Twilight on the Star Light Roof In New York
Daphne Brett loves architect Larry Smith but must help her sister Jennifer launch a career. Jennifer dates Tucker Ainsley while Daphne contemplates marriage with Larry. A showdown between sisters ends with Jennifer’s career hopes and Daphne’s pending decision, amid a moonlit terrace scene.
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Daphne Brett
New York
Larry Smith
Daphne
Jennifer
Tucker Ainsley
Larry
Tuck Ainsley
Manhattan
Tango and a Choice Change Daphne Faces
Daphne and Larry's relationship tightens as he asks for marriage while she hesitates due to responsibility. A Broadway night out, a dancing partner, and a rumor of a wedding license to Tucker Ainsely and Jennifer Brett threaten their plans. The scene ends with a whispered warning and a cliffhanger.
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Daphne
Larry
Brett
Smith
Jack Cartwright
Jack
Virginia
Tuck
Tucker Ainsely
Jennifer D. Brett
Railways carry over a billion passengers in 1932
English railroads moved more than one billion people in 1932 with a single accident that cost three lives.
Bladder Irritation Remedy Promises Nighttime Relief
An ad touts Bukets tablets to flush the bladder and reduce irritation causing get up nights, scanty flow, and frequent urges. It claims a 25 cent guarantee with a four day trial and lists juniper oil among ingredients. marketed via Mann Drug Stores and Eckerd's of Point.
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Mann Drug Stores
Eckerd's
Point
Sunday Schools To Offer Prize For Attendance
Asheboro ministers organize a weekly attendance contest at graded schools with a prize for the room with the largest church and Sunday school attendance. The program starts after Easter and invites all school children to participate.
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Asheboro
Donuts Cracking? Try Less Baking Powder and Softer Dough
If doughnuts crack during frying, reduce baking powder. Dough should be as soft as possible to handle for best results.
Bobbitt's Dog Leads Field Trials Race
Peters burst of canine rivals continued at Camp Lee for the amateur field trial clubs of America meet. Sports's Peerless Pride, entered by Louis M. Bobbitt, led the 23 dogs run with 26 more to come. Participants included Meyers Jolly Roger owned by Kelly McNish and Rex's Tar Heel Jack entered by Bobbitt among others.
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Huntington
W. Va
Rex
Bobbitt
Shenvalee Sport
L. L. Stevens
Quantico
Rider Names in Local Trials Highlighted
Word, handled by Floyd Carter of Winston-Salem, and Ben Temple. Wayside Bob, a single dog, completed the afternoon trials.
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Word
Floyd Carter
Winston-Salem
Ben Temple
Wayside
Bob
Lord Mayor’s Office Spends Up To 150000 Annually
A report notes the lord mayor of London allocates between 100000 and 150000 dollars each year to maintain the dignity and hospitality of the office.
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London
Population and Prenatal Care as Nation's Priority
An essay argues improving prenatal care and maternal mortality reduction as vital to population growth. It cites U S policy, Soviet pensions, and Italian measures while urging governments to fund maternity conservation and not rely on prizes to drive births.
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Helen Welshimer
Italy
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
U. S
Pri
Aeign
Congress
Sundial Wonder: Jupiter’s Moon Ring Draws Attention
A playful note explains that without solar traction Jupiter would seize nearby planets, growing its nine moons into a grand collection and drawing interest from astronomers.
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Jupiter
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Marie Blizard
NEA Service
Ine
Ahr
Marshall
Winston-Salem, N.C
Dan
Pretty Marian Martin Pantie
Marian
Martin Sew
Martin
Marian Martin
Enterprise, Pattern Department
18Th St
N. Y
Sweetwater
Wash Tubbs
Sammy Baugh
Texas Christian
Roy Crane
Sweet~water
Tex
Baugh
Domino
Domino Pupertine
United States
Metropolitan Opera
Marjorie Lawrence
Wagner
Brunnehilde
the Metropolitan
Metropolitan Opera Company
Lawrence
The
Amarican Tobacco Company
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