Screen Star's Tiny Son Plans Athletic Career
The article notes Norman Scott, two and a half years old, showing future allegiance via a sweatshirt emblazoned with the letters of his likely alma mater. It highlights the playful glimpse of a star’s child pursuing athletics in years to come.
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Chicago Cadet Named Top Of West Point Class
Arthur W. Overbeck of Chicago was cited by Gen. Malin Craig as the No. 1 man of the 1937 West Point graduating class. The accolade marks Overbeck as a standout cadet among the United States Military Academy cohort.
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Fate and talent lift Matisse and Helen Morgan to fame
The article recounts Henri Matisse who turned from law to art after an appendicitis illness and rose from near poverty to prize winning fame, and Helen Morgan whose breakthrough came from an unlikely moment when she sat on a piano at the Backstage club.
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