Menjou Proves Forceful Character Drives Hollywood Success
Hollywood veteran Adolphe Menjou shows fierce energy and ambition as a star with a six figure annual income. He seeks to shape projects with strong stories, touts luck and persistence, and recalls a career from illness to editor in The Front Page. His thrifty, cultured life includes wife Verree Teasdale and literary niece connections.
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Rosalind Shaffer
Hollywood
Adolphe Menjou
Men
Ben Bogeaus
Barrymore
John Barry
Europe
Menjou
M.G.M
T of
Mayer
Verree Treasdale
Miss Teasdale
Sara Teasdale
Edith Wharton
Last Day To Sign Up For Wheat Insurance In North Carolina
Saturday September 29 is the final deadline for Tar Heel wheat growers to enroll in all risk crop insurance for the 1946 winter wheat crop. County coverage requires at least 50 farm applications or one third of farms in the area, whichever is smaller. Ruthward leads county contracts with 147. Lincoln 141. Catawba 125.
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Raleigh
G. . Scott
Headquaint State College
AAA
Apy
Scott
Ruthword
Lincoln
Catawbas
Tate
U S Offer To Hungary Accepted Timely Recognition Move
Budapest report states Premier Bela Miklos accepted a U S offer to negotiate a peace treaty and recognize his government. The offer, delivered by Arthur Schoenfeld, preceded a Soviet recognition move and followed high level talks. Voroshilov delayed cabinet actions awaiting Moscow clearance amid Allied balancing talks.
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Budapest
Bela Miklos
United States
Soviet Union
Janos Gyongyosyi
Arthur Schoenfeld
U. S
Hungary
Klementi Voroshilov
Miklos
Voroshilov
Moscow
London
Tobacco Action Held Up By CCC
The Commodity Credit Corporation delayed action on entering the tobacco market to support prices. Herbert Jackson of the CCC price stabilization committee told North Carolina farm bureau members that they will wait until Saturday before acting. He predicted the eastern tobacco average would hit the government 40.0 cent ceiling price once final averages are set. The stabilization request was brought by the farm bureau tobacco committee led by C. T. Hicks of Walstonburg after a long meeting in Wilson.
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Farm Bureau
Tobacco Committee
C. T. Hicks
Walstonburg
US Britain clash over Hungary elections stance
American officials in London say they will push ahead of Britain in Hungary policy. The British view remains that the Hungarian government is not representative. The United States moves clear the way for elections scheduled for November.
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London
Hungary
Hunrian
Guilford County Realty Transfers Chain of Property Deals
Guilford County real estate transfers listed include K H Kennedy and wife to George W Kennedy, a Burton street lot from A C Parker to C W Watson, Byron Haworth to Frank Gladden for Clark Millikan plat, Elliott Realty to R B Gantt and George L Hundley on Monthieu avenue, Jennie Lind Upton to Nancy L Finch with six Bundy lands parcels, Burtis Mabra to Julia Stevenson on Vail street, Frank Gladden to Byron Haworth for Clark Millikan plat, and R H Kennedy to George in an apparent continuing property transfer sequence.
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K. H. Kennedy
George W. Kennedy
Kivett Road
A. C. Parker
C. W. Watson
Burton Street
Byron Haworth
Frank Gladden
Clark-Millikan
Elliott Realty Company
R. B. Gantt
George L. Hundley
Monthieu Avenue
Jennie Lind Upton
Nancy L. Finch
Bundy Lands
Burtis Mabra
Julia Stevenson
Vail Street
Clark Millikan
R. H. Kennedy
Judge Parker Leaves for New York to Sail for England
Federal Judge John J. Parker departed Charlotte for New York to sail Monday for England to join the allied war crimes tribunal. He will proceed to London then Berlin and stay until trials begin late in November.
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Charlotte
John J. Parker
New York
England
Parker
London
Berlin
Ten Die In Three Hour Hindu Muslim Clash in Bombay
At least ten persons were killed and 45 wounded in a three hour battle between Hindus and Muslims in Bombay. The violence, the city's worst since 1940, followed political friction between the communities.
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Bombay
Patterson Takes Stimson's Job
Robert P. Patterson was sworn in as secretary of war succeeding Henry L. Stimson. Hand administered the oath in Washington. The brief note also advises using a dust cloth or dusting unit to finish chores in half the time.
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Washington
Robert P. Patterson
Henry L. Stimeson
J Learned Hand
Circuit Court of Appeals
Helps You Overcome FALSE TEETH
An ad promotes FPASTEETH, a non-acid line powder for loose dentures. It claims to secure plates, reducing wobble and irritation with a soothing gum cooling effect, and urges readers to buy at any drug store.
Two Heroines Of Science Retire As Researchers
Washington reports two renowned scientists from the National Institute of Health retire from research. Dr. Alice Evans of Heath Pennsylvania and Dr. Ida Bengston of Harvard Nebraska are honored for lifetime work on undulant fever Bangs disease rickettsial diseases and food poisoning studies. Their retirements come amid a formal farewell dinner by peers.
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Washington
National Institute of Health
Alice Evans
Heath
U.S. Public Health Service
Ida Bengston
Harvard
Neb
Evans
Malta
Pitino
United States
Mediterranean
de. Bengston
of Nation's Health Committee
Penhagen
T Us
Southern Loop To Have Games Saturday
In a look ahead to Saturday, Southern Conference teams prepare for conference tilts and key intersectionals. Clemson plays Georgia at Athens after routing Presbyterian 76-0. NC State readies for Virginia in Norfolk. Carolina Tech reviews for Georgia Tech in Chapel Hill. VMI drills for a clash with Richmond. Richmond defenses focus on passing and punting. William and Mary meet Catawba with several veterans sidelined by injuries.
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Richmond
Clemson
Georgia
Presbyterian
Athens
Virginia
North Carolina State
Norfolk
University of Virginia
Beattie Feathers
Wolfpack
Cavalier
Charlottesville
Cavaliers
Coast Guard
Carolina Tech
University
Georgia Tech
Chapel Hill
N. C
Old Dominion
Williamsburg
VMI
Lexington
Pooley Hubert
George Hope
Spiders
William & Mary
William and Mary’s
Indians
Tribe
Catawba
Dave Bucher
Chet Mackiewicz
Henry Shook
Moe Kish
Bill Denauilt
Argentina Under Military State of Siege Amid Widespread Arrests
Buenos Aires reports a nationwide dragnet as leaders of all opposition groups are jailed and civil rights suspended by the Farrell regime. President Farrell defends the move as temporary to curb disorder while election promises are reiterated.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Atlantic
Andes
Edelmiro Farrell
John Person
Cordoba
Farrell
Hortegsio Jano
One Minute Test Answers and Tips
Grab Bag poses quick brain teasers and etiquette notes. It asks which months contain the letter E and lists six of them February June September October November and December. It also asks how many gs in a standard table f and notes that a national park is created by act of congress.
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Congress
Aluminum boats tested by Tennessee plants in new craft
The Aluminum Company of America said two Tennessee plants are conducting experiments in all aluminum fishing and pleasure boats. One plant built a 14 foot fishing boat weighing 202 pounds overall.
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Aluminum Boats
Knoxville, Tenn
INS
Tennessee
Aluminum Company of America
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