Pert Kelton builds stars with humor in Hollywood
Hollywood interview with Pert Kelton outlines her comedy driven path from New York stage to screen. She explains humor as a broad art, notes lessons from tragedy to enhance performance, and describes founder like grit including owning a downtown hotel and moving during a noisy construction period next to her hillside home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alanson Edwards
United Press
Hollywood
Calif
Pert Kelton
Fert
Pert
Constance Bennett
New York
Hollywood Hills
Stolen Auto Recovered as Bandit Escapes in Warren
Warren Oct 19 The hitchhiker bandit who beat C H Miller 67 of 19 Oak Street and stole his blue Essex coach was still at large today. The car was found abandoned near Coudersport by Patrolman Hugat. no trace of the bandit. Miller left by bus for Collecrsport to recover the vehicle as officers continue search across the region. Arthur Johnson of the Kane Gas Company followed the stolen car to ML Jewett and confirmed its license number.
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Warren
Kane Republican
Kane
Lincoln Street
Arthur Johnson
Kane Gas Companies
Johnson
ML Jewett
Kans
Defer Sentence in Girard Youth Case
John Henry Pflester, 21, pleaded guilty to attempted blackmail linked to the Biez rt murder case in Girard. Judge William Hirt deferred sentencing. Pflester admitted threatening Lewe A Edwards to extract money, claiming a KK club with 1200 workers. Police arrested him after discovering his time with Lynn Sloan, a suspect in the Biegert killings. Election costs raised by Oregon county officials as eight votes in McGregor precinct cost about four dollars each.
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John Henry Plester
William
Hirt
Fiesler
Girard
Lewe A. Edwards
KK. K. Club
J. 1
J. O. Badders
Lynn Sloan
Albert
Johanna Biegert
France Faces Critical Move as Rhineland Tensions Rise
The article analyzes potential French actions amid a shifting European crisis. It notes Germany’s withdrawal from the arms conference, discusses reparations and the Young plan, and warns that any partial reoccupation of the Rhineland hinges on reparations and League of Nations dynamics. It also cites Locarno treaties and the League covenant as factors shaping legal and political constraints on both sides.
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France
Germany
League of National
Versailles
Rhineland
Rhine
Council of the League
Hitler
League
League Council
Local notices on civic groups and businesses at South Center street
The text lists historical details about J. J. Andrews Post 70 G A R officers led by Commander Baker and adjutant Parham, and notes the Municipal Club headquarters, a Jacobson aid company store, and the Ely Laundry occupying the brick building on South Center street next to the M H Church, with addresses given as 61 2 South Center and 16 12 South Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Andrews
M. N. Baker
William Mutkie
John A. Parham
Municipal Club
South Center Street
Sm Jacobson Aid Co
Genter Furnishing
Ely Laundry
Brike
M. HB. Churen
Paris Selles Outlets Soeurs Merge For New Firm
Pierre Gerber gains working rights to the Outlets Soeurs trademark and plans an amalgamation with Societe Louiseboulanger. Pierre Gerber will manage artistic direction while Mme Pierre Gerber and M. Boulanger head sales. Callot Soeurs branches remain in Nice and Le Touquet and will be represented in London by Callot Soeurs Limited. The temporary Glasgow closing hinted at earlier is now seen as groundwork for reorganization with Louise Boulanger, promising an artistic and profitable venture with the Spring collection highly anticipated by buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Pierre Gerber
Soeurs
Societe Louiseboulanger
M. Pierre Gerber
Gallot Soeurs
Avenue Matignon
Louise Boulanger
Secret Service Visit Signals Stamp Collector President Interest
A retired minister famed for his stamp collection lives quietly in a Washington suburb. A Secret Service agent visited, inviting him to visit President Roosevelt, who reportedly wished to see the collector and have him bring his stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Secret Service
Roosevelt
Regular school weights planned in Montreal
Montreal Catholic School Commission plans regular weighing of all pupils to monitor health and prevent disease. The program aims to track health conditions across students, reflecting a systematic approach to public welfare in education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Catholic School Commission
McGill Opens Large Library For Students In Arts Building
A substantial new library for McGill University students has opened in the arts building. Financed by the Carnegie Corporation of New York, the facility will house nearly 5,000 volumes and aims to broaden reading in general cultural directions for the student body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
McGill University
Carnegie Corporation of New York
Bee Uses House As Hive In Oregon
In Hugene Oregon George Hicks began remodeling and a swarm of bees built a hive between the ceiling and upstairs floor. He recovered more than ten pounds of honey after the insects were induced to abandon the nest.
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George Hicks
Hicks
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Hollywood Film Shop
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Coudersport
Warren Man
Astoria
Ore
McGregor
Hecker
Sunny
Cele
Palmolive
Rosedale
Oder
Pillsbury
Aked
Gieyme Chromum
Bisquick
Bate Fc
Mary Knight
United Press Staff
Agriculture Department
Montana
Nebraska
South
North Dakota
Mississippi River
Hans Luther
League of Nations
Luther
Ers
Callot Sisters
McGill
Member
Federal Reserve System
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
North Center Street
E Model Dairy CO
Penna
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