New Yorkers Talking Points From Barons to Broadcasts
A brisk Washington style column lists New York's whispered affairs and public curiosities. It cites Baron Oppenheim's visa trouble, a dancer’s death linked to him, Ben Hecht’s $25,000 fee, Frances Farmer and D Flamm, Ursula Parrott and John Wildberg, and Adrian’s screen credit mix ups. It notes Clelland’s exoneration, Romania’s royal troubles, rumor of Dorothy Arnold files, and FDR’s postwar plans. It mentions manly rivalries in showbiz, Don Quinn’s radio censorship book, and a survey of American unity and elections guiding policy over principles. It closes with references to Hollywood chatter, diamond finds, the Dies white paper, Claude Rains’ operation, and a push for a clean subversive outfit at war.
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Baron Oppenheim
Germany
U. S
Mexico
Defense Post
Washington
Robert Moses
Ben Hecht
Frances Farmer
D. Flamm
Ursula Parrott
John Wildberg
United States of
al America
Valenting
Norma Shearer
Adrian
W. B. Clelland
Carol
Lupescu
Romania
Dorothy Arnold
Willkie Rumors Denied Cabinet Post and Europe Peace Talks
Washington dismisses talk of Wendell Willkie receiving a defense commission post as rumor. Roosevelt distrusts Willkie while a Wall Street appeasement view fades after the election. Pershing may be named envoy to France. Frances Perkins exits Roosevelt cabinet plans. Franklin Jr. part of Roosevelt campaign lore with Ethel duPont.
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Washington, D. C
Willkie
Wendell Willkie
Defense Commission
Roosevelt
Alf Landon
White House
Capitol
U. S
Lima
Hitler
England
Germany
Europe
Winston Churchill
London
Wall Street
United States
Frances Perkins
A. F
Miss Perkins
George Harrison
The
Brotherhood of Railway Clerks
Franklin Jr
Ethel duPont
Eugene duPont
duPont
Ethel
Franklin
Sumner Wellen
Greece
Hear and heed the sower parable and heart
A sermon outlines Luke 8 4 15 on hearing the Word and the four soils. The wayside ground is hard from life noise and sin. The rocky ground holds enthusiasm that fades under trial. The thorny ground is choked by wealth and cares. The good ground yields fruit to a hundredfold with patience and obedience.
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Jesus
Palestine
Christ
Barbara Bell Pattern No 1993-5 for multiple sizes
Pattern notice describes Barbara Bell Pattern No 1993-5 offered for sizes 32 to 44. Materials list includes yardage for size 34 plus extras such as trim and bias pieces. Invitations to send orders are directed to a pattern distributor.
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Barbara Bell
General Quiz Questions and Answer Key
A set of trivia questions with brief answers. It covers flags naming, diesel engine origin, common names for certain plants, presidential term start date, attire meaning sans souci, verdigris definition, India paper origin, and Igorot ethnicity.
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India
Haunts of Happiness Quoted Reflections by Sydney Smith
A compact reflection on happiness noting solace found in children, home firesides, and country homes, attributed to Sydney Smith. The quotation emphasizes simple, intimate settings as sources of joy.
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Sydney Smith
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Pathfinder Mag
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Airy Journal
Trenton
Shiloh
Manila
Maine
Orson Welles
Kathryn
Charley
Jack Dempsey
Gene Tunney
Dempsey
Wm, Bullitt
Myrna Loy
A. Hornblow Jr
Betty Allen
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Peeyew
Central America
Dies Committee
Claude Raina
Pennsy
Hollywood
House of Murphy Bar
Charlotte van Duyn
Havana-Madrid
Herald
Wamen
Tex Richer
Dr. Westrick
Times
Sournmunists
Berlin
Dakar
Bulge
Africa
Brazil
South America
Papa
Pershing
Papa’ Petain
Barold L. Lundquist
D. D. Bean
Moody Bible Institute of China
Western New Newspaper Union
Council of Reies
Alisk
United States Flag Association
Rudolph Diesel
Munich
Geren
D. Ten
China
Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
RIL W. Wacker Dr
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Snow Girl
American Chain & Cable Company, Inc
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Lala
Prince Albert
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Henry Reeder
Peace al Albert
Tabacci
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