Gene Tierney Says Marriage to Cassini Will Last
Hollywood Sept 8. Gene Tierney asserts her marriage to Count Oleg Cassini will endure, citing John D. Rockefeller's friendship business axiom as a guiding rule. She says they are partners in a fashion and film collaboration, and dreams of three children.
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Hollywood
Gene Tierney
Oleg Cassini
John D. Rockfeller
Howard S. Tierney
New York
Gene
Yast
Rockfeller
John D
Tierney
Josef von Sternberg
Cassini
Shanghai
Nic
Margaret Sullavan
Local Notes From Middleway Virginia Farm Life Socials
Septembers in Middleway Virginia bring showers that aid farming and pastures while a festival and visitors fill the area. Local families and visitors gather at farmsteads and cottages near Opequon Creek with illness and harvest notes interwoven in a community update.
Nazis Copy Jeb Stuart Tactics In Army maneuvers
The article compares American training with German methods and cites Gen. Marshall noting US forces, buoyed by new 37 mm guns and self propelled 75 mm guns, will be superior once material catches up. It credits Jeb Stuart’s cavalry tactics as a historical parallel.
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Washington
AP Special News Service
George C. Marshall
United States
Ft. Meade
Marshall
Camp Polk
Ben Lear
Memphis
Walter Krueger
San Antonio
Texas
Beauregard
Marshal
Stuart
Hitler
Jeb Stuart
Sam
Marsha
Nathan Bedford Forrest
Advance Details Blazing Trails For Morven Prep
Advance details of the 104th Medical Regiment and 121st Engineers were en route to Morven North Carolina to prepare for the arrival of the 29th Division and Company H of the medical regiment led by Maj. John T.
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Fort George G. Meade
104Th Medical Regiment
Morven
North Carolina
Will
Pany H
John T
Men Around Churchill Revealed in Rene Kraus Book
Rene Kraus profiles the fourteen key figures surrounding Winston Churchill in The Men Around Churchill. Anthony Eden Lord Halifax Lord Beaverbrook Archibald Wavell and others are examined as central to Britain’s leadership and the resilience of democracy during war. The book, which can be borrowed from Handley Library, emphasizes King George VI as a symbol of imperial unity.
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Winston Churchill
Rene Kraus
Churchill
Britain
Bat— For Liberation
Jasce
Anthony Eden
Lord Halifax
Lord Beaverbrook
Archibald Wavell
George VI
Handley Library
Civil Service Examinations Announced for Radio Mechanic
The Civil Service Commission lists examinations for Radio Mechanic Technician and Technical and Scientific Aids with salaries from 1440 to 2300 dollars yearly. Applicants must meet technical experience and education requirements and may obtain details from Herman Lee, secretary of the Board of U. S.
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Herman Lee
Board of
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Meade Division Soon to Stage Its Musical Review
Fourteen hundred soldiers of the 29th division will preview the division's musical review Snap It Up Again tomorrow night at the Maryland Theatre in Baltimore. The 20 acts promise a real show for the public on Thursday Friday and Saturday. Stage wager Pvt Maurice Sykes a former Baltimore agent, leads a soldier chorus under professional direction. The show will later visit Richmond Washington and other cities.
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Fort George G. Meade
Maryland Theatre
Baltimore
Maurice Sykes
Soldier Chorus
Richmond
Washington
From what poem is the line about kindness
The line asks for the source of a verse ending with a question about kindness in a sad world. It cites M. C. A. and hints the poem title likely begins with The World's.
States Assured Of No Reduction In Gas Levies
The defense petroleum office assured eastern states that tax returns from gasoline will not fall due to the 109 percent curtailment. Ralph K. Davies said September sales should match last year’s and July’s higher volume supports this. Officials noted possible future curtailment cannot be guaranteed. Rail tank car moves to aid Atlantic states and emergency tariffs looms. Senate committee to hear witnesses including Thomas Henry of the American Automobile Association and filling station operators.
