Hollywood Notes on Cagney and Postwar Projects
Western Union reports James Cagney settles into Blood on the Sun after an overseas tour and talks with brother William for material. RKO push Tall in the Saddle as a non formula western with John Wayne and co stars. Parks Johnson and Warren Hull recall GI Joe radio work while Hepburn Tracy film Without Love moves to cameras with Wynn Morison. Joan Bennett invents a lipstick brush and fresh wallpaper ideas. Lois Wilson rises on stage and radio after Chicken Every Sunday. The Radio Hall of Fame reaches its second year with many stars on Blue network. Joe E Brown praised for cheering troops. Dinah Shore and Jimmy Durante to record overseas Christmas show. Regis Toomey in The Big Sleep. Henry Aldrich writer Dick Jones mails letters to a girl in L A.
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Jee Cagney
William
James
Cagney
Dinah Shore
Jimmy Durante
House Jameson
Crime Doctor
Col. E. M. House
Wilson
Regis Toomey
Humphrey Bogart
Lauren Bacall
Dick Jones
Henry Aldrich
Due Bacon O
Ee Angeles
Geile Doe Haalen
Nora Martin
Washington discussant analyzes US move toward world security body
The piece examines Senator Ball's stance on joining a strengthened international organization and the implications for US policy. It contrasts Ball Roosevelt Dewey positions, explains Security Council powers, and weighs constitutional authority over war decisions and majority rule within a global body.
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Senate
Wendell Willkie
Ball
Minnesota
Congress
Dewey
Mr. Roosevelt
Security Council of the
United Nations
Security Council
Dumbarton Oaks
Britain
Russia
China
United States
Great Britain
New York Times
Rube Waddell Said To Have Best Speed Curve Mix
A baseball correspondent surveyed managers and players dating to 1900 and named Rube Waddell as delivering the finest blend of speed and curve. Walter Johnson led in speed, Connie Mack backed Waddell for overall mix with his fast curve and erratic schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Johnson
Barney
Alexander
Mathewson
Hubbell
Dizzy Dean
Addie Joss
Smokey Joe Wood
Jack Chesbro
Walsh
Chesbro
Herb Pennock
Lefty Grove
Ed Plank
Bob Feller
Dazzy Vance
Johnson
Matty
Connie Mack
Mr. Mack
Connie
Rube Waddell
Walter
Grove
Feller
Lajoie
Cobb
Larry
Rube
Waddell
Briefs on energy, fisheries, and aid programs
The notes report that 1% coal energy can move 1 ton of freight 1 mile. Scotland lakes with nitrates and phosphates boost marine vegetation feeding fish by up to 300 percent per the Commerce Department. New shotguns rifles are headed to farmers ranchers and law enforcement. Saturday night services on wheels will aid refugees in the liberated Netherlands and the Dutch Woman's Auxiliary will receive a motor vehicle with portable bathing facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland
Department of Commerce
Netherlands
Netherland Woman’s Auxiliary Corps
Georgia's Sporting Legacy Forms City Legends
Georgia produced famed athletes including Tyrus Raymond Cobb who rose to fame near Augusta and Detroit around 40 years ago and Bobby Jones who emerged in 1916 at Merion after moving from Atlanta. The state’s early stars gave it a running start in sports.
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Georgia
Tyrus Raymond Cobb
Augusta
Detroit
Atlanta
Bobby Jones
Merion
Dress-Up Frock Pattern 8691 Promises Flattering Fit
This princess charmer edged in rickrack will flatter your figure and garner envy. Pattern No. 8691 fits sizes 12 to 20 with size 14 needing 3% yards of 39 inch material and 144 yards of machine-made ruffling for trim. Send 25 cents, your name, address, size, and pattern number.
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Princess Charmer
Trivia Answers From Classic Quiz
The list poses ten questions on history geography and literature with answers: 1. Twice a year? 2. Queen Victoria. 3. United States? 4. A fashionable London thoroughfare Rotten Row. 5. A lyre. 6. Norway. 7. Wool is natural covering of sheep. 8. Shoulder blade. 9. Julia Ward Howe. 10. It fell to earth, I knew not where.
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London
Duncan Phyfe
American Academy of Arts and Letters
Norway
Julia Ward Howe
Government says India holds 2,000,000 volunteer force
The government of India's information service in Washington, D. C. reports a volunteer army of 2,000,000 strong. It lists four dates April 15 June 15 September 1 and December 24 in relation to the answers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Government of India
Information Service
Washington, D. C
Useful Household Tips For Quick Fixes And Cleaning
Practical guidance covers handling broken glass safely by wetting a newspaper and wiping the floor. Tips include starting screws through cardboard to protect wood and inserting the closed end of a pillowcase into a roller to prevent seam fraying.
Window care tips from a simple napkin wipe
A brief note advises keeping interior windows bright by wiping with a soft paper napkin. It promises to remove moisture and polish the glass in a single motion.
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RKO
John Wayne
Wayne
Ella Raines
Audrey Long
Bob Hope
America
Parks Johnson
Warren Hull
Pearl Harbor
Parks
New York
Keenan Wynn
Patricia Morison
Miss Hepburn
Joan Bennett
Lois Wilson
Ethel Barrymore
Miss Hattie
Martha Thompson
Lois
Radio Hall of Fame
Blue Network
Wolf
Sharyn Moffett
Joe E. Brown
Washington Digest
U. S
World Council
WNU Service
Union Trust Building
Franklin Roosevelt
The
Young
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Burton
Republican
Ohio
All
Hatch
Emocrat
New Mexico
Hill
Mocrat
Alabama
Senator Ball
Sen
Joseph Ball
Cleveland
Bradley
Flick
Grantland Rice
Bankhage
Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
South Wells St
Chicago
Montana Cereal CO
Billings, Montana
House of
Montana
Children’s Homeland Hospital
Helens Avenue
Helena
Montana Children’s Home and Hospital
Schodalr
Crippled Children’s Hospital
Helena Avenue
Helens, Mentase
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