Noted Chemist Sees Atomic Power in Uranium Breakthrough
Dr Samuel Colville Lind reports at the Detroit American Chemical Society meeting a practical path to atomic power by targeting U235. He notes abundant uranium and a feasible process despite cost, highlighting his long career from McMinnville Tenn to MIT and the University of Minnesota where he now serves as dean.
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York
Samuel Colville Lind
Detroit
American Chemical Society
Dr. Lind
McMinnville
University of Michigan
U. S. Bureau of Mines
Institute of Technology
University of Minnesota
This Thing Called Love casting and kiss mania stirs industry
Csaliind Russell signs for Columbia female lead in This Thing Called Love opposite Melvyn Douglas as an insurance exec. Rosalind delivers Columbia triumphs in past roles. Two daughters of famous football coaches eyed for Tillie the Toiler. The Honeymoon for Three kiss record sparks varied responses from laundry to lipstick remover makers and a kissathon offer.
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Csalind Russell
Columbia
Miss Russell
Melvyn Douglas
Rosalind
Craig
Tillie the Toiler
Marcia Shaughnessy
Annie Lee Stagg
Maude Adams
Stevens College
Ann Sheridan
George Brent
Los Angeles
Brent
Miss Sheridan
Indianapolis
New York
Kissathon
Topeka
Kan
Field Hinges on Refugee Aid Amid Tall Claims of Wealth
The piece profiles Field Humps and his leadership of the National Child Refugee committee aiming to move English children away from Nazi danger. It notes vast wealth from Chicago’s Marshall Fields and Field’s upscale upbringing at Eton and Cambridge. It also discusses Maj Gen Delos Carleton Emmons, a U.S. air corps officer, and the peculiar family naming tale involving his daughter Delosie.
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National Child Refugee Committee
Fox
Marshall Fields
Chicago
Chairman Field
Eton
Cambridge
King George
Emmons
United States Air Corps
Roosevelt
Socko
Army
Infantry
Signal Corps
United States
Delos
Deloses
Fry
Delos Carleton Emmons
Wisconsin
Delosie
Betty Brewer and Her Playmates Nets Possible Radio Air
Betty Brewer teaches singing to her sister brother and a neighbor girl forming a quartet. The act, built from her experience with Fred MacMurray on Rangers of Fortune, attracts interest from an advertising agency for possible radio air this fall.
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Betty Brewer
Rangers of Fortune
Fred MacMurray
DeMille fixes radio mic woes with new circular guard rail
Radio theater producer Cecil B DeMille tackled microphone clatter by using a hanging mic last year but actors bumped their heads without a base. For Manhattan Melodrama he adds a circular guard rail under the mike allowing actors to rest scripts on it.
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Cecil B. DeMille
C. B
Manhattan
Myrna. Loy
William Powell
Don Ameche
Most Inspirational Extra of the Year honors Doris Davenport
Doris Davenport receives the Most Inspirational Extra of the Year title for rising from extra to leading lady in The Westerner. Douglas Fairbanks Jr. enjoys a Virginia farm vacation. Susanna Foster halts Nebraska trip after her dog Rex is hit by a car and remains home until Rex recovers.
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Doris Davenport
Hollywood Studios
Douglas Fairbanks Jr
Virginia
Susanna Foster
Paramount
Kearney
Neb
Rex
Lesson for September 29 review and redactions
A brief lesson note outlines September 29 activities focusing on retexts and projected topics. It mentions Perna Jected and seohyioke Education as reading references and study prompts for class discussion.
The Use and Abuse of Wealth Sermon Summary
A religious sermon examines money as a life test and tool for good or ill. It argues generous, spirit-led use aligns with God and humanity, while selfish hoarding harms the soul. Wealth should fund souls, not idolize profit, with stewardship responsibilities across all daily life.
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Christ
America
Jesus Christ
God
Strange Facts From Prewar Empires And Inventions
In prewar areas Hol land's colonial empire is 60 times The Netherlands and the Belgian Congo 80 times Belgium. French possessions 22 times France. British territory worldwide 140 times Great Britain. In Algeria four or five Berbers may own a single fig tree. The first electric chair execution in 1890 created 18 new words for this method of punishment. The Crypt of Civilization at Oglethorpe University awarded perishable metal cards to donors promising a descendant access at noon May 28, 2113.
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Holland
Netherlands
Belgian Congo
Belgium
France
Great Britain
Algeria
Crypt of Civilization
Oglethorpe University
Atlanta
Collier’s
Dispel the Shadows Provokes Morning Sunlight Reflection
A reflective line quotes R L Stevenson about dispelling shadows as morning light touches the world and offers solace for an unhappy heart.
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Lemuel F. Parton
Consolidated Features
WIN
Virginia Vale
Western Newspaper Union
Hildy Johnson
Rosalind Russell
Maj.Gen. Emmons
Pratt & Whitney
Hartford
Conn
S. S. Cameronia
Germany
Rockefeller Clan
David Rockefeller
John D. Rockefeller Jr
Margaret McGrath
Mt. Kisco
N. Y
St. Matthews Church
Bedford
Seattle
Lilly Torkelson
R. Roy Meister
E. Carlson
J. E. Webb
Frank Markham
Ruby. Mercer
New Orleans
Frank Buck
Maine
Ralph O. Brewster
U. S
Louis J. Brann
Harold Lud
D.an
Bibo Institute
Luke
Matthew
Camel Sym
Dr. Hitchcock
Kind
James Russell Lowell
Baltimore
Lord Baltimore
Cau
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