New York Stars Live Up to Fame Walking Streets
New Yorkers miss meeting Bing Crosby on his curious city treks as he roams Manhattan in disguise. Ginny Simms headlines a press party at Columbia broadcasting, while Helmut Dantine draws female fans. Ray Milland, Dick Powell, and Humphrey Bogart circle in film gossip. Hedy Lamarr’s young protégé Ariadne Castle appears in The Stranger. The Teentimers Club earns praise, and Truth or Consequences draws Hollywood callers.
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Bing Crosby
Bing
New York
the Battery
St. Mary's
Music Hall
Ray Milland
Dick Powell
June Allyson
Powell
Humphrey Bogart
Sleeves Take Center Stage In Spring Fashion Parade
Cherie Nicholas reports bold sleeves dominate the season with puffed and gathered arms, wide skirts, whittled waists, and accented hips. New coats feature yokes and flare skirts, while fitted princess and tunic styles emerge. Youthful suits and a self fabric stole cape wrap turn heads as ribbon hats with oversized bows round out the trends.
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Dolman
Hats With Ribbon Brighten Millinery With Spring Flair
Ribbon trims in millinery steal the show with bands cocardeas and tailored loops. A straw hat at the top features a deep brim and a satin band with bows. Another hat uses satin ribbon and roses to convey the spring spirit.
Spring Wool Styles Highlight Fashion News
Creamy white wool dominates spring sweaters with long skirts and jackets. Necklaces and bracelets appear in multiple strands as sleeves lengthen for new spring suits. A teen raves about the basque-suit in smart wool, a pert ensemble for the season.
Small towns shape baseball legends says note on origins
The piece argues most great players come from towns under 10 000, with scattered stars from New York Chicago Philadelphia and others. It notes crowded cities lag behind and praises village fields where youths can play freely despite streets and traffic.
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Cooperstown
Cobb
Speaker
Jackson
Mathewson
Alexander
Cy Young
Johnson
Grove
Sisler
Eddie Collins
Hornsby
Foxx
Lajoie
Home Run Baker
Wagner
Bob Feller
Cooper Brothers
Keller
Dickey
the DiMaggios
Hartnett
the Deans
Carl Hubbell
New York
Gehrig
Greenberg
Frisch
Chicago
Phil
Aretta
Baltimore
Babe Ruth
Philadelphia
Boston
Sweet Auburna
Plains
Cardinal roster shows many stars from unseen places
The piece argues the majority of top players come from outside major cities and that baseball talent often emerges from overlooked areas. It notes Gehrig and Frisch via Columbia and Fordham, critiques street-kid access to college ball, and discusses fitness differences between sports, predicting a hard season ahead for players heading south and stressing physical prep.
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Cardinal
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Gehrig
Frisch
Columbia
Fordham
Baseball
Hall of Fame
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Arianne
Holiday and Co
Loretta Young
the Stranger
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Virginia
Loretta
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American Schools and Colleges Association
Hollywood
Ralph Edwards
Buffalo
Jimmie Melton
Ann Sothern
Maisie
Fred Waring
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