Golf Champ Runs Local Driving Range
A hospitable ex-Tuwan' with a passion for golf and plenty of experience backs Stop and Lock driving range at 15801 East Mount area. Hartenberger, a former club pro from Iowa, once caddied at ML Vernon and Cedar Rapids clubs and set course records across towns, later serving in the U S Marine Corps before discharge last September.
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Bob Narlenbersei
Hartenberger
Iowa
ML Vernon
Cedar Rapids
Wic Fond
Minnesota
Mt. Vernon
Tipton
West Liberty
Marstidltown
Manchester
Ab Wilcox
Nebraska
U.S. Marine
Camp Mathews
San Diego
Marine Security Patrol
Aleutians
Oceanside
Camp Pendleton
Betty Furness Wins Uncontested Divorce
LAS VEGAS WA Film Actress Betty Furness today obtained an uncontested divorce from radio producer Hugh Bill Einst on grounds of mental cruelty. The couple had previously arranged a property settlement and Furness said everybody is happy. Miss Furness formerly was married to songwriter Johnny Green and was previously married to Gwynne Pickford, niece of Mary Pickford.
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Las Vegas
Betty Furness
Hugh
Bill) Eynst
Tme
Hollywood
Vane Tere
Miss Parness
Johnny Green
Meast
Gwynne Pickford
Miry Pickford
May butter supplies rise nationwide in May
The Department of Agriculture announced May butter supplies for civilians will total about 96 million pounds across the nation, a sizable increase from recent months. Military needs are set at 45 million pounds this year, far below last year’s 300.9 million pounds.
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San Francisco
Lie
Department of Agriculture
Dar Axport
Cantor Sued by Radio Writer Over Employment Termination
Radio script writer Robert OBrien sues Eddie Cantor for 34760 alleging breach of contract after Cantor terminated his 62 week writing arrangement. Suit cites February 1 and February 8 dates as key events in the dispute between OBrien and Cantor.
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Cantor
Hollywood
U.P
Robert O'Brien
Eddie Cantor
Tim Dash
O'Brien
Jack Duly
Lou Cantor
Scout Group Plans Bean Feed in Hayward Acres
Mc Kennon chairs committee planning a bean feed for Scouts of Hayward Acres and parents at Sunset School on May 8 at 7 pm. Public welcome to a following investiture and court of honor. Robert Boyd is scoutmaster.
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Hayward .Acres
McKennon
Hayward Acres
Robert Boyd
Bridge Party Hosted by Mr and Mrs Long on Warren Street
Mel and Mrs Harold Long entertained at a bridge party Saturday evening at their Warren Street home. Guests included Mr and Mrs A Atwood, Mr and Mrs Marshall Brady, Mr and Mrs Mark Massen, Mr and Mrs Charles Rae, Mr and Mrs John McIntyre, Mr and Mrs Henry Miller, Mr and Mrs Norman Sanders, Mr and Mrs Howard Plemmons, and Mr and Mrs Gilgore.
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Mel
Harold Long
Bridge
Warren Street
A. Atwood
Marshall Brady
Mark Massah
Charles Rae
John McIntyre
Henry Miller
Norman Sanders
Howard Plemmons
Mra. Gilgore
Todays New Books Highlights
The list reviews The Killing of the Peace by Alan Macgregor Cranston a postwar study tracing Me penes and Wilson era influence noting a fatal attack by a small American faction Men Under Stress by Roy Richard Grinker examines wartime trauma through a medical officer’s lens Willie Wallace by Eva Marelt Tappan appears as a domestic verse piece about a boy and pennies in a pocket with themes of affection and growth
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Alan Macgregor Cranston
Wilson
Low
Roy Richard Grinker
Willie Wallace
Eva Marelt Tappan
Folk Dancers Program Presented By California Federation
Folk dancers will perform to music by a 426 piece orchestra on May 11 at the high school with a 400 strong audience. The California Federation of Folk Dancers will present a war hour program of changing and specialty numbers. Sponsored by the Taywaud Area Park Recreation and Parkway District, arrangements include special broadcasting sound equipment for the orchestra to the AVY dancers on the football field. The decorating committee plans shade pavilions for the orchestra and dancers. Pauper winnings will be used.
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Pali
Thhey
California Federation of Folk Dancers
Taywaud Area Park, Recreation and Parkway
Lie Orchestra
Ickes Arrives For Meet of Stockholders
Harold L. Ickes former secretary of the interior arrives in San Francisco for a stockholders meeting of Standard Oil where he may challenge Rockefeller interests control and support Ralph K. Davis for ranking vice president. Thurman Arnold joins Ickes and Davis. Ickes teases possible lawsuits and cites public duty to protect Davis after war service.
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San Francisco
U.P
Harold L. Ickes
Interigy
Rockefeller
Standard Oil Company
Roosevelt
Truman
Ralph K. Davis
Thurman Arnold
Department of Justice
Ickes
Davis
Iekes
Davies
Petroleumy
Addrii
Af Standard of
California
R. G
Jekes
California Trout Season Opens Amid Snow Swamps Rivers
Opening day finds California anglers greeted by good conditions yet many streams and lakes remain closed due to snow and ice melt. Officials advise bait fishing as streams are swollen and access limited by winter weather. Streetcar Strike Looms With AFL Transit Chief Predicting Near Univocal Support.
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Sacramento
California
Beecham Critiques Hollywood and U.S. Imperialism
Sir Thomas Beecham, returning on the Queen Mary, gave the Daily Mail his views on America. He called Hollywood a universal disaster compared with Hitler and Mussolini, accusing American arts of a giant racket run by unscrupulous men harming women. He also said the United States is more imperialistic than Britain.
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London
Thomas Beecham
United States
Daily Mail
Hollywood
Hitler
Himmler
Mussolini
America
Anderson Favors Meat Release With 90 Day Review
Agriculture Secretary Clinton P. Anderson told the Senate Banking Committee he would favor abandoning meat controls in 90 days if government efforts to curb the black market fail. He called restoration of quotas a last resort to conquer the meat black market and warned changes could come sooner if 40 days pass without results.
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Washington (P
Clinton P. Anderson
Congress
Senate Banking Committee
John H. Bankhead
Ann
Anderson
Navy Probes Munitions Blast After Ship Damage
Five men listed missing and presumed dead as Navy investigates a munitions blast that wrecked the destroy Salar. One hundred sixty five people were injured, twenty civilians among them, with twenty in serious condition. Names of the missing include four enlisted men and one officer. Salar rests half submerged with twisted metal protruding amid the Earle ammunition dock debris.
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Leonardo
Navy
Earle
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