Bebe Daniels in She's a Sheik at Library Theatre
The Library Theatre's program features Bebe Daniels in She's a Sheik a breezy Americanized comedy about a sheik's granddaughter and a Foreign Legion captain. The review notes the plot is hackneyed yet the performances and humor sustain interest amid other vaudeville and film offerings.
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Mumford outlines fourteen amendments for Pennsylvania voters
Assemblyman A W Mumford spoke to the Republican Women's Council in Warren County detailing fourteen proposed state constitutional amendments voters will decide next November. He warned some amendments may fail, urged caution on a road bond increase, and argued for selective use of voting machines while noting crime concerns and needed state institutions funding. Local residents Harriett and Eaton criticized Warren County roads, calling for better connections to Titusville and Oil City. A vote of thanks closed the session to Mrs Heagley.
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WE THE EPIC OF THE AIR DESCRIBES A PARACHUTE JUMP
An account from Colonel Lindbergh’s era details a late 1910s parachute escape after a SE-5 crash. The pilot describes a midair collision, entangled ships, and a successful ejection followed by a safe landing near mesquite, with the wreckage burning behind. It traces early parachute history from da Vinci to Baldwin and notes 1922 as a milestone.
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Parachute development in 1918 war effort noted
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