German Youth Leader Seeks