Notable British Envoy Sir Archibald Clark Kerr in Russia
The piece profiles Sir Archibald Clark Kerr, veteran British diplomat, noting his roles from Sweden to Egypt and South America. It highlights his rapport with Stalin, his influence on Russo British relations, and his 35 years in service including a China assignment. The article also features Dr. Huge L Dryden, aeronautics advocate, praising wind tunnels for advancing safe air travel and mentioning his Reed award for aeronautics research.
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Consolidated Features
York
Egypt
Sir Archibald Clark Kerr
Cialdom
London
Sir Archibald
Maria Teresa Diaz Salas
Archibald
Archibald Clark Kerr
Stalin
Kremlin
Britain
Sweden
Iraq
Morocco
South America
Scots Guards
Russia
China
United States
Huge L Dryden
Dr. Dryden
Institute of Aeronautical Sciences
Pocomoke City
Chesapeake
Johns Hopkins University
Federal Bureau of Standards
Boeing
Reed
Thierack and Nazi Justice Rise from Saxony Roots
Dresden born R Otto Georg Thierack rose from Saxon justice posts to Nazi minister of justice in Berlin. As six months into the role he wields life and death power and secrecy at the People’s Court, with no appeals except by Hitler. He vows judges may seek law to fit real life.
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Otto
Georg
Thierack
Louis
France
Minuteman
Hitler Sian
Reich
Cologne
Hitler
Dresden
Placid
Saxony
Duchy of
Supreme Court
Leipzig
People's Court
Hollywood Notes From a Busy Studio Season
The article catalogs incidents and moves in 1942 cinema, noting Greer Garson's on set mishaps for Mrs Miniver and Madame Curie, winners and projects like Wil Wyler and Coastal Command, Nan Wynn’s Columbia contract, Anna Lee’s long hours at RKO, and cast changes in Doughboys in Ireland Two Senoritas From Chicago Flesh and Fantasy retitled For All We Know plus Cummings Field in romance, Culver City boxers and Leo the Lion, and Gabin’s return with Dudley Nichols at RKO.
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Virginia Vale
Western
Union
Mrs. Miniver
Greer Garson
William Wyler
Wilhelmshaven
Kay Kyser Band Aids Forces With Third Year Shows
Kay Kyser and the band enter their third year entertaining armed forces. In two years they performed for over four million troops including soldiers sailors and marines. Robert Benchley returns to Metro for a new series of shorts. Alec Templeton offers a half hour miniature concert before broadcasts. Fred Allen has been master of ceremonies on two major radio quiz programs Take It or Leave It and Information Please. Ginny Simms is named the paratrooper’s fantasy partner for being stranded in a parachute.
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Kay Kyser
Robert Benchley
Metro
Alec Templeton
Fred Allen
Ginny Simms
The Ghetto In Warsaw
An eyewitness recalls life inside the Warsaw ghetto, detailing brutal shortages, denial of basic services, and mass killings. The narrative names officials and events, including Czerniakow's suicide, deportations to a supposed reservation near Lublin, and killings by German forces and extermination squads.
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Who’s News
Nan Wynn
Columbia
British Coastal Command
Coastal Command
RKO
Anna Lee
Robert Haymes
Ireland
Kenny Baker
Chicago
Jinx Falkenburg
Joan Davis
Charles Boyer
Robert Cummings
Betty Field
Burns and Allen
Aldrich
Culver City
Leo the Lion
Freddy Steele
Richard Carlson
Maxie Rosenbloom
Lou Nova
Jack Roper
Johnny Indrissano
Jean Gabin
20Th Century-Fox
Dudley Nichols
Jean Renoir
Atlantic
Cornelius van der Slot
Rotterdam
U. S
van der Slot
Nick Hoogendam Vlaar Dinger
Holland
Basil Izzi
South Barry
Mass
South Atlantic
San Quentin
Calif
WAAC
Jane A. Whiteman
Consolidated Aircraft Corporation
Fort Worth
Texas
Anna Marie Oswald Huber
Harrison, N.Y
Huber
Switzerland
America
Helen Shields
Philadelphia Mint
Jack Kastrin
United States of America
Sons of Freedom
Guadalcanal
Bob Feller
Bob
Navy
Warsaw
WNN
Collier's Weekly
Germany
Jewish Council
Czerniakow
Poland
Kupiecka Street
Gestapo
Nalweki Street
Lublin
Sewing Circle Needlecraft Dept
Eighth Ave
New York
Fountain of Mercury
Spurlock-Neal Co
Nashville
Tena
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
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