Hollywood Glamour in a Busy Studio Scene
Hollywood gossip recalls Edna May Oliver, Edward Arnold, Mayor Fletcher Bowron, and star pairings from Deanna Durbin to Ginger Rogers. It notes studio budget cuts, women workers, and a pet cemetery at Film ville with pricey graves. Tales of Gracie Allen and Donald Haines on set appear amid a stream of celebrity observations.
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Hollywood
Idot Ubafter
Edna May Oliver
Edward Arnold
Los Angeles
Fletcher Bowron
Fred Kohler
Simone Fidler
al Jolson
Martha Rayes
June Hadan
Gail Patrick
Edward G Robinson
Henry Fonda
San Fernando Valley
Filmvilles Oddest
Kabor
Rudolph Valentine
Alice Brad
Sexton
Paramount
Hades
Gracie Allen
Local families share visits and moves along River street
Wakeman Charles Scribner entertained his daughter and husband from Cleveland Sunday. Mrs Etta Minor took her mother, Mrs Mary Dull to Cleveland Sunday. Lupt and Mrs W S Wood and son moved into the newly purchased home on River street. Mr and Mrs John Burk and children moved into the Clark house on River street, vacated by Sapl. W S Wood family. Mr and Mrs Robert Stryker and daughter of Collins were Sunday afternoon callers at the Robert Hoyt home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Scribner
Cleveland
Etta Minor
Mary Dull
Lupt
W S Wood
River Street
John Burk
Clark
Sapl
W. S. Wood
Robert Stryker
Collins
Robert Hoyt
30th stewardess wed Oakland CulMiss Dorothy Hickett
Dorothy Hickett, 24, becomes the 300th stewardess to join United Air Lines in eight years as she wed in Oakland. The milestone marks ongoing recruitment of female flight attendants by the carrier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Dorothy Hickett
United Air Ines
Linda Bailey Heads West To Hollywood For Film Chances
Linda Bailey learns her late father left little, so she travels from Centerville toward Los Angeles to seek movie work. Bandits steal her money and fuel, leaving her stranded in the desert. A stranger named Martin repeatedly helps by pushing her car, finally aiding her to Barstow as she heads toward Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Bailey
Centerville
Hollywood
Fred Lancaster
California
Martin
Linda
Los Angeles
Barstow
L A
Local Social Notes and Awards Highlight Cambridge News
Eaton and guests enjoy a birthday party for a seventeenth year with family and school friends. Raymond Alexander, Ohio State MA graduate, now works as employment representative for the Works Progress Administration in Akron, covering six counties. Margaret Ross Jeff heads to Radcliffe College in Cambridge, Massachusetts, with a $300 scholarship. Dr W. Baker marks his 81st birthday with well wishers. Kittens in Carl Roch's tire shop entertain a rat as Dusty and Goldie observe.
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Columbus
Works Progress Adminitration
Akron
Alexander
Add
Rochester University
Margaret Ross Jeff
Cambridge
Massachusetts
Radcliffe College
W. Baker
Jay Jasper
Columbia
O—Dusty
Goldie
Carl Roch
Pickle Bulletins Offer Diverse Fermentation Recipes
Norma Aschbacher of Ohio State University notes two federal bulletins on pickle making and cider production. Homemakers can request the bulletins from the U S Department of Agriculture. cucumbers may be the only raw material for pickle making, with directions for fermented pickles of beans tomatoes cauliflower corn peaches and pears. sweet pickles dills mixed pickles and sauerkraut are included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma Aschbacher
Ohio State University
Bureau of Chemistry and Sale
Bureau of Plant Industry
United States Department of Agriculture
Convention To Hear Chorus Of 1000 At Ohio Farm Bureau
A mass mixed chorus of over 1000 singers from across Ohio will highlight the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation annual convention in Columbus on November 17 and 18. The onetime chorus project debuted in 1937 and drew strong support. Local groups of 20 to 90 voices are chosen based on interest and choir experience, rehearse individually, then unite for a final convention rehearsal and performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Columbus
L. F. Warhington
Organization and Education Department
State Organization
Warbington
Canadian Farm Commissioner Fred Elford to Speak in Lorain County
News From The Farm reports Fred Elford, Canadian Farm Commissioner and honorary vice president of the seventh World Poultry Congress, will give three talks in Lorain County next month. He will address Elyria under Kiwanis Club, Laraune under Kiwanis, and Oberlin under the Exchange Club, with details of county committees and event planning noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Elford
Wriculture
Domiunion of Canada
Leram County
County Poultry Congress Committee
Elford
Cattaudian Poultry Congress Committee
Congress
Elyria Wnder
Kiwanis Club
Lara Uneer
Kiwanis
Teccners
Cours
John Wercester
Cheester Ringe
Fia Starr
Wellington
Pare
J Clee
George Elstra
Calvin Dosidser
Swanger
Torev
Amd
M.tiec
Cosgress
Lee
Welllingyr
Goa
Ray Te
Bale Bom
Ain
Fall Bulbs Shape Fine Spring Gardens in Spring
Fall bulbs are the key garden task providing most spring blooms. Planting in March and April in southern states or April in the north yields a sequence of color from snowdrops to crocuses and daffodils. Properly planned bulbs create lasting displays that brighten gardens after winter and recur each year.
