Dorry and Argus at the ballroom run by the runway
Argus sits with Dorry after a tense exchange about Bill and Syria Verne. He questions her gun, her marriage, and her past as the ballroom show unfolds with models and photographers. A note from Cynthia Loy hints at urgent plans as Argus moves toward her dressing room.
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Argus
Dorry
Mr. Steele
Bill
Syria Verne
Ohio
S'long
Behid Rains
New Rise
Ellen
Volapi Nette
Lane
Shedocket
Cynthia
Riow
Toni
Press Privilege to Advise Courts Before Decisions?
The Press and the Courts argues whether press counsel and critique before rulings should be privileged. Madison Wisconsin Circuit Judge Alvin C Reis says such input might aid fair outcomes, while many judges resist. It notes one judge, possibly Reis, supporting the view and others disagreeing. The article stresses courts vital to government and the press duty to foster respect and integrity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin C. Reis
Madison
Wis
Sigma Delta Chi Journalism Fraternity
University of Wisconsin
Reis
Rels
Misadventures Of Bherlock Holmes reviewed by Ellery Queen
The Literary Guidepost surveys Ellery Queen s The Misadventures of Sherlock Holmes a collection of parodies and satires. It notes humorous nicknames such as Shamrock Jomes Shylock Homes and Whatsoname and quotes a Cornish moatswain on Holmes fate.
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Bherlock Holmes
Elery Queen
Little Brown
Charles ' BE
Honce
Baker Street Irregulars
New York
Conan Doyle
Sherlock Holmes
Doctor Watson
Holmes
United States
Ellery Queen
Mr. Queen
Watson
Carolyn Wells
James M. Harrie
Mark Twain
Allan Ramsay
Sir Arthur
British Heavy Raid Shatters London Barrage In Month’s Worst Bombing
British defenses faced a severe attack as German bombers breached the eastward barrage and unleashed a prolonged incendiary raid on London. Eleven aircraft were shot down in what observers call one of the heaviest defeats for Britain since the Berlin battle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upis — Wootso Gees
Berlin
Hal Peary Substitutes For Fibber McGee On NBC
Hal Peary to sub for Fibber McGee on Tuesday nights as Fibber recovers from lobar pneumonia. Molly and the cast carry on NBC lineup with the Great Gildersleeve alumnus stepping in. Other networks list prime ministers, Winchell, Dies, and varied programs across NBC CBS and Blue networks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Peary
C. E. Butterfield
New York
Fibber McGee
Molly
NBC
Great Gildersleeve
Fibber
Winston Churchill
Walter Winchell
Rep
Martin Dies
Winchell
Abie
Kostelanetz
Lily Pons
Louis Armstrong Band
Army Service Forces
MBS
Nick | Carter
Cisco Kid
Chicago
Faust
German Air Force Repels Night Bombers Over Berlin
A German broadcast recounts a stream of enemy bombers approaching Berlin from the northwest. German night fighters rose in large numbers and engaged across skies from Helgoland to Berlin. The British described Berlin as the main objective of their night raids, with additional raids near Leipzig and Wienfar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helgoland
Berlin
Reich
Germany
Leipzig
Wienfar
What are we fighting for Churchill war clarifications
The page notes Premier Churchill addressing the public in response to widespread questions about the purpose of the war. It frames the inquiry as a search for clear justification and aims to outline the objectives guiding Britain’s war effort.
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Churchill
Britain
Russia
R.wash
Holmes
O'Kenski
R.-Wis
White Sox Open Spring Exibition At Evansville
Detroit Tigers visit Evansville Indiana to face the Chicago White Sox in the first wartime exhibition of the season. Tigers start Paul Dizz Trent with rookies Hresko and Kasepchuk. Sox name rookies Graumann Wittmer and Ed Lopat for mound work. Other exhibitions listed across Maryland Indiana Missouri and Kentucky. Bear Mountain training notes include Dixie Walker with family joining Dodgers camp.
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Ted Meier
New York
Evansville
Ind
Detroit Tigers
Chicago White Sox
Steve O'Neill
Tigers
Paul Dizz
Trent
Henry Hresko
Bill Kasepchuk
Jimmy Dykes
Sox
Charles Graumann
al Wittmer
Ed Lopat
Bear Mountain
Dixie Walker
Brooklyn Dodgers
Senator Bilbo Debates Poll Tax Constitutional Scope
The discussion centers on whether Congress may outlaw poll taxes or define voter qualifications. Senator Bilbo argues states control electors and that Congress lacks power to redefine qualifications, while Ernst contends anti poll tax aims align with Founding Fathers and Congress has power to enforce civil rights under the Constitution.
