Val Douglas Holds Edge Over Eddie Cavalier In Sea Fight
Val Douglas and Eddie Cavalier share prep banter aboard the ship as Mike Kelly spars with Eddie and Pop Grimes praises the young fighter. Wong Lee clashes over kitchen duties while Val orders Wong to report for a noon briefing, hinting at more sea voyage drama and a potential story she can spin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie
Mike Kelly
Pop
Val
Duffy
Kelly
Mike
Benny Leonard
Tommy Loughran
Eddie Cavalier
Val Douglas
Pop Grimes
MacGregor
Barney
Wong Lee
Hansen
Douglas
Pants
Barney MacGregor
Wong
Merchant Marine
Cavalier
Free Press and Your Food Examines Press Freedom
Collier's essay argues freedom of speech and press is essential to American well being. It cites a St Louis Post Dispatch controversy over editorials and a cartoon and warns without press scrutiny crooked judges and politicians can raise living costs and reduce access to food shelter and fuel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collier's Magazine
American Free Press
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Joseph Pulitzer
St. Louis
Daniel R. Fitzpatrick
Collier's
Pulitzer
Post-Dispatch
Life on life's stage and daily living
Maud Scheerer, dramatic coach and actress, writes in Rotarian Magazine that acting principles learned over 15 years of teaching for stage or film careers also enrich everyday life and daily conduct. She argues for cultivating the art beyond professional acting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud Scheerer
Rotarian
Stupidity as a weed of life by Strickland Gillian
A Roturian Magazine remarked that stupidity is a self-sustaining weed in life while intelligence is the crop. The author notes the undesirable grows readily and thrives, whereas the desirable must be labored and fought for.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strickland Gillian
Roturian
Harrison In Hollywood
One minute interviews with film figures in Hollywood including Jane Wyman Ernest Schoedsack Robert Taylor Paulette Goddard Eugene Leontovich Cecil DeMille Sidney Franklin and Joan Crawford. The piece records quips about luck careers mishaps and industry foibles revealing humor and frustration in studio life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Harrison
NEA Service
Hollywood
Jane Wyman
East Lynne
Ernest Schoedsack
Dr. Cyclops
Robert Taylor
Paulette Goddard
Lynn Overman
Eugene Leontovich
Gregory Ratoff
Vine Gallery
Death Valley
Metro
Rufus LeMaire
Wyman
Mind Your Manners Quiz on Table Etiquette
A trivia item tests correct social usage with five questions on napkin placement oyster fork butter knife service phrases and water glass timing. Answers indicate napkin on service plate right of spoons dinner is served just before dinner is announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Efi
Danier
Pneumonia Death Rate Falls Sharply in 1940 First Quarter
Metropolitan Life Insurance statisticians report a 27 percent drop in pneumonia mortality among policyholders in the first quarter of 1940 compared with 1939, surpassing the 16 percent decline from 1938 to 1939 and hailed as the most striking public health improvement of the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Metropolitan
Late Insurace Co
Insurance Company
Man About Manhattan: Gable Chooses Paul Muni on Broadway
In Sardi's West 44th Street after Morning Star's opening, Martin Gable and an unnamed companion discuss Broadway figures. Gable names Paul Muni as someone he would rather be, then Muni responds with a courteous, mysterious remark as he moves to greet the others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sardi's
West 44Th Street
Morning Star
Martin Gable
Father
Bredway
Gable
Paul Muni
Muni
Ezra Stone
Jamaica
Stone
Broadway
Man O' War
Glorifying Yourself by Alicia Hart NER Service Staff Writer
A reflective column urges college grads to join the "up-and-at-'em" school of life, planning a five year path for career or marriage. It emphasizes action, continual reinvention, and avoiding idle interests, while lamenting superficial social pursuits and praising proactive ambitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glorifying Yourself
Alicia Hartner
Siender
Dean Crawford
Tony
Miss Crawford
Cavalcade of the Rails reviewed by Morse
The review discusses Frank P. Morse's Cavalcade of the Rails a factual history of American railroads their funding and reforms and a critique of government control. It notes Morse argues railroads are not overcapitalized and deserve sympathy though the book ends with a plea for a change in public attitude toward the industry despite the reviewer’s cautious tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank P. Morse
Morse
Mr. Morse
Contested Rail Dynasties and Morgan Links Explored
Forty of the eighty pine species grow in North America. A civil service wage cannot be garnished. A carpenter bee avoids nails while boring. Vancouver houses a top modern fish oil refinery. The Goulds Fisk Big Four Vanderbilts and elite rail interests are examined. Morse retells rail history linking Morgan interests and major roadlines, offering fresh perspective on the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North America
Goulds
Fisks
Big Four
Southern Pacific
Vanderbilts
Daddy
Erie
Union Pacific
Utah
Morse
Frisco
Wabash
Missouri Pacific
West
Mr. Morse
Morgan
Herbert L. Satterlee
J. Pierpoint Morgan
DAM BUILDER HORIZONTAL 1 PUZZLE ANSWER SUMMARY
Puzzle reads as a crossword style clue set about the beaver Castor, dam builder, with definitions for dam related words. It lists multiple clues and their enumerations across and down, including references to form, bone, and language notes, suggesting a filled grid or glossary for a historical puzzle page.
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K. O. Cavalier
Srrry Brondfield
Kelao
Alory
Kelso
Flavie Cavalier
News-Herald
Bay County
Panama City
Gulf Coast Intra-Coastal
Aman
Harrison
Cecil Demille
Sidney Franklin
Jack Dawn
Crawford
Manhattan
George Tucker
Eddie Bush
Tigers
Leopards
the Literary Guidepost
John Selby
Cavalcade OF the Rails
Jane P. Morse
Dutton
Vancouver
B. C
Canada
Kal
Lag Ai
Ast
Hezekiah
Joe
Al-Capp
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