Julia Craig Aboard Yacht Seeks Night Club Stardom
Julia Craig secretary to George Woodford lawyer aims to be a nightclub singer. After a quarrel with Peter Kemp she joins Woodford on his yacht for a party with Cintra Lee and others. The yacht sails to Evergreen island where Woodford’s lodge is, and Julia investigates alone hearing a man’s voice.
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Julia Craig
George Woodford
Julia
Amy Sanders
Peter Kemp
Woodford
Cintra Lee
Evergreen Island
Island Lodge Intrigue Spurs Rescue Plan
Julia meets Tom Payson on Evergreen Island as she faces possible shanghaing. He offers help to signal for a rescue via radio through a city contact, while Cintra Lee reveals her own romance with Royal Nesbitt and the lodge party gathers for a tense dinner.
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Julia
Tom Payson
Evergreen Island
Mr. Woodford
Payson
Woodford
Woodford’s
Tara Payson
Cintra Lee
Lee
Obo
Cintra
Royal Nesbitt
Nash
Starry Path Quilt Pattern 5514 Advertised
Pattern 5514 includes Block Chart cutting sewing and finishing yardage diagram for single and double bed quilts. Use uniform background pieces and bright scraps for the star points. Send 10 cents to The Enterprise Household Arts Dept 259 W 14th St New York NY for pattern.
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Enterprise Household Arts Dept
W. 14Th Street
New Yok
N. Y
Rites for King in Historic Abbey
Hollywood gossip notes praising athletic diversions among film stars and detailing sports feats of luminaries like Bing Crosby and Errol Flynn. A staged vignette ends with a cliffhanger as Royal Payson is escorted aboard a yacht and brought to a lodge porch, hinting at a continuing romantic intrigue.
England's Edward VIII Seen Likely To Remain Bachelor King
Milton Bronner outlines in London how Edward Albert may never marry as he nears the throne. He notes decades of speculation, failed engagement rumors, and the prince's habit of choosing his own path amid court pressure and public interest.
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Edward VIII
Prince of Wales
Milton Brenner
London
Britain
Milton Bronner
NEA Service
Edward Albert
Prince of Wreles
Queen Victoria
Olga
Victoria
Gued
Mary
Edward
Ileana
Marie of
Romania
Rachel Cavendish
May Cambridge
Ann Wellesley
Eileen Butler
Furness
Countess Carrick
Africa
Ann
Elizabeth
Prince George
St. James Palace
Fort Belvedere
Georgia Tech develops woollike yarn from rayon waste
Georgia School of Technology announces a new process turning rayon waste into a woollike yarn using cotton mill methods. Professors Vaughan and Jones report 100 percent rayon waste can be made into marketable fabric with hedging dye effects and lower cost than finished wool.
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Atlanta
Georgia School of Technology
W. Harry Vaughan
Engineering Experiment Station
C. A. Jones
Jones
Georgia Tech
Hollywood 3, Classip Sports Melt Pours Onto Screen
A playful item notes a bustling screen scene with stars and athletes in a collage of flicks. Bing croons a tune while M Mountain Dean grunts as a swarm of Colony athletes fill the frame in lively slang and vivid imagery.
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Bing
M. Mountain Dean
Notable Hollywood Names Click As Multi-Sport Stars
The piece lists Johnny Weissmuller and Buster Crabbe as Olympic distance stars, with Lanny Ross in New York touted as a potential fleetest trackster. It highlights Brisson, O'Brien, and MacLaglen as boxing figures, plus Dean in acting and other performers known for bowling, badminton, pistol shooting, archery, and parlor games.
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Johnny Weissmuller
Buster Crabbe
Lanny Ross
New York
Yale
Prince Enjoys Dancing With Pretty Partners
The prince is described as a normal young man who enjoys dancing with attractive partners on various occasions. He is noted for his good fortune in family associations and his devotion to his sister Mary, the only girl in the family circle referenced.
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Prince
Europe
America
Britain
Edward
Prince of Wales
Victoria Lowise
Prussia
Wales
Mary
Elderly farmer seeks wife at Red Cross office
A 70 year old Raleigh farmer visits the Red Cross in search of a wife, telling secretary Mrs. Hal W. Young he wants to marry, not hire a housekeeper, after his wife Martha died two years earlier. He plans to return in a week to see if a match is possible.
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Payson
Julia
Woodford
George Woodford
Woodfords
RED Cross Office
Raleigh
The
American Red Cross
Hal W. Young
Red Cross
Farmer
Des ert Indian role boosts star known for bucking surfboard
The piece notes the actor Buster Crabbe, raised in Hawaii, gaining fame in seven Zane Grey films and taking a desert Indian role in Go Wild West. It mentions Hollywood success formulas, with Gary Cooper and Clark Gable riding into careers, and cites Margaret Sndway’s debut.
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Buster
Hawaii
Bulldog
Ray
Gary Cooper
Cayuse
Barbara Worth
Clark Gable
Margaret Sdndway
Edward’s Education and Service Shape His Reign
Edward’s lifelong education and lengthy service as a soldier and sailor forged his outlook and leadership. His wartime experiences brought him close to death, a reality rarely acknowledged, and will influence his governing approach and reforms.
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Edward
Tom Mix Alum Graduates Highlight Westerns Team
In a horse opera era spotlight, Jack Holt George Brent Richard Arlen and Randolph Scott are noted as graduates of the horse opera film tradition. The piece traces their paths from silent outdoor epics to later screen fame.
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Tom Mix
Jack Holt
George Brent
Richard Arlen
Randolph Scott
Charges Radio In America Is Under Partisan Control
E W Harris of the national radio committee of the American Newspaper Publishers Association told the Pennsylvania Newspaper Publishers association convention that radio in the United States is under definite partisan control. He said the federal radio commission enables control through fear used by the governing party to advance its aims, likening it to government ownership due to licensee capital avoiding actions against the ruling party.
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Harrisburg
E. W. Harris
National Radio Committee
American Newspaper Publishers Association
United States
Federal Radio Commission
Pennsylvania Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Harris
Cense
Baltimore Doctor Seeks High Flight Germ-Free Air
A Baltimore doctor tested a high altitude flight in an army bombing plane and found the atmosphere above 20,000 feet to be apparently free from germs, suggesting a germless air layer at cruising height.
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Baltimore
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Paul Harrison
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Errol Flynn
Carole Lombard
Bing Crosby
Crosby
Oakmont Country Club
Walter Hagen
England
Westminster Abbey
George V
Windsor
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Greece
Eudoxia
Bulgaria
Juliana
Holland
Astrid
Ingrid
Martha
Yolanda
Giovanna
Mafalde
Adele Astaire
Irma Cherry
Biarritz
Carolyn Granberry
Panma City
Eileen Stanley
Joyce Lindsey
Sweden
Yolanda of
Aly
Wallis Simpson
Riviera
Lleanatas Mas of
Cambridge
Mafalda
Italy
Ingrid of
Colony
Carl Brisson
George O'Brien
Victor McLaglen
Brisson
O'Brien
Jack Dempsey
MacLaglen
Canada
Jack Johnson
Holywood
Man Mountain
Mr. Dean
Henry
Harry Richman
Julie Haydon
Pisto
Cecil B. de Mille
Dorothy Parker
Larry
Mr. Crabbe
Charges Radio
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