Manhattan concert promoter fights weathered odds for summer season
Gilg Genheimer leads New York Stadium Committee in a high stakes open air concert plan. Rain risks threaten eight weeks of performances with guests like Dietrich and Heifetz. weather updates and box office calls drive efforts as organizers stack equipment and security for a fluid summer season.
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Arnbles
Webber
Dher
Heckscher
Weather Bureau
Efrem Zheibert Spalding
John Mas
Panic
Big Baspoons
T Ie Ballet
Nelson Eddy
George Vin
Young
Adec
Strats
Beasene Dietrich
Ali ‘Marble
Elsa Schiaparelli
Paris
Cou
Vital Faust
Beleg
Memorial Hospital
Emily
Etiquette Authority
Sincess Kytil Sherhatov
A Clean Case for Beauty
Betty Clarke profiles Olive Cawley, a popular magazine cover girl, recommending a twice clean beauty regimen. Sleep eight hours, cold cream baths, vanishing cream, and precise makeup application create a fresh look.
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Betty Clarke
Olive Cawley
Miss Cawiey
Miss Cawley
Glive
Local Social Notes Reveal Weekend Visits and Arrivals
McCaskill Miss Johnnie Martin spent last week in Guilon. Mrs. Bill Sligh Sr. and family visited Mississippi relatives. Grace Wortham and Dora Wertham visited Hope and Prescott. Caryln Wilson of Nashville stayed with friends. The Eley family visited Delight with daughter Al ly Stokes. Charlotte Rhodes left for Arkadelphia to enter Henderson State Teachers College. Lola Wortham visited Prescott relatives. Robert Carcoll of Macreeshorn and family visited. A salesman claimed a new model coach was reduced by one hundred and fifty dollars. A buyer asked about the first payment. New stamp in Rome bears portraits of Hitler and Mussolini. We hope they’re licked and stuck where they belong.
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Johnnie Martin
Guilon
Bill Sligh Sr
Bill, Jr
Mary Lou
Mississippi
Graydon Anthony
Runnie Anthony
Minelle McCaskill
Grace Wortham
Dora Wertham
Gris Smith
Highland
J. O. Harris
Charlotte Rhodes
Arkadelphia
Henderson
Tallega
Howard Smith
Lola Wortham
Prescott
Robert Carcoll
Macfreeshorn
Rail
Hitler
Mussolini
To Dress or Not to Dress in Summer Style Reach
Fashion notes discuss dress choices for varied evenings from casual to formal. Floaty summer dresses tempt, from $3 sweet outfits to upscale buzziers, with hostess frocks and gins ham sports frocks. Descriptions cover sleeves, necklines, slits, and future silhouettes, noting summer charm and evolving fall style.
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Janet Jan
Unclear wartime aviation and training notes
Fragmentary report mentions a well known aviator, women in defense aviation efforts, civilian pilot training program, and possible enrollment questions for the summer term. Notes an apparent defense basis for trainees and a Fort Bragg training call up for Rep. Hamilton Fish, with references to Fort Bragg and Port Bragg.
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United States
Nat Long Son
Hamilton Fish
New York
Wwaining
Fort Brupy
N. 6
Crough
Mamilton Fish
Port Bragg
Police Work is a Chore
A Topeka fair story describes praiseworthy but humorous police work as officers trailed a stolen cow through brush. They hid and lingered for hours in effort to catch the animal and its culprits, even as they faced long delays and weather.
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Topeka
Wonder Woman of Science The Fiber Puzzle Unveiled
Stamford report recounts Wanda Parr’s discovery of cellulose origin in plant cells. Through a mitrascope study in Yonkers, she linked protoplasm to crystal release forming cellulose walls. The tale highlights cellular growth, lab breakthroughs, and the shift from cotton to sea plant experiments in 1930s research.
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Adelaide Kee
AL Peature
Wester
Selchee
Jens
Bermuda Sea
Woman scientist studies plant cellulose origin in Yonkers
The piece profiles Mrs. Fare, a scientist at Boyse Thompson Institute and later American Cyanamid in Stamford, discussing her cellulose research. It notes her background, marriage to Professor Clifford Farry, and views on women in science, plus her early hospital research and career shifts after 1928.
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Fare
Boyse Thompson Tristitute
Yonkers
Farr
American Cyanamid Co
Stamford
Conn
Clifford Farry
University of Law
Ohio
Sime Hospital
St. Louis
Lamb for the June Bride Lamb roast ideas and recipes across days
A village cooking feature describes a three day lamb menu from Sunday to Tuesday for a June bride. It details a tam roast with temperate cooking to avoid shrinkage, lemon by side up skin down roasting, seasonings of salt and pepper, and hours per pound. It covers Sunday glazed lamb with beoywir, Monday lamb with creamed lamb and peas, and Tuesday lamb loaf with celery pepper greens apple mint mayonnaise.
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Tloro
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