Broadway Stars Shine Amidst Mixed Show Offerings
The article surveys a crowded Broadway scene with Jolson, Ed Wynn, Victor Moore, Olsen and Johnson, Bert Lahr, Joe E Lewis, and Sophie Tucker drawing crowds. It notes rising younger talent, high ticket sales for some productions, and ongoing investments in musical revues and comedy, while mentioning Ed Wynn and Joe Cook in prominent productions and Sonja Henie’s Arctic spectacle.
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Bictor Moore
Olsen
Nikiam Gaxton
Bert Lahri
Jed Lewis
Sophie. Wether
Ge Jessel
Arden
the Hudson
Farry Richman
Sophie Tuck
Joe E Lewis
Ma Eurchase
Berlin
Moore
William
Joe Cook
Henie
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Ineligible Maag Costs Ohio State Victory Over Purdue
Ohio State coach Francis Schmidt admitted tackle Charley Maag played illegally on October 5, costing them a 37 to 14 win over Purdue. Motion pictures allegedly show Maag substituted Megally in the second period, which would have barred him. Purdue coach Mal Elward called the game over, while athletic director L. W. St. John faulted Maag and the student manager for record-keeping. Knight, the umpire, was cleared of blame as coaches bear responsibility for lineups.
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Charley Maag
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Schmidt
Maag
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Fay
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Indiana
L. W. St. John
Ohio
Shower Springs Home Demonstration Club Meeting Notes
The Shower Springs club met October 14 with seven members. President Mrs Herold Sanford led the session. Minutes approved. roll call noted year’s achievements. prize money to treasurer. fence project for cemetery planned. quilt completion requested by Halloween. reports to be filed by leaders.
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Herold Sanford
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Sanford
Esrlie McWilliams
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Helloween
Seaford
Bey Hock
Singapore Cleaned Up By NEA Service
Singapore is described as a crossroad of cultures under NEA coverage. Inspector General Dickinson’s 29 years of service is highlighted as central to a cleaned up, safer city center, with Chinatown revived, slums replaced by modern buildings, and a disciplined police presence guiding orderly urban life amid diverse communities.
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Hale
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England
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Arabia
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Laverrier
Army urged to spare guardhouse on conscripts
Officers told to go easy on recruits and use the guardhouse sparingly. A Mussolini paper warns against meddling and hints at harming circulation. The World Series is praised for Indian summer weather with no Indians. First Japanese beetles are found in central New Jersey, marking a pest first appearance in the United States.
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Mussolini
United States
New Jersey
Halloween Soup Sale Planned by Sapons Club
Plans for a Halloween soup sale on Saturday night November 2 were discussed. Families are asked to bring a jar of vegetables. members reviewed the club strap book and enjoyed the social hour. The meeting adjourned at 9. A second Monday meeting with Mrs. Howard Collier was noted, with elections of officers to follow.
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Howard Collier
Left handed Nornicotine discovered in Maryland tobacco
Lady Nicotine has a left handed little sister named nornicotine. Howard W. Blakeslee reports L N Markwood of the U S Department of Agriculture finds tobacco from Maryland containing 95 percent nornicotine among total alkaloids. The alkaloid rotates light to the left and is far less toxic than nicotine.
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Howard W. Blakeslee
Associated Press
New York
Maryland
L. N Markwood
Bureau of Entonology, U. & Depariment of Agriculture
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Vane
Mgr
Markwood
Hed
Journey Through Imo A Novel Of French Tension And War
Larry Barretto writes Journey Through Imo about Bruce and Jane Rendalph and their son Allan traveling from New York to Europe before World War I. Allan meets Leslie Shaw and a French aristocrat, discovering beauty amid looming dread as Willer approaches and war nears, prompting the family to return home after financial strains.
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Imo
Afarrar & Rinebarl
Bruce
Jane Rendalph
New York
Allan
Cieher
Nile
Riviera
Linda Frazier
Sruce
Allan Asc
Leslie Shaw
Monte Carlo
Leslie
Seale
Willer
Randolphs
Sikh recruits shape diverse colonial police force
Sikh recruits form the backbone of a force with young Indians learning to shoot and perform every duty. They are housed in segregated quarters with single men, married couples, and families. An international staff admires Inspector General Dickinson, a modest leader who escorts guests through an orchid house in Downeel garden.
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India
Dickinson
Lille
Jilee
Downeel Parden
Johore Prince Ahmad's Candid Jungle Life and Roles
Prince Ahmad of Johore, son of the Sultan, operates a camera studio in Singapore while pursuing wireless radio interests. He coexists with the British administration, oversees portraits of native types, and supports war efforts with plans for a modern hospital project.
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Singapore
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France
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Siam
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Anoney
Britain
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Sumatra
Singapere
Hier
Brettl
Qnet
Afonodl
Prince Ahmed
Europe
England
Atemad
WE THE WOMEN Miss Millett Turns Mer Shinobi Dewy on Electloy Crowds
Ruth Willett argues that Americans lack polite ways to express political disapproval in this election year. She critiques rude behavior at gatherings and suggests silent gestures from the British style, such as a thumbs down, as a nonverbal method to show disagreement without breaking etiquette.
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Mer ‘Shinobi Dewy
Ruth Willett
America
Wwe
Surley
Chislers Find Ledgers in Red
Washington report exposes defense contract scams, charity fronts, and fake patriotic emblems. Officials warn that neutral ity laws and FBI campaigns curb scammers using paid solicitors and “official” emblems. Investigations target pseudo representatives and profiteers seeking commissions.
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Wester Washington
Perapnis
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Ove
Amerler
Pateiotisny
Tello Industers
Colin Nelivity
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