Star Dislikes Film Capital Discrimination in Hollywood
Hollywood star Gene Tierney explains her New York residence reasoned by her husband’s East business and Hollywood’s star earnings exploitation. She cites unfair bills from a Sas station and doctors charging by wealth, arguing high taxes and costs drain stars while maternity needs rise.
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Hollywood
New York
Gene Tierney
East
The
Oleg Cassini
Miss Tierney
Quick Glances Report on Film News and Debuts
Dean set to startle fans in 13 O clock High without a taupee and bald. Henry Morgan and his Wife expect twins though one is unnamed at two years, nicknamed Bitsy. Jack Carson Jr. debuts in Good Humor Man, a seven year old among 1530 kids in a comedy chase. Dorothy McGuire returning to film after two years in Ho Doctor.
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Dean
Jagger
Henry Morgan
Bitsy
Jack Carson Jr
Dorothy McGuire
First Man Made Balloon Flight Believed 1782
The historical record notes that the inaugural man made balloon is thought to have ascended from the earth in 1782, marking a milestone in early aeronautics and scientific curiosity.
The Delmar small house plan description and features
The Delmar is a one room expansion attic two bedroom plan with a living room and kitchen on the first floor connected by a central hall. It has ample dining and closet space, built in wardrobe in each bedroom and adjoining kitchen and bath for economy in plumbing. Exterior walls are frame with potential concrete blocks, asphalt shingle roof, 30 by 26 feet including a full basement, 816 square feet of floor area and 17 382 cubic feet volume. For more information write the Small House Planning Bureau St Cloud Minn.
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Delmar
Small House Planning Bureau
St. Cloud
Minn
Annual Singing at Antioch Church Set For Sunday
The Antioch church hosts an all day singing this Sunday starting at 10 oclock with a grounds noon dinner. John Grizzard on behalf of the committee invites all lovers of sacred song to attend. The Goodman Family from May Kentucky will perform. An evening concert follows Saturday at eight, as Antioch lies eleven miles east of HartSt.
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Antioch Church
Killing Probe Pensacola Pastor Shot Death
A coroner's jury will inspect the fatal shooting of a superannuated Methodist minister in Pensacola. Charles C. Driver died in a local hospital from shotgun wounds suffered May 22 after an assault incident. Robert Denham, about 50, faces charges of assault with intent to commit murder. Sheriff Kendrick identified Denham as the neighbor of the deceased.
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Pensacola
Fla
Justice of the Peace
Harvey Bizzel
Charles C. Driver
Suffe Red
Robert Denham
R. L
Kendrick
Pepper to Speak Pensacola at Sheriffs Convention
U S Senator Claude Pepper D Fla was to address a two day Florida sheriffs convention in Pensacola with about 300 peace officers and their wives expected to attend. Federal and local officials were to swell the gathering.
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U. S
Claude Pepper
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Florida
Pisces 36 38 Horoscope Notes at Sa Guing St
A scrambled horoscope fragment mentions Pisces dates February 20 and 36 to 38. It references a place or street name and a favorable mood toward a neutral outcome. The readable items imply a compact, period horsehair-tinged column style with scattered numerals.
Getting Out on Bail Not Always Simple Matter
Clarke Beach explains bail mechanics and risks for defendants and bailers in the Eisler case. Professional bondsmen, Surety firms, and individual bailers all weigh flight risk, with bonds usually 2 to 5 percent in most jurisdictions.
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Washington
Gerhart-Eisler
Eesier
Eisler
Civil Rights Congress
Fanti
Field Marshal Montgomery Saintly Contrasts With Churchill
A tale describes Montgomery as abstemious and devout, claiming he told Churchill he does not drink or smoke and is 100 per cent fit. Churchill reportedly replied that he smokes and drinks and is 200 per cent fit.
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Montgomery
Winston ‘Churchill
Churchill
Movie Star Divorce Gaffe Sparks Local Laughs
A film star’s hurried Mexico divorce plan backfired as she repeatedly said Si si in court. The crowd cheered when she declared herself divorced, while the lawyer insisted she had merely married the judge.
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Mexico
Old Man by the Fire Chair of Light and Log Altar
A man sits content by a fire, resting in a chair as flames rise. He smiles as the logs glow, creating a throne like altar of light.
Glowing reflections and brief vignettes in a local tale
A poetic reflection on warmth and family life. A line of playful dialogue shows Junior declaring plans to become a philanthropist while a local girl jokes about Grandmother's numerous petticoats. Elizabeth Branger frames a fragmentary slice of ordinary daily scenes.
Decatur Humor and Village Advice in Quirky Exchanges
A string of playful exchanges and quips appears, featuring a father recalling beauty, a youth reflecting on cannibalism, and lines about staying young by associating with youths. It includes a rifle instructor asking about aiming, a recruit resisting, and moral guidance about chasing happiness. Dialogues touch on marriage plans, aging, and social norms with a courtroom joke about sighting a prisoner at the bar.
Poland electrifies rural areas around Wroclaw
In the Breslau region large scale farm electrification is under way. The Lower Silesian Associated Power Plants reports power supplied to 67 villages and 14,000 rural homesteads this year and plans to extend service to 280 more rural communities by year end 1949.
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Wroclaw
Poland
Breslau
Lower Silesian
Poor man de kidnapped Bangkok incident startled city
In Bangkok on June 14 a group of kidnapers on the main street forced a Chinese merchant from their car after learning he had no money. The crowd showed disgust as the incident unfolded.
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Bangkok
Painter Wins Ribbon Then Builds Vast Art Collection
Rush City Minnesota June 14 1940 Effie Sheldon Bornhoff began painting after her husband urged her to try. Her first water color won a blue ribbon at the Minnesota State Fair. She now holds more than 5000 watercolors and oils at her home and hosts an annual open house drawing nearly 1000 visitors from Minnesota and Wisconsin.
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Rush City
Minn
Effie Sheldon Bornhoff
Minnesota
Wisconsin
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