Gun Moll in Brooklyn Streets To Be Continued
Gloria Brown, newly married, hunts evidence to clear herself from murder suspicions. She navigates a smoky Brooklyn street with Sammy the boy, a gun, and looming danger as a shadowy pursuer closes in. The scene ends with a tease of Reuben and a cliffhanger.
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Gloria Brown
Benen
Giorts Io
Gloria
Didja Reed
Splendide
Eighth Avenue
Fcareet
Brooklyn Street
Seventh Avenue
Hansen
Sammy
Toote
Cope
Fifth Avenue
Piper
Samme
Bongo
Colonel Perkins
Brown
Algonquin
Miltiades
Nation Needs World Trade, Group Is Told
Cleveland AP says international trade based on sound economic policies underpins peace. George A Sloan, vice chairman of the Chamber of Commerce US Council and Farm and Ranch Publishing head, told civic leaders that the United States must engage in trade to lift living standards and supply dollars for others to buy American goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Foundation For Peace
International Chamber of Commerce
George A. Sloan
United States Council
Farm and Ranch Publishing Company
Civic
United States
Sloan
City Briefs and Meetings Across Middletown and Area
A dense list of Monday and Tuesday scheduled meetings and gatherings across local groups including American Legion posts, Battery B T18 Field Artillery, Spanish American War Veterans, Sportsmen’s Club, Library Board, and various civic clubs. Also notes free Christmas tree cutting in Alaska, and a probate notice for Jacob Troutvine with creditors’ claims due.
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The
Legion Home
Jacob Troutvine
Trevivine
M Town
Onie
Middletown
Butler County
Eee
Ues Herbert $ Op
Jody Attornes
Dreamy 1950s Wedding Gowns Hit Misty Fabrics Trend
New York reports Misty and speer fabrics like lace, organza, and tulle give bridal dresses a light airy look. White remains favorite with pastels entering the palette, featuring long trains, hoops, and embroidery on gowns with delicate lace and tulle details.
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New York
Misty
Speer
CIO Board To Hear Gosser Dispute Report
Toledo dispatch reports a factional dispute within UAW Local 13 prompting a CIO International Executive Board session to review a report by Emil Marey on alleged domination and misused funds. UAW leaders deny wrongdoing as anti Gosser faction plans to press their case during the hearings.
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CIO Board
Gosser
Toledo
Richard T Gosser
Cio-United Automobile Workers International Executive Board
Policy-N
UAW Local 13
Emil Marey
UAW
Goeser
Cc — “Ning
T Hie
Goawer
Harold Willheimer
Wnt
Sant Dial
Leee
We International
Walter Reuther
International
Aiready
Wes
Mazey
Gower
Lebanon Merchant Will Be Honored At Dinner Meeting
The Lebanon Chamber of Commerce will honor A Kaufman of Kaufman's Store at a 6 30 dinner at Golden and Hight. J Orville Keever chairs the program with several members speaking and an ape forum to close. All business men are invited. The directors meet 2 30 Thursday with George B Quatmoon to discuss the local telephone situation. Ernest Gired leads the membership drive aiming for 200 members.
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Lebanon
George B. Quatmoon
Oale Central Telephone Corporation
Ernest Gired
Lebanon Scouts Leave For Camp
Girl Scouts of Lebanon and Warren County depart Stedey for Camp Butterworth for a week. About 150 girls, leaders and council members from Lebanon, Mason and Hinchestor join twelve troops. Mrs. Morris Goodman announces the group as coordinated by the Lebanon Council. Workshops include swimming, hiking, outdoor cooking, nature study, and group singing.
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Lebanon
Girl Scouts of
Warren County
Stedey
Butterworth
Hamilton County
Foster
Morris Goodman
The
Lebanon Council
Lebenon
Mason
Hinchester
Dorothy Thompson
Elizabeth Kim Tin
Mra
Jack Gray
Miriam Walker
Roachester
Nell Christiansen
Weathering Weekend Wet Cool and Warmer Tuesday
A weather note reports a rainy Saturday followed by clouds and warming trend. Temperatures range from a low near 46 rising to the mid 60s by evening, with tonight's low around 49 and a high near 69. Tuesday is forecast warmer and fair.
