European war debt talks loom amid U S treasury hopes
The Roosevelt administration eyes a potential windfall from resumed European debt negotiations as nations seek to repay back debts. Europe probes weaker terms to unlock American loans while South American defaults threaten Western Hemisphere finance. A Navy drydock contract signals hidden war planning, and internal U S debates on taxation and reserves reshape policy.
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Hollywood gossip and on set observations from Jimmie Fidler
Jimmie Fidler speaks on current film trends and star images. He notes fashion shifts toward shorter skirts and evaluates performances by Frederic March Joan Crawford Grace Moore and Marion Davies. He mentions Madeleine Carroll and Loretta Young as standout figures and shares impressions of Moscha Auer Maureen O'Sullivan Beverly Roberts and Al Boasberg at MGM with a light, opinionated tone.
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Ruby Keeler
Jean Harlow
Frederic March
Joan Crawford
Moscha Auer
Madeleine Carrol
Marlene Dietrich
Marlene
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Lawrence Stallings
James Gaynor
Maureen O’sullivan
Simone Smor
Loretta Young
Beverly Roberts
Calorie Clock Shocks diner as waiter explains value
In a studio cafeteria scene, Napoleon and Napoleon era reminiscence fades as Robert Taylor and Rod quarrel over a chicken sandwich. The punch line reveals the item’s price is not the cost but its calories, prompting Rod’s silent rage.
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Child star Bobby Breen Objected To Real Flowers
A director recalls Bobby Breen balking at carrying a trey of flowers in a scene he feared would make him look like a sissy. The director finally revealed the flowers were not real, and Breen conceded that the fake blooms were acceptable.
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Field’s Nose Shrinks Amid Illness While Bill Fights Illness
The article notes W. C. Fields showing nose reduction during his prolonged sickness as a minor point beside Bill’s ongoing health struggle. It describes limited mobility with rides and short walks and the challenge of restoring health enough to act in films. It highlights relentless medical care with little success in rebuilding a failing body.
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Bill
Comedy Nose and Hollywood Ego Payoff
A Montana Indian photo provokes Bill Fields to joke his nose is a comedic asset beside his delivery. Frank Shields, once MGM’s rising star, soured when executives kept him unused, then released on the tennis court to silence.
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AtcNought
Notable Illnesses and Holiday Visits North of Town
George Taylor is very ill at Mrs. Treva Blair's home. A. B. Wadsworth family and Mrs. Nellie Detric with Virginia attended Thanksgiving at Chris Wadsworth's in Cleveland. Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Parks visited relatives Thursday for dinner. Baldin-Wallace College students Mary Hyde Marjory Falls Adelbert Knapp Marjorie Young Robert Avery Ralph Gray and local families shared Thanksgiving. George Green is very ill at home west of town. Frances Ramser of Ohio State is with her parents Henry and—Ramser for the holiday.
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Ohio State
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Selly Street
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Butternut Ridge
Fire starts in Penfield home due to stove mishap
A stove mishap caused a fire in the living room and attic of Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Babson in Penfield. Wellington report notes the blaze originated in that residence and spread upward through the ceiling to the attic.
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Local Social Notes Highlight Community Gatherings
A series of informal visits and hospitality events are recorded. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Robinson from Akron were guests of the Gentes on Burrer road. J. Roger Ingram and Beatrice Burrer joined John Radie family for a weekend gathering. Walter Flannery hosted the Young People’s Club Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. William King hosted a Sunday gathering with Elizabeth Joczxeta of Cleveland and Harold Williams of Medina among attendees.
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Akron
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Cleveland
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Medina
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Litchfield
Two New Baby Girls Reported in Litchfield Area
Two baby girls arrived in Litchfield this week. One was born Tuesday morning at the Koppes home on Herbert Rising farm Burrer road, and the other at the Salmon home on Branch road. Willis Leach recovered from a minor illness by Sunday after a brief setback the prior week.
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Burrer Road
Frank Salmon
Branch Road
Willis Leach
Cattle Famine Noted While Public Omitted In 1933 Report
In 1933 Soviet press largely ignored the famine but mentioned distress among cattle. The coverage focused on other topics while conveying agricultural hardship through limited livestock references.
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Russia
Fire at Friday Morning Incident Near Well ington
Roger Babson detected smoke and crackling at about 98 oclock Friday morning and alerted the Wellington fire department. The fire was extinguished before arrival. losses were small.
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Wellington
Peck baby born at Falls Clinic in Brighton
A six and three quarters pound daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Roy Peck on Thursday night at Falls Clinic. The family resides in Brighton.
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Falls Clinic
Brighton
Methodist Episcopal Church Service and Community Notes
Methodist Episcopal ChurchLonzo S Green Minister Sunday school 930 Charles Barnes superintendent Morning sermon subject The Distinguished Christ Epworth League at 630 Evening sermon subject Down But Not Out Music in the morning an anthem Still Still With Thee by William Barnes Women's trio Gertrude Dibble Leora Yoxtheimer Martha BeVier sing Into the Woods My Master Went A song service precedes evening session Numerous local names and family notices from Wellington Elyria Grafton Penfield Butternut Ridge and nearby communities include hospitalities and recent travels.
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Gertrude Dibble
Leora Yoxtheimer
Martha Be Vier
William Whipple Ill. M H Wadsworth Seriously
Report notes William Whipple is very ill and M H Wadsworth remains seriously ill. Local officials have not released further updates on their conditions.
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M. H. Wadsworth
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