Rangers of Fortune at Saenger Sunday
A trio of desert cavaliers ride into the Saenger theater Sunday in Paramounts Rangers of Fortune. Fred MacMurray Albert Dekker and Gilbert Roland star in an epic tale of robbers and heroism with romance between MacMurray and Patricia Morison and Betty Brewer guiding the villain’s guilt.
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Saenger Theater
Paramount
Sam Wood
Mr. Chips
Mr. Wood
Fred MacMurray
Albert Dekker
Gilbert Roland
Robin Hood
Santa Marta
Patricia Morison
Betty Brewer
Joseph Schildkraut
MacMurray
Miss Morison
Miss Brewer
County Auditor Not So Blind
Allen County auditor Floyd Griffin was set to install Venetian blinds after county commissioners refused a blinds purchase yet signed Griffin requisitions for a jalousie. A dictionary later defined jalousie as a blind with horizontal slats, clarifying the office window debate.
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Lima
Floyd Griffin
Allen County
Griffin
Congress probes recent plane crashes in civil aeronautics push
Answering the Mail Orders column notes a House motion by Rep. Carl Hinshaw seeking a congressional investigation into recent air crashes. The aim is to uncover causes and improve civil aviation, not to hunt a single culprit. The piece also covers reapportionment talk and a calendar reader’s note about being born on Saturday.
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Jack Stinnett
Washington
W. R
Kansas City
Congress
Carl Hinshaw
California
Amy
Hinshaw
Lovettsville
Sen
Ernest Lu
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Alabama
Arizona
Florida
Georgia
Kentucky
Michigan
Minnesota
New Mexico
New York
North Carolina
Oregon
Tennessee
Texas
Wisconsin
Rankin
M. M.J
Abilene
1A. D
Washington, D. C
K. D
Detroit
Chased Monoplane Fight Ends in Flight and Capture
A dramatic pursuit unfolds as Girardeau crashes near yucca and flees on foot. Officer Starr fires, Wesley York pursues with his weapon, and a brutal hand to hand melee follows before Girardeau is cornered and tackled.
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S¢Tzer
Wesley
Starr
Girardeau
Autogiro
Attrogiro
Earth
Wesley York
Omcer Starr
Wesley York and Lena Foil Bomb Plot in Rainbow Canyon
Dr. Woodrow Wesley York and Ronnie foil a spy plot in Rainbow Canyon. Lena Montoya turns out to be part of a broader scheme with Japanese agents. Girardeau is captured, and the bomb sight is recovered from the Indian drum. The U.S. Secret Service clears the two youths of suspicion and hints at forthcoming engagements.
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Andre
Lona
Ronnie
Border Patrol
Autorire
Inod
Rena
Lone
Antre
Trardeau
Wesley
Girardeau
Wes
Lena Montoya
Starr
Wes York
Dr. York
Lena
U.S. Secret Service
Miss Ronica
Montoya
Rainbow Canyon
Helf
Mr. Starr
Bailey
Inspector Starr
Hunters and theater moguls in a Washington portrait
A composite profile paints Jesse Jones as a famed hunter who ambushes grouse and turkeys with near-mythic skill while recalling his varied roles and nickname shifts. The piece shifts to Edmund H. Plobn, a theater manager alarmed by modern venues, then to Sen. Gerald P. Nye enjoying a wrestling show in Arnica Hall.
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Washington
Nimrod
Scotland
Stewart MacDonald
Maryland
West Virginia
McDonald's
Graune
Jesse Jones
Secretary of Commerce
Meraloin
Neck of the Woods
Broadway
Diamond Jim" Brady
Ziegfeld
Anna
New Amsterdam
Bael
Amsterdam
National
E Street
Edmund Plobn
Rasstin
Pan
Arnica
Gerald P. Nye
North Dakota
Harrison in Hollywood a glance at film and strip trends
Hollywood gossip notes Frank Steinbeck praises comic strips for stronger stories than films. Topics include Shirley Temple musicals, Warner Bros plans, Dennis Morgan as a leading singing star, Lupe Veloz with Big Boy Williams in Universal Six Lessons From Madam La Zonga, Carmen Miranda and Don Ameche, Ritz brothers fashion misadventure with a pool bill, gambling cases, casting talk for For Whom the Bell Tolls, Martha Gellhorn, Paulette Godard divorce rumors, Chaplin Florida stay, Ann Miller, and Robert Sherwood and Elizabeth Bergner’s Holygoon project.
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Hollywood
Jenn Steinbeck
Major Happle
Captain Easys
Red Byler
Shirley Temple
Warner Bros
Lince
Dick Powell
Ruby Keeler
Dennis Morgan
Stanley Morner
Olympe Bradna
Lupa Veloz
Big Boy Williams
Universal
Madam la Zonga
Lupe
Carmen Miranda
Roado
Don Ameche
Ameche
Basei
Louis
20Th Fox
Papa Dominic Ameche
Don W Sthr
Palm Springs
Jimmy
Harry
GWTW
Paranyourtt
Ernest Hemingway
Martha Gell
Horn
Maria
Beverly Hills
Venetia
Robert Sherwood
Moyietown
Eliabeth Bergner
All Studios
WE, THE WOMEN By Ruth Millett
The essay critiques midlife women who lament being needed while failing to seek work or service. It urges taking initiative, finding a demand, and offering care or skills rather than waiting for others to acknowledge value. It emphasizes proactive efforts to stay useful and engaged.
Powerful Ruler and Ambitious Student Seek Quiet Life
A bright, hungry college student reflects on a powerful ruler and the loneliness of need, noting that many capable women feel overwhelmed by requests for help while desiring independence and a chance to make a difference for others beyond family duties.
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National Guard
Saenger
Rangers of Fortune
Ponca City
Okla
John E. Rankin
D.-Miss
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Officer Starr
Dude College
Lana
Ronni
Evert
Woodrow Wesley York
Ervice, Inc
Harrison In
Paul Harrison
NEA Service
Steinbeck
Ruth Millett
Spain
Gunto
Meticar
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