Claudette Colbert Declines Leg Art In Arise My Love
Hollywood reports Claudette Colbert refused leg art for Arise My Love saying legs deserve a definite excuse. She noted Zaza and other roles offered justification while Busting the trend for unnecessary leg displays. Leg art boys sulked and turned to Betty Grable Ann Sheridan and Dorothy Lamour for future inspiration.
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Robbin Coons
Hollywood
Ray Milland
Claudette
Mitchell Leisen
Clarke Gable
Zaza
Colbert
Miss Colbert
Paramount
20Th Century-Fox
Betty Grable
Warner Bros
Ann Sheridan
South Seas
Dorothy Lamour
Burma
Love and Rivalry at a Moonlit Ball
Linda Avery, a New Form agency receptionist, reenters romance with Ronald Stafford while Sarah Markley schemes to keep him. Ronald’s trumpet and Linda’s resolve shape a tense love triangle lit by party lights and distant fame. Linda befriends Robert Barton and Caroline Pickard as the drama deepens, hinting at stakes beyond a single night.
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Linda Avery
Linda
Sarah Markley
Ronald
Foer
Ronnie
Sarah
Belle
Miss Avery
White
Miss Markley
Robert Barton
Bob
Caroline
Robert
Terry Adams
Raven
A-1
Caroline Pickard
Lawrence County NeSmith community resumes after rain
Farmers in Lawrence County return to fields after two weeks of wet weather. Notices report illnesses including Mrs. Earnest McCreless and the Parker family. The community mourns the death of a two year old child of Mr. and Mrs. Wilburn Gowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earnest McCreless
Woodrow Reed
Gilbert Reed
Onie Parker
Moulton
Seldon
Jeffreys
Copeland
Audrey Terry
Elizabeth Kinningsworth
Hill Carpenter
Mary Beck
Guntersville
Clara Cornelious
Russellville
Angels
Louis Parker
Helen
Raymond Jeffreys
Sylvia
Haskel Copeland
Miss Onie
Dail Parker
Miller Helms
Walter Killingsworth
Leon Beck
Plina Anderton
Viola Cornelious
Luther Copeland
Lyndon Beck
Elizabeth Killingsworth
Audry Terry
Wilburn Gowers
Community Notes From Lawrence County MT Hope
Mrs Chas Burtram returned home after surgery in Russellville this week. Clay Stanly, son of Mr and Mrs Clay Counts, improves from illness. Rock Springs cemetery work occupied two days with good public participation. Local men and women contributed labor and meals. Mrs Leon Cunningham and children visit then prepare to return home. Thomas Gloria and Marion Lee Counts visit grandparents. Rae McWright and Ruth McWright spend time with relatives. J W Smith postmaster here.
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Chas. Burtram
Russellville
Little Clay Stanly
Clay Counts
Rock Springs
Claude Roberson
Hugh Mitchell
Elewer Counts
Edd Scruggs
Leon Cunningham
Union Springs
Parker Vaughn
Thomas
Gloria
Marion Lee
Guy Counts
Rae McWright
Decature
Ruth McWright
Decatur
Mewman
Mary Joyce Sneed
Margarette
Wilda Bynum
J. W. Smith
Vacationing in Washington and New York
The text notes a person spending his vacation in Washington D C and New York. It references travel between the two major cities during a holiday period.
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Washington, D. C
New York
Twins Reunite After 26 Years In Omaha Meeting
Two men Fred Nester of Omaha and Edwin Iske of Detroit, who were adopted by different families as babies, met in Omaha after 26 years of separation. They previously worked at the same telephone company in Detroit without knowing they were twins.
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Omaha
Neb
Fred Nester
Edwin Iske
Detroit
Louisiana magnate backs Willkie revolt against Wallace
A spokesman for Louisiana's 150 million dollar sugar industry joined national Democratic delegates and the reform governor in a revolt against Secretary Wallace as the Democratic vice presidential candidate. Charles A. Farwell, spokesman for the American Sugar Cane League, announced support.
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Orleans
Louisiana
Wallace
Charles A. Farwell
American Sugar Cane League
Chicago
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Henry A. Wallace
Roosevelt
No Rest Due for Solons Ahead of Congress Reassembly
Washington dispatch reports lawmakers planning a blend of national campaign activity with a continuous session. Roosevelt inspired mood runs through both parties as debates on excess profits tax compulsory military training and defense measures loom. Congressional reconvenes Monday after breaks for the Republican Philadelphia and Democratic Chicago conventions with leaders pledging limited next week action.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Vandenberg
R-Mich
George
D-Ga
Philadelphia
Chicago
House
Senate
Barkley
D-Ky
McNary
R-Ore
Massey Home Demonstration Club Holds July Meeting
The Massey club met July 12 at Mrs. Ben Jones home with 17 members and 8 visitors present. Plans were laid for a year long canned foods display at Falkville bank and a lesson on Italian hemstitching with hands on practice.
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Massey Home Demonstration Club
Ben Jones
Falkville
Mary Sue Jones
Auburn
Rowe
Herman Owen
Miss Rowe
Jones
Thomas Teague
Air rifles banned in Athens city limits
Athens Alabama July 20 officers announced a ban on shooting air rifles and 22 and 82 caliber rifles within city limits after numerous accidents and damage. The action follows complaints to the police department and includes the death of two cows struck by 22 caliber bullets.
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Athens
Ala
T. Wilson
Democratic protester wears Willkie button against Wallace sugar claim
A lifelong Democrat wore a Willkie for President button and protested that Wallace would destroy the sugar industry. He declared Republicans are Louisiana sugar's on hope in a biting political moment.
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Willkie
Button
Wallace
Louisiana
Corps enrollee dies in Boise fire front
A Civilian Conservation Corps enrollee died and two others were severely burned as wind drove a wildfire along a three and a half mile front in the Boise foothills. The incident occurred near Boise Idaho on July 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
COC
Boise
Idaho
Civilian Conservation Corps
Boise Mountains
Joa
Hatch Bill Now Is Law
President Roosevelt signed legislation extending existing political activity restrictions to many state and local employees and limiting campaign contributions. The act, authored by Senator Hatch, prohibits using official position to influence elections and participation in political campaigns by covered workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
White House
D-Nm
Trapped Teenager Rescued After Hillside Incident
Eph J. Galluzzo, 19, of Reading, was trapped on a hillside by shifting wind. Firefighters responded to the scene and freed him, aided by bystanders.
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Eph J. Galluzzo
Walnut Sty
Reading
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Claude Rains
Thomas Mitchell
Guy Kibbee
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