit
Paris outlines how a model woman with a busy day from morning to night can dress with jackets coats and accessories to shift from informal to formal wear. Reversible capes and versatile pieces let a single outfit cover breakfast cocktail dinner and theater with practical elegance.
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Paris
Rhine
Unclear Post Office and city noise era inquiry
Fragmentary prompt questions reference the city building Post Office timing, church bells and factory whistles, and a James Neale. It also mentions HD and the Empire Hotel at 18 West Main. No coherent event or date is established in readable text.
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Brown
Itsterig
James Neale
Hd, Com
Smpire
West Main
French Creek Resident Leo Hubbard Sr Dies After Illness
Leo Hubbard Sr, 29, of French Creek, died Thursday at Corry Hospital after an illness since Saturday and an early morning appendix operation. Born in Grand Rapids, he lived in Sherman before moving to French Creek. He married Geneva More on February 25, 1922, and leaves wife, infant daughter Jean, parents, a sister Ariyne, and a brother Mahlon. Funeral Sunday at 2, interment Mina Cemetery. Also, a California civil suit claims $950 for a white Persian cat worth $25, after it was mistakenly given away by an animal boarding home.
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French Creek
Leo Hubbard
Corry Hospital
Geneva More
da Jean
Ariyne
Mahlon
Twellock
Mina Cemetery
Almeda
Cal
Lulu Weil
Carl J. Fox
Wells
Fox
Aged Man Hurt in Fall at Home
Henry Highgate an 80 year old resident of 288 Hess avenue was seriously injured in a fall down stairs at his home Thursday morning about 6 o clock. He suffered a broken left ankle bruises over the body and cuts on the head. Attending physician reports his condition as fair. No other family members were up at the time. Family awakened by the fall called for medical help.
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Otl City
Henry &. Highgate
Hess Avenue
Bine
Monkey keeps night companionship with tabby cat in private sphere
In Hollister California a Javanese monkey formed a strange bond with a small tabby cat. The attachment exists only at night as the monkey ignores the cat by day, and investigators noted the cat serves as a warm at night, surprising locals.
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Hollister
Cal
Windsor Forest Overlooked by Garden Guardians
Fragmentary text discusses Windsor forest and a garden area overlooking it. Mentions Windsor, guardians, and a park with references to towers and trees. Content is unclear due to OCR damage but centers on Windsor and surrounding landscape.
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