Browns Lose Back Shoulder Bad Injury Will Sit Jones
Cleveland AP Coach Paul Brown announced Edgar Jones will miss the season with a shoulder injury after a doctor advised rest. Browns plan to follow the guidance. Hamilton coach Carl Veyles intends to replace Jones as assistant coach and player with his team.
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Cleveland
Paul Brown
Cleveland Anne Browns
Edgar
Brow Shaping Tips For Natural Eyebrows And Filling
The article explains changing brow lines to suit features by following the eye socket line. It advises not to pull or cut brows, suggests cleaning skin, and guides thinning thick brows by removing long hairs. It recommends using a brown pen and blending with finger to fill and shape brows.
Eat Well Milk Muffin Mix Instructions
A fragment describes mixing ingredients for a baked good. Readable items include milk one cup, sifted self rising flour, baking powder, salt, sugar or molasses, egg, soft fat, and two tablespoons. The text outlines sifting dry ingredients and combining with wet components in a mining bowl, though some words are garbled.
Breakfast and Luncheon Menu Fragments
Fragmentary menu notes describe breakfast items including orange juice, butter, margarine, honey, bacon and coffee. Luncheon hints mention a fried item and bread roll, with unclear portions or preparation details. The text reads like a casual cafe or hotel menu draft with missing context.
Simple Bran Muffins Bake in Moderate Heat
A fragment describes mixing flour baking powder and soggy bran with sugar egg fat and raisins until just combined. The batter is spooned into greased muffin cups and baked in a moderate oven at about 400 degrees Fahrenheit for roughly 25 minutes.
Pastor Honored Akron Pastor Suwalski Receives Banquet
More than 500 people attended a banquet honoring Rev Anthony J Suwalski pastor of Hedwig's Roman Catholic Church. He completed 34 years as a priest, was ordained in Poland in 1900, and has served here since 192?9.
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Akron. O
Anthony J. Suwalski
Hedwig
Poland
New Mercer Weer False Teeth With Mere Comfort
Fragmentary OCR notes describe dentures marketed as comfortable. Puzzling phrases suggest product claims about comfort and fit. No clear events, dates, or named organizations are evident.
Ohio Inmates Transferred To New School
MARION AP reports Ohio Welfare Director John HM announces transfer of inmates from Ohio Penitentiary to a new school facility. Offenders adaptable for vocational training will move as temporary housing is prepared on the former ordinance plant site of 1,268 acres. Legislation and state Bureau of Research determine eligibility while access remains through existing state penal institutions. Laneree Green oversees the new school.
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Jobn HM
Lever
State Bureau
Laneree
The Man Sneers at Early Laboratory Attempts
A fragment recalls a scene from 1880 showing a man sneering at Themeside early lab experiments and strategies during the period. The readable text hints at skepticism toward new methods and the social attitudes of the era.
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Drs Hot
U. S. Testing Co. Inc
Inctnaadt
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Company of
Cincinnati
Pepsi-Cola Company
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T18 Field Artillery
American Legon
Feecutive Committee of American Legion
Board of Trustees
Sportsmen's Club
Lemon Township Board of Trustees
Pam
Township Tall
Library Board
Thebrary
Bivyshe- Williams
American Legion
Legion Hall
Camera Club
North Middletown Fire Association
North Middletown Fire House
Cancer Clinice
Middletown Hospital
Rotary and
Civitan Clubs
Manchester Hotel
Fraternal
Order of Eagles
Mayfield
Winton St
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the Legion
Middletown Aviation Club
Alaska
Jerry Brandenburg
Cecil Butts
Hart
Noaa Stall Writer
Ge Boe
American School
Union Trust Bloc
Ohio
Vaerer
New School
Marion
Ohi Penitenthery
Erere Aowre
Cole Tow
Hama Ton
INIOY
America’s
Gene Ee Teaner
Quick Cleaners
Central Ave
Strand
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