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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1931

Page

3

Ohio State student designs rocket plane for moon trip

Lester D. Woodford a 20 year old OSU sophomore designs a rocket motor ship for a moon voyage claiming seven miles per second speed and a 260 hour flight. He consults professors and astronomers and envisions a dual black silver ship with recoil landing gear to cope with extreme heat and pressure.

Columbus Lester D. Woodford Ohio State University Woodford Moon

Hollywood Sounds Off on Directors and Daring Stunts

Roy Pomeroy explains switching to a technical cinema focus while still earning from process shooting and remote backgrounds. Victor McLaglen refuses a role turning strong man into a weakling, and Doug Fairbanks showcases athletic leaps in a playful travelogue style film.

Robbin Coons Hollywood Roy Pomeroy Red Sea Pomeroy Doug Doug Fairbanks Fairbanks

Capital Police Probed Death of College Student Scene

Report notes a police inquiry into a college student death while describing a film scene from The Thief of Bagdad. The page details a noon cue by George O'Brien, mid day lighting, and an interfering backdrop moon causing a take to be redone.

Capital Bagdad George O'Brien

Road to Reno Draws Mixed Cheers In Nevada Screening

In Reno Nevada a film featuring Reno as its motif drew instant audience reaction. Viewers applauded at the fade in showing familiar streets, but hissed and hooted during staged orgy scenes clearly not depicting any real Nevada location.

Reno Nevada

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