Hollywood returns to talk of love and stunts
A lighthearted note on romance in Hollywood features Dorothy Lamour and Charlie McCarthy with Edgar Bergen as usual. The United States FDA campaigns for stronger food and drug laws after the Elixir of Sulvanilanide drug linked to many deaths, while one boy in Louisiana shows no symptoms. An open safety pin in Marzie Disimone’s stomach is removed in a Miami hospital and she recovers.
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Charlie McCarthy
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Rex Theatre Reopens After 15000 Improvement Makeover
The Rex Theatre on West South Street reopens after a major upgrade by Biaty Brothers. The remodel includes red velvet sidewalls leather seats new carpeting enhanced lighting color effects and a new furnace and ventilation system. Exterior upgrades with marquee lighting and an electrical display sign are in progress for the Wednesday opening featuring the film Big City.
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Charges 69 Girls At School Sterilized
Mrs. Kathryn O Laughlin McCarthy a former Kansas legislator accuses Beloit State Industrial School of sterilizing 69 girls aged nine to thirteen amid parental pressure. She says six inmates attempted suicide after coercion and that officials used sterilization as punishment for minor rule infractions. Officials deny the charges.
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Two youths injured in Kan e area crash
Kane October 26 Two youths were injured lightly to seriously when their car wrecked two miles west of Kane on U S Route 6. Robert Kronenwetter 20 of St Marys fractured left arm Joseph Denunzio 28 of Ridgway suffered severe head lacerations Edward Fiele 21 of St Marys owner and driver escaped with minor bruises The car overturned after a front wheel sipped off onto the berm causing loss of control and a collision with a culvert.
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Funeral Services for 20 Month Old Patricia Louise Kromus
Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 3 p.m. at Donald Burton funeral home in Corry for Patricia Louise Kromus 20 months old the daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Kromus who died in Hartford Connecticut. Burial will be in Laurel Hill Cemetery. The child’s father is noted as a former Corry resident and son of Mr and Mrs Charles Kromes.
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Thompson's Barosma Compound Tablets Advertising Claim
An old advertisement touts Thompson's Barosma Compound Tablets as a kidney and bladder cleanser and stomach tonic. The copy urges eliminating toxins to prevent nighttime urination and potential kidney harm, urging purchase in a local store.
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Sportsmen of Warren Plan Protest Against Deer Season Opening
Warren County Council of Sportsmen's Clubs representatives joined Brookville leaders and other counties to oppose the opening of the deer season in Pennsylvania. The push seeks a court action in Dauphin County and involves Cameron, Clearfield, Jefferson, Clarion and Westmoreland counties. aims to block special permits that allow nonresidents to hunt first.
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Oil City Man Dies In Crash Near Pittsburgh
Oil City resident D M Sarman, 81, died after his truck collided head on with an empty tank truck driven by Roy Trask of Sharon. Investigators say Sarman apparently fell asleep at the wheel while en route to Pittsburgh. Trask swerved to avoid the collision.
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D. M. Sarmain
Oil City
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Harding Mothers Attend Hygiene Meet
The mothers of Harun Taine au Suhvul Association attended a hygiene meeting with a large turnout. Materials were provided by the Ayneridan Sora Hygiene Association and the Pennsylvania Department of Health. Plans were set for another gathering, with a future event announced and fathers invited to attend.
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Forest fires feared as Oregon faces high hazard
In Salem Oregon state forestry officials warn fire danger is elevated this season due to extreme heat and dry conditions. Authorities urge residents to exercise caution and report any smoke or fire sightings promptly to prevent wildfires.
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Safety First in India Calcutta Promotes Road Caution
An article reports a Britain tied safety campaign in Calcutta to promote careful road use. The National Institute of Industrial Morphology in London backs the effort. The aim is to reduce traffic risks and improve public awareness.
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