Matinee idol Waring charms Lafayette drama students on tour
New York July report on Richard Waring the stage heartthrob, lauded for The Corn Is Green with Ethel Barrymore. He meets Lafayette High drama day students in Brooklyn, recalls river of fan attention, backstage routines, and his rise from Civic Repertory to Broadway.
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Vesta Kelling
New York
Ren
National Theater
Richerd Waring
Ethel Barrymore
Broadway
Mra. Waring
Waring
Lafayette High School
Brooklyn
Lafayette
Tom
Boston
Feryn Williams
Ethel Burrymore
la Berrymore
Wang Vale
Yacho
Miss Bverymore
Louis-Conn
Fght
John Boreymorr
Matlee
Eva la Galliente
Civic Repertory Threater
Burges Meredith
del Garfield
Peter Ban
Richard Waring
le Galliense
la Mont
Mrs Pantages Dies Aboard Yacht at Catalina Island
Lois Pantages widow of theater magnate dies after a heart attack while swimming near Avalon on Catalina Island. Earlier she played miniature golf with friends. Survived by sons Rodney and Lloyd, daughter Mrs Joh Considine Jr, and granddaughter Erin Considine. The body transported to San Pedro after the death.
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Avalon
Catalina Island
Dalit
Lois Pantages
la Pan
Pantages
Erin Considine
Rodney
Lloyd Pantages
San Pedro José
Joh Considine Jr
Axis Forces Lose Heavily at Tobruk Raid
Cairo dispatch reports British forces at Tobruk conducted three simultaneous raids yesterday. The Axis defenders faced heavy artillery barrage for nearly three hours and endured serious consumption. A Middle East headquarters communique says the raids were highly successful.
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Cairo
Tobruk
Middle East
Lem
Scene Memories and Careers Highlight a Varied Stage Life
The article recalls a diverse stage career with Waring and Gillin, detailing theater work in Camille opposite Le Falonne, a Broadway run in The Stroke of Brecht, and the influence of producer Herbert Shumlin. It mentions Waring learning lines, a costly misunderstanding, and a pivotal casting moment as a woman observer chose him for a role.
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America
Waring
le Falonne
Camille
Dickeys
Theolu
Aooth
Brecht
Eren
Herbert Shumlin
Shinlin
Byronte
Lhe
Hira
Shiramlin
Shamilin
Gillin
Shimntin
Warley
Dillinn Hellman
Shunilla
Wartig
Wattes
Thomas E. Stephens
New York
Tegatia
Matt Scol
London
Weetport
Com
Yin
Dirkle
Florida Japolig
Missing Woman Found Near Hillis After Two Day Absence
BENSON Aux July 19 A 68 year old woman missing for two days was found alive in a sandy wash two miles from Hillis. Soldiers from Fort Mile led the search ordered by post commander Calhee Davis. She was exhausted but in good condition, suffering mainly from thirst and hunger. A hole and belongings including acorns and tobacco papers were found near where she disappeared.
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Benson
Aux
Casbilin
Stuuy Mourtplis
Fort Milechucht
Calhee Davis
Phiysmans
Deaf Mute Seeks Fare in Courtroom Bargain
In Camden a deaf mute defendant on a charge of being drunk and disorderly prompted Judge Gene Mariano to dismiss the case after a comic exchange. The judge urged a joint, then the deaf mute asked how she could go home without fare. The judge remained silent and handed her a line. She did not thank him.
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Camden
Emirt
Gene Mariano
Fire destroys refinery in Seminole risking lives
A spectacular refinery fire near Seminole Oklahoma killed two workers Mary Elizabeth Sackfield 47 and Frank R Vaughn 33 and injured three others as flames destroyed the plant. Sparks from an automobile caused a gasoline blaze that damaged 18 wells and 28 butane storage tanks EXPLOSIONS sent flames hundreds of feet high. the plant suffered about 1 000 000 dollars in damage.
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Seminole
Okla
Silly
Tory
Hantes Last
Sominate
Sipclali
Tayo Caughters Foydell
Betty Tau
Broadnax
Wheeler Attacks FDE Statement in Roosevelt War Talk
Washington July 19 A noted debater Wheeler of Montana accuses Roosevelt of withholding troop-move details and promises to draftees during the campaign. He warns that Roosevelt would keep a Wheeler if pushed toward war and argues for stronger defense and training beyond one year.
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Washington
Debator Wheeler
D.-Mont
Provident
Gould
Montahan
Roosevelt
Nodde
Wheeler
Amerie Forges
Ratber
Congress
Nye
Teeland
Nazi Swiss pact extends through 1942
Bern reports that German Swiss commercial negotiations concluded with the signing of an agreement extending the clearing arrangement to the end of 1942 after prolonged discussions.
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Bern
Switzerland
Pots and Pans Drive Boosts Aluminum Collection
The central depot before the Municipal Auditorium swelled as La Star Brewery trucks delivered loads of old pots kettles and pans in a drive for aluminum for distant defenses. Arthur Miard urged faster collections pointing to Antonio expected returns of 80000 pounds already in Milwaukee Wis. Nearly four long range bombers can be made from 100000 pounds of aluminum. Harry Jorsby said many reluctant residents would call a truck to collect aluminum and be glad to.
