Hollywood censorship clash and the film industry blame
The writer recalls press and industry battles over movie censorship. He notes women's clubs, religious groups, and social reformers pushing tighter controls while Hollywood leaders deny fault. He cites The Outlaw and MPAA tensions, arguing studios repeatedly violate taste rules and face scrutiny from lawmakers.
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Hollywood
Slidk Heads
Motehilla
Cine
United States House
Filmville
Impetua
MPAA
Honard Hughes
Hollywoods hair and hats and hearts in recall of stars
A chapter of backstage anecdotes recalls Adolph Zukor as a polite matinee idol and Loretta Young in a wardrobe mishap on a department elevator. Frances Langford and Joseph Cotten share studio quirks while Katharine Bridgett and Pat O’Brien’s daughter name sparks fan mail.
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Pate
Adolph Zukor
Hollywood
Kate
Congress
Loretta
Young
Joseph Cotten
Cotten
RKO
Frances Angtord
Chine-Burmsmila
New York
Abe
Sings Inn
Pat O'Brien
Kathleen Bridget
Face
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Coin changer machine offers nickel and dime change in one
Burlington Wisconsin reports on a Bell Aire craft Corp development of a coin changer that accepts nickels and makes change for pennies dimen and quarters and delivers merchandise air in one operation.
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Burlington
Bell Airecraft Corp
Fifty registered June inductees before Ridgeville board meeting
North Ridgeville Ohio Local Board reports thirty eight eighteen year olds registered in June and a separate list of men who registered after discharge from military service. Names include Keith Bligh John Huffman Jerome Gialiotti Harold Bennett and many residents from Elyria Avon Lake Grafton Lorain and North Olmsted with addresses and veterans reentry notes.
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North Ringeville
North Ridgeville
Keith Elmer Bligh
Wellington
John Huffman
North Olmated
Jerome Gialiotti
Elyria Avenue
Lorain
Harold James Bennett
Baatavenue
Elyria
William Thomas Maher
Avon Lake
Leater-Franklin Cheamman
Lara
Andere Carlson
Verne
Robert Bales
Rodney
Theodore Rupert
Avon Leake
Clifford George’ Toghill
Grafton
Attila Dennis Kratiyak
Avon
Robert Charles Impiccini
Robert Joseph McNally
Lloyd Lester Dill
Box
LaGrange
Robert Charles Zaremba
B.D
Litchfield
Jack Lou Slack
B. D
Whibur Clay Jton Drake
Robert H. Reichard
Gulf Road
Howard Clayton Shaner
R. D
Af‘ter
Stanley Trivan
Oyich
Lake
William Raymond Rice
George John Lilac
Stephen Francia Hodovan
Ernest William Palmer
North Olmsted
Richard Lane Noble
Edger Allen Hirzet
John Anton Fischer
Joseph Stanley Rozga
Hox OS
Harry Clayton Ponting
Frank Or‘yerne Blade
Raymond
Carl.Jantz
Leonard Paul ‘Yost
Millercourt
Elytia
Kenneth Clarence Gabel
Gideon Pete Serbu
David Wayne Anton
Clyde RR
Mallenbute
James Andrew Bines
Perry Joseph Jers
Irregular Labor Protests and Political Fallout
In Minnesota a disturbance at a district hearing sparked a regular audience disruption as officials pursue a pending investigation. A 16:00 Portland time protest followed a walkout tied to wage increase demands and policy changes. The event intersects with broader national concerns about governance and leadership.
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Minn
Lebo
Avon entertains club attendees at Lobel church home
Avon residents welcomed members of the Rudy Club of the Sected Heart church at a Monday evening gathering. Mrs. Menty Winter left Monday as a delegate for the National convention of the Lady Auxiliary to the Knights of St. John at Hotel Statler in Cleveland, with Rev Stokes Watson and Mrs Alen Mararette and family noted among attendees.
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Avon
Iitten Wagner
Rudy Club
Heart Church of
Lobel
Menty Winter
Knights of St. John
Hotel Statler
Cleveland
Mee Stokes Watson
Alen Mararette
Fragmentary OCR Item From Amherst Faculty Note
Fragmentary text shows unclear names and roles. Mentions maternity, clerical terms, and a reference to Clara B. Gordon and a faculty setting at Sansechu State College. Overall content is garbled with nonsensical segments and lacks coherent events or dates.
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Amherst
Mase
Clara B. Gordon
Priee
Willem
Armatroagh
Sansechusett State College
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