Comanche Linn Fugitive Rides Frontiers Conflict
Don Cameron alias Twenty Johnson fights to clear his name while fleeing the law and assisting Tenison’s Broken Wheel outfit. After clashes with Megeath’s gang, Janet Lowe survives a perilous pursuit as Con proves his rodeo skill in roping, firing, and endurance amid ranch politics and rival outfits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Cameron
Raniers
Nevil Lowe
Jef Allman
Dad Paramore
Paramore
Dad
Lowe
Janet
Tivan
Jeff
Con
Caramba Vear
Topeka Tenison
Caramba
Twenty Johnson
Wiley
Tenison
Janet Lowe
Nan
Oxweld
Irby
Megeath
Pancho
Sorrel
Topeka
Goree
Gale
Gale Goree
Tenison Leas
Branders
Skeet
Red Mesa
Johnny Dutch
Hisself
Helligo Canyon
Hollywood Buzz From the Studio Lots and Radio Ads
A rush of film news from stars and upstarts. Arry Parks and eight Columbia Pictures hopefuls convert a Meighan house into a rehearsal hub with a live theater, while Fibber and Molly Radio replace its vacation with John Nesbitt and Meredith Willson. Disney buys rights to V through Air Power and plans a fall release. Boyer to produce Flesh and Fantasy for Universal with Edward G. Robinson. Harold Lloyd exits RKO amid Butterfingers plans. Goldwyn picks Washington secretaries for They Got Me Covered with Bob Hope and Dorothy Lamour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Vale
Western
Union
Arry Parks
Columbia Pictures
Screen Fame
Thomas Meighan
Larry
Meighan
Tom Meighan
Hollywood
Metro News
Fibber
Molly
John Nesbitt
Meredith Willson
Samuel Goldwyn
Washington, D. C
Bob Hope
Dorothy Lamour
Washington
Grandfather Frog Seeks Great World With Chipmunk Aid
In a Thornton W. Burgess tale, Striped Chipmunk frees Grandfather Frog from binding strings and urges him to return to the Smiling Pool. Despite boasting, Grandfather Frog travels toward the Great World, aided by Chipmunk who warns of dangers and directs him to a water spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Striped Chipmunk
Grandfather Frog
Farmer Brown
Smiling Pool
Green Meadows
Green Forest
Associated Newspapers
WNU
Hideaway Storeroom Ideas for Small Bedrooms
The article discusses compact storage in tiny bedrooms with chests that slide under beds, similar to old trundle beds. It notes using moth repellant paint or cedar oil mixes to protect blankets and heavy woolens stored in these hidden chests.
Religious Education Lesson For July 19
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a religious education lesson dated July 19. The text is incomplete but implies guidance for a subject or program, with unclear scope or audience. Further readable details are needed to specify participants, location, or outcomes.
Cain and Abel contrasted in the first murder lesson
A compact study on Genesis 4 1 15 contrasts Abel and Cain their occupations worship attitudes and offerings and shows how envy led to murder while God grants mercy making Cain a vagabond in punishment and warning against persistent sin through redemption in Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam
Abel
Cain
God
Earth
Head Buckets and Camel Cigarettes In Army Slang Shift
A wartime slang note explains the Army’s new helmet nickname head bucket replacing tin hat. It also notes Camel Cigarettes remain the preferred brand among soldiers across Navy and Marines according to service store sales. It suggests buying Camels as gifts for servicemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Marines
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Ecord Crate
Eugene Cunning
W.N.U
Mira
Monk
Walt Disney
RKO
Alexander P. de Seversky
Air Power
Charles Boyer
Universal
Edward G. Robinson
Hewitt Wireless
Warner Brothers
Army Air Corps
Harold Lloyd
Bob Hawk
Xavier Cugat
Connie Boswell
Margo
Lanny Ross
Herb Shriner
Richard Denning
Veronica Lake
Paulette Goddard
Paramount
Ellen Drew
Mary Martin
Victor Herbert
Bob Burns
Lamour
Paramount Kids
Tew
Ruth Hussey
Eddie Albert
Lupe Velez
Patricia Morison
Metro
John Nesbitt and
Thornton W. Burgess
Chugarum
Harold L. Lundquist
D. di
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
Ecnaa Neil
Cain and Abel
Turkeys
Turkland Farm
Murray
Utah
Beauty School
Lydia E. Pinkham
Trene
Doans
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