Hollywood to Reduce Output and Raise Quality
New York interview with Sam Goldwyn discusses Hollywood cutting annual releases to focus on quality. He predicts HM pictures yearly and explains why shortage of good stories and television hurt the industry. Goldwyn cites Best Years of Our Lives and Wuthering Heights among his favorites and laments selling to TV due to commercials.
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Doug Fairbanks
Bill Hart
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Bess
Goldwyn
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Stella Dallas
Televisio
Death Of E B Ragain In Mount Vernon
E B Ragain, 75, father of four Jefferson City women, died Wednesday night at Mount Vernon. Services 2 p.m. Friday at Christian Church Mt Vernon. Graveside 12 a.m. Saturday Riverview Cemetery. Survived by wife, four daughters Mrs Trvine Nichols, Mrs Lloyd Tracey, Mrs A J Wisch, and Miss Evelyn Ragain, five grandchildren and two great grandchildren. From 1928 to 1938 he was superintendent of the Central Missouri Association for the Blind.
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E. B. Ragain
Jefferson City
Mt. Vernon
Christian Church
Riverview Cemetery
Trvine’ Nichols
Evelyn Ragain
Services Saturday for Arch W. Dachsel in Fulton
Funeral services will be held at a local funeral home at 10 a.m. Saturday for Arch W. Dachsel 56 a former Wichita resident who died Tuesday. He lived in Wichita five years and worked as a chef in Jefferson City restaurants during his 30 years there. Born March 20 1902 he was the son of the late Charles and Beatrice Dachsel and a Methodist. Survivors include his widow Nadine Scott of Eldon and an aunt Emma Dachsel of Jefferson City. Burial will be in Hillcrest Cemetery at Fulton.
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Arch W
Doc) Dachsel
Wichita
Dachsel
Services Wednesday for Doctor's Father in Detroit area
Funeral services were held in De torit Mich Wednesday for Myron Matthews father of Dr John I Matthews of 1310 Moreau Dr Matthews died Monday in Detroit Mrs Briscoe Dies At Home in Tipton Tipton Special Mrs Della Grace Briscoe 76 died at the family home here Thursday after lingering illness She was wife of The Briscoe a director of Farmers Bank Survivors include a son J O Tipton and four grandchildren Funeral services at 2 30 p m Saturday at First Baptist Church burial in Tipton Masonic Cemetery
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de ‘Torit
Mich
Myron ‘Matthews
John I Matthews
Moreau
Matthews
Detroit
Briscoe
Tipton
First Baptist Church
J. D. Cooper
George Gray
Tipton Masonic Cemetery
Mrs. Ruth Johnson Dies at St. Mary's
Ruth Johnson 69 of 1002 E Miller St died Wednesday night in St. Mary's Hospital She was born March 25 1890 in Platte City daughter of Price and Birch She married Philbert Johnson in 1943 in Jefferson City Surviving are daughters Anna Harrington Detroit and Mary Lee Browning Platte City son Jack Willis Platte City brother Elijah Birch Kansas City and several grandchildren Funeral arrangements are incomplete She was a member of the Second Christian Church and the American Legion Auxiliary
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E. i
Johnson
Second Christian Church
American Legion Auxiliary
Ernie Johnson 63 Dies in St Louis
CALIFORNIA Special Ernie Johnson 63 died at 1 a m Wednesday at Veterans Hospital St Louis after an 18 month illness cancer attributed Survivors include his wife Ida Shackelford one son Cleon S Johanson one daughter Erma Browsing two brothers Virgil Harry Johnson two sisters Mrs Emma Alexander Mrs Blanche Smith and five grandchildren Services 2 p m Friday at Mt Zion Methodist Church Jefferson City officiant Rev J Otis Erwin burial City Cemetery
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Ernie ‘Johnson
Veterans Hospital
St. Louis
Mr. Johnson
France
Clarkssoure
Nora
Henry Johnson
Ida Lee Shackelford
Cleon S. Johanson
Erma Browsing
Virgil Johnson
Harry Johnson
Emma Alexander
Blanche Smith
Mt. Zion Methodist
J. Otis Erwin
Jefferson City
City Cemetery
Mixed Stocks Open Higher As Oil Firms Lead
In New York trading the market opened with a lift from oil shares and a generally firmer tone. Gains and losses shifted from fractions to about a point as rails eased from Wednesday's gains and industrials showed mixed moves. Gulf Oil and Texas Company rose, Lorillard and Anaconda fell on profit taking while U S Tobacco advanced and Boeing gained. Government bonds also edged higher amid a shifting session.
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Lorillard
U.S. Tobacco
Tornado Drill Uses Northfield Site for Mock Test
A natural simulation drill in Northfield uses a prebuilt wall section of structures to mimic a tornado impact. Red Cross workers assist as dismantling begins to create a realistic disaster scene for emergency response practice.
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Minna Wallof
Red Cross
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