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Sera Aluminum
Buleing Sahurtuy
Lae Star Brewery
Artur Miard
Gan Antonio
Mruilsan
Wis
Haery Jorsty
Iso Lone Star Brewery
Jersig
20-30 club to install NFU officers at gala dinner
The 20-30 club holds its inaugural dinner dance at the St. Anthony hotel on Saturday. A cocktail party in the Ancestry room leads to dinner and the installation of new NFU officers by Gene Olsen, including Joery Ehlinger as president and other officers such as C. Tindsll, J. C. Herron, Gene Plug, Stanley Schmidt, Budly McFadden, James Bradford, LaRay Stille, Gilbert Meath and Woody Harper.
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St. Anthony
Tspaan
Boy Sends Aluminum to Roosevelt for Airplane Help
Eight year old Westey Bradshaw of Crockett writes to President Roosevelt asking him to keep the nation strong and to make airplanes with a piece of aluminum. He signs as a hopeful citizen and notes he cannot join the army but will do his part. The note mentions the Liberty Belt hidden during the Revolutionary War in Minntenvil, Pa.
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Crociett
Sollf
Roostvelt
Washington
Weslay Beadahat
Crockett
Chile
Nome
Wes
Evens
Westey Bradshaw
Minntenvil
Azaghouses New Leader Seizes Aleph Zadik Aleph Post
At Schivener on July 19 the eighteenth annual convention elected William Suckle of Philadelphia as grand Aleph God or president of Aleph Zadik Aleph. Mesto Koplin and Trying Kaler were named junior members of the supreme advisory council. Elds Levin and Rye Gartner named other officers. committee voted to support Westminster encampment and fund a drive for equipment at the Schweiner Institute.
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Searvilld
Schivener
Briday
William Suckle
Philadelphia
Aleph Zadik Aleph
Tent Brith Youth Organisation
AyncKle Tg
Harvard University
Mesto Koplin
Milwaukee
Trying Kaler
Atlants
Supreme Advisory Counsets
Organiz—Ization
Ryeing Gartner
Stockton
Calif
Grand Aleph Igan
Elds Levin
New Orleans
Grand Aleph Maskir
Westminster
Amricantain
Democracy
Cemetery Center Population Center for New Work
The passage identifies Galwary cemetery as the population center in the borough of Quephs, describing its role in the area’s development and indicating its significance for local planning and historical context.
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New Work
Galwary Cemetery
Theborough of Quephs
Warnings On Fluorescent Fixtures From City Inspector
Antonians were warned Saturday against using unapproved fluorescent lighting fixtures and about installations by unqualified individuals. Olly Electrical Inspector W. S Steward urged caution, noting dangers of improper use and noncompliant work. The city ordinance requires fixtures to bear Underwriters Laboratories approval and city-issue permits for installation.
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Olly Electrical
Steward
Wewal
Iersons
Oin
Stewart
Ally Electrical
Inc “Electricians
Snopild Mlb
Germans Sink 1500-Ton Vessel
Berlin reports a 1500-ton freighter sunk and another badly damaged in Tuftwatle attacks east of Hare Hepool. German bombers also reportedly damaged an 800-ton ship seriously in an attack on the convoy near Hull yesterday. No bombing or casualties overnight from small coastal flights.
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Berlin
Hare Hepool
Whko
Lonvoy
Hull
Bettish
England
Citizens Clinch With Chinches In Albuquerque Invaders
In Albuquerque on July 19, a Chinches-like pest advances toward the business district prompted city action. County agent Taftwayne cited a horticulturist calling them false chinch bugs, with species undetermined. Mayor Tingley mobilized the fire department to burn weeds in the lowlands where hatching was believed to occur. Casualties appeared limited so far.
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Albuquerque
Frank Ta ‘Wayne
Extension
Clyde ‘Tingley
Flu Department
Veteran Italian Pilot Is Killed in Plane Crash
Rome reports Lieut. General Arturo Ferrarin, 48, a WWII era flyer and early transcontinentalist, was killed when the experimental aircraft he piloted crashed. Ferrarin, famed for Rome to Tokyo and other long distance flights, served as a premier military pilot and was named personal pilot in chief by Mussolini. The crash follows a series of endurance flights that established him as a pioneer in Italian aviation.
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Rome
Arturo Ferrarin
Ferrarin
Fom
Tokyo
Rowe
Natal
Brazil
Mursolini
Ferwari
Habits That Warp a Child’s Features Prominent Article
A feature in The American Weekly argues that certain child habits such as thumb sucking nail biting and sleeping with hands under the face may influence facial development. It notes Dr. Donald A. Laird’s scientific study and previews other forthcoming stories and features in The American Weekly in tomorrow’s edition with related notes on culture and recipes.
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Jane
Donald A. Laird
Formorrow
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