Hollywood Cheers for Farmer's Daughter Satire
A lively Hollywood column lauds That Farmer's Daughter praising its funny sharp satire and clever treatment. It highlights Mara Loretta Young Joel Colton Ethel Barrymore and Charles Bickford as strong names, notes the film’s political angles and family friendly appeal, and urges broad viewership while commending production teams. It also restates the column's view that humor need not rely on double entendres.
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Rolly Woob
Fartier
Mara
Loretta Young
Joeph Colton
Ethel Barrymore
Challas Bickford
Screen Entertainment
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Ile
Carbon Copy
Jase
Clevser
Hollywood
van Johnson
Keenan Wytin
Stirling Hayden
Boris Morros
Russia
England
Jane Russell
Porphirio
Brackett
Jody Norris
Misy de ‘Havilland
Mr. Brackett
Misa Norris
Sec
Miss de Havilland
I, B. Warner
Supreme
Christus
Public opinion favors Republicans in 1948 election
Fortune survey shows 77 percent expect a Republican president if elections were held now. Dewey leads Republicans with 40 percent, followed by Bricker, Vandenberg, Stassen, and Tattersall. Respondents link Roosevelt era labor power and finance policy to Republican appeal and predict GOP gains nationally and in key states.
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Truman
United States
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
John W. Bricker
Robert Ac Tatt
Trumat
Dewey
Arthur M. Vandenberg
Afithigan
Harold Stassen
Minnesota
Bricker
Tattsch
Franklin D. Roosevelt
U.S
Roosevelt
Fortune
Pigs Eye View Experts Testify On Market Highs
Financial experts testify that pigs are at an all time high. The piece notes few men gain or lose but emphasizes the sensational impact of the hog market on news.
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New York Post Corporation
Brownhelm Women’s Guild Meets at Church Event
Brownhelm Women’s Guild of the Brownheld Evangelical and Reformed church met Thursday hosted by Mrs Elmer Kneisel and co hostess Mrs Louise Kneisel. Program on The Way of Peace in Europe. Invitations accepted to Vermilion church meeting March 19 with Mrs Lloyd Beuthel reviewing The Gauntlet. Lunch served. 1017 members and guests listed.
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Women's Guild
Brownhelm
Women's ‘Guild
Brownheld Evangelical and Reformed Church
Elmer Kneisel
Louise Kneisel
Erwin, Bachman
Europe
Alfred Brill
Mise Esther Pippert
Vermilion Evangelical and Reformed Church
Lloyd Beuthel
Hostexer
Margaret Peck
Fred Neiding
Elmer Portman
Willam Trinter
Robert Nogisel
William Kneisel
Anna Kropf
Clara Baron
F.horn
Cleola Morris
Thelia Nugent
Lydia Bacon
E. J. Hennig
Marcel
Andes
America
Producers
Warner
Jeans
Patricia Walker
Warker Brothers
The
McNaughk Syndicate, Inc
Lewis Breales on renewed soft coal talks and negotations
The letter to Sen Homer Capes Hart discusses renewed soft coal negotiations, noting neither government nor coal operators have made overtures. It cites a December 1 walkout call and places the onus on operators to engage, timed ahead of a Supreme Court term and a broad set of questions from Capelart Mocae Juast.
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Washingtons
Nilenes
Homer Capeshart
Ind
Herohatg
Lewis
Capelart
Mocae Juat
Supreme Court
Plans for mine reform bring private ownership debate
Officials discuss a government plan tied to a High Court ruling to return coal mines to private ownership. The move would invite miners and operators to negotiate new contracts amid a nationwide effort. Sheriff and deputy chiefs are mentioned in a separate local incident involving a deputy marriage.
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Lewis
High Court
Minera
Sede
Orbenville
Fragmented OCR window into rural music and sports scene
Fragmentary readable items describe rural frolics a music treasure hunt a pipe band area and sports notes. Mentions include West homer Terre and Five bewia Je Bere ca Rem. A rough garbled list hints at events and people including Armstong and King Fenneanee with scattered references to local names and venues.
