International Revue at Palace for New Year Week
Starting Friday December 27 the Palace presents the Continental Revue Internationale a big all comedy girl revue in 17 scenes with artists from around the world including The Rhurettos Rosemary Dering The Arnaut Bros Alberto Torres and more 85 international beauties and a glam lineup. Screen attraction for the week is Back Dick starring W Melds with a special midnight New Year’s Eve show.
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Priday
Cleveland
Rhurettos
Rosemary_Dering
Paris
Arnaut
Palace
Nervy Steeplejack Near-Death Up Top Of Smoke Stack
Robert Olcott a Hawog New York steeplejack faced a perilous 186 foot climb inside a smoke stack. Darkness and a failing lamp left him trapped twenty five feet from the top before a light finally worked and he descended, noting twenty years in the trade and plans for a fixed light on future jobs.
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Robert Olcott
Hawog
N. Y
Olcott
Pete Neiat
Okstt
Walte
War, invasion and resistance across Europe in 1940s timeline
Fragmentary chronology recalls key World War II events from January to May including Finnish destruction claims, Churchill appeals to neutrals, Soviet advances, Allied relief efforts, German offensives in Norway and France, Dunkirk aftermath, French armistice, occupation developments, and Britain's resolve as Nazi expansion accelerates across Europe.
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Finland
Winston Churchill
Europe
Norw
Saurens
Chamberlain
Baten
Weygand
Gamelin
Paris
France
Belgium
Britten Sane
England
Fland
Leopold
Dunkirk
Hiller
Berlin
Alliek
Ta Narvik
Norway
Italy
Germany
Britain
Ermans
Africa
Greece and Italy in War as Axis advance dominates
Fragmentary wartime chronicle details Italian and Greek conflict, British actions, and Axis maneuvers. It notes Italy invading Egypt, Greece joining war, Britain responding with bombings, and naval clashes near Gibraltar, with a broad sequence of battles across 1940 theaters.
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Krupp
Germany
Neville Cham Chamberlain
Hitler
Duce Contr
Britain
Aniz
Cxnter
Busan Peed
Shakes de Pemanns
Greece
Ab‘provaxis
AarSix Hocks Sk
Bri
Hiter
Pranco
Franch Ler
Cacol
Italy
Mi Jantman
Eriban
Tirsaks
Selthampine
Air Rai Es
P Bo
Tralee
Bitish Cabinet
Crié
Commons
Porto Edda
Sritien
Sculser
Ash
Bordeaux
Brilep
Irne Hatten
Egypt
Siee
Barra
Fittish
Petain
Laval
Ftstians
Ascania
Bardia
Libya
Aris
Conscription talks and wartime measures in early 1941
A fragmented list of U S war plans and policy moves from February to July notes conscription progress under Secretary Stimson, budget requests, court nominations, neutrality rules, and defense spending. It mentions budget figures, naval expansion, and actions toward allies, with references to Supreme Court decisions and political appointments shaping the national defense effort.
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U. S. Supreme Court
Senate
Pressez
Mussolini
Britain
France
America
Renata
Treasury
Frank Knox
Henry L. Stimson
Roosevelt
Knox
Ethan
Peta
U. S
October to November Naval and political defections noted
The clipping lists events from October and November including Navy budget cuts, draft notices, resignations and appointments in the U S government, and international affairs. Notable items reference President Clarence A. Dykstra, ambassador Joseph P. Kennedy, and Senator Walter Logan, with references to military, defense, and economic policy developments.
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Japa- Sens
Fanda
Clarence A. Dykstra
He University of Wisconsin
Seerp
Josaph_B
Wator Lundeen
Joseph B. Kennedy
Great Britain
Joseph P. Kennedy
Great
Walter Logan
Braian
U. S. Treasury
Sis
Pacific Northwest
U. S
Greece
Treasury
Lord Jathian
Assago
J. S
Navy
National Election and Disaster Chronology
A sequence of brief entries notes the August national election with fatalities and injuries from industrial accidents, a Denver bomber crash, a Minnesota senator and others dying in Virginia, Tom Mix’s auto crash, Utah snowstorm fatalities, a Tacoma bridge collapse with no deaths, a Romania earthquake, Dakotas windstorms with massive damage, a Cadiz mine explosion with sailors dead, and transport crashes abroad.
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binat _oft saussitions
Wil
Georuth
Carolina
Amaze Em
Denver
Lundeen
Minnesota
Virginia
Utah
Tacoma
Rumania
Dakotas
Cadiz
Ohio
Reds win World Series and other sports notes
The Cincinnati Reds defeat the Detroit Tigers in seven games to win the World Series. Other items mention U C football, Purdue Big Ten title, Joe Louis KO, Willie Hoppe, Stanley Cup, and political conventions.
