Movie Miniature 8 Drama Behind Studio Budget War
In Tollywood style a private ABC Prims Inc office hosts producer L Theodore Glitz and director Leo Stevens arguing over a five thousand dollar budget extension. Glitz denies, scenes rearrange, a copyright vote, salary talks, and contract fixes unfold as the plot crescendos to a curtain call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Theodore Giltz
ABC Prims Inc
M. Glitz
Leo Stevens
L. Theodore
Stevens
Glitz
U. T
Mr. Glitz
Bert Leroy
Glita
Jake
Leroy
Sam Klein
Sam Theodore
Byevens
Gluez
Phil
Nix
Pit
Heaven
Leo
Theodore Glitz
L. T
Sheba Desiree
Sheba
Airplanes to drop poison on swarming locusts in Africa
A new attack method aims to curb Africa’s locust swarms. An airplane piloted by WH H King will disperse finely ground sodium arsenite in front of advancing insects in northern Rhodesia. Locust damage in tropical Africa is estimated at 1.5 million pounds annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
WH. H. King
Sudan
Rhodesia
New York World Tribune
Red Sea
England
Royal Aircraft Establishment
Imperial Institute of Entomology
Chemical Research Department
The
War Office
Locust Control Committee
Ecotome Advisory Council
New Uses for Cotton Lint in Textile Chemistry
Russian chemists have developed a method to remove the short fibers from cottonseed using gaseous hydrochloric acid. They plan to produce about 85,000 tons annually from Middle Asia cotton, turning waste into valuable material. Chemists report the residue yields nearly pure cellulose, usable for artificial silk, cellophane, and other cellulose products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle Asia
Literary Digest
Local residents spend days visiting relatives and friends
Smicksburg and nearby towns show a flurry of visits as Fred Helmick and family tour Youngstown relatives. Glenn and caseby kin arrive in Wilkinsburg and Indiana. Arising travelers include Marshall and Carnahan families visiting Glenn, Lewis, and Condron households. swimming and camp activities noted with L. Gandron and Walters camps residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smicksburg
Mra
Fred Helmick
Virginia
Lola
John Glenn
Youngstown
L. A. Caseby
Lucille
Virginia Glenn
Harry
Wikinsburg
M. Glenn
Stanley Marshall
Louise Stiteler
Wilkinsburg
M. K. Lewis
J. A. Casedy
Laurie Casedy
Norma Jean
Indiana
Phillip Bird
Martha
Carnahan
Oakmont
Z. A. Walters
Pear) Lukehart
Vandergrift
J. L
Taylor Good
Hiel Farm
Florence Walters
Belle Edelblute
Julie Oakley
Punxsutawney
Walters Camp
Aleen Painter
Smithport
Theo, Elkin
Barber
Chas. Condron
Wilda Brown
Jean
Detroit
F. C
Lucetta Uneapher
West Lebanon Social Notes Include Visits and Gatherings
West Lebanon residents list visits and gatherings ranging from Mrs. Sade Reed’s Mondays in the Coulter home to a 4th of July picnic for L. A. L. members at Ed Fowler’s south of Indiana. Nearby families like Miller, Coleman, Calhoun, Millen and Smith appear in multiple Sunday and weekday outings, with mentions of church activities, sick lists, birthday events, and guests from Kansas City and Clayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sade Reed
Robert Coulter
Nancy George
R. W. George
Mary L. Smith
A. BE. Smith
Martha and Clyde
Glen Campbell
Mary Miller
Susquehanna
A. Miller
Punxsutawney
W. A. Smith
Dorothy Miller
Peggy Smith
Ed. Fowler
Indiana
W. C. Smith
Meade Millen
Joyce
Annie Rachel Calhoun
R. H. Millen
Parkwood
Sam Holstein
Kittanning
Armagh Community Notes Spanning Supper to Trips
East Wheatfield area reports a charity supper in the Elliott building Armagh raising about 60 dollars. Numerous social visits and family trips are listed including bridal shower hostesses Edith and Ruth Butts, Miss Mollie Patchin birthday dinner, and multiple travels to Chicago Detroit Minneapolis Cincinnati and other towns. A storm caused extensive damage with downed trees and damaged orchard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Daughters
