Rivoli Theatre Teases Stars and Studio Tales
At the Rivoli Theatre Corne ston crowd hears political weight of economy and showbiz gossip. Jimmie Fidler mockingly critiques self it is a review of industry players from Gail Patrick to Orson Welles and Joan Crawford, with notes on Crosby children and rising stars. The piece mixes entertainment lore with social commentary in a bustling 1940s style.
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Huda'nest
China
Sute
Fot Pollol
Aulofons
Furs of
Insecta
Jimmie Fidler
Gail Patrick
Cornwell Jackson
Claude Jarman, Jr
Hollywood
Fils Finely
Ton Agricultural College
Tennessee
Bing Crosby
Bill Gargan
Gary Crosby
Leslie Clargan
Bellers Mine Prep School
San Jose
Cal
Joan Crawford
Daisy Kenyon
20Th Century-Fox
Isadore Friedman
MGM
Friedman
Miss Crawford
New York
Joann
Sul Bendix
Bill
Beast
Ann Sheridan
Errol Flynn
Macbeth
Orson Welles
Smarty
Welles A
Commission To Study Executive Branch Of The Government
A 12 member bipartisan commission to study and streamline the federal executive branch is to be convened at the White House for a precursor meeting with President Truman. Hoover is a candidate for chairman unless he declines. if not, Rep Clarence J Brown would serve. President Truman appointed four members including Forrestal Flemming Acheson Mead and Dayton, Ohio industrialist George H. Mead. The panel aims to report and organize the commission and elect a chairman.
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Washington
Investi
Governo+ment
White House
Truman
Capitol HM
Hoover
Clarence J. Brown
Ohio
Navy
James Forrestal
Civil Service Commission
Arthur
Flem
Ming
Dean Acheson
George H. Mead
Dayton
Joseph W. Martin, Jr
the &Taff
the McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Hollywood star masks art ambitions amid studio glare
A Hollywood star, amid studio glare, contemplates painting and other hobbies, dismissing critics while insiders doubt her lasting restraint. She muses that public image may boost any endeavor, including writing or singing, though she fears only fame matters.
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Hollywood
Tim
Whistler
Pame
Fight to Reinstate Columbus Veteran in State Aid Job
John H. Davis, a Columbus veteran, launched a court fight to reclaim his $3,600 annual job in the State Aid for the Aged Division, abolished March. An alternative writ was issued ordering division head Karl Babb to restore Davis or show cause. Also reports a Nazi charges arrest of former German consul Fritz Weldéman in Munich. New Mexico ex-governors' ages noted, with George Curry aged 85 as senior.
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Columbus
John H. Davis
Davis
Common Pleas Court
Myron G. Gesdamah
Karl 2. Babb
Munich
Fritz Weldéman
San Franscisco
N. M
Santa
Suburban Calendar Entry Noted in 4408 Issue
A fragmented calendar item appears in the 4408 issue with odd timing marks and unclear details. Readable parts suggest a local schedule or civic note but specifics are lost in OCR noise. The fragment hints at a community or suburban event listing without concrete names or dates.
Community event notices from multiple towns summarized
Tonight Lake Avenue North Slyria Grangé honors newly married coupiléa at Apatty at p m. Saturday North Olmsted Hi Teen Conted opens at p m at Memorial Building. Sunday North Ridgeville Family Movie Night at Congregational church. Huntington Sheppard Shire reunion at town hall on Sunday July 20. Avon Lake Recreation and Welfare Association meeting at park hall Monday at 8 p m.
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Lake Avenue
North Slyria
Avon Lake
Re Lervation and Welfare Association
BP. m
Park Hall
Community notices and club meeting schedule roundup
Avon Lake Archary clads at 1 f. Mm. at park grounds Eaton Grange County officers meet 8 p.m. Home Economies chairmen urged to attend bring cookies for lunch Olmsted Kiwanis Club dinner 6 30 p.m. at town hall N Olmsted Boy Scouts troop 204 7 p.m. Clague road church N Olmsted Wheels Club 7 30 p.m. Hud N Olmsted Literature Group 8 30 p.m. Library First American Laws note pre 1840 American carpenters used European gas Henry Disston 21-year-old made first commercial American saw today American saws exported
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N. Olmsted
Wheels Club
Olmsted
the Library
Europe
Kenry Disston
Bananas dominated world trade since the 20th century
Bananas have grown for centuries in tropical regions but large scale trade began in the 20th century. The United States became the world's largest importer, typically taking more than half of the international banana tonnage.
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United States
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