On the Stage Two Tiny Performers Olive and George in Shaver Act
Olive and George, midgets aged two, perform with Buster Shaver in Radio City and theaters from Los Angeles to Australia. Olive dominates the act with grace and beauty while George, aged 2, 45 pounds, 42 inches, grows bored and fascinates with a cigarette pose as they tour, sharing dressing rooms with Olive’s sister.
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Charles Norman
New York
Olive
George
Tos Angeles
Australia
Buster Shaver
Radio City
Music Hall
Shaver
Séns Encolléas
Hie
Snowbound Trio Resist Attention In Snowbound Act
A trio of pint sized performers in Decorah, Iowa resist adult fuss and prefer independence. They joke about their three figures weekly earnings while noting a bachelor status and a missing boyfriend. Their act features shaver designed costumes and a ten year partnership with a quirky dynamic. A lumber yard sign laments a stolen thermometer and mocks the thief with a playful rebuke.
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Doncy
George
Shaver
Local residents and visitors listed in Friday notes
This column records social and business visits by Tokio 1A HL figures and others including Wade Hodnett Mrs C B Hodnett Eugene Steuart Pauline Smith Florene Cooley Marie Steuart Mr and Mrs Taylor Smith Doyle Mrs J C Brannan W J Lair Vernon Harris Murfreesboro S A Sanford C Epenhanks Clark Hipp Lee Steuart Nashville Lewis Gatcher W F Morris Sr Sid Huddleston RT Morris and notes W D Huddleston’s serious condition with hopes for improvement.
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HL. Wade
S. A. Sanford
Bingen
Lewis Cornelison
Mt. Pleasant
Epenhanks
Murfreesboro
Clark Hipp
Lee Steuart
Nashville
Lewis Gatcher
W. F. Morris Sr
Sid Huddleston
RT. Morris
W. D. Huddleston
Bill to restore political nominations for 1938 primaries
The bill requires certifying Democratic nominees for the 1938 election to be the senators elected in 1936, living in their districts, with no prior primary filing needed. Senators must file an agreement to accept nominations days before the 1938 Democratic primary, and death or removal allows ballot placement as for vacancies.
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Democratic State Central Committee
Lindbergh Estate Story Recalled After Kidnapping
The Lindberghs no longer own the Jersey estate known as High Fields. After their son’s abduction in March 1932 they deeded the property to a welfare group and left. The site, now guarded, bears marks of the kidnapping, with unfinished furnishings and weathered signs, as curious visitors linger by the barred gate.
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Lindberghs
High Fields
White House
War Agencies Fade as War Finance Fund Winds Down
A bill to ban the agency and the War Finance Corporation nears closure after the war. It advanced about 600 000 to finance war and readjustment, with only 6389 remaining. The treasury plans to close files by June 30, while other agencies like War Risk Insurance and Alien Property Custodian linger. In Congress, Senator Pope notes split mail on court revision, with typed letters opposing the plan and penciled notes favoring it. Senator Minton cites lithographed opposition, and Senator Holt warns small owners fear disruption from court changes. A Hawaii inscription in the Washington Monument and a San Jose mapmaker’s travel tales add color.
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War Finance Corporation
Treasury
Cort
Pope
Idaho
Minton
Indiana
Holt
West Virginia
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DeAnn
Houston
Electric Shop
W. R
Herndon
Hope Furniture Company
Inestiini
Decorah
Iowa
G. F. Baker
Minnesota
Fergus Falls
Minn
NORGE
Ey Sega
Arena Med
Jeno
Norge Home Appliances
Hope Furniture Co
S. Main St
Tokio
Arkansas
Bill
Lindbergh
Malta
Washington Monument
Hawaii
San Jose
Calif
Parkes
Mor
Arkansas Power and Light Company
DeAnn and
East Hempstead County
Arkansas Power and Light Co
Harvey Couch
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