Child Star Carolyn Makes Real Life Role Offstage
Marguerite Young reports on Carolyn Lee, seven, who plays herself offstage as Cathy, balancing Hollywood fame with schooling and family guidance. Her mother Evelyn Copp pushes for normalcy while celebrating Carolyn’s rapid reading and high IQ tests.
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York
Carolyn Lee
Cathy
Carolyn
Caro
Hollywood
Kis
Evelyn Copp
Paramount
Bing Tosby
Arolyn
Yeeateou
Sealid
Edard Horch
Forr Testis
California
New York
Carom
Povital Park
Edward R. Horeh
Uncle Sam Wars on Sabotage in World War I Era
Washington reports that a series of 1905 to 1916 sabotage incidents in the United States, including the John A Ruetiling Co plant fire in Trenton and the Black Tom explosions, sparked debate on foreign involvement. Officials note nine proven sabotage cases in defense plants with no solid foreign power link.
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Jack Stinnett Washington
John A. Ruetiling Co
Trenton
N. J
DuPont
Capitol
Senate Chamber
New Jersey
New York Harbor
Manhattan
Great Britain
United States
Regulatory views on labor migration and postwar defense labor
The text discusses regulatory limits on labor migration after defense needs wane. It frames the issue as a defense labor supply problem and questions what happened to individuals referenced. It emphasizes that legal principles and precedent matter above specific wrongs.
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Edwardses
Washington
Sabotage fears and investigation outcomes across powder plants
The article surveys sabotage worries, noting FBI and other agencies have found causes for hundreds of incidents. It cites improved powder production methods, cases with unclear evidence, and varied motives from disgruntled workers to mischief by youths. One suspect, deemed insane, is in a New Jersey institution. The piece emphasizes the rarity of confirmed sabotage and the diverse background of each case.
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Federal Bureau of Investigation
New Jersey
Revival Meet Here Continues With Evange Bernice Vandermerwe
The revival at Hype Gospel Tabernacle continues to grow announced by Rev J G Hamill The meetings led by evangelist Bernice Vandermerwe who has spent years abroad and traveled in America will run nightly except Saturdays through November Special musical services were postponed due to rain and will feature Mr and Mrs F K Williamson along with other musicians and singers Congregational singing is directed by Williamson a veteran evangelistic singer and longtime musical director
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Edwars
Duncans
California
Marysville
Edwardses
Edwards
Farm Security Administration
State Supreme Court
Edarc
Supreme Court of the
United States
Duncans and Edwardses
Dred Lcoil
Dane
Appellant
Fred F. Edwards
State of
Supreme Court of the United States
Washington, L. C
Citheen
Duncan
United
Supreme Court
Paupyrs
New
Hype Gospel Tabernacle
Tuterest
the Tabernacle
Bernice Vandermerwe
Vandermerwe
England
South Africa
America
Kergiers Aire
Tno V'Elock
F. Kl. Willamson
Abermicle Sextet
Hiuill
Parkgipeliog
Williamson
Huth Tabernacle
Ollashome City
Hamill
Pheasant Introduced to Oregon In 1818 From China
A historical note states there were no wild ring necked pheasants in the United States until 1818 when the bird was introduced into Oregon from China.
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United States
Oregon
China
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Paramount Theater
Coca-Cola Company
Hope Coca- Cola Bottling Company
FHONE
Hollamon
West
Uncle Sam
Dodge
Bowes
B. R. Hamm Motor CO
Plymouth
Red Cross
Red Call
Red Grose
Robert C. Kauffmann
Tabernacle
Bue Mor
Third and
Walnut Street
Hope, Arkansad
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