Wilsons Widow Breaks Silence With Memoir Project
The widow of Woodrow Wilson, long a shadow in Washington, emerges to publish More Than Enough. She handwritten the manuscript, edited by Marquis James, and plans serialized excerpts before book form. Her motive cites postwar remarks on Wilsons policies and a return to public life after years of private memory. She lives at a Georgetown townhouse, attends select events, and remains known for orchids and a reserved, dignified presence.
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Sigrid Arne
Witter
Washington
Woodrow Wilson
5S Street
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White House
Wilson
Marquis James
Europe
Geneva
League of Nations
Senate
Garner
Raising a Family Christmas Gift Guide Emphasizes Self
A guide urges letting children choose and fund their gifts to family and friends. From age six or seven, kids can select modest presents and even earn money through chores to add meaning. Parents should supervise and approve, using humor to keep pride intact.
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James
Matt
Betty
Tommy
Joan
Dorris
Mrs Wilson Retreats From Public Spotlight At Quiet Teas
A reminiscence notes Mrs Wilson entertaining a small circle of friends who honor her retirement wish by keeping her life low profile. The group includes old-time Democrats linked to her husband’s era, with visits to Josephus Daniels in Mexico and evenings with RFC’s Jesse Jones. She charms without demand for attention and even rides the bus on days off.
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Josephus Daniels
Mexico
RFC
Jesse Jones
Mrs. Jones
Bridge
Wilson
Greenhorn Hunters Cruel to Madne Fairbanks Report
Wildlife agent Sam White reports wanton slaughter by greenhorn hunters near Fairbanks Alaska leaving wounded game to die. He found three cow moose dead within 40 miles and nine crippled caribou hobbling, part of a herd exposed to long range rifle fire. He notes such barrages are not illegal but extremely cruel.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
Sam White
Park's Big Horned Sheep Vanish in RMNP Decline
Rocky Mountain National Park officials led by Park Ranger J Barton Herschler report a drop from 145 to 130 bighorn sheep after a year of disease and harsh conditions. A formal study is under way to identify the exact causes of the decline.
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Rocky Mountain National Park
Colo
Rocky Mountain Nationa Park
J. Barton Herschler
Hollywood Short Takes and Industry Jests
Hollywood chatter covers Clark Gable and Carole Lombard duck hunting, Freddies Bartholomew’s accent shift, Barbara and other stars, Powell Loy cast plans, Crawford skating lessons, union- studio-patent wordplay, romance buzz, and studio title changes from Plane 4 to Plane 104 and White Slaves.
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Hollywood
Clark Gable
Carole Lombard
Freddies Bartholomew
American Federation of Actors
Charles Boyer
Madeleine Carroll
Jimmy Cagney
Columbia
Universal
al Green
Hollywood Turf Club
RKO
Kings Are Still Doing Business in Royal World
Bruce Catton reviews Seymour Berkson’s Their Majesties, a portrait of world monarchies from Monaco to Britain. The book portrays kings as human, hints at future German and Italian monarchy revival, and notes royal figures’ lavish lives amid fragility of dictatorship.
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Mr. Berkson
Mr. Burkson
Monaco
British Empire
Wilhelmina
Holland
Victor Emmanuel
I Duce
Mary
Kaiser
Ibn Saud
Napoleon
Burkson
Germany
Italy
P.G.F
Admirals daughter torn by navy life and love triangle
Judy Alcott faces a choice between Dwight Campbell and Jack Hanley while Marvel Campbell wrestles with guilt and a doomed marriage. Dwight declares love for Marvel, but Judy confesses her engagement to Hanley. Marvel reveals a painful secret as tension climaxes in a California house confrontation. The chapter ends with Marvel announcing an unexpected pregnancy.
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Navy
Dwight Campbell
Jack Hanley
Marvel Hastings
Marvel
Judy Alcott
Judy
Dwight
Mrs. Campbell
Gifts that stay put this Christmas in ads and pages
The piece notes that Christmas gifts have shifted from hand-me-downs to advertised items, with pages highlighting new, wanted, and affordable presents. It suggests consulting the publication’s ads to find gifts that are fun to give and receive, and cost less than traditional boomerang presents.
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