A Hollywood Sound Mixer and a Latin Star in Love
Hal Morgan, a top sound mixer at Colony Studios, helps Iris Adair rise as a studio star while clashing with Pietro Monelli. Iris falls for Monelli as Morgan navigates rivalries, studio politics, and a looming transfer to New York after Monelli’s outbursts.
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Colony Studios
N. G
Robert Flood
Darling
Iris Adair
Hal Morgan
Hal
Iris
Colony
Weill
Blystone
New York
Radio
Gent
Hirsh
Pietro Monelli
Monelli
Signor Monelli
Colony Film
Lens Greenough
Mussolini
Greenough
Adair
Flood
Barrymore
Dees Publico
Deesa
Monelli Een de Darka
Niente
Amatura
Garlic
Abe Hirsh
Miss Adair
Leestin
Deesa Peedure
Bambina
Mia
Povero Pietro
Cara Mia
Lily Pons
Mr. Hirsh
Hollywood
Tris
Flow of Chronic Famine and Chemistry’s Promise
The article argues that chemical deficiency underpins many illnesses and that Dr Spies and colleagues are restoring essential chemicals to the body. It questions why some ages age faster than others and explores chemistry to aid famine relief in post war Europe. It lauds medical science and warns against social strife and political change to the free enterprise medical system.
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Europe
Tries Herbs On Friend's Recommendation
A Helena resident notes relief after trying Wong Sun's Chinese Herbs for back pain numb feet and fatigue. The letter dated January 15, 1941, from Joe Ku describes improved sleep appetite and reduced fatigue after a few weeks of treatment.
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Helena
Wong Sun
Chan
Joe KU
West Cutler
Helena, Montana
Indians Kept Secret Lost Gold Mine Since Thanksgiving 1868
A long-ago tale recalls an Indian Nepee delivering gold dust to Fort Browning during a Thanksgiving feast. He refused to reveal the mine’s whereabouts, fear driving likely death to disclose the secret. The legend links the gold to the Little Rockies near Milk River and Fort Belknap era events.
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Buckskin Joe
Milk River
Joe
Prairies
Hontus
Secret
Nepee Nepee
Nepee
Fort Browning
Little
Rockies
Montana
Little Rockies
Old Fort Browning
Fort Belknap
John Simmons
D. W. Buck
James Stuart
Fort Peck
Culbertson
Major Simmons
Scientist Saves Famine Victims
Paul de Kruif profiles Dr. Tom Spies at Hillman Hospital Birmingham Alabama who fought pellagra and other deficiencies. He notes 1729 famine patients treated last year with zero deaths versus prior high mortality, crediting a chemistry based approach to saving lives and improving diets.
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Paul de Kruif
Reader's Digest
Tom Spies
Hillman Hospital
Birmingham
Alabama
Hillman
Spies
Your Income Tax In a Nutshell
A primer explains who must file a return, when to file for calendar and fiscal years, where to file, how to prepare using forms 1040 A and 1040, and the tax structure. It outlines 4 percent normal tax, surtax on income over 4000, and a 10 percent defense tax on combined tax.
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Internal Revenue District
Internal Revenue
Training Leads to Jobs in Montana Defense Centers
Private employment follows completion of manual trades courses offered in Montana centers by the office of education in cooperation with the WPA. State Administrator Joseph E. Parker reports many trainees gain work after finishing the programs. A remark adds a proverb about a butterfly being born seven times.
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Office of Education
WPA
Joseph E. Parker
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