Howard Hughes Image Gains Respect in Hollywood Circle
Hollywood gossip notes Howard Hughes shifts from a self made risk taker to a respected business figure. Jimmie Fidler cites Hughes motive as achievement not avarice, recalls his world flight and decision to withdraw old films. Anecdotes include Ellison’s failed weed burning and Bergen McCarthy reissues. Eleanor Powell encounters Eddie Buzzell and a street dance idea.
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Hollywood
Howard Hughes
Howard
Hughes
Jimmie Fidler
Los Angeles
Eleanor Powell
Beverly Hills
Eddie Buzzell
Honolulu
Eleanor
Century Lutheran Progress film at St Johns Lutheran
A moving picture titled The Call of the Cross shows 100 years of Lutheran history beginning with Saxon immigration driven by church liberalism. It follows pastors Stephan and Walther, the latter becoming first president of the Missouri Synod, and covers pioneer hardships, malaria, clergy and lay struggles, and the church’s early printing efforts. The film, under Grace and St Johns Lutheran church, screens tomorrow at 3 o’clock.
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St. John’s Lutheran Church
Lawor State
America
Stephan and
Walther
Missour Synod
Lutheran Church
Pears
Grace
St Jeans Lutheran
Four Italian Troop Ships Withdraw From Spain
Rome reports four troop ships sailing from Naples to embark about 10 000 Italian soldiers as Mussolini withdraws forces from the Spanish Civil War. The move comes amid stalled talks with Britain on their mutual friendship accord and Ethiopia policy.
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Spain
Rome
Naples
Benito Mussolni
Ttals
Ethiopia
Friendsa Pl
Auto Driver Fined for Driving While Intoxicated
Clyde E Boley of 208 Wincles Street was fined 50 dollars and costs and his license suspended for six months after pleading guilty to driving while intoxicated inpolice court before Mayor Joseph Q Petro. He was arrested about 1904 m today on Cleveland Street.
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Clyde E Boley
Wincles Street
Joseph Q Petro
Boley
Cleveland Street
Western Squire and Frontier Plans Behind C B DeMille
A fragment recounts CB DeMille shaping a Western Cheyenne frontier for Union Pacific and railways, likening Hollywood’s rise to dissatisfaction that drove The Squaw Man from New York, while Bob Burns exits at United Airport during National Air Week, asking if there is a charge.
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CB DeMille
Union Pacific
Hollywood
New York
Flagstaff
Arizona
Bob Burns
United Airport
National Air Week
Bob
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Sally Rand Sued For 375 000 Dollars
HOLLYWOOD Oct Sally Rand faced a civil lawsuit for 375000 dollars filed by Faith Bacon once billed as the most beautiful woman in the world. Bacon claims she originated the fan dance in 1930 to help Earl Carrell evade New York indecent exposure laws and accuses Rand of stealing the idea. She seeks damages and an injunction prohibiting Rand from using five foot fans to avoid appearing nude.
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Hollywood
Oct
Faith Bacon
Broadway
Sally Rand
Miss Bacon
Earl Carrell
New York
Miss Rand
Elyrian 18 Fined for Indictation at Police Court
Charlies Bagby of 409 Elm Street fined $1 and costs for intoxication when arraigned before Major Joseph Q. Petro at the police court this morning. The brief hearing noted the defendant was Elyrian 18 years old and facing a minor alcohol offense in the city misdemeanor docket.
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Charlies Bagby
Elm Street
Joseph Q Petro
Carlisle General Aid Meeting at La Porte Church
The La Porte MoE Church Ladies Aid holds a tureen luncheon on Wednesday October 12 at 12:30 PM in the church dining room. Members are urged to attend to plan the year with the new chairman Mrs Ray Jackson succeeding Miss Ava Pitkin.
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Carlisle
General Aid
la Porte Moe
Ladies Aid
Ray Jackson
Ava Pitkin
Chicken supper and club meetings highlight LaPorte notices
LaPorte groups announce a chicken supper at LaPorte Methodist Church on October 26 at 3:30 PM with reservations via Groups IV and chairmen Thad Robson and Mrs Archie Welton. Mrs Reber E Lee and Mrs Ed Lee hosted a luncheon for Group IV, and upcoming bake sales and social meetings are planned. The East Carlisle Womans Club meets October 27 at Wes Frann Heerese Graf ton Road, with executive committee notes and Boy Scout activities in Carlisle and LaPorte. A Lambda Chi sponsored Carlisle Scouts program, Master of the Carlisle Booster Troup Myron Saussler, is set for October 13 at East Carlisle School with ticket sales and semaphore needs.