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Spall
Battle Of Breeds Featured In National Daily Show
In Columbus Ohio the Breeders Association previews a pony show titled Battle Of Breeds. The event centers on the Alshire and Lip mare promising a 200900 pony with high milk output as part of a 2 million dairy derby, a new twist for the United States.
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National
Daily Show
Columbus O
Foureyiards
Charbes
Daniel Bate
Tne Ereens
Fen
S&s
Greraseas
Betta
Suedtia
Irea
Aseretin Braneer Vey
Salieburs
Ohio State
Cnet
Pam
Hride Grove
United State
London
Corn King Of Crops But Called Tyrant
Professor Werte of Ohio State discusses corn production and use, noting growing domestic stocks while exports wane. He cites 1020 to 1996 growth in yields and predicts two and a half billion bushels this fall, urging farmers to find uses for the surplus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lang Satant
Olne
Profesor Vor
Turaleconomies Department
Ohio State
United States
Werte
Midas
Reports Indicate Good Farm Production Across Nation
Reports show dairy cow herds setting records and grain supplies abundant while fruit crops face shortages. Farmers report rising heifer calves and larger chick hatchings, with total farm numbers increasing in some regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Averay
Perth
Agronomist Advises Hybrid Seed Tests in Ohio
Ohio farmers should test hybrid seed before buying, says R D Lewis extension agronomist at Ohio State University. He notes early ordering is common due to limited hybrid seed supply, but stresses choosing hybrids matched to each farmer's region, as all corn hybrids differ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
R. D Lewis
Extension Agronomist
Ohw State University
Lewis
Butter Buying Plan Aids Ohio Dairymen Amid Crises
The article outlines a government backed butter buying plan to assist Ohio dairymen. It details purchase arrangements under the 1938 Agricultural Adjustment Act, resale options, and distribution through Federal and state relief channels. The plan aims to stabilize prices, support farm income, and supply relief goods to needy households with vast government purchases of butter and other dairy products since August 1938.
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Sthety
Ting Dee
Agricul
Crear
Ftcretary of Agricultai Heras
Wallace
Traproge Wien
Varney
Compweaithes Corporation
Ohio hybrid corn suitability and testing results
Hybrids suited for production in other states may fail in Ohio. The Ohio Experiment Station and the University test promising hybrids as soon as available, comparing them with other hybrids and open-pollinated varieties. Only successful ones in Ohio are recommended, with regional guidance. Hybrid corn matures around the same time, causing risk of soft corn if planted in regions with shorter growing seasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Ohio Experiment Station
University
Farmers Of 4 Counties Meet Here Thursday
Farm Bureau members from Lorin, Huroun Erie and Cuyahoga counties meet at the Elyria Yo MC AL at 10 am Thursday as part of Ohio Farm Bureau Federation’s four county meetings. Perry Lo Green, president of the state federation, speaks on planning for the future, reducing distribution limits, curbing costly projects, tax reform, and replacing government with self help.
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Farm Bureau
Lorin, Huroun Erie
Cuyahoga Counties
Elyria Yo
Ohio
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
County Farm
Green
Farming Facts Worth Knowing From the State Experiments
A survey of farming tips covers Purdue designs for automatic heated water fountains for livestock, flax profitability in Cash Crop Town, sown flax profits per acre, New York pullet egg records, bottom land queries for alfalfa, Oregon zinc spray control for fruit trees, and Census figures on egg production and farm households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purdue Experiment Station
Elis
New York
Asgar
Kansas Achievements in Sorghum Dairy Feed Success
Kansas dairy researchers credit the Department of Dairy Husbandry at the Kansas Experiment Station with proving sorghum crops make valuable dairy feed. A Russell County herd calf crop yielded 34,256 pounds of prime beef after nursing on diet including corn oats cottonseed meal and alfalfa. The article ends by asking how much money the crop would make at today’s four prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Department of Dairy Husbandry
Kansas Experiment Station
Atlas Sarge
Atlas
T I Mudd
Russell County
Beef Production Costs at Michigan Experiment Station
The Michigan Experiment Station reports cow herd and calf feed inputs for beef production. Breeding cows consumed 3 479 lbs corn silage 640 alfalfa hay 16 cottonseed meal 1 739 oats straw plus pasture. Calves, half creep fed, reached 726 lbs in 332 days at about 2 lbs daily. Per calf, inputs were 1 295 lbs cracked corn 189 lbs cottonseed meal 1 443 lbs corn silage and 296 lbs alfalfa. For 100 lbs live baby beef, total feed excluding pasture was 735 lbs corn silage 140 alfalfa hay 29 cottonseed meal 266 oat straw 173 cracked corn.
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Michigan Experiment Station
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Nail
Ginger Rogers
Ginger
San Francisco
Virginia MceMath
Donald Haines
Jane Withers
Arizona
Donald
Jane
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Wakeman
UT Martin
Robert Ross
J. Sarsis
The
Farm World
Moscow
Leeder Sariety
Qooger
Tees
Agronomist
Sibley & Sprague Telephones
Y Willard Bol
Frank Akers
Buchanan County
Missouri
Coyo
Luvhia
Oregon
Census Bureau
Oewern
Farm Bureau Co-op
Elyria
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