Screen Star's Tiny Son Plans Athletic Career
Emblazoned on the front of his sweatshirt are the letters of the future alma mater of two and a half year old Norman Scott, the son of a Screen Star. The brief note hints at an early destined path toward athletics.
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Screen Star
Norman Scott
West Point Names Its No 1 Cadet From Chicago Class
Arthur W. Overbeck of Chicago is cited by Gen. Malin Craig as the top graduate in the 1937 West Point class. The announcement highlights Overbeck as the leading cadet among the West Point seniors.
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Alicia Clark
Maywood
Ill
Chicago
Arthur Lloyd, Jr
Oak Park
Jean Baptiste Greuze
Edward A. Ward
Saginaw
Mich
American Osteopathic Association
Arthur E. Allen
Minneapolis
Elizabeth Walker Harrison
Senate Claims Committee
Mary Lord Harrison
Benjamin Harrison
Peiping
Orient
Tientsin
Sir Arthur Wauchope
Palestine
Holy Land
West Point
Arthur W. Overbeck
Malin Craig
Illinois
Mike
St. Vincent’s Orphanage
Way Back When: Matisse and Helen Morgan Rise From Chance
A 19th and 20th century pairing of artist Henri Matisse and entertainer Helen Morgan highlights how fate intersects with talent. Both rose from humble beginnings after pivotal moments, with Matisse transforming from a failed law career to famed painter and Morgan becoming a global star after a small Backstage club break.
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Enri Matisse
Fate
Shay
Picardy
Cuit Packer
National Biscuit Company
Ziegfeld
Sally
Billy Rose
Helen Morgan
WNU
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