Linda Bourne Faces Contract Renewal and Fresh Start in Hollywood
Linda Bourne plans a career reset in Hollywood after meeting with lawyer George MacMillen to secure her contract and handle debts. She arranges an apartment with writer Sybil Carlson, seeks to escape past memories in Newtown, and resolves to take any job if needed while avoiding any contact with Thorne.
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Dix
Hollywood
Newtown
Pete
George MacMillen
Sybil Carlson
Linda Bourne
Writer Receives Sudden Summons At Studio Office
Marie Blizard recounts a routine day that turns tense as she is called to producer Paul Leonhardt. He offers a modest raise then cites retrenchment as the reason for potential dismissal, leaving her unsettled about the future at the company.
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Leonhardt
Rescue by Leeds Leads to Altar
William G B Leeds, heir to five million tin plate fortune, rescues Olive Hamilton above the Atlantic Ocean five years ago at Atlantic City where she was a hotel desk clerk and telephone operator. An engagement announcement reached Kingston Jamaica as the couple prepared for marriage.
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Leeds
Olive Hamilton
Atlantic City
Kingston
Jamaica
Linda Hints at Fresh Start as She Plans to Meet Pete in New York
Linda ends her affair with Dix and writes a farewell note at the Brown Derby. She buys violet flowers from an old woman on Vine Street, contemplates Pete Gardiner, and hurries to catch The Chief east to New York to find him, planning telegrams to Beulah. Honey Harmon appears briefly as a complication.
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Dix
Vine Street
Hollywood Boulevard
Missy
Pete
Pete Gardiner
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Beulah
Linda
Honey Harmon
Fraternity Aids Widow to Save Poet Field Estate
In Hertford Junction Wisconsin the Phi Delta Theta New York alumni chapter pledged 3000 to satisfy a judgment on the 155 acre estate once owned by poet Eugene Field and his widow. Bugene Field III said his mother would accept the offer to prevent foreclosure. A related line notes a large watermelon grown in Hugo Oklahoma.
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Hugene Field
Bugene Field III
New York
Phi Delta Theta
Sre Field
Ataea, Pleidwan & Phi Dellea Thet
Triplet calves born in North Carolina but one dies
A Jersey cow in Tobe Ters' farm near Davis NC birthed triplets this week, with two calves thriving. County agent Hugh Overstreet notes bovine triplets are about one in ten thousand. In other news, England lists 15 percent of railway coaches as steel. In Durham, Flood Pickett, 25, returns to prison for three to five years after auto theft. he has appeared in court 22 times since 1932 per Judge J Paul Frizzelle.
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N. C
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Jersey
Carteret County
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Durham
Flood Pickett
Pickett
J. Paul Frizzelle
Diesel Engine Share Among Global Vehicles Stated
A brief note states the United States accounts for about 4 percent of the world’s diesel driven vehicles. It highlights the comparatively small share of diesel powered cars in U.S. motor fleets.
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