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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Will ("Bill") Rogers Jn, 19, went to work as a cub reporter on the Fort Worth, Tex., Star-Telegram...
Harvard Law School Association Scholarships: (first year Law School) R.E. Kopp, Syracuse, N.Y.; J.S. Whipple, Concord; R.G. Pettingill, Milwaukee, Wisconsin; G.P. Van Arkel, Haddonfield, New Jersey; E.P. Simpkins, Jr., Richmond, Virginia; B.D. Broeker, Fort Wayne, Indiana; E.R. Jacoby, New York City; S.B. Anderson, Memphis, Tennessee; J. Rosenberg, New York City; W.C. Koplovitz, University City, Montana...
Mary Hay's father was Brig.-General Frank Merrill Caldwell, U. S. A. He was stationed at Fort Bliss, Tex. when she was bom 29 years ago. She was 17, spry and "cute" when she stepped into the chorus of Florenz Ziegfeld's Midnight Frolic. In 1920 she married Cinemactor Richard Barthelmess, and the same year her charm and intelligence got her a part in Mr. Ziegfeld's Sally. The Hayday came in 1923, when she starred in her own show, Mary Jane McKane, and when she and spindleshanked Clifton Webb sang and danced to "Two Little...
Married. Johnny Weissmuller, 26, one-time Olympic swimmer, amateur world record-holder in seven short and middle distance events, professional since 1929; and Roberta Leone ("Bobbe") Arnst, musicomedienne (Simple Simon, Rosalie); secretly, in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., after a two-week acquaintance...
...Maryland, is the winner of the New York Times Current Events Contest, it was announced yesterday by Joseph Wright, Superintendent of the Library for Municipal Research, who was in charge of the examination at Harvard. Jerome Sidney Newland '32, of New York City and Philip Henry Cohen '32, of Fort Hancock, New Jersey, are the second and third prize winners...