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REDS
Cincinnati Reds
Detroit Tigers
Purdue
Joe Louis
Paychek
Willie Hoppe
Oaken Rangers
Eer Beason
Bob Feller
Cleveland
Chicago White
Multiple 1930s sports results and headlines in mixed OCR
A collage of sports items and incidents list results across boxing golf baseball and football, including Gushaction 35 to 1 Kentucky win, Lew Jenkins stopping Ambers, Wilbur Shaw 600 mile Indy win, Buddy Baer knockout, Lawson Little over Sarazen, Joe Kena stopping Godoy, Jack Dempsey knockout, All-Star games 4 to 0, Eddie Anderson elected head coach, Packers over College All-Stars, Jon Nelson golf win, Billy Conn knockout, Dick Chapman amateur title, Cincinnati pennant, Fritzle Zivis welterweight, Detroit series loss, munitions industry note, fatalities in Minneapolis and a bomber crash, and coaching changes including Army’s Wood departure.
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Kentucky
Lew *Jenkins
Ambers
Wilbur Shaw
Indianapolis
Eddie Anderson
Watkees
Green Bay Packers
Jon Nelson
Billy Conn
Bob Pastor
Dick Chapman
Pat Comiskey
Detroit Tigers
Tornado Kills 13 Across Five Counties in Ohio
A powerful tornado ripped through Ohio towns including Clairsville and Leice City, killing 13 people and causing widespread damage in five counties. Emergency crews battled debris as residents began cleanup and officials assessed the disaster’s reach.
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Mabroh
South
Leice
Clairsville
Oho
Latin America bases push amid regional upheaval
A string of 1910s era items notes Mexico naming Gen. Avila Camacho president elect and sworn in, Cuba claiming naval base workers strike, indo china fighting, Romania becoming iron guard ruled, and Japan-U S tensions with protests over aviation ban, all reflecting Western Hemisphere resistance to Nazi influence and shifting power in Europe and Asia.
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Manuel Avila Camacho
Mexico
Americas
Latin-America
Naval
Idaho Senator Borah Laid To Rest In Capital Ceremony
Brilliantly uniform pallbearers carry the body of Senator William E. Borah from the Idaho state capitol in Boise to his last resting place. Also listed are various ceremonial and ceremonial figures, including public and military attendees, in a solemn funeral procession.
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Idaho
William E. Borah
Idaho State Capitol
Boise
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Piana
Marie Ae Michell
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Aaeminry, Tan
CoMmiitar
John D. Grant
Eiffel Tower
Mannerheim Line
Sumner Welles
Jaly
Germer
Sweden
Norwegian
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Russia
Scapa Flow
Denmark
Oslo
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Gibraltar
Spain
Coventry
Rens
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London
Elans
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Iron Guard
U.S
Congress
Frank Murphy Anned
Supreme Court
Camera Cromwell
Jackson
Jack Clarence
E. Gauss
House
Maine
Pasees Farm
Inea
Robert
Ponatase
Vivian" Esens
New’ York
Hull
James H. Goerstary
Waton
Etesidan
United States
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James W
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Massachuset
Henry In Stimson
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Britian
Beagands
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California
Tom Mix
Este
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Landis Evens
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Fdr
Henry Wallace
Washington
Ype Iter
Arturo Godoy
Republicans Pastors Convention
Eets
Philadelphia
Wendell Willkie
Charles I. McNary
Democratic Rot Eane
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Wallace
Buddy Baer
Valentine Campolo
Lawson Little
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Frank McCormick
Cincinnati
Gazevertnett
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Chicago Cubs
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Schmidt
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York
Japan
Belfast
Welles
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Iceland
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UT Agendio
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Jssas
Rufus C. Dawer
Samuel x Vaguelain
Lord Tweedsmuir
John Buchan
Overnoreae Cineicum
Karl Famous Wock
Agnerius Hamlin Garland
Edwin Arkcary
Samuel Unlern
Selma Laver
J—Willam Horlick Jr
W. x. Vanderbilt Sr
Walter Kohler
mMne Tetrazzini
Soprandé
George Cragarn
Episcopal
Emms Goldman
Jeade
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Butler
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OG A. R
Bree
Jo Peg Derg
Come
Altea
Giant
Frederick A. Cook
Wimidin
Barktioad
Homer
Governor Et Mists
Crestell
Isaae
Seemann
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