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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1938
Page
2
Miss Jane Dahlman of Milwaukee marries Harold Ickes secretary of the interior in Dublin Ireland. The couple weeks ago in a private ceremony with Ickes aged sixty four and his bride twenty five.
Mayor Fiorello H. LaGuardia of New York attends the National Press Club annual barbecue, enjoying the social event with journalists and attendees. The scene captures a lighthearted moment as city leadership mingles with the press in Washington.
Bangor readers learn of six months in Maine’s logging camps where isolated Keepers live austere lives among deserters. The piece notes French Canadian Canucks as typical camp keepers who endure bears, rough justice from loggers, and sparse pay, while skimming literature and leftovers for entertainment.
A Muskingum College survey of men students in New Concord Ohio finds they value naturalness poise charm sense of humor intelligence and good taste over mere facial beauty in coeds. They place importance on personality and modest beauty rather than dress or flashy looks.
A Rhesus monkey owned by Tulsa airport manager Charles W. Short Jr. removed birds nests from hangars, meeting Bureau of Air Commerce rules forbidding such nests. The creature, known to eat eggs, finished the job, forcing sparrows to find new nesting spots and ensuring the pet had a lifelong home.
A column recounts Phillips H. Lord's practical jokes from piano deliveries at 3 a.m. to a Chinese houseboy shadowing a publicity executive. It notes a sewing circle at Hotel McAlpin, theater connections, a Brooklyn accident, Edna Ferber buying land in Connecticut, and a medieval jewel box on display at Rockefeller Center.
Dr. R E Fricke of the Mayo clinic in Rochester says radium could someday power travel, estimating a single teaspoon could drive a car for 26 years. He notes radium is about a million times more powerful than coal and discusses global deposits, world stock, and the current Mayo supply of about two grams costing about $2,500 a gram.
NDREA LEEDS has risen from a minor role in Stage Door to major parts in Goldwyn Follies and Letter of Introduction and will star opposite Joel McCrea in Youth Takes a Fling She left a contract early to avoid being a mere contract player, a move Hollywood deemed crazy now seen as a stepping stone to opportunity The Lone Ranger craze grows with a potential personal appearance tour and NBC transcription rights for the South Canada and Australia Also circulating are a circus stunt a cartoon strip and merchandise hype Dorothy Cummingore signs with Warner Brothers and appears in Three Girls on Broadway Meanwhile stars vacation in New York with Miriam Hopkins Anatole Litvak Fredric March Madeline Carroll Wendy Barrie seen in social rounds
Bing Crosby could extend his radio sponsorship for ten years with an agency hinting at a long term deal. His current contract has eight months left and he remains the most popular Hollywood radio figure amid growing interest in securing year to year options. Benny Goodman drew a packed Boston audience in a show likened to Carnegie Hall as youths in the crowd began to dance the shag while a conservative patron watched and interrupted.
Learn to crochet a single square that becomes cloths scarves bedspreads or pillows. Pattern 6030 offers complete instructions an illustration stitches materials and a photo of the square. Send 15 cents to The Sewing Circle Household Arts Dept 259 W 14th St New York NY with name address and pattern number.
Paul Muni prepares to play William Tell in The Life of William Tell. Frank Lloyd directs If I Were King with Ronald Colman and Alma Lloyd in Colette. Joe Penner’s Go Chase Yourself touted as his best. Walt Disney shared 50000 with Snow White crew. Max Baer coaches Robert Taylor for Knock Out. Shirley Temple’s stage work faces age objections, Mary Pickford started at five. Richard Greene heads to Four Men and a Prayer amid stardom talk. Maude Adams tests lead to a broader role beyond The Young in Heart.
A quotation attributed to Hume notes that happiness comes to those whose temper matches their circumstances, but true excellence lies in the ability to adapt one’s temper to any situation.
A vintage advertisement urges women to use Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to stay cheerful and lively. It claims the tonic tones the system, reduces discomfort from functional disorders, and is endorsed by many women in letters to the company.
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