Hollywood Jimmie Fidler Warns Against Education
Jimmie Fidler criticizes the public schooling system, arguing that acting offers broad knowledge, and cites stars who write books, paint, or play music. He mocks English composition as unnecessary and notes publicists push for celebrities’ other talents, while mentioning Dorothy Lamour, Lou Costello, Mary Pickford, and Samuel Goldwyn in contemporary gossip.
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Shore
Screen Stata
Muinstitutes
Jimmie Fidler
Dorothy Lamour
Lou Costello
Doc Stork
Mary Pickford
Warwick Deeping
Sorrell and Son
Claire Trevor
Detroit
Samuel Goldwyn
Sam
Tyrone Power
Elyria Theatres Rivale Show Notes Hollywood News
The column lists film and star notes from Elyria theatres including Peggy Cummins in Moss Rose at Rivale. It mentions Dale Evans Roy Rogers dating, Woody Herman’s long marriage, Marlene Dietrich gift gaffe, Audrey Totter bitten by a spider, Johnny Mack Brown anxious after a cowboy film, Linda Darnell adopting a war orphan, and other Hollywood snippets distributed by McNaught Syndicate.
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Woody Herman
Dick Haymes
Marlene Dietrich
Marlene
Hollywood
Beverly Tills
Nutzleat
Audrey ‘Totter
Coronato Beach
Johnny Mack Brown
Linda Darnell
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
U S May Face Occupying Germany For Generations
Washington reports from Augisting RB Kelley, a coal operator, warns the United States may have to occupy Germany for generations unless changes to the occupation program occur. He argues Ruhr coal production is far below prewar levels and US control may be needed with Russian cooperation uncertain.
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Reép
Relley
United States
Germany
Kelley
Kelly
Ruhr
Russia
Vienna
Berlin
Europe
International Labor Office
Italy
Austria
France
Elizabeth
Susan Smith
Yellowstone National Park
Ralph Puder
Lodi Hospital
Wellington area notices and town matters roundup
A Cub Pack meeting at First Methodist church August 26 at 7 30 pm will feature John Weiss state patrolman from Lorain speaking on Obedience Traffic Laws and Regulators with pictures and singing. parents urged to attend and Boy Scouts invited. Mrs Grace Dale fractured her hip and was moved from Oberlin to Elyria Memorial hospital. Miss Patty Ensign and Charles Ensign visited Wellington relatives. Clarence Parsons and party attended Ohio State Fair, with grandchildren staying with relatives. Hamlin Woman's Relief Corps held a birthday supper for Anna Borensen Maude Sheller and Bessie Kime. Western trip noted for Mr and Mrs Harry Tee.
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Wellington
First Methodist
John Weiss
Lorain
Boy Scouts
Grace Dale
Wallace Bear
Oberlin Hospital
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Patty Ensign
Brother Charles
Miami
Pla
E. ©. Wise
Magyar
Ed. Barnes
Toledo
Paul Newton
Clarence Parsons
Carl Zeigler
J. J. Gordon
Penfield
Parsons
Marie
Caroline
Earl ‘Parson
Bersiers
Brighton
James Meek
Hamlin
Suburban Calendar Night of events across towns
Avon Lake Kiwanis Club hosts a 6 15 p.m. meeting at Park Hall. North Olmsted Girl Scouts No 4 meet at Town Hall. Birmingham W F W Post and Auxiliary hold an ice cream social at Birmingham Schoolhouse at 6 p.m. Thursday with Art Hayes Orchestra. Saturday Hi Teen Can Teen opens at 8 p.m. in North Olmsted Coe Memorial Hide. Chatham Methodist Church and Sunday School set events next.
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Kiwanig Club
Park Hall
N. Olmsted
Girl Scouts No
Town Hall
Birmingham
W.F.W. Post and Auxiliary
Art Hayes Orchestra
North Olmsted
Coe Memorial Hide
Chatham
Chatham Methodist Church
Treasury Sleuths Target Tax Cheaters in New Cases
Secretary John W. Snyder announced new income tax cases including a Western businessman who earned 125000 from prison contract work and failed to pay taxes, and an Eastern physician facing 70000 in additional taxes and penalties. The Treasury drive pursues cheaters as part of ongoing enforcement. A picnic at Harry Griffin farm is noted with noon start.
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Washington
John W. Snyder
Treasury
Harry Griffin
Treasury cases reveal tax probes on midwestern black market rings
A Treasury review uncovers cases including a $41,445,000 assessment against Midwestern black market operators who profited from selling restricted goods in a dry state. Other items note $100,000 penalties for failure to report kickbacks from war contractors, and a $677,000 tax bill tied to profits from materials sold to H H contracts.
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Treasury
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