Virginia arrives at eager theatre in Paramount lineup
A reviewer hails Virginia as a bright, modern Paramount drama with Madeline Carroll and MacMurray in a three way romance. Carroll plays Charlotte Dunter, a Virginia born girl raised in the North, while MacMurray portrays Stonewall Elliott. Norman Williams, a northern suitor, adds depth and charm to the triangle. The film blends homespun realism with gentle humor and touches of drama.
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Paramount
Virginia
Madeline Carroll
MacMurray
Mandern
Iss .Carroll
Charlotte Dunterie
eMurray
Stonewall Elliott
Norman Williams
Stirling
Haytall
Power
Mery
Easter fashion forecast for men in 1941 shows military colors
Sam directs spring 1941 men’s wear toward conservative lines with military colors like Air Force Blue and diamond brown, while bright hues persist for those who seek them. Styles emphasize broader shoulders, longer coats, peg ged trousers, and thinner slacks for wool saving.
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Air Force
RAF
National Defense
British War Relef Society
Virginia tale set on Southern plantation romance and return
A proud Virginia family heir returns from the North to sell the old plantation and finds love with Stonewall Elliott while Northern buyers encroach. Complications arise as his estranged wife returns from the Riviera and the past fights to keep the faith of former slaves and tradition alive.
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Helen Broderick
Carolyn Lee
Marie Wilson
Tom Rutherford
Paul Hurst
Louise Beavers
Charlotte Dunterry
Miss Carroll
Stonewall Elliott
Fred MacMurray
Charlotte
Stoney
Riviera
Norman Willliams
Stirling Hayden
Edward H. Griffith
Virginia van Uppy
Virginia
Easter Service Continued From Page One
Oliver Adams and Mrs C B Hodnett lead usher groups while committees for Girl Scouts Pisay and Loud Speaker assign roles. Members include Clyde Monts Joe Black Harry Lemley Thompson Evans Jr Lloyd Coop Jim Jones B P Young Clifford Franks and Terre Cornelius with Oliver Mills Herbert Lewallen Frank Ward Chas Thomas and A W Stubbeman among others.
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Oliver Adams
C. B. Hodnett
Clyde
Monts
Joe Black
Harry
Lemley
Thompson Evans Jr
Girl Scouts
Pisay
Lloyd Coop
Jim
Jones
B. P. Young
Clifford Franks
Oliver Mills
Herbert Lewallen
Joe Jones
Terre
Cornelius
Frank Ward
Chas. ‘Thomas
A. W. Stubbeman
Ohio Flood Aids Dykstra
Ohio flood of 1987 tested city manager Clarence Dykstra of Cincinnati. A lifelong advocate of businesslike government, he steered the city through one of its worst crises, earning the nickname Dictator Dykstra. Born in Kansas, he studied at Iowa, Chicago, Pensacola, Ohio State, and Kansas. He married Ada Hartzey and built a career as a professor before guiding Cincinnati through disaster.
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Morgan M. Beatty
Washington
Caliow College
Clarence Dykstra
Ohio River
Cincinnati
Dykstra
University of Iowa
Chicago University
Pensacola
Fla
Ohio State
Columbia
University of Kansas
Michigan
Ada Miriam Hartzey
Kansas
Lawrence
Frend
School of Political Science
Dike Dykstra and the Rise of City Manager Rule
California sunshine aided an ailing wife and led to a public career shift as he became commissioner of water and power then personnel director. In Cincinnati he faced financial woes and became city manager, with praise and critique of the city manager form. By 1937 WPA head Harry Hopkins toured the flood region, marking a pivotal era in local governance.
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California
Los Angeles
Dykstra
Lillian Kate Rickaby
Permany College
Jike
Cincinnati
Ohio City
Dike
WPA
Harry Hopkins
Roosevelt
Scout leaders and committee names listed for event
E Stunequist and listed members Grownids Platform and Seats committee include BR and Jackson Syd McMath W H Magn Albert Graves C C Lewis Foy Hammons W H Brasher
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E. Stunequist
Boy Scouts
Grownids
BR. &. Jackson
Syd MccMath
W. H. Magn
Albert Graves
C. C. Lewis
Foy Hammons
W. H. Brasher
Dykstra Emerges as Crisis Leader in Cincinnati
President Roosevelt admires Dike Dykstra for calm leadership in Cincinnati during a crisis. Hopkins notes Dykstra inspires department heads and keeps the public informed as relief operations proceed amid widespread confusion.
Ford Strike Settled to Peaceful Accord at Rouge Meeting
Detroit Governor Murray D VanWagoner announced that Ford Motor Co and CIO leaders reached a settlement at the Rouge plant. He said the agreement marks a historic step toward peace and fair play for a nation where citizens place country first. Membership dues to the organization are set at 100 dollars yearly and a next meeting is planned for Thursday April 17.
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Detroit
Murray D.vanwagoner
Ford Motor Co
CIO Iyut
I-day Rouge Point
Fiyle
Hurbert Griffin
PB. Bowen
J. W. Jones
FV. Moynie
Glen Lewis
Vincent Fostes
Dale Jones
Louis Keith
Pete Brown
W. Compton
Lao Erwin
Billy Bob Herndon
Maniilion Hanegar
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Chicago
Westwill
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Advertisen
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Gail
Ead
Louis J. White
Pat Duffie
Ol Inecw
Hopkins
Warkers
Dike Dykstra
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CIO
Mich
Lydia
Pinkham
Ted
Santee
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Walnut Hope
Ark
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ESMY
Pontiac
Pomizec
General Motors
Hempstead Motor CO
Ax Gox
Queer
Hope, Ark
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