Winterport man builds schooner venture for own sea way
Arthur H. Terry, a grandson of a Down East skipper, leaves no heirs behind in seafaring. He and five companions repower the Maine built schooner Philosopher, 67 tons, to chase the South American trade with radio and new engines. They view the venture as a chosen lark and independence from bosses.
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Arthur H. Terry
Interport
Maine
Winterport
King’s Navy
T. L. Kelaster
F. Hawley
St Indies
Arthur Terhis
Joseph Conrad
Southerica Run
Philosopher
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Washington Debates Wallace Exit and Navy Expansion
Washington notes rising talk of Secretary Wallace stepping aside for the vice presidency. Congressman Marvin Jones and Senator Josh Lee push the idea to win farm and Southwest support. Current view favors Wallace staying, possibly on leave, with Under-Secretary Wic kard taking department duties. Navy expands auxiliary fleet with Grace Line ships refitted as transports, possibly to shuttle units within the hemisphere if needed.
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Washington
Henry Wallace
Wallace
Marvin Jones
Texas
House Committee On Agriculture
Josh Lee
Oklahoma
Jones
Lee
Harry Hopkins
Hopkins
Claude Wickard
Triple-A
Indiana
Standings and results from Friday and Saturday games
Friday results show Nashville 6 Knoxville 5 and Chattanooga 10 Atlanta 6 with New Orleans 6 Birmingham 1. Saturday matchups include Little Rock at Chattanooga Birmingham at Nashville Memphis at Atlanta New Orleans at Knoxville Chiago 14 New York 13 Brooklyn 3 called in Pittsburgh 9 Boston 0 Cincinnati 9 Philadelphia 5. Earlier Friday Philadelphia 7 Detroit 4 Cleveland 13 Washington 2 New York 10 Chicago 2 Boston vs St Louis. Saturday Boston at St Louis New York at Chicago Philadelphia at Detroit Washington at Cleveland.
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Chattanooga
Atlanta
New Orleans
Birmingham
Little Rock
Memphis
Chicago
New York
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Philadelphia
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Brooklyn
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Boston
Detroit
Cleveland
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Flying Coed Anne Triumphs In Solo Flight
Anne regains composure after being bound and hidden in a hangar. She uses a fire extinguisher to foil a plot during a confrontation with Dick, Tony, and Daley. Later she earns a solo flight, facing mixed feelings from Captain Douglas as she lands and receives a triumphant hug.
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Tony
Douglas
Anne
Georgette
Bris
Clarice
Dick Douglas
Dick Douglag
Gas Consumers Asked to Sign Petition in Hope Arkansas
Solicitors for the Consumer Committee elected by a mass meeting will canvass Hope Arkansas streets with petitions. Consumers sign to endorse cheaper gas rates and to assign refunds on past and future gas bills to the Committee and City of Hope for expenses, with the City Council urged to aid the effort.
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Retidon
Askig Gas Consumers
Hope
Arkansas
Consumers’ Committee
City of Hope
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Company
Consumers Committee
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City Council of
Harrison in Hollywood keeps pace with stars and flags
Hollywood gossip notes Cary Grant faces criticism over a false birth date and U S army age limit while Katharine Hepburn stars opposite him in Philadelphia Story. Grants $150000 wage goes to the Red Cross as Jiona Massey loses a role and Pat O Brian’s Warner contract ends after seven years.
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Hollywood
Cary Grant
Grant
Katharine Hepburn
Philadelphia Story
Red Cross
Jiona Massey
Batnika
Retro
Warners
Pat O'Brien
Enuie Rock
Navy extends merchant fleet with new ships
Identally notes preparedness value with two president liners, three new high speed tankers, and the 11 700 ton cargo vessel Sea Arrow. Speculates Sea Star may soon fly the navy flag while discussions continue for two other Maritime Commission ships. Navy now operates the bulk of the Maritime Commission merchant fleet.
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Sea Arrow
Sea Star
Maritime Commission
Studio Diets and Celebrity Moves Highlight 1940s Film News
An array of Hollywood gossip notes from a 1940s era column discusses salary talks that would push a star to 360000 annually, Alfred Hitchcock’s diet, George Cukor’s weight loss, Willkie appearances, Ben Hecht’s acting, John Barrymore’s praise, and Ida Lupino’s acclaim. It mentions Patric Goddard fashion, Warner Davis tensions, and a British war film set in Canada. John Wayne and Ginger Rogers are noted, with Tim Solt renaming his horse Duke. The War Dept aids Paramount on a created Army Air Corps project as Frank Nugent’s employment shifts at 20th Century Fox.
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Alfred Hitchcock
George Cukor
Willkie
Wendell Willkie
Willkie Mahoney
Ben Hecht
John Barrymore
War Pictures
Canada
Charles Boyer
Elizabeth Bergner
Marlene Dietrich
John Wayne
RKO
Tim Solt
Ginger
Duke
Ginger Rogers
Jimmy Stewart
Olivia de Havilland
War Department
Paramount
Army Air Corps
Frank Nuget
New York
Dickers
Fox Now
Don Ameehe
Abandonment of Drol Luy Line Between Trenton and Princeton
Authorities authorize abandonment of a d0 year old line used by thousands of Princeton students for Saturday night sittings. The move ends service on the route between Trenton and Princeton New Jersey, affecting local riders and campus travel.
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Princeton
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Pat O’brien
Ida Lupino
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