Youth rebellion and celebrity satire mix in New York diary
New York July 6. A column notes idle chatter about youths and reform, contrasting romanticized rebellion with hardworking students funding tuition by night. Elsa Maxwell draws crowds with playful masquerade while Hollywood stars chase wealth, potentially stifling real artistic drive.
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Hollywood ambition and fading glamour in 1937 column
Robert B. Sherwood quits a high salary to pursue artistic aims while pessimism about windfalls affecting creativity appears. The piece notes actors' dependence on publicity, their sensitivity to criticism, and recalls Bustanoby and early showdays in a reflective column from 1937.
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Robert B. Sherwood
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Kent State Men Oppose Cigarettes For Co Eds
Kent State University men oppose co ed smoking after tabulated questionnaire results show a sizeable majority deeming it wrong. One student notes in a marginal reply that moderate drinking and smoking are habit forming and injurious to offspring.
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Kent State University
Russian Doukhobor Cult Members Plead Forlen Court
Members of the Fanatical Cult Women of Doukhobors gathered outside the British Columbia courthouse as leader Peter Veregin received a three month jail term for insulting passersby while intoxicated. Police urged restraint after a planned protest by sun worshipers and pacifists was discouraged. The group, founded in Russia over 200 years ago, faced past deportation battles in 1934 amid its communistic opposition to the dominion government.
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Canada
Peter Veregin
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Tompkins Family Celebrates Birthday at Byron Tompkins Home
Twenty eight members of the Tompkins family gathered Sunday at the Byron Tompkins home to celebrate Mr Tompkins seventy fifth birthday. A picnic dinner was served at noon and afternoon callers included W N Burns and Elmer George. Shelva Hawke accompanied her relatives from Washington DC while they visited here and planned to stay until after the Fourth. BRIEFS updates mention Mrs George Harrison and Alma Hawke visiting Elyria and Carrie Splete staying with her brother W F Splete. Mrs Blanche Tite works as a practical nurse and Mrs Charles Yost is on the sick list. Mr and Mrs Chester Carpenter hosted guests for an entertainment gathering.
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Byron Tompkins
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W. N. Burns
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Elmer George
Patsy Burns
Marvin Bennett and
Cleveland
George Harrison
Alma Hawke
Clarence Dyke
Elyria
Carrie Splete
W. F. Splete
Blanche Tite
Alfred Meyers
Charles Yost
Chester Carpenter
Walter Fishburns family dinner Sunday
Walter Fishburn and family shared a meal Sunday. Mr and Mrs Edwin and the Choen herr and daughter from Elyria visited the Terrell home as Sunday callers. Mrs Fred Stoll plans a few days with relatives in Cleveland.
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Edwin &Choenherr
Elyria
Les Terrell
Fred Stoll Fa
Cleveland
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