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Francis M. Lemay
Washington
Defense Petroleum Office
Ralph K. Davies
Davies
Ickes
Britain
Atlantic States
Interstate Commerce Commission
Senate’ Committee
Thomas Henry
American Automobile Association
Family visits and weekend outings anchor White Post notes
White Post reports Labor Day weekend visits from Paul Dutrow and Dick Compton families plus Moselle Gaunt celebrations. Dr. Charles T. Warner preached four sermons at Meade Memorial Church. Mrs. Gaunt marked a birthday with a George Washington Hotel dinner and Capitol Theatre outing. Elsie Dutrow stayed with relatives. extended travels included Washington Annapolis and Colonial Beach.
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White Post
Paul Dutrow
Janet
Elsie
Dick Compton
Jackie
Washington, D. C
Moselle Gaunt
Sherman Maesmer
Labor
Charles T. Warner
Shenandoah River
Mildale
Washington
Warner
Meade Memorial Church
George Washington
Capitol Theatre
Pogo
Elsie Dutrow
Gaunt
Charles Rixey Armont
Annapolis
Colonial Beach
Catherine
Ruth McClaugherty
Lucille Lee
B. Thompson
Delaware
Mary
Albert Thompson
Edna Ball
Rectortown
Kenneth Ball
D. R. Dearmont
Max Dearmont
A Home Newspaper Devoted to Local Community Interests
The paper serves as a community focused publication highlighting local events and issues. It covers neighborhood concerns, civic updates, and service information relevant to residents.
Man Impersonation Suspect Arrested in New York
FBI arrest records identify the suspect as Captain Philip del Fungo Giera who faces federal charges for impersonating a U S officer and fraudulently obtaining $10 000 He claimed to be an inventor and said he developed a gas that can put armies to sleep.
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Philip del Fungo Giera
New York City
U.S
Giera
Moon Craters Reinterpreted As Extinct Volcanoes
Astronomer Dr. Roy K. Marshall told the American Astronomical Society at the University of Chicago Yerkes Observatory that moon craters may be ancient volcanoes rather than meteor impacts. He argued the moon’s atmosphere could suppress meteor flashes and cited lunar lava domes as supporting evidence.
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Williams Bay
Wis
American Astronomical Society
Roy K. Marshall
Franklin Institute
Philadelphia
Society
University of Chicago
Yerkes Observatory
Marshall
Moon
Good Fishing Rushville Indiana Hog Seized by Town Crowd
In Rushville Indiana townspeople chased a 150 pound hog that escaped into a mill race connected sewer. Workers lowered an ear of corn on a string through a manhole to lure it out, and bystanders captured the animal. The snippet then asks about the name Li Hung Coane and explains Li is a family name meaning plum.
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Rushville
Ind
Carthage
Premonition Quoted as Roosevelt Senses Need to Visit Mother
Hyde Park reports say President Roosevelt rushed home last weekend after a premonition to see his ailing mother. Reverend Frank Wilson of St. James Episcopal Church described Roosevelt’s sudden change of plans after Mrs. Roosevelt died on Sunday and quoted her warning to avoid adding burden to the President.
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Hyde Park
N. Y
Roosevelt
Frank Wilson
St. James Episcopal Church
Mr. Wilson
A Perfect Day Inspired by Sunset Ride to Rubidoux
Carrie Jacobs-Bond drew inspiration for A Perfect Day from a sunset viewed atop Mount Rubidoux in California. She penned the words at the Mission Inn and shared copies with friends during a motoring trip, finishing the song three months later.
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Carrie Jacobs-Bond
Siversifornia
Mission Inn
Boy in Sullivan Swallows Sixteen Pins Survives
A two year old named Donald McMahon in Sullivan Indiana swallowed sixteen straight pins and lived. A doctor removed one pin from his throat after he coughed up the remaining fifteen.
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Sullivan
Ind
Donald McMahon
Donald
Thieves Return Stolen Truck After Racking Up Losses
In North Philadelphia an "honest" theft saw a stolen truck brought back to a local garage. It had been used to haul 11 tires from three other trucks and a drum of oil. The truck had a speedometer showing only 10 miles.
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Philadelphia
Late News Timetable Across Time Zones
The Star notes press time shifts show 9 P M in London 10 P M in Berlin and Rome and 11 P M in the Balkans as the late news window. This reflects standard hourly differences for international readers awaiting next editions.
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Berlin
Rome
Balkans
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