Frank Morgan recounts film school in Hollywood
Hollywood star Frank Morgan discusses his informal film school in Hollywood during Bowery Princess filming with Shirley Temple. He cites lessons in tap dancing with Bill Robinson, handling blackface makeup, performing the Uncle Tom sequence, and even learning trombone and bird calls as part of his education in the motion picture business. Morgan notes his membership in the Men Who Have Danced With Shirley Temple and reflects on how the industry shaped his acting, dancing, and performance range.
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Hollywood
Frank Morgan
Moving Picture
Bernons
Shakspeare
Avon
Morgan
Bowery
Shirley Temple
Jimmy Dunn
Temple
Robinson
Buddy Wbson
Alice Faye
Jack Haley
Romeo
Auliet
Rumors Shriek Politics Behind Fatal East Main Crash
Local editorials denounce vicious rumors circulating after a fatal East Main Street crash. An eight year old died when an intoxicated driver struck him. Arthur Colegrove is alleged to intervene but officials say the chatter is false and politically motivated. Colegrove denies any involvement and urges no interference. The piece criticizes partisan influence in prosecutorial handling while noting prior tensions in Erie.
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East Main Street
Arthur Colegrove
Hine County
Dave
Erie
Colegrave
Harrisburg
Colegrove
Corry
Nation saved from ruin amid 1933 crisis praise
The New York World Telegram extols the incoming Democratic Administration for averting catastrophe in 1933. It credits one man for guiding a frightened, debt-laden nation from chaos to hope, noting improvements in bank safety, securities values, and overall national income after a period of severe declines.
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New York World Telegram
Pice Tire
New York Oak Exchange
No Big Strike This Year Amid Labor War Fears
The text notes fears of a steel industry labor war amid John L. Lewis and unionization plans. Officials claim no immediate strikes are planned and that steel workers' organization will be gradual, with leaders denying a coming labor war this year. Employers and workers prefer restraint during an election year, avoiding unnecessary hostilities before the showdown ahead.
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Johnn L. Lewis
Lewis
Green
Labor
Sifes
Boot Jack Hill stretch near Ridgway completed early
Closing concrete pour finished yesterday on the Boot Jack highway. The 28.6 mile route, under construction since April, will open within two days with only final edge work remaining. Contractor completed ahead of schedule.
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Ridgway
Boot Jack
One Minute Test and Etiquette Hints From a Past Office Daily
Answers: 1 An association of fathers or grandfathers an etiquette club German origin. 2 The periscope uses a revolving prism to reflect rays from the horizon down a vertical tube. 3 Cape Town and Pretoria are capitals of the Union of South Africa. Classified ad mentions used furniture.
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Furnverein
Union of South Africa
Jzveunasts
Cape Town
Pretoria
July 16 Star Signals and Travel Hints
Horoscope notes a mentally active day with morning creativity and afternoon energy. Birthdates May 21 to June 20 favor reflection over excess zeal. Advises religious openness, sensible life philosophy, possible travel or study, and cautions against overconfidence and rash actions during late July into early August.
Twenty Years Ago From Journal Files Local News
Lieutenant Gifford Jourdet writes about Company A life at the border noting all men in good health and a pleasant heat despite the day. Mr and Mrs G E Heath and daughter Aden return from a seventeen day Canada driving trip. Naval Militia units pass through en route to Philadelphia to embark for Norfolk. Corry and Columbus Street Railway to discontinue two street cars serving the Buffalo division. Fathers Tracy and Mulleree were at Cambridge Springs retreat. Mrs Charles Patterson travels to Salamanca to visit relatives. G W Morris visits Spring Greens for business.
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Company A
Border
Pase
League Island
Uncle Cam
Philadelphia
Norfolk
Corry and Columbus Street Railway Company
Buffalo
Pennsylvania
Nevis Corry
Carlisle Barracks History and Visit Information
See and Know Pennsylvania describes Carlisle Barracks in Carlisle as a historic military site. Once Public Works, then Washingtonburg, it hosted cavalry and artillery posts, the Carlisle Indian School, a U.S. General Hospital, and now the U S Army Medical Pier Service School. Visitors are welcome with a Thursday dress parade at 6 pm.
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Carlisle
Public Works
Renton
Washingtonburg
Carlisle Indian School
U. S. General Hospital
U. S. Army Medical Pier Service School
Faculty Service Honored at UNC Woman's College
In Greensboro North Carolina the infirmary at the Women's College of the University of North Carolina was named Cove Hospital in honor of Dr Anna M Cove who retired this spring after eighteen years on the faculty.
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N. C
Women's College of the
University of North Carolina
Cove Hospital
Anna M. Cove
Gold mine finds at Felton drug store declared
A Culver state report notes one Felton drug store described as a gold mine even without liquor sales. Assays show $2214 in gold per ton found beneath the store, highlighting Felton as a center on old gold fields and drawing attention to mineral discoveries near retail sites.
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