Paulette Goddard Runs Antique Show Near Mount Ivy
The actress Paulette Goddard and her husband Bur Meredith operate an antiques shop housed in a former chicken house near Mount Ivy. The inventory includes 400 items valued up to 100000 dollars, with items like Queen Anne pieces and a $1600 lacquer dressing table.
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Meredith
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Benedict Bogeaus
Miss Goddard
Operation Democracy Builds Long Distance Friendships Across Europe
A grassroots program unites American towns with needy European communities by adopting them and sending relief. Over 200 towns participate in exchanges with Netherlands France Italy Luxembourg and Germany with aims of relief and mutual understanding. The Operation Democracy agency in New York coordinates advisory support without fundraising or mandatory joining.
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Finland
Russia
Operation Democracy, Inc
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Dunkirk
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Wilhelmina to Abdicate After 50 Years on Dutch Throne
The Netherlands will see Queen Wilhelmina step down on September 6 after a 50 year reign marked by war and loyalty. Her daughter Princess Juliana will assume the throne, with Juliana acting as regent twice this year. The monarch, born August 31, 1880, has governed a restored nation amid turbulent times and will bow out following the people’s golden jubilee tribute.
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Samoan Travel Rights Fight Over U S Nationality Rules
Hundreds of Samoans on American Samoa and eastern Samoa face travel bans due to conflicting 1924 1940 nationality act interpretations. The State Department allows some permits while Immigration Service restricts, denying many children born 1900 1940 in American Samoa nationals.
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U.S
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Aside From That It's Darn Good Car
Cal vin Lee Jr lost his 1935 car after police labeled it unsafe. Patrolman Paul Tristle noted no brakes headlights stoplight horn front floor boards front license windshield wiper and left front wheel bearings. Rear license plate wired to gas cap, all four fenders loose, front and rear bumpers loosely tacked on.
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San Diego
Calif
Calvin Lee, Jr
Paul Tristle
Florida hotels and motor courts compete for travelers
Florida's motor courts grow fast offering room service dining lounges pools and beach adjacencies. Hotels attract travelers arriving by plane bus or train but both lodging types coexist with motor courts catering to auto travelers. Ballard notes motor courts will not replace hotels but are drawing auto trade and prompting newer rate trends and service gaps.
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Tallahassee
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Florida
J. Jee Ballard
Ballard
Wheat and Corn Surpluses Grow as Yields Hit Records
The Associated Press reports that after shortages, a new era of surpluses looms for grains like wheat and corn. Farmers harvest a near record wheat crop and a record corn crop, with government price supports and storage filling bins. Surpluses could complicate price policies if large next year. Continued on Page 4, Column 42.
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Associated Press
Washington
Adele Mara Takes On Esther Williams Over Bathing Suits
Hollywood gossip notes Adele Mara defends two piece beach wear while praising Esther Williams one piece swimsuits. Mara concedes Williams looks superb in one piece and that swimsuits risk wardrobe malfunctions, noting Mara owns 36 bathing suits. The piece hints at further details on page 4.
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Adele Mara
Hollywood
Esther Williams
Miss Williams
Esther
Miss Mara
Adele
Measure Fatigue By Psychology
Northwestern University psychologists run tests to measure driver fatigue using students as subjects. The study aims to determine how long a man can stay behind the wheel without tiring to aid future car design. Dr. Robert H. Seashore notes some subjects relaxed behind the wheel even in preliminary tests.
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Evanston, Ill
Northwestern University
Robert H. Seashore
Lenin Mausoleum Draws Large Crowds In Moscow Shrine
In Moscow the Lenin mausoleum remains the USSR’s busiest shrine. A four o clock crowd lines the streets stretching 500 yards as visitors file to see Lenin’s preserved body. Guards stand at the burial chamber and exit past the lifelike figure illuminated in the room. Russians, even strong men, are moved to tears by the memory of their revolutionary leader.
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Lenin
Soviet Union
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