M. E. Church
Elliott
Armagh
Edith
Ruth Butts
Cramer
Edward Butte
Johnstown
Local visitors and gatherings near Livermore
Indiana visitors and regional guests frequent Livermore and nearby towns. Families such as Marshalls Shields Diven Barkley Kennedy and McGinley host or visit relatives. events include birthday celebrations and a young people conference at Ebenezer church. A Sabbath program with services followed by preaching occurred July 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Elma Hilty
Saltsbury
Ella Graham
Livermore
R. D
Be, M. Laveen
J. L. Diven
John Culbertson
Cleveland
Samuel Gibson
Summers at Chambersville Gather Local Visitors
Dr Mahan and Pittsburgh family spend time at their Chambersville summer home. Na mine hosted Mr and Mrs Harold Reims visiting their mother Ms Banks on Sunday. Jay McQuilkin and Melvin called on Charles Wella in Plumville Saturday eve. Over and Brady families from Girard Sharon Barr and Indiana guests attend Mrs James Brownfield funeral last Thursday. Robert Brady had tonsils removed in Indiana hospital. F B Kirk family were Saturday evening callers in Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Foster
Armagh
Maples
Mollie Patchin
Edward Patchin
Cherry Tree
Horace Patchin
Wilkinsburg
Erchard
McKeesport
M. W. Campbell
Guy Patchin
Columbiana
Joseph McKelvey
Belvedere Hospital
Pittsburgh
Audley McKelvey
Braddock
J. V
Irvin Ling
Johnstown
Chicago
Ling
Detroit
Fred Mack
Minneapolis
Inlaw
Merle McCormick
James Hoffman
Chester
A. Hoffman
Louise Hamphreys
Cincinnati
James
Rochester
Charles Morley
Hoffman
Armagh-Mast Wheatfield High School
George Grove
Brushvalley
Mayme Berkey
H. Hutchison
Berkey
Colorado
Susan Bracken
Campbells Milla
Robert Clark
Frank Fry
Seward
Joan Litelnger
Jr. Steele Findley
Dr. Mahan
Harold Reims
Namine
Ms. Banks
Jay McQuilkin
Melvin
Charles Wella
Plumville
Harry Over
Dickie
Girard
Howard Brady
Sharon
Walter Miller
Mary Jane
Paul Brady
S. H. Over
Gene
Dorothy
Barr
James Brownfield
Hebecca Bluse
Indiana
Chas. Wells
Wells
Robert Brady
Indiana Hospital
F. B. Kirk
Local notes on visits and a late summer serenade
Miss Laura McConnell visits Mount Tabor with sister Mrs Roy Palmer while many friends gather at Russell Marsh’s home Monday night for an old-time serenade to Marion and his bride followed by a weiner roast. Wheat cutting continues as Miss Alice Kim vacations with grandparents. Campbell Wagner from New Florence stopped by Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Tabor
Laura McConnell
Roy Palmer
W. C. Lichtenfels
F. Lichtenfels
Melvin
Blairsville
John Ecenlob
Gilbert ‘Clifford
Altoona
Co. B. Mack
Ruth
Gladys
Betty Lou
Donald
Round Top
T. W. Lichtenfels
Marion
Bobby
Johnstown
Loyal Muir
Leslie
Near Robinson
Henry Kim
Marie
Agnes
Russell Marsh
Alice Kim Fe
Straw Pump
Carl Sunberg
Clyde Palmer
Ernest Lichtenfels
Dwight
Janet
Campbell Wagner
New Florence
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Thayer Waldon
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
WIN Service
Deshubille
Rand
Herr Glitz
Neten
Pei
Pmi
West
Lebanon
Ralph Dixon
John Geary
BE. M. Bushnell
R Camp
Pleasantville
C. O. Smith
Elizabeth Stoneback
the Progress and
Pittsburgh Peat- Gazette
Ta.r. D
East Wheatfield
Missionary and Ladies’ Aid Society
Armagh Presbyterian Church
W. H. Nicholson
Blacklick
Lewisville
W. F. Barkley
J.C. Tomb
I Ries Town
Chambersville
Bell Telephone
Bell Telephone Company of
Penna
Progress
Pittsburgh Post ‘Gazette
Indiana County
John M. Auld
Brushvalley Town
T. Wrank
van Dyke St
Grinell
Mich
Colt
South Ninth Street
Parnell, Cowher & Co
Citizens Bank Building
Indiana Progress
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