Army and Allied Officers Prepare For Big Delta War School
About 200 officers from the Army Air Force Navy and allied nations will train at the Big Delta Training Center this winter. They will study newly obtained data on the Russo Finnish War described as valuable by Maj Gen Stanley L Scott. Preliminary instructor classes start today with a month long term opening January 9.
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Open Season Sparks Bedlam at Wild Oats Farm in New Jersey
In Flemington New Jersey during the hunting season chaos erupts on the Wild Oats Farm as city hunters invade rural lands. Farmers fear for women and children hiding in cellars while gunfire rattles the area and locals recount past incidents and dangers of hunters mistaking livestock or damaging property.
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National Book Week observance and new paperback review
National Book Week runs through Nov. 19 with the slogan Make Friends With Books. Phoenix Public Library and Phoenix Elementary Schools join in with programs and displays as Bill Hobson hosts a signing for Billie Burke at 32 West Monroe Street from 2 to 5 p.m. on Thursday. The Good Shepherd by Gunnar Gunnarsson is praised as a simple yet powerful tale translated by Kenneth Kaufman, not a religious work.
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Flying Cloud and Other Tales Book Review Sketches
Review notes multiple works including Flying Cloud by LeGrand, a Navy inspired children’s animal stories collection illustrated by William De Bec, and A Treasury of Southern Folklore edited by Botkin. Also covers The Best Novels and Stories of Eugene Manlove Rhodes and John Carstairs Space Detective by Belknap Long, highlighting themes, authors, publication details and value to juvenile and regional literature.
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Ex-Alcoholic Ed McGoldrick Heads Bridge House Rehab
New York City’s Ed McGoldrick, once a heavy drinker, runs Bridge House as head of the Bureau of Alcoholic Therapy. He treats about 300 men yearly with a 17 point mental diet, arguing alcoholism is a habit to be straightened, not a sickness.
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Sinners Come Away Author H L W Son of Harry Leon Wilson
Leon Wilson, son of Harry Leon Wilson, wrote his first novel Sinners Come Away naturally. Born 1913 in Carmel California, he studied in public and private schools, worked for California movie studios and a Washington hospital, and taught in the Tennessee mountains. He and his wife reside in New York and he plays the harpsichord and flute, enjoying Sacred singing conventions in the South during holidays.
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Birthday Tribute to Dick Powell Born in Mountain View Ark
Dick Powell, born November 14 1904 in Mountain View Arkansas, rose from church singer and high school performer to radio star and Werber Brothers stage host, then to film contract. He gained fame as a crooner in romantic comedies and later as a detective film star with various radio programs.
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The Stars Say For Tuesday November 15
The prospects for opportunities and new contacts depend on a serious understanding of a sudden event requiring quick decision. Surprising profit and pleasure await sound actions affecting business possessions and social prospects. A birthday guidance urges careful study before entering dramatic positions and a child born that day faces a prosperous adventurous career.
Film Producer Lionel Houser rites planned in El Monte
Funeral services will be held tomorrow for Lionel F. Houser 41 a film writer producer who died Saturday at Good Samaritan Hospital of a heart ailment. Houser spent 18 years in the film industry and formerly worked for the New York World Telegram.
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Laughton Responds to Lady Astor Criticism in Hollywood
Charles Laughton, en route to Oxford Ohio, dismissed Lady Astor’s critique of Hollywood glamour as irrelevant and said he cares only that men in this country are satisfied with women in theatres. He stated attendance at theaters matters and English criticism is not important.
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Betty Grable Named Queen Of Dance For National Week
Hollywood November 14 Betty Grable was named queen of the dance to reign over National Dance Week. Edward J Gilmartin Southern California representative of the National Ballroom Operators Association called her not only a beautiful queen but a star who has done more for dancing than any screen star known.
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Zachary Scott Sued For Divorce
Elaine Scott filed for divorce from actor Zachary Scott after 14 years of marriage. She alleged mental cruelty and said the husband would not contest. The couple has a 13 year old daughter.
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Cave-In Kills Two Workers In Underground Tunnel
In Baltimore on November 14, two water tunnel workers died after a cave-in buried them under several tons of dirt and rock. Identified by police as Theodore R. Winstead and Nathaniel G. Hicks, both Baltimore residents, they were on the job at midnight at the tunnel head about two miles from the nearest shaft. Crews reported both men were dead when pulled free.
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