Fewer Women In The Next Congress
New York reports indicate there will be fewer women in the upcoming Congress. Five women were elected or re elected, with a chance to rise to six or seven after final returns from New Mexico and California. Several incumbents and newcomers are named, including Katharine B. St George in New York.
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New York
New Mexico
California
Helen Gahagan Douglas
Frederick M. Roberts
Georgia Lusk
Congress
Mary T. Norton
New Jersey
House, Labor Committee
Frances Bolton
Edith Nourse Rogers
Mast
Margaret Chase Smith
Emily Taft Douglas
Wilnels
Chase Going Woodhouse
Connecticut
Helen Douglas Mankin
Georgia
Clare Booth Luce
Conn
Jessie Sumner
Jane Pratt
N.C
Katharine B. St. George
Radio Schedule Highlights Numerous Shows Across Day
A dense listing of radio programs and hosts across varied time slots. Names include Portia, Tom Manning, Fred Waring, Jack Berch, Nancy Dixon, Woman's Club of Vi, and many others with mentions of news, music, and variety segments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portia
Farr
Tom Manning
al Thomas
World News
Dennis
Jack Haley
Abbott
A Costello
Eddie Cantor
Harkness
Fae Bory
Mualc
Happy Hank
Lara Lawton
Head of Life
Anyee Jordan
Fred Waringhoy
Jack Berch
David Harum
Linda
Lowe
Kuitor
Jad Meritali Harmon
Woman's Club of Vi
Nancy Dixon
Today's Children
Woman In Waite
Masaverade
Wile
Stella
Lorenzo Jonen
Young Widner
Alan Young
Aporta
Visitors and Calls Shared in Huntington Social Round
Huntington notes list recent visitors to Mr and Mrs Jaltrson Crile and their hosts. Names include Stephew Clifford Hillins of Cleveland Jessie First and Robert Stine of Fredericksburg Moss Jennie Minner Albert Holdridge and sister Clara Crile Akron A J Crile Oberlin and Warren Fesman of Wonster. A long receipt notes returning home after ten days away and various social calls, with further mentions of Crile bereavement and local gatherings.
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Huntington
Jaltrson
Stephew
Clifford Hillins
Cleveland
Jessie First
Robert Stine
Fredericksburgh
Moss Jennie Minner
Albert Holdridge
Clatj Cre
Akron
A. J. Crile
Obertin
Warren Fesman
Wonster
Cliva Cade
Hen
Crode
Alten Crumpas
Adres
Adead Mrooa
Bred Mohn
Tay Flesda
Carr of
Sera
Soidier Park Strasota
Havel Naegengoth
Bowen
Heer Busters
Bowens
Seo Crile
Iaakrenes
Eyef Wells
J Cale
Funeral Attendance Ties Wooster to Canton and Sullivan
Clara Crile visited the homes of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Fryman in Wooster and Mrs. Gerald Rice of Canton and Mrs. Lovilla Rice of Sullivan to attend the funeral of Mrs. Josephine Welling, a lifelong friend, on Saturday. The report notes trailer crash features and modern home appliances like fuel wood outfits, fluorescent lighting, snack bats, cleeting bitehops and dishwashers.
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Clara Crile
Warren Fryman
Wooster
Gerald Rice
Canton
Lovilla Rice
Sullivan Ace
Forest Rice
Tiffin
Josephine Welling
Hollywood Marriages Inspire Wagers On Weds and Divorces
A letter to Jimmie Fidler proposes legalizing public betting on Hollywood stars marriages and divorces. It cites Martha Raye Artie Shaw and others as short term bets while noting tax and public appetite for gossip. Other items include Chevalier, Niven, Bergman, Boyer, and Lancaster in production news, plus a joke about Clamorous Hamburgers at a new lunch counter.
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Hollywood
California
Martha Raye
Crosby
Miss Raye
Shaw
Jimmie
Fidler
James
Johnny Weissmuller
Etralyplus
Oo Roe
John Howard
Ann Blyth
Maurice Chevalier
RKO
France
David Niven
Charles Boyer
David Lewis
Lewis Milestone
Ingrid Bergman
Mile Stone
John Garfield
Rabbit Town
Beverly Hills Tropics
Olivia de Mavilland
Robert Mitclyum
Bridgeport
Itonia
Boulevard
Hal Wallis
Lizabeth Scort
Burt Lancaster
New York
Fred Allen
Larry Adler
MGM
the Airways
Johnny Greene
The
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Belden Students Named to Honor Rolls for First Six Weeks
Belden schools announce high honor and honor rolls across grades. Notables include high honors for Grade 1 students Joan Eppley and Raymond Anderson, Grade 3 Carol Sehriever, Grade 6 Norman Stephenson, and Grade 7 Ella Mac Reynolds, with numerous others across grades 2 5 and 9.
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Russell Klein
Stephen Janusko
Norman Stephenson
Allan Sooy
George Kocur
Gayle Klinech
Wilemene Schultz
Ella Mac Reynolds
Beulah Wise
Shirley
Suburban Calendar Show Evening Community Meetings
Carlisle Circle four meets at Arlys Jackson home at 8 p m Belden PTA meets at 1 p m Eaton Church of Christ Group 4 gathers at Mrs Kenneth Hawke home at 8 p m Eaton Game Club meets at Town Hall at 8 p m Election of officers Vincent Fall Festival at school 7 p m Carlisle Grange to bring white elephants for prizes meeting starts 8 p m Friday Carlisle East Carlisle PTA meeting 8 p m Chatham W S C S bazaar and fried chicken dinner paper drive planned by Grange at La Grange November 9 residents asked to tie papers and magazines and place on porch Fertilizer sacks needed
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Walt Menrich
Walt Henrien
Newa News
Aca
Walt
Menrich Collee Club
Bing Croaby
Kenny Beker
Munta _Brooke
Wrnters Church
Tomi Breneman
Brine
Siam Home
Rosemary
Kate Ruth Glamor
Jenny
Helen Trent
Bister Waukhage
Malarie Ravas
Burton Clove
Perry Mason
Lone Journey Sundaval
Morean Manor
Buprrman
Armatrone
Tennessee Jed
Andarn
Montana
Cawboya
Borothy Fuldheim
Telin West
Bruce McDonald
Jack Smith
Salin Group
Peece
Gabriel Heuer
Ginny Simma
Duranted& Moore
Bheritt
Ignorsni
Bitiken
Peredian
Moras Young News
Carlisle
John W W. Kurtz
East Carlisle
LA Grange
Granege
Honor roll listings for grades ten to twelve names
The document lists students achieving high and honor rolls: Grade 10 Al Di Ven censa. Grade 11 high honors Virginia Beane and Betty Jane Box. Grade 11 honor roll Virgil Tompkins Ruth Mennell Mary Ann Blar key. Grade 12 honor roll Jane Beris will Irene Gelalles Esther Dennis Merle Reisinger Jerry Severns Richard Mennell and Bob Zaremba.
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Speith
Carol Reynolds
Gerry Hoff
al di Vencensa
Virginia Beane
Betty Jane Box
Virgil Tompkins
Ruth Mennell
Mary Ann Blarkey
Jane Beriswill
Irene Gelalles
Esther Dennis
Merle Reisinger
Jerry Severns
Richard Mennell
Bob Zaremba
Moisture Needs for Grain and Bread Production
A historical note states that 500 pounds of water are required to grow one pound of corn and 37 gallons of water to produce a single slice of bread. This highlights the extensive water use in staple food crops and baking.
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Coffey
United States
Encyclopaedia Britannica
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Capitol
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Patsy
Fenn
Lasy Times Tonite
George White
Roy Rogers
Utah
Elyria Theatres
Rivoli
Milwaukee
Dennis Morgan
Toan Leslie
Jack Carson
Rivoli Theatre
Tal
Superman Captain Midnight
Tom Mix
Richmond
Montana Cowboya
Eyes
Tom Harmon
Andorn-Aporte
Dorothy Fuldheim
Barber
Robert Trout
Mith
Pepe
Sam
Abi
Gabriel Heatter
Dick Haym
Eddie Dooley
Treaming
Adee Lemmerman
Theta Fintegean
Sleepy Beranade
Tor
Benny Goodman
Claude Thornhit
Walt Henrich Grotain
Symphonie
Hang Mao
Victor
Ace
Tuna
Crib
Hing Crosby Bong Jann
Anthony Cedric
Ken
Fiore
Jimmie Ficer
Belden
Nature
Boan
Doan
Candlelite Inn
Ady
Edith Mae
Edlith Mae Hat Shoppe
Middle Avenue
Circle Four
Arlys Jackson
Lorain Coliseum
Ray Robbins
Ruddy Rich
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