Oscars Survey Reveals Top Publicity Pet Peeves in Entertainment
A wide range of Hollywood figures and radio personalities drew ridicule in a survey of industry tastemakers. Lana Turner faced mock praise for publicity around her marriage, while Rita Hayworth drew disapproval for European indiscretions. Louella Parsons and Walter Winchell received sharp critique for gossip and influence, with Bob Hope and Duffy’s Tavern among the comic targets.
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Lana Turner
Lana
Rita Hayworth
Europe
Holly
Louella
Lolly” Parsons
Hollywood Reporter
Lolly
Dennis Morgan
Dennis
Spencer
Onion
John Carroll
Quizzer
Blondie
Dagwood
Qute
Duffy’s Tavern
al Jolson
Jolson
Gallup
Walter Winchell
Walter
Bonnie Baker
Presidents Taxable Income Report Sparks Capital Gain Joke
Congress reports the Presidents taxable income at 106000 with non taxable expenses of 80000. About 2000 meals a month for White House staff family and guests strain the budget. Herbert Hoover notes the President may have little left after taxes and expenses to buy cigarettes.
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Congress
White House
Herbert Hoover
We the People Squeak headline energy and critique
A compact community note captures ongoing public frustration with media, politics, and entertainment as residents continue to voice discontent. The shorthand rallying cry suggests a broad civic mood and calls for attention to public matters.
Enlistment Rules Outline Expanded Draft Age Limits
A clarifying letter describes new recruiting limits with 21 month enlistments for draft age boys 19 to 26, continued one year enlistments for 18 year olds, and a selective system for regular three year enlistments based on high physical and mental qualities. Air force WAC and WAF joining regulations remain unchanged, Sgt Treadway stated.
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Air Force
WAC
WAF
Treadway
License Plate Sale Lags Stevens Say
Vehicle license plate sales are falling behind last year as the county treasurer reports a postponed final sale date to February 15. By Wednesday about 3,800 plates had been sold, roughly 1,000 fewer than the previous year, and suppliers urged remaining buyers to complete purchases to avoid a rush.
Great Thaw Softens Winter In Cheyenne County
Residents enjoy milder temperatures as the Great Thaw continues. Weather data show a 20 degree high and -1 low on Tuesday, 28 above on Wednesday, and -2 to 16 above by Thursday morning. Sun shines, snow melts, winds ease and forecasts call for more mild air.
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Cheyenne County
CAA
Beyer Boy Dies at Eight in Sidney Area
James Patrick Beyer eight and a half years old and son of Mr and Mrs James Beyer farmers northwest of Sidney died suddenly after one day of illness. He was taken to a local hospital Wednesday. Funeral nine o'clock Saturday at St Patrick's Church with Msgr Anton Link presiding. Burial Greenwood Cemetery Gehrig Funeral Home in charge. Born July 29 1940 in Sidney. Survived by parents twin brother John brothers Vern and Joseph sister Nancy.
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James Patrick Beyer
James Beyer
Sidney
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Anton Link
Greenwood Cemetery
Gehrig Funeral Home
John
Vern
Joseph
Nancy
Miller Rites Planned After Sidney Woman Dies in Denver
Mrs. O. L. Miller 64 who moved from Sidney to Denver died Wednesday in a Denver hospital after ten days as a patient. Services set for Sunday at two in Sidney with Rev. Walter Jewett officiating. Burial in Greenwood Cemetery under Gehrig Funeral Home. Survivors include husband three sons Lewis Floyd Walter and Walter and daughter Mrs. Margaret Kloch. Seven grandchildren. A fuller obituary appears Tuesday in The Telegraph.
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O. L. Miller
Sidney
Denver
Walter Jewett
Greenwood Cemetery
Gehrig Funeral Home
Lewis and
Floyd
Gurley
Walter
Margaret Kloch
Alliance
The
Telegraph
Spokane Woman Injured In Highway 30 Wreck
A Spokane woman sustained a leg injury when the 1938 Hudson driven by George Coulter skidded on the pavement while attempting to pass another car and overturned into a ditch near Potter on Highway 30. The vehicle suffered heavy hood and side damage. Greenlees advertising Hotpoint Refrigerators offered nearby.
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Spokane
Wash
Potter
Arnold Braasch
George Coulter
Outstanding 4-Hers Recognized At Family Party
About 1100 attendees at Sidney City Auditorium heard speeches and performances at the annual Family Party by Spearow Equipment Co. Jack Peters was named one of Cheyenne County’s top 4-H members, receiving a gold 4-H ring from the Implement Company. County Agent W P Bullock praised Peters’ 41 projects and multiple county championships, noting his proceeds toward Washington DC and several club leadership roles. Spearow also contributed to 4-H funds.
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Sidney City
Spearow’ Equipment Company
International Harvester
Rio and
Rogers
Ross Harvey
Joyce Anderson
Harriet Blake
Stan Kramien
Implement Company
Herschel Spearow
Cheyenne County
Jack Peters
Young Peters
W. P. Bullock
Peters
Washington, D. C
Spearow
U. S. Mailmen Population Exceeds Ninety Seven Thousand
A report states there are more than 97,000 mailmen employed across the United States. The figure reflects federal postal staffing levels and underscores the scale of the national mail delivery system.
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United States
John Fonda Enlists In Air Corps Training At Sheppard
John Edward Fonda, son of Major E. 8. Fonda of the Sioux Ordnance Depot, enlisted February 1 in the air corps for one year. Now at Sheppard Army Air Field Wichita Falls Texas for training. Fonda 18, attending Chadron State Teachers College. Announcement by M. Sgt. Ray Treadway local recruiting officer.
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John Edward Fonda
E. 8
Fonda
Sioux Ordnance Depot
Air Corps
Sheppard Air Force Base
Wichita Falls
Texas
Chadron State Teachers College
Ray Treadway
Obituary the Golden family child Cheryl Kay Golden
Cheryl Kay Golden born May 18 1947 in Bidney and died January 26 1949 at home. She was the youngest daughter of Orvin and Bea Golden. She is survived by two sisters Nila and Janet and three brothers Duane Larry and Tommy. Grandparents Mr and Mrs W O Golden of Sidney and Mr and Mrs Lou Hagemeister of omitted.
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Cheryl Kay Golden
Orvin
Bea Golden
Bidney
Nila
Janet
Duane
Larry
Tommy
W. O. Golden
Sidney
Lou Hagemeister
Crawford Nebraska Woman Remembered for Cheerful Spirit
A Crawford resident is remembered by many relatives and friends for her cheery smile and loving ways, a memory cherished by all who knew her in the Nebraska town.
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Crawford, Nebraska
To Clean Work Clothes Best Removing Grime
A dated tip suggests soaking work clothes in a kerosene and water solution to remove grime. The guidance reflects historical fabric cleaning methods and cautions about the use of flammable solvents and proper ventilation.
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