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Bilbo
Nothjie
Foundling Fathers
Congress
United States Supreme Court
Ernst
United States
Legislatur
Senate
Sen. Bilbo
Biebo
Sdvereien
MR. Ernst
Congo
Riacceti
DiMaggio Holdout Slows Pirates Center Field Plans
In Muncie Indiana manager Frankie Frisch plans to use Jim Russell in center against Cleveland as Vince DiMaggio remains a holdout. Reports from various cities note Spring training practice and roster moves including Erickson and Fleming strong in a six inning camp game, and other clubs adjusting lineups while awaiting word on players and trades.
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Muncie
Ind
Vince DiMaggio
Frankie Frisch
Pittsburgh
Jim Russell
Cleveland
French Lick
Paul Erickson
Les Fleming
Yannigans
Erickson
Fleming
Bloomington
Cinchman
Steve Mesner
Warren Giles
Ray Starr
Lafayette
Jimmy Grant
Lou Boudreau
Russ Peters
Pirates
Cairo
Ray Sanders
Cardinal
Cape Giradeau
Luke Sewell
Browns
Toledo
Wilmington
Del
Jimmy Wasdell
Charley Lett
Phillie
Ron Northey
Coaker Triplett
Wallingford
Conn
Rockies
Dee Phillips
Mike Sabena
Choate School
Atlantic City
Yankees
Joe McCarthy
Lakewood
N. J
Ernie Lombardi
Mel Ott
Wils
Oakland
College Park
Washington
Ossie Bluege
Ed Butka
Pirates' 17 Year Old Ready to Stay on Lot
17 year old Harry Amato of Springfield Ohio earns a spot with the Pittsburgh Pirates in training camp viewed as a future NL material. Coaches praise his swing and wrist action comparing him to Mel Ott, with Frisch confident he will stay this season. Amato played for Springfield American Legion, batting .448 in Legion tourneys and will compete for outfield and garden-duty roles.
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Charles Chamberlain
Muncie
Ind
Rockies
Harry Amato
Springfield
Ohio
Pittsburgh Pirates
Amato
Bucs
Mel Ott
McGraw
Frankie Frisch
Ott
Springfield American Legion
Milasity
Mont
Legion Club
Frisch
Aéainet Euch
Tale Barrett
Frank Colman
Jit Russell
Tom O'Brien
Pittsburgh
O'Brien
Aj Amd
Tim
Vinot
Boxing Results from Worcester and Nearby Venues
Boxing results reported by The Associated Press. Henry Armstroke 149 1 2 and Zoneili 148 from Boston area show strong performances. Pablo Davis 131 and Wil Roache 129 round out notable bouts in Worcester and Wilmington with decisive wins over opponents.
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Associated Press
Boston
Henry Armstroke
Los Angeles
Ralph
Zoneili
Eidig
de Angeles
Cocky Davis
Worcester
Mass
Wile Roache
Wilmington
Del
Joe Mitter
Boxing results and a political roundup mix in city reports
Across cities in August and Philadelphia readers see boxing outcomes with bouts featuring Carl Schults Derry Vachon Johnny Finazzo and others. The narrative also covers wartime policy talk with Congress discussions on red tests transportation and wartime boards and state committee actions amid the ongoing campaign.
Roosevelt Press Conference Signals Open Foreign Policy Debate
Foreign policy notes from President Roosevelt reveal a tentative stance on the refugee issue and the goal of a world order free from tyranny and oppression. Secretary Hull and 24 Republican House members pressed for concrete steps toward the Moscow peace conference outcomes and an international peace organization, while Republicans deride Haw’s report as disappointing amid British and Australian peace efforts.
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Roosevelt
United Nations
Hull
Republican House
Khow
U. S
Finland
Britain
Haw
Drafting policy delays reconsideration of deferments for men
A historical notice outlines new draft rules delaying reconsideration of deferments. It states that 3-A and farm deferments may extend, with expiration dates losing meaning as men move between 2-A and 1-A. Local boards decide delays based on need, potentially shifting more workers into essential jobs while 26 to 37-year-olds face stalled reviews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Dobbes
Bnei
Mem- Dyer
Hershey
Staw
West Virginia Senator Barkley Addresses Charleston Crowd
In Charleston, West Virginia, Senator Barkley, recently named Senate majority leader after a break with the veto over the tax bill, spoke at a Jefferson event. The address followed his agreement with President Velt and noted his continued appearances since then.
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Harleston
Nator
Alber’ W. Barkley
Tucky
Velt
Charleston
West Virginia
Crate
Barkley
Senate
Jefferson Ing
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