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Homer
Aduieir
Monae
Wellington County Music Festival Highlights and Canceled Concert
Wellington's music scene features a busy festival with many ensembles including a four part group, a trumpet quartet and a flute trio among 800 county participants. Auditions and soloists are listed, while the Oberlin College Glee Club event is canceled due to influenza. Community groups meet to discuss conventions, fundraisers, and club activities with notes on upcoming meetings and donations to the Cancer Fund.
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Wellington
Lérala
Salo
Clearview
Tate
Fouibone
Wilson Couneh
Carl Earnhardt
William Sponseller
Max Boise
Charles Green
Vernice Terry
Luanne Hill
Dorothy Baker
Bett Lou Fals
Delores Schwanke
Bev«erly Smith
Eloine Aytis
Miss Arndt
Max Bo
Mineola Seitzer
Wessey
Herrick Avenue
Mary Toth
Raat
R. D
Herman Schmellinger
Nirs
Russel Kenler
Literary Club
Cancer Fund
Wellington News: Social Events and Local Notices
Rey Dietivers Servite Gali and Pabtit Wane Herried Ave are noted with a photo. The evening of sewing for hostesses Mrs Edna Sigler and Leola included light refreshments. Charles B Coen, WWII veteran services rep, changes his Wellington post office schedule to Bi unt Ifafi. Royal Arch Masons set 7 30 pm Monday for MEM Degree. American Legion Auxiliary and Woman's Afternoon Club meet, Village Council convenes, and Home Church plans a Homecoming weekend with North Hill Methodist Church choir members. Gerald Hughes and son graduate from Eleotorics Materials School at Great Lakes. Rural Mall Carriers plan trips to the deep south. Mrs. Ellen Dunkle celebrates her 89th birthday with family.
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Edna Sigler
Leola
Schedale
Charles B. Coen
Valérans
Wellington
T Royal
I Woman's
American’ Legion Auxiliary
Village Council
Laurence BeVier Abdchildigh
Mise Mary Rutledgesh
Akron
North Hill Methodist Church
Boz. Vier
North Hill
Gerald & Hughes
Ic U
Edward Hugher
Prospect Street
Eleetorics
Naval Training Center
Great Lakes
Moo
Percy Garrett Ro
Deep South
Mexico
Clifton West
New Orleans
West
Mad Carier
Truman Plans Major Texas Speech Amid Midwest Trip
White House said President Truman will deliver a 20 to 25 minute speech at Baylor University in Texas on Thursday. He will fly tomorrow from Kansas City to Mexico City leg of the trip, with the Mexican ambassador joining the party. Truman intends to visit his mother at Grandview, Missouri, after a stop in Kansas City.
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Washington
Hauge
Reumai
Baylor University
Wats
Tee
Hinjof
Ghats G. Rosa
Kane Aas City
Mexico City
Kansas City
Fairfax Airport
Kutgas City
Grandview
Martha Truman
Ultimatum Demanded in Rubber Wage Fight
United Rubber Workers CIO issued an ultimatum to the big four rubber companies demanding resume of negotiations by now with a 26 cent per hour wage increase. More than 90 percent of members approved strike action if needed. The four firms employ about 100,000 workers.
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Cleveland
United Rubber Workers
CIO
Nowi Wn
P. Goodrich
Firestone Tire and Rubber
Good+ year Tire and Rubeer
U. S. Rubber
General’ Executive Board
Cincinnati
One Man 11 Horses Die In Flames At Stable Blaze
A man and eleven horses burned in a fire at a stable in Spring ArkuGne. A body found in the ruins is identified as 22 year old groom Kintell. Four horses from the same stable named Pooompé, Sly Manner, Jack Morley and No Gates were reported among the losses. Fire caused estimated damages of about $1,000 and a church fundraiser was launched to repair. The blast and explosion also damaged nearby basement doors.
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Tuind
Fieshén
Estel Surgebs
Steyentild Ginoin
Obi
Wetet
Urete
Pooipté
Sly Manner
Jack Morley
No Gates
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