Barbara Hale Attaining Stardom and New Home Milestone
Hollywood star Barbara Hale, three years in the business, celebrates upcoming birthday while enjoying first own house in San Fernando Valley. She co stars with Bill Williams in A Likely Story and plans a homemaker life, redecorating her six room home.
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Victor Gunson
Hollywood
Barbara Hale
Ibara
Miss Hale
Filmland
Bill Williams
Ether
Barbara
Uncle Sam
Hollywood Studio Club
San Fernando Valley
Rockford
Chicago
Rockford Hill School
Chicago Academy of Fine Arts
al and
Connie Seaman
Chicago Models’ Bureau
Seaman
New York
Hal Peary
Gildersleeve
Robert Young
Bill
India at crossroads of independence and social change
Bombay March 7 column examines India’s path to freedom, warning that even with unity or division into Pakistan and Hindustan, power struggles will emerge among entrenched interests. It highlights caste oppression, illiteracy, poverty, industrial potential, and the danger of internal fascism or feudalism as India seeks democracy.
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Bombay
India
Pakistan
Hindustan
Subcontinent
China
Britain
Jawaharlal Nehru
Plan and Recipe for B V Gravy by Wilson & Co
Food and Nutrition consultant outlines a gravy method using 2 tsp fat or drippings 2 tbsp flour 1 cup liquid and Wilsons B-V dissolved in a small amount of hot mix. Melt fat blend flour add liquid stir until smooth cook until thickened. Serves 3 or 4 with milk or water. George Rector promotes The Fred Waring Show aired mornings at 11 E.S.T. sponsored by the American Meat Institute.
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Fred Waring
The
American Meat Institute
It Would Be Justice For Weather Reporter
Newark Evening News reporter Joseph McLaughlin spent the night in jail after covering a borough council meeting in North Caldwell. He sought police lodging when his car was snowed in by a sudden storm upon leaving the meeting.
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Newark
N. J
Joseph McLaughlin
Newark Evening News
North Caldwell
Family Freely Fashions Fiddles
In Toronto the Inness family crafts violins and violas from their home workshop. James Innes Sr. supplies instruments to the Toronto Symphony. His son James Jr. at seventeen finishes his first violin and plays it on a radio program. Another son, Bob, builds a viola and awaits a chance to work with a U S instrument maker.
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Toronto
Innesses
Italy
James Innes
Tordnto Symphony
James, Jr
Bob
United States
Hunger Grips Hungary as Pumpkin Purchases Rise
Amid brutal winter and hyperinflation Hungarians endure scarce goods and rising prices. Interviews in Vilagos sag and Magyar Nebzet reveal personal ruin: opera singer sells jewelry, poets barter manuscripts for wine, typists and clerks see salaries collapse, and workers struggle to heat homes. Inflation fuels shortages while blackmarketeers profit and government clamps wage gains. The mood in Budapest verges on revolutionary.
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Budapest
Hungary
Vilagossag
Magyar Nebzet
Biterly
Guilford County Realty Transfers in High Point area
A series of property transfers recorded in Guilford County includes Carey O. Jones as executor transferring four lots in Fairmont park to B. L. Pierce. A. J. Payne and wife to Joseph E. McNeil and wife for a North Main street lot. High Point Savings and Trust Company as executor to Joseph H. Hancock for five Clark and Millikan subdivision lots, and others transferring numerous lots in Greenway park Blair estate and adjacent streets.
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High Point Township
Carey O. Jones
B. L. Pierce
Fairmont Park
A. J. Payne
Joseph E. McNeil
North Main Street
High Point Savings and Trust Company
Joseph H. Hancock
Clark and Millikan
Sherman R. Hancock
N. W. Bales
A. Lee Smith
Greenway Park
N. W Bales
A. M. James
A. L. Bean
L. C. Thayer
Blair Estate
J. W. Ferrell
Horace Patton
Co. R. Stanford
Clarence R. Stanford
Burton Street
Jones Green
Robert Thompson
College Park
Hassie Stanford
City of High Point
Louise W. Raper
English Street
Banner Street
Wachovia Bank and Trust Company
W. L. Cook
High Point
Winston-Salem Highway
C. Meredith
J. Albertson
Albertson Road
W. M. Albertson
T. E. Albertson
Peace and Gibson Land
Cora I. Sharp
Albert J. Farrington
Waldo Street
Barrage balloons light Southern Railway freight yard
Barrage balloons are now used by the Southern Railway to blaze the trail for shunting trains at a freight yard. Twenty 1,000 watt lamps fixed from the balloons illuminate the yard.
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London
The
Southern Railway
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