Hollywood Starlets Vie For Tyrone Power And More
Idol Chatter surveys Hollywood’s mood as power plays and salary disputes shape studio life. It notes Sonja Henie, Bette Davis, Edward G. Robinson, Ginger Rogers, Louise Rainer, Helen Wills Moody, Eleanor Powell, Jeanette MacDonald, Grace Moore, Wallace Beery, Garbo and others. It recalls Garbo’s wage battle that secured a record weekly rate, contrasting with current salary strikers. David B. Wilentz is mentioned in relation to Hollywood labor matters.
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Hollywood
Sonja Henle
Norway
Tyrone Power
Bette Davis
Edward G. Robinson
Ginger Rogers
Louise Rainer
Helen Wills Moody
Eleanor Powell
Filmville
Jeanette MacDonald
Grace Moore
Frank Morgan
Ronald Colman
Paul Lukes
John Milyan
Priscilla Moran
Paramount
Jackie Coogan
Wallace Beery
California
Chicago
Garbo
Hollywood Wanders and Wardrobe Woes of 1937
Acolumnist tours MGW and Hollywood sets noting Irene Dunne Cary Grant scene on trial, cost overruns, and trainer tips. He spotlights technicians aging a set with webs, Robert Taylor grooming his hair between takes, and a columnist’s misprint about a star’s toupe leading to a corrected typo.
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Eral
New Jersey
Columbia
Irene Dunne
Cary Grant
Wilentz
Irene
Woentz
MGW
Old Dame Nature
Hollywood
Robert Taylor
Bob
McNaught Syndicate
Blame and Budget Deficits Across The Nation
Ernest Minor Patterson argues that while public officials deserve blame for wasteful spending, the public must also consider that deficits arise from choices on expenditures and taxes. He urges voters to decide which programs to cut or fund and which tax changes to support before next year’s elections.
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Congress
New York Times
Rivers and Harbors
Navy Yard
Senate
Amherst High School Chapels Highlight Student Appearances
Miss Lucille Leach led the Senior Hi chapel with scripts by Don Maze, while talks by Herbert Gammions Clarence Gerber and Robert Edwards framed the program. Cheerleader try outs named Eva nlyn Bruce and other students. musical selections and soloists appeared throughout. Hospital auxiliary plans for infant layettes and a benefit style show set for October 15 were announced, with proceeds aimed at the local hospital. A death notice for C R Wiseman followed by words from Dr. Wiseman and family. Farewell parties for pastors were discussed at the Queen Esther class meeting.
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Amherst
Lucille Leach
Don Maze
Herbert Gammions
Clarence Gerber
Robert Edwards
Columbus
Gerald VanKeuren
David Schmitkong
Sam Truscello
Dorothy Jones
Norma Lange
George Abraham
Miss Jones
John Brill
J. D. Kaser
C. Dean
Mystery of A E F mule swapping solved by sergeant
Sergeant George Jones of Sanford North Carolina, a headquart ers company first sergeant with the 320th Infantry, explains at a Blue Ridge Division convention in Pittsburgh how French horses were hitched to American wagons after the Argonne. He says mules pulled poorly and French stock were tied to our wagons, allowing two “dandies” to pull when ridden, though they required heels to move.
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Pittsburgh
the Argonne
George Jones
France
Jones
Sanford
N. C
Argonne
Farewell party for Leo Stiwald departs Amherst family
A farewell party at Leo Stiwald’s Church street home honored Leo before he leaves for Ohio State University as a sophomore. Guests included Miss Aurtley Bierman, Geraldine Cooper, Nancy Drew, Agnes Brennen, Gretchen Glendenning, and others. Bunco and cards, dessert courses, and pink and green decor accompanied gifts for the honoree.
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Leo Stiwald
Ohio State University
Church Street
Aurtley Bierman
Geraldine Cooper
Bunco Ang
Nancy Drew
Agnes Brennen
Gretchen Glendenning
Jack Blackford
Donald Fullmer
Russel Kreeger
Edwin Berger
Roy Haas
Clair Stiwald
Fred Coverdale
Milan Avenue
Bobbie
Walther League of St
Columbus
Mia
Jessie McLean
Jessie McGhee
Cleveland
Alger Wilbur
Elyria
A. C
Werner
James Spotts
Lightning flashes rip across the globe every second
London report summarizes Dr. Popowsky of Germany estimating 16 million thunderstorms yearly. He says about 100 lightning flashes occur each second worldwide, tied to thermic bubbles from the sun.
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London
Dr. Popowsky
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Nwmeted & Hoeffel
Checker
Tennessee
Paris
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George V
Charles B. McCabe
New York
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Mile
Jacqueline Taith
Acme
America
Lump
Lake Ave. Coal Co
Ernest Minor Patterson
American Academy of Political and Social Science
B. A. Jenne
Central Book Store
South Amherst
Axtel M. &E
Frank Kienz
Melvin Schroeder
Leonard Wragg
Clifford Schroeder
Barbara Ann
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I. G. Maxwell
Ernest Binting
Earl Sweet
Gus P. Zilch
Clark Hogue
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C. R. Wiseman
G. R. Wiseman
Springfield
Wiseman
General Motors Co
Methodist Church
Anna Mollison
Taylor Street
B. H. Ryan
M. A. Burris
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Second Street
Robert Snyder
Toledo
June Mapes
Arlington Public School
Miss Mapes
Allen Wales Adding Machine Corp
Connor
18Th St
Trumbull Wheat
A. Fries
Huron
By Denys Wortman
Ruth Wiseman
Elyria Avenue
First Evangelical Church
Newton Bechtel
C. J. Springer
M. A. Hayes
Mary Burkett
Brownhelm
George Garthe
Jacob Muth
Caliifornia
Elmer Gibson
Los Angeles
Garthe
International Savings and Loan Convention
Biltmore Hotel
Salt Lake City
Grand Canyon
Saginaw
Mich
Dan Stiwald
Reonard
Mhechschwender
Berlin Institute of Physics
Lange
Urban
Italy
South Africa
Aviation Services
England
Cuba
New Zealand
China
Anoe
Lumbermens Mutual Casualty Company
Geo. R. Allen & Son
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