Medical Director Warns Fourth of July Swimmers
Dr. Robert A. Fraser chief medical director of New York Life urges three life saving rules for Independence Day swimmers. Never swim alone, wait an hour after eating, and check water depth before diving. He notes 5500 annual fatalities and stresses staying calm, avoiding fights with currents, and letting water carry you to safety when overwhelmed.
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Robert A. Fraser
New York Life Insurance Company
Fraser
National Safety Council
Safe swimming and artificial respiration guide
The article advises staying low in waves and holding breath to reach shore, resting often. It warns against fighting cramps and stresses never swimming long distances alone. It details the Schafer method of artificial respiration with step by step positioning and weight shifts.
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Fraser
Schafer
John Meades Woman at Dentonia Theatre July 38
New George Bancroft stars in a romantic drama with John Wayne’s Ride Him Cowboy, plus Edward Arnold and Francine Larrimore in John Meade’s Woman. special holiday program adds Call It a Day and Parnell previews at Dentonia Theatre with dates July 5 6 7 8.
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Edward Arnold
Francine Larrimore
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Lyman Beecher Stowe
London
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Parnell
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Parnell drama Uncrowned King at Dentonia Theatre
Picture attraction in years at the Dentonia Theatre Thursday and Friday July 8 and 9 stars Clark Gable and Myrna Loy. Gable plays Irish patriot Parnell and Loy portrays Katie O'Shea the woman at the center of the scandal that changed his career.
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Miss Loy
Katie O’shea
Buck Jones and Silver The Fast Horse Spoof
Buck Jones portrayed in Universal's "Sandiflow" at Ridgely Theatre with his horse Silver, a name he kept as a good omen. The piece mixes showbiz notes with wartime wordplay about Liberty amidst a holiday program lineup featuring Robert Taylor Barbara Stanwyck in This Is My Affair and Paul Muni Miriam Hopkins in The Woman I Love opening July 8 and 9.
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Buck Jones
Ridgely Theatre
Universal
Hofbraus and Rathskellers
Buck
Liberty Nickel
Robert Taylor
Barbara Stanwyeck
Twentieth Century-Fox
Taylor
Miss Stanwyck
Victor McLaglen
Paul Muni
Miriam Hopkins
French Flying Companions Fall For Woman In War Romance
A brightly charged wartime romance unfolds as two French comrades in the air force compete for the affection of a beautiful girl amid the World War era.
Exceptional Entertainment at the Reese Theatre
The Reese Theatre promotes a holiday lineup with Jimmy Tuberlain and his musical hot shots on July 3 alongside Buck Jones in Smoke Tree Ranch. A July 5 premiere of They Gave Him a Gun stars Spencer Tracy and Franchot Tone. Tex Ritter appears on July 6 with a touring company. Circus Girl on July 7 and Trader Horn on July 8. Claudette Colbert headlines July 9 and 10.
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Reese Theatre
Delaware
Maryland
Jimmy Tuberlain
Buck Jones
Smoke Tree Ranch
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayers
Spencer Tracy
Franchot Tone
Gladys George
Tex Ritter
Metro
Claudette Colbert
President Roosevelt to visit scouts at national jamboree
President Roosevelt, active in Scouting for 17 years and Honorary President since entering the White House, plans to greet 25 000 Boy Scouts in Washington during their National Jamboree from June 30 to July 7. He will tour the 350 acre tented city along the Potomac and visit Dutchess County Troop Camp, then attend an all star baseball game at Griffith Stadium with 12 Eagle Scouts representing each region.
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Roosevelt
White House
Washington
Potomac River
Dutchess County
N. Y
Griffith Stadium
Roosevelt to review Scouts in stationary parade
On July 8 President Roosevelt will review all the Scouts in a stationary parade along Constitution Avenue from Capitol to Lincoln Memorial. Scouts will stand in single columns on both sides while the President and dignitaries drive between them.
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Constitution Avenue
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Lincoln Memorial
In Memoriam Tomer Samuel Hall Musician
In memory of our dear son Tomer Samuel Hall musician who peacefully entered rest July 1 1931. Six years have passed since you died your shining spirit and love light remain. The echo of your voice your eyes your smile endure in our hearts.
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Tomer Samuel Hall
Remembered Always by Family with Love
A brief, respectful tribute noting ongoing memory of a mother father and siblings, kept close by those who remain. The lines express enduring affection and presence, symbolizing a family close in memory and heart.
Bradley In Loving Memory Note for Dear Husband
Memorial tribute for Thomas Bradley who died five years ago on July 6 1932. The speaker laments a haunting face and expresses lasting grief and remembrance for her deceased husband.
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Bradley
Thomas Bradley
Remembering a Husband By Sallie Bradley
A loving wife Sallie Bradley writes of a sad yet sweet memory and a fond token of affection for her husband. The piece expresses enduring heartache and timeless devotion from a devoted spouse.
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Sallie Bradley
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