Stalin the Man of Steel Keeps Public Life Minimal
United Press reports Stalin, leader of the Soviet Union, rarel y appears in public. He largely stays within the Kremlin and his country home under heavy NKVD guarded conditions. His routines show a simple private life, long work hours, few intimates, and constant state surveillance amid ongoing political purges.
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Jonet
Enlia
Goriet Union
Moscow
Stalin
Man of Steel
Kremlin
Sergei Kirov
United Press Moscow
Caucasus
Georgia
Kaganovitch
Voroshilov
Trotsky
Tukhachevsky
Red Square
Lake Avenue Picnic at Century Park Lorain
The Lake Avenue Sunday School will hold a picnic at Century Park Lorain on Wednesday at 6 pm Mrs Harvey Green chairs the committee with assistants Mrs Everett Croskey and Mrs Reno Collier Attendees should bring buns and wieners The Lake Avenue Sunday School also held a paper sale with boys collecting papers in the neighborhood and a Saturday all day picnic at Century Park with Otto Jabbusch The North Elyria Junior Grange will hold Inspection Night at the Grange Hall Thursday at 8 pm All Juvenile Grangers urged to attend.
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Lake Avenue
Century Park
Lorain
Harvey Green
Everett Croskey
Reno Collier
Slass
Otto Jabbusch
North Elyria
Mra
John Hogan
Roger
Dale
Dorothy
Grace Hogan
Marion Center
Stessey
Hogan
Harold Starkey
D. J. Clapp
Mipton
Cleon Henry
Anna Harshbarger
Frank Porvorik
Lewistown
E. F. Croskey
Charles Leonard
Croskey
Rice’s Dam
James Brehm Af Kipton
Frank Behnke
William "Behnke
Waldameer Beach
Erie
Rolland Behnke
R. H. Miller
Will Snyder
Cleveland
Eliene Croskey
C. J. Seeley
Charles
Wellington
Bates Accepts Westinghouse Post as Lab Director
Professor Allen Bates of Case School of Applied Science leaves his eight year metallurgy chair to become director of the chemical and metallurgical laboratory at Westinghouse in East Pittsburgh. He is understood to begin duties today. He is the son of Mr and Mrs A P Bates of 105 Eastern Heights Boulevard.
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Allen Bates
Case School of Applied Science
Mra. A. P. Bates
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Fot Case
Chemical and
Westinghouse
Pittsburgh
Bates
Case
Old tree in Lersch yard draws Elyrian interest
Katharine G Thomas of Islington Michigan writes from Elyria context about a cherished London style elm in the Lersch yard. She requests salvage rights to a section inscribed with her parents initials should the tree be felled and expresses hope Mr Meyer can save the historic trunk for Elyrians.
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Islington
Michigan
Chronicle-Telegram
Elsria
Elyria
Lersch Yard
Minnesota tourist struck by rifle at Old West celebration
A Minnesota tourist, who declined to disclose his name, returned home with a souvenir from the Old West after being struck in the back by a .22 caliber rifle bullet during the recent 49er celebration in Bullet 38 Souvenir Roundup. The bullet penetrated clothing and lightly scratched his back.
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Mont
Minnesota
Entangled Plans for Lola Larkin and Norman Standish
Martha Carter, Cora Standish, and Senator Balcom pursue a tangled web of accusations and secret meetings as Lola Larkin and Winfield scheme to visit Bob Emerson’s island. A note to Norman Standish hints at romance and possible marriage, while detectives close in.
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Ing
Winfield
Lola
Bob Emerson
Norman Standish
Winfieldid
Balcom
Miss Carter
Hense Bureau
Jove
Maine
Larkin
Martha
Johnson
Detective Agency
Lola Larkin
Cora Standish
Delaware
Cora
Holly
Norman
Miss Larkin
Hollywood Idol Chatter: Stars in Postage Stamp Fame Mix
Jimmie Fidler reports on Malibu star styles and gossip. Cary Grant taxes, Grace Moore memory, Walter Pater reimagined, and Ray Minland as Hollywood chess champion. Notes on Rosalind Russell, Adolphe Menjou, Tyrone Power's lineage, Ann Shirley birthdays, Greta Swarthout and Whitney fashion, Mae West, Joan Blondell, and a fan magazine editor's concealed office portrait.
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Hollywood
Malibu
Cary Grant
Walter Pater
Bet Grace Moore
Ray Minland
Dorothy Bradshaw
Rosalind Russell
Alust
Adolphe Menjou
Tyrone Power
Ann Shirley
Dizzy
Jimmy Cagney
Gladys Swarthout
Eleanore Whitney
Paul Kelly
Joan Blondell
Mae West
Girl Scout Winners and Hollywood Snakes Arch Story
A San Fernando Valley scene notes a silver jubilee camp sending seventeen contest winners to Hollywood where sixteen stay in town. In the arch area swallows’ nests attract gopher snakes, a deputy reports. The piece praises Trene Dunne’s privacy and poise amid sensational gossip and describes actor John Beal as inspirational in a money minded town.
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Hollywood
San Fernando Valley
Arch
John Beal
Beal's Theater Faith and Hollywood Dreams Collide
A portrait of actor John Beal balancing big screen salaries with stage passion. He alternates between studying painting and music, returning yearly to smaller theatres, while inspiring others with his artistic fervor despite a career in Hollywood. A young Twentieth Century contract player sparks envy and a hint of backroom studio behavior.
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John Beal
Aparit
Hollywood
Cub Reporter
Legion camps empower youths with self rule in Portland
In Portland Oregon the American Legion held a summer encampment for boys aged 14 to 20 to counter subversive groups. The youths governed themselves and were provided with copies of the U S and Oregon constitutions and drew up their own constitution.
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Voice of
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People
Artha
Rosa
Jimmie Fidler
Girl Scouts
Silver Jubilee
Trene Dunne
Anless
Briarcliff Manor
N. Y
Ruth Sumi Sakurai
Japan
Norma Forbes
Birmingham
Mary Sculle
Winchester
Acme
Twentieth Century
McNaught Syndise
Murbach Coal
Bridge Street
Aper
Castle’s Elyeia
Ohio
Second Street
Norman Bel Geddes
Geddes
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