O'Brien Leads in All-Star Grid Polls
CHICAGO The Texas Christian quarterback Divey O'Brien tops the nationwide vote to select a college all star squad to face the New York Giants at Soldier Field next month. O'Brien drew 24,516 votes and is set to start at quarterback in the August 30 game, as the starting lineup shows heavy participation from Notre Dame, Tennessee, Purdue, Indiana, Michigan, Minnesota and Dartmouth among others.
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Joe Michal
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Bob Haak
Indiana
Ralph Heikkinen
Michigan
Francis Twedell
Minnesota
Charles Brock
Nebraska
O' Brie
Bob MacLeod
Dartmouth
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Promises Malaria Relief
Remedy marketed to treat malaria with tasteless quinidine and iron. Claims to combat infection and relieve chills and fever fast, noting widespread use and child suitability. Advises taking at first sign of malaria and buying the large size at drugstores.
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Yankees Recruit Rosar Strengthens Dickey Backups
Yankee star Warren Rosar emerges as a strong bench presence, boosting Bill Dickey’s workload relief. Joe McCarthy praises Rosar’s humor and reliability, while Rosar’s behind the scenes leadership aids the catcher and supports the veteran lineup.
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Atley Donald
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Joe DiMaggio
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College squad to field 69 players from regions across the nation
The college squad will be composed of 69 players with 23 from the Big Ten, 10 from Middle West schools outside the Western Conference, 11 from the East, nine from the South and Southwest, and nine from the Far West. The squad reports August 12 to begin practice.
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Ghost Detour in Goldcrest Chess Game of Chase
Christine Palmer tends Franklin Serraway injured in a bank ambush as Carl Quail alias John Sawyer fells with a gunfire. Roselee Bancroft pursues the fleeing convict on horseback, while Dick Bancroft commandeers a pickup and closes the distance through rugged desert streets. Concluded next issue.
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Luckman Signs Two Year Pact With Chicago Bears
Chicago Bears announce the signing of Sid Luckman a Columbia triple threat for two seasons. Luckman completed 66 of 132 passes for 866 yards in 1938 and averaged 4.6 yards per attempt in 92 punt plays. He earned second All America honors and drew a very attractive contract offer from owner George Evarns.
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WE THE WOMEN AND JOBS FOR YOUTH EDUCATION
Ruth Millett argues young job seekers lack practical job-hunting training. Employers say graduates seem clueless about applying, interviewing, and writing effective applications. Schools should offer courses on obtaining jobs, and UCLA runs chemistry awareness for business-minded students.
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Hollywood Interviews Reveal Stars Speak Freely on Films
Hollywood actors share candid views on careers and personal nerves in one minute interviews. Frank HeHugh, Madeleine Cirroli, Bing Crosby, Barbara Stanwyck, Akim Tamiroff, Dorothy Lamour, Myrna Loy, Robert Taylor, and Groucho Marx discuss photo risks, fame, and the evolving movie industry.
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Madeleine Cirroli
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Tivy Pop Mye
Bing Crosby
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Barbara Stanwyck
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Tamiroff
Tine
Peace hopes voiced by leaders in world youth groups
Dr Marty N Holmes and Paul V McNutt address the International Society of Christian Endeavor and Philippine reconstruction plans. A former Spanish Loyalist discusses emigration while concerns rise over France's birth decline amid global tensions.
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McNutt
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Ley
Dua Newlin
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Moxdco
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Fragmented Scribbles from a Drifted Page Talk
A garbled OCR style piece shows scattered names and quotes. Martha Raye and Paramount casting chatter mix with dramatic lines and jumbled phrases. The fragment hints at stage world chatter and literary references.
Doctor's Advice to Newly Weds on Calotaba Bond
A wedding scene on Peachtree Street Atlanta features a Southern physician father advising his son and new wife to share vows and, in jest, to use Calotaba to prevent bilious quarrels. An advertisement line notes Calotaba as the sponsor of the message.
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