Songwriters and clowns parade in wartime headlines
In wartime entertainment notes, Geoffrey O’Hara, veteran composer of “K K K Katy” and author of a copyrighted version of The Star Spangled Banner, explores anthem history and public morale. Al Schacht, “Clown Prince of Baseball,” remains active in New Jersey, drawing crowds with his pantomime and aiming to bolster democratic spirit with humor amid war.
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al Schacht
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Victory Caravan cast stars in Hollywood relief tours
The piece lists multiple stars joining the Hollywood Victory committee for Army and Navy relief including Cary Grant James Cagney Olivia de Havilland and Desi Arnaz. It notes Wake Island leads with Brian Donlevy and Barbara Britton while many stunt pilots are scarce.
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Eleanor Powell
Merle Oberon
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Oliver Hardy
Bert Lahr
Frank McHugh
Ray MacDonald
Desi Arnaz
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James Cagney
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Olivia de Havilland
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Robert Preston
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Odds and Ends in Film Lore Highlighting First Kisses and Allergies
Evelyn Keyes wears exotic perfumes provoking Glenn Ford who is allergic in He s My Old Man. Roger Clark s kisses with star names mark a record. Robert Ryan reports for a top Royal RKO lead in Name Age and Occupation. Marguerite Chapman and William Wright share their first kiss in Parachute Nurse as a slip leads to a turn.
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Roger Clark
Marlene Dietrich
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Lupe Velez
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Early American Soil Conservationist Jared Eliot Highlighted
The United States Department of Agriculture brochure honors Jared Eliot born 1685 as a pioneer in soil conservation. It chronicles his 1748 essays on soil fertility, drainage, lime use, legume plowing, and deep tillage, and his push for pasture improvement and practical farming methods in colonial America.
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Spreading News in Tibet via Priests and Hand Press
Tibetan villagers hear news read aloud by priests because literacy is low and only 50 copies of a newspaper exist. Walter Asbee, a European, printed these brief issues on a hand press and distributes them to lamas who summon locals to listen. News can be six months to two years old upon reach.
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