Burglary Suspect Trails Leads to Clint Bowers
Jeff and Haila chase a door intruder after a missing key links Sunday night to a potential break in. Jinx spots a man at their door. Jeff deduces the thief used Carol’s key from theater backstage. They confront Clint Bowers to locate Tommy Neilson and verify alibis.
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Jeff
Satinx
Jinx
Mr. Troy
Scriveners
Troy
Carol
Mkay
Haila
Arol
Per
Omer
Everp
Sto
Vincent Parker
Clint Bowers
Lexington Avenue
Parker
Clint
Tommy
Tommy Neilson
Hailal
Crowley
Osuga
Clinton Bowers
Mr. Bowers
Bowers
Eve North
Business Of terial Re Mail Room All Day Su
A brief item notes routine mail room operations in a business setting with employees working through the day. It mentions standard postal tasks, sorting, and handling packages as part of daily operations.
Hyped loyalty issue of Hawaiian born Japanese
Amid U S debate over citizenship for Hawaii born Japanese the article argues that many retain ties to Japan. It notes 120000 Japanese Americans form organizations to uphold Japanese language and culture and send aid to Nippon. It calls for renouncing allegiance to Japan to prove loyalty to the United States.
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United States
Islands
Japan
Tokyo
Hawaii
Washington
East
Nippon
Mark Twain draft stirs Lasky film plans with Spencer Tracy
Manhattan profile of film producer Jesse Lasky discussing his project The Adventures of Mark Twain. He cites Twain life moments, quotes Howells, and contemplates Hannibal Missouri river scenes plus casting ideas, with notes on Halley’s Comet and Twain’s Youth nickname.
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New York
Jesse L. Lasky
Mark Twain
Mr. Lasky
Twain
Samuel L. Clemens
Lasky
Hannibal
Missouri
Mississippi
Mark One
York
Halley
Spencer Tracy
Tracy
Clark Gable
Rhett Butler
Hollywood Scandals and Stars Stir Rumors in August
Jimmie Fidler reports on romance among Ginger Rogers Greta Garson and George Raft while Patty Vanderbilt divorce rumors surface. Other notes mention Ann Sothern hospital stay, Paulette Goddard dressing, Hearst library gift, and upcoming film previews with stars and directors.
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Hollywood
George
Montgomery
Ginger Rogers
Greer Garson
Marlene Dietrich
Betty Grable
George Raft
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt
Time Magazine
Ann Sothern
Jean Harlow
Mae West
Miss Sothern
Litvak
Paulette Goddard
Dorothy Lamour
Jean Hersholt
Hans Christian Anderson
FDR
Hyde Park
David O. Selznick
Santa Barbara
Anna Christie
Broadway
Helen Gilbert
Richard Denning
Dana Drake
Carmen Miranda
Mickey Rooney
Miranda
Stella Adler
MGM
Sylvia Sidney
Rosalind Russell
Fred Brisson
Our Children By Angelo Patri Eating for hunger not habit, proper meal schedule urged
Angelo Patri argues American children are often overfed and should eat only when hungry. He urges regular meal times, small frequent meals, and no food fussing at the table. If a child refuses food after routine meals, consult a physician and avoid emotional mealtime pressure. The note ends with a book offer and a government wartime eight hour day suspension remark.
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Flor
Betire
Carnon
Washington lawyers wake up to defense boom and priorities
Washington lawyers rally as national defense contracts surge. Entrepreneurs learn delays in priority rulings slowed business, prompting a wave of cases to shift allocations and waivers. The shift spans lumber and steel, showing defense reshapes private industry and law practice.
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Washington
United States
National Defense
Army
Navy
Seattle
Formulas Listed for Cotton Pests
D L Bornman Jr parish agricultural agent cites boll worm damage and shares pest control formulas from a farm short course. Leaf worm treatment uses Paris green flour and lime. boll weevil and leaf worm mix uses lead arsenate Paris green and lime with specified acre rates. If calcium arsenate is available, avoid these formulations.
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D. L. Bornman, Jr
Parish
Rev W A Borum Leaves Natchez for Rayville Pastorship
News from August 20 1926 reports Rev W A Borum longtime pastor of First Baptist Natchez Miss resigning to lead Rayville Baptist Church after eight years. Also noted firemen capture a possum family for zoo use and George E Breece Lumber plans a 200000 hardwood mill project with 75000 more for barges. Labor Day parade floats planned and Edgewater Gardens barbecue events outlined with old time sports contests.
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W. A. Borum
First Baptist Church of
Natchez, Miss
Baptist Church
Rayville
N. W. P. Bacon
Memphis
Tenn
George E. Breece
Edgewater Gardens
Radio Schedule Highlights Wide Network Lineup
An extensive August radio timetable lists programs across NBC CBS and ABC including The Three Suns Wings on the Watch Dance Tunes Easy Aces Amos and Andy sketches and news recaps. Notable guests Kaye Kyser Glenn Miller and Lanny Ross appear with sports and dramatic features throughout the evening.
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Abe-Red
Nbc-Bie
Nbc
Bill Henry
Cbs
cbs-Dixie
Stella Unger
Nbe
Paul Sullivan
Chicago
Melody Weavers
Lowry Kohler
Mbs
Paul Douglas
Lowell Thomas
Wings
Cebs
F. Waring
Nbc-Blue
Amos and Andy
Cbhs
Cbs-West
Frank Blair
Newsroom
Nhbe
Red
Mr. Keen
Nbe-Blue
Lanny Ross
Cbs-East
Chicagoans Orchestra
Morgan
Abc-Red
Mister Meek
Cbs -the
Joe Kelly
Nbce
Biverand Central Station
Cal Tinney
Nbc Red
Plantation
Nbc-Red
Manhattan
Blue
Jean Hersholt
Dr. Christian
Boake Carter
East
wWest
Elmer Davis
Abe
Gabriel Heatter
Nbe-Red
Ted Steele
Utah
Kay Kyser
Authors Playhouse
Glenn Miller
Dbs
Raymond Gram Swing
Aber
Juan Arvizu
H. Weber
World News
Hill
Dixie Amos
Andy
Cbg-Weat
Sloan Calls Sacrifice Needed in War Production
Alfred P. Sloan, chairman of General Motors, told the Commonwealth Club that America must sacrifice in labor and materials to defeat Hitler. He urged price controls to curb inflation, wage and tax adjustments, and at the source taxation on wages, arguing workers can bear a small tax while facing higher purchasing power.
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San Francisco
Alfred P. Sloan
General Motors
America
Hitler
Commonwealth Club
Sloan
Real estate transfers feature multiple property moves in Wilson area
The People's Homestead and Savings Association transfers Lot 10 Block 16 Terminal Heights to Edrie P. Rogers et al for 1100 dollars. Sherrouse Realty to Chris Jones Lot 11 Block 16 Booker T Washington addition for 100 dollars. Seven-Up Bottling to Frederick A. Hoffman for various Lot A B C D T E in Flournoy's first addition for 250 dollars. Mrs Rose Danna D Ambrosio to Joe Danna Lot in Square 5 Hart's addition for 1422 50 dollars. Wilson North Carolina noted as having the largest curb market in the country.
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The
People’s Homestead and Savings Association
Edrie P. Rogers
Terminal Heights
Sherrouse Realty Company, Inc
Chris Jones
Booker T. Washington
Tto
Frederick A. Hoffman
Flournoy
Rose Danna D'Ambrosio
Joe Danna
Hart
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Bette Davis
Herbert Marshall
Dr. Kildare
Lew Ayres
Laraine
Lionel Barrymore
Errol Flynn
Fred MacMurray
Republic
Ann Sheridan
Martha Raye
Jack Oakie
Smiling Ghost
Wayne Morris
Brenda Marshall
Harry Langdon
Harry
Langdon
McNaugh Syndicate, Inc
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Angelo Patri
Monroe News-Star
Postoffice
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War Department
Washington Daybook
Jack Stinnett
Pittsburgh
NEA Suny Ice
Central Station
Tom Dupree
Radio
Wilson
North Carolina
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