News of royal Luxembourg and British cabinet shifts
The article recalls Grand Duchess Charlotte of Luxembourg and her family during wartime, noting their safety in France and her restrained approach to politics. It also profiles Edward Leslie Burgin and Herbert Morrison as new or prospective figures shaping Britain's postwar cabinet and technocratic influence.
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Nansau
Aloy
Wilhelmina of
Holland
Europe
Luxembourg
Charlotte
Felix
Bourbon-Parma
France
Uny. Prinipality
Dward ‘Leslie
Burgin
Hervert Mor- Pisoni
Mire Misarr
Catinet
Desdér
Harmany Maconald
England
Morrison
Screen News and Studio Chatter From Radio to Film
The column reports on Virginia Vale and Ken Unconny in stage and screen shifts with Jon Hall replacing Ralph Scott in Kit Carton. It notes Philippines war news in The Philippines 1296 1046 and Joan Blondell planning retirement after I Want a Divorce. Also mentions Fred MacMurray polo skills, Feliz Knight on Al Star Revue, Wayne King’s pipe tobacco habit, Deems Taylor contest win, Bob Trout on wartime sleep, and Republic’s Melody Ranch film with Gene Autry and radio cast members.
Dorothy Arzner Breaks Through as Hollywood Director
In Hollywood a male director is replaced by a woman for Dance Girls Dance. Dorothy Arzner becomes director, moving from stenographer to script girl, film editor and finally director. As USC student, her father toured Cecil B DeMille’s lot, inspiring her to seek work there.
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Hollywood
Dorothy Arzner
Roy’ del Ruth
University of Southern California
Cecil DeMille
Bunsen burner name linked to chemist and Nobel prize note
The article explains the Bunsen burner named for Robert Wilhelm von Bunsen, detailing his life and disputed invention by others. It then covers Sanford L. Cluett’s sanforizing process reducing shirt collar shrinkage, and ends with Alfred Nobel and the Nobel Peace Prize funded by proceeds from nitroglycerin and dynamite inventions.
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Robert Wilhelm von Bunsen
Kassel
Breslau
Heidelberg
P. S. von Bunsen
Peter Desdga
Michael Faraday
von Bunsen
Troy
N. Y
Sanford L. Cluett
Cluett
Alfred Bernhard Nobel
Russia
America
Europe
Nobel
Italy
Union
Bet hinges on wife saying my dear at home
Two dining partners wager over what a man’s wife will say when he arrives. The first words she utters are a blunt retort, and the bet collapses as she tells him to wait until inside.
For Their Sakes Foundation of Friendship
A concise quotation highlights building on friendship by loving friends for their own sake, not for personal gain. The words emphasize sincere regard and mutual trust as the base of lasting bonds.
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Jan
Charlotte Onte
Hungarian Duel of Honor Ends in Death by Self
Collier's recounts a Hungarian duel of honor where two duelists draw balls from a box with one black and one white ball. The person who draws black must commit death by his own action under the code.
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Collier's
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