Broadway Details and City Gossip From Stage and Screen
George Arliss earned 640000 in the U S his net estate and gave nothing to American charities. Fred Hillebrand enters a local music school to write an opera after a hit Negro Spiritual. Michael Strange’s social registry listing is explained. Barrymore’s real name Blythe. Doris Carlson once a Ziegfeld beauty. Polly Lux bought $200000 condo at 114 E 40th. Washington elites and tax politics noted. new cigaret to dilate vessels marketed. Kate Friedrich, understudy to Maria Karnilova, supports father at National Theatre. anti trust action looming Sept involving top brokerages and banks. Paul Christian the Little Vienna composer. Stage Delicatessen menu quips. Cab Calloway slated for LaGuardia column style. FBI probes bribes in War Assets. Newark Star-Ledger office boy ex-combat pilot in school. booby hatch inmates identify as famous figures.
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George Arliss
U. S
Wm. S. Hart
Arliss
Episcopal Actors’ Guild
Phooey
Fred Hillebrand
Michael Strange
John Barrymore
Barrymore
Blythe
Manhattan
Vienna
Paul Christian
Cab Calloway
la LaGuardia
Zanzibar
FBI
Ray Brock
Miriam Hopkins
Reno
Newark Star-Ledger
Napoleon
N. Y
J. E. Hoover
MacArthur
Navy chaplains accuse discrimination amid scandal
Navy chaplains with combat records allege bias in admission to the regular force and transfers to minor posts. Four senior chaplains resign over the dispute as concerns rise about prostitution in Tokyo and a Navy policy toward Yoshiwara. Separate notes describe filibusters against atomic energy controls and wartime cabinet dynamics.
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Maurice Witherspoon
Washington-Jefferson College
William W. Edel
Raymond Drinan
Enterprise
Navy
Japan
Pacific
Tokyo
Comdr
O. B. Cook
Guam
Paris Peace Conference questioned as victory by Molotov
Paul Mallon argues that Molotov's stance at Paris keeps China excluded as sponsor and blocks effective small-nation influence. He notes Potsdam terms, two thirds rules, and Russia's push to restrict decisions, casting doubt on any real victory for Byrnes and a cooperative world peace.
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Washington
Nunan
New York
N. Y
NRA
Daniel Delano Jr
Delano
Repub
J. Martin
House
Martha Sharp
Sec’y
Byrnes
Molotov
China
Palestine
Paris
Messrs. Byrnes
Bevin
Orient
Romania
Bulgaria
Hungary
Finland
Italy
United States
Balkans
France
Russia
Council of Nations
San Francisco
Guardian of the Law and the Black Hoods Capers
Police captain Steve Brant and Commissioner Drury clash over action against the Black Hoods a gang terrorizing the city. Stark, Dan Stark’s son, quietly helps trap the gang after a week of pressure ends with a by law citation for sidewalk spitting.
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Steve
Turner
Stark
Commissioner Drury
Black Hoods
Drury
Young Stark
Obody
Can Fruits and Berries This Easy Way
A quick guide shows simple methods to prepare fruits and berries with easy steps and common kitchen tools. It highlights practical tips for preserving flavor while saving time in everyday cooking.
Lynn Chambers Menus Offer Classic Comfort Foods
The menu lists Chicken With Dumplings, Lima Beans and Corn, Stuffed Tomato Salad, White Rye Bread Spread, Fresh Diced Pineapple, Cookies, and Beverage served by Lynn Chambers.
Canning Guide for Exact Fruit Quantities per Quart
Lynn shares precise fruit amounts for a single quart can, listing apricots cherries peaches pears pineapples plums rhubarb and strawberries with ranges. The note advises following manufacturer directions for sealing caps and mentions fruits suitable for cold or hot packing.
Pegged Tables in Two Handy Sizes
Egged furniture may be set up quickly anywhere and stored easily for winter. The two patterns cover a larger card table sized table and a low coffee table that can double as a seat. Anyone with basic carpentry can make them. patterns 293 for the tables and 292 for the chair include diagrams directions and materials.
Pattern Enclosure Request by Ruth Wyeth Spears
Mrs Ruth Wyeth Spears of Bedford Hills New York requests pattern No 293 by enclosing 15 cents and listing Drawer 10 for return.
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Ruth Wyeth
Bedford Hills
N. Y
Oldest Gavial of India Traced to Pliocene Fossils
The gavial or gharial, a giant air breathing reptile akin to a crocodile, may be the oldest living vertebrate species. Fossil remains found in two million year old Pliocene deposits in India support this claim.
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India
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