Bogart and Bacall Lunch at Twenty One Amid Fans and Fame
In New York Twenty One patrons and autograph seekers greet Humphrey Bogart and Lauren Bacall during a quiet lunch. Bogart discusses filming Knock on Any Door and privacy at the famed club, while recounting a playful punt joke with a former football player.
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Lauren Bacall
Hollywood
Humphrey Bogart
Miss Bacall
Mr. Bogart
New York
Manhattan
Los Angeles
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Marquette
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Humphrey and Company
Louis Bromfield
Bogart
Bromfield
Fred Allen
Tomorrow We and the Value of Home in a Hopeful Lent
An editorial urging reflection during Lent on balancing progress with family life. It laments pessimism, notes gains from labors and new leisure, and stresses the need to protect home and parental bonds as society solves distribution and social issues. It quotes the Galilean Carpenter to question worldly profit versus the soul.
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Buck Roger
Yesterda
CROSSWORD CONSTELLATION DAILY ACROSS PUZZLE
Puzzle clues list across and down with many entries including Bounders False Melody and Quiescent stage in insect life. The page presents a busy word game format with cryptogram hints and a sample quote, plus a prior day's solution.
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Egypt
Governor signs bills to liberalize licenses and lunacy rules
Governor signed two bills easing fees for hunting and fishing licenses and a third revising regulations for lunacy hearings. The actions appear on page one and affect municipal and governmental entities.
Moundsville Police Chief Hosts Visitor in Brief
In Moundsville Police Chief J W Underdonk invites Jaros to his home during a Lions visit. Jaros pleads guilty to a forgery charge. The text notes Paul Revere’s 1799 appointment as Boston's first Board of Health president.
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Detroit Lions
J. W. Underdonk
Moundsville
Jaros
Paul Revere
Board of Health
Boston
Autopsy Sought After Doctor Rosenzweig Funeral Interruption
Dr. Rosenzweig, a prominent ear nose and throat specialist, had funeral services halted when State's Attorney John Boylé demanded an autopsy. Coroner A. C. Webb reported no visible heart disease. Edman L. Cox pled guilty to assaulting his wife, paying $10 and costs after injuring Mary M. Cox's nose in a blows incident.
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John Boylé
A. C. Webb
Edman L. Cox
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Ona C. Jeffery
Mary M. Cox
Exile and Expiation in a Duo's Last Plan
Alan proposes a staged fatal accident to Donna as expiation for past wrongs while Jeanie weighs an alternative escape together. He trusts the scheme to prove remorse, while Jeanie contemplates a joint long trip to bury the affair and await Donna's possible remarriage.
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David
Annette
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Mark
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Ethel van Wagoner
Kingston
International Soundphoie
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Grafton Publishing Company, Inc
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