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la Porte ME
Ohorch
Iliena IV
Thad Rebson
Archie Welton
Reber’ E Lee
Ed Lee
Ole Street
Group IV
LaPorte
Ladies Aid
East Carlisle Womans Club
Thurson
Wes Frann
Elont
Carlisle
Firelard
Brownhelm
Hurs Club
Myron Sausder
Fof Flag
Frana Harrison H
Hurlbut
Thad Robson Lester Boxer
C OF Whitney
Earl Ervin
LaPorte Ladies Aid
Lynne Hamlin
Ruth Ehrke
Harvard Avenue
Hamlin
Agai
Fred Conleés
Joice Gregg
Secretar
Secret Sisters
Frank Harrison
Rath Ehrie
Frank MeVetta
Fred
McMullen
C N Johner
Gregg
Ruth Ehrhe
Joyce Grege
Harmison
Grafton Road
Myron Saussler
Saussler
Lambda Chi
East Carlisle
Scout
Poetic Reflection on Faces Flowers Moonlight and Dreams
A concise meditation on the human face, flowers and cloud imagery. It links moonlit cornices to the vast dreamscape, suggesting art and vision teach in subtle, intimate ways. The piece centers on sensory beauty and inner understanding without explicit narrative.
Political intrigue and bets in the 1940s election race
Washington coverage highlights LaGuardia weighing Lehman and Dewey as candidates. Lehamns attack on the Presidents court plan, Dewey as GOP favorite, and LaGuardias distrust of both shape a tense political landscape. Also notes a new monopoly probe idea and quirky thrift of elephant souvenirs amid campaign chatter.
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Washington
LaGuardia
Herbert Lehman
New York
White House
Tom Dewey
LaGuardias
New Deal
Lehman
Dewes
Dewer
William Ring
Omemittee
USA
King
Senate
Court attendance hits low at new building opening
The Supreme Court drew its smallest crowd since moving to the new building as three Washington diplomats and two ambassadors were among a small group observed leaving a tree ride home. Argentine Ambassador Papi Brae, and Uruguayan Minister Ruhhng were noted among attendees.
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Supreme Court
Iito Us
Washington
Papi
Ambassado Barentel
Ruhhng
United Feature Syndicate
Tne
Litchfield softbal lanch to finals victory crowns league
Litchfield captured the league title by winning 10 to 4 over Columbia in the second finals game. The note lists various local church groups and meetings, with multiple attendees and community events noted alongside the ballgame summary.
Local notes from Belden and nearby towns
Guests and callers frequent area homes this week. Jottings record visits by Mrs Quinn Kellogg and Geraldeen Kellogg to Grattan relatives, and gatherings at the Wahlin and Langdon households in Akron and Grattan. Several locals, including Mrs Edith Taylor of Elyria and Mrs Gott, attended dinners, birthdays, and a funeral in Belden, Wellington, Lakewood, and Hopewell, with neighbors like the Lapsanski family moving into a vacated house and others taking part in district events and services.
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Quinn Kellogg
Geraldeen
Kelloggs
Clark Langdon
Grattan
Eoe Wahlin
Mir Allan Staht
Akron
Mrs. McDonald
Ernest Wahlin
Idatuhte
Betty
Verner Stern
Aabrett
Shingleton
Edith Taylor
Elyria
A D Taylor
Gott
McEndree
Wellington
Howard Lance
Miss Gott
Charles Turner
Lakewood
C M Turner
F & ‘Turner
Clayton Lehman
Belden
Turner
Wayne Turner
F C Turner
F C Hitzelberger
Hitzelberger
Grbacn
Lapsanski
Famiy
Cleveland
Sears
Alta Holmes
Fouiars
Medina
A Swanker
W B Watkins
Aousghter
Church Night Featlers and Busy Table Event at LaPorte Church
A church night at LaPorte Church featured a bountiful basement meal on Thursday October 6 hosted by Ray Jackson and Miss Ava Pitsnods. Rev Thomas Hughes led a discussion on next year’s plans and a slate of resolutions for the Methodist Conference was reviewed.
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LaPorte
Ray Jackson
Pithin
Thomas Hughes
New Sear
Vaids
Hughes
Ava Pits
Resoluton
Columba
la Porte
Ava
Sunday School Choir Purchases Music and Repairs Note
Ray Jackson Dewhurst Pitkin and J E Dewhurst organize a church effort to buy badly needed Sunday School song books and plan geographic lesson maps. The Official Board backs the choir in music purchases as Roy Robson seeks estimates for a strong oak door and weather stripping. Rally Day attendance rises with 79 in Sunday School and 1100 am service. Rev Thomas Hughes links church work to youth training.
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Roy Rob
Hughes
Ruth Ehrke
J E Dewhurst
H H Gregg
United Church
Thomas Hughes
Young Peoples Orchestra
Mass Eleanor Robson
C F Whitney
Young Peoples Choir
Oh Paradise
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