Hollywood Stars and Echoes of Fame in 1930s Screen Critique
A noisy panorama of critics decries typecasting in Hollywood, noting Gary Cooper’s repeated portrayal of strong-wait characters and comparing star personae across films. The piece mocks reliance on personality over artistic range, with jabs at Gable, Cagney, Mickey Rooney, and others, and hints at industry trends toward star power over versatility.
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Gary Cowper
Pere
Gary Fore
Persea
Lou Gehric
Seth Alvin York
Hickok
Gary Cooper
Frank Merriwelli Nevels
Gable
Alway Gables
Jimmy Cagney
Mickey
Hollywood
Not coherent military lyrics fragment
The excerpt appears as garbled text about an army theme with unfamiliar phrases and names. It lacks clear event details, dates, places, or identifiable organizations to form a concrete news summary. No verifiable individuals or actions are present.
Unclear Text Fragment From Radio Program List
Fragmentary OCR style notes mentioning radio programs and names. The readable items include scattered phrases like USUAY van Pieavers and Pomp nates tarkestt with no coherent events, dates, or identifiable entities. The text reads like scrambled remnants of a broadcast schedule or listing.
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Racket Showing At Lincoln Theater In War Era Drama
The Lincoln theater hosts Stubber Maghe teers about wartime auto tire market upheaval sparked by the U S entry into the war. The screening also presents Lawless Plains men, continuing the program.
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United States
Linen
Capitol Theatre Two-Feature Program Shown
The Capitol theatre presents a double feature including Larceny Inc. with Edward G. Robinson and JaneWIsen and The Postman Didn’t Ring starring Richard Travis and Deanna Ooge.
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Capitol Theatre
Larceny, Inc
Edward G. Mrbinswin
Jane Wiian
Richard Travis
Deenda Jogee
Columbia News and Notices From Fort Knox Era
Arthur Rogers Jr. is inducted into the U S Army and stationed at Fort Reax Kentucky neighbors report updates on local families. Emily Kontur wed last April at home with her father present. Grange meeting features speaker Ken Carpenter Vocational agricultural teacher. Firemen picnic at Rocky River grave of Henry Dreger attended by families. Community updates include visits, relocations, a new baby John Martin born at Community Hospital Berea, and local injuries and hospital care.
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FT. Knon Columbia
Arthur Rogers
Arthur Rogers, Sr
Hout Mad
United States Army
Fort Reax
Fsom
Arthur Moyers Jr
Emily Kontur
Inedamy
Aumie Grange
Enn Carpenter
Columbia and
Eaton
Grange Lece
Columbia Volunteer Firemen
Henry Dreger
Rocky River
Perry W. Melneman
Dale Martin
Elaine Morelacs
John
Community Hospital
Berea
Lea E. Martin
Columbia
Clair Moreland
Columbus
Perry Reisinger
Frank Heingman
Cleveland
Heineman
Hanna House
Rity Hospital
Columbia Civil Military Com
Custer Monument and the Ohio Roots of General George Custer
In New Rumley Ohio the Custer Memorial marks the birthplace and boyhood home of General George Custer born December 5 1839. The article recounts his Civil War rise his campaigns from Texas to Montana and his death at Little Bighorn in 1876. The piece notes his early schooling and West Point training and highlights his Ohio connection and the memorial statue.
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Custer Monument
New Burmley
George Custer
Little Big Horn
Montana
Densteen
Reno
Custer
Sitting Bull
Warnory
Benteen
Reno Herliaed
Ind
Sonal
Henin
New
Rumley
Ohio
Cadiz
West Point
Texas
Maximilian
Mexico
Kansas
Northern
Pacific
SittingsUull
New Rumley
Hervie Ohivan
Columbia Garden Club cancels public flower show
The Columbia Garden club announces the cancellation of its public flower show and the next meeting date, noting the August 16 schedule change. At the prior gathering Mrs John F Snell spoke on a state dedication forest for Confederate soldiers, with Mrs Albert Fe hosting. Luncheon on the Snell lawn featured a century old elm, with roses and mowers adding cheer. Several members and guests attended, including Mrs M A Burris and Mrs Russell Miller. Two resignations were reported as Mrs Glen Van Ausdale and Mrs Clara Durseyne moved away. The Primary election resulted in a single vote cast, and the North precinct election board members were listed, followed by South precinct members.
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Parden
CLC
Columbia Garden Club
John F. Snelland
Albert Fe
Russell Mer
Bartter
Snell
Frederics
Collum
Homer C. Hartter
East Fiver Head
M.A. Burris
Russell Miller
Glen van Ausdale
Clara Durseyne
Oway
Election results incomplete. names for local committees listed
Elected were Albert B M Klass and John H Longben for the south precinct. For the north precinct, Frank T D Van Arsdale and Harold Hourish were elected as central committee men.
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Albert BM. Klass
John H. Longben
South Premie
North Pereinet
Frank TD. van Arsdale
Harold Hoursh
Memorial Tree Forest Honors Confederate Soldiers in North Carolina
In Waynesville the 125000 trees of the Pisgah Memorial Forest are leased from the federal government and dedicated by North Carolina Daughters of the Confederacy to honor soldiers from the state. About half the trees are planted with the remainder to be set this fall and winter. individual markers and a bronze toll will mark the entrance.
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Waynesville
N. C
North Carolina
Pisrahmal
North
Carolina Daughters of the Confederacy
Suburban Calendar Events Bring Community Together
Hildgeville hosts Red Cross sewing from 12 to 4 p.m. Yrown hall opens for crafts and home made items at the Penfield Wentfeld Grange. Mr. and Mrs. Arch George Prentice invite the public to a community homemade tea event.
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Imdgeville
Hildgeville
Yrown
Katundat
Penfield
Wentfeld Grange
George Prentice
Local Social Notes From Lakewood And Elyria Circle
Pearl Perkins enjoys Lakewood meals with Mrs John Hemric while Mrs Edward Tippen of Cleveland visits daughter Mrs C Faustin. Residents and visitors from Elyria Cleveland and nearby towns are noted in brief calls and travels including Rev Maple, Mrs W Smith, Gandrock, Vinnie VanAredale, Raymond Watson, and Pastor C C Maple’s Indiana funeral trip.
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Pearl Perkins
Lakewood
John Hemric
Edward Tippen
Clevelland
Airs
C.faauatin
Poh. Wiehern
Cleveland
J . de Maple
Irs
W. Smith
Elyria Hee
Gandrock
Jackson
Mia
Vinnie VanAredale
Bearden, Tenn
Elyria
Raymond Watson
Tiffin
C. C. Maple
Indiana
William James
Water Parish
Earl Andress
Bathy
David “Tuttle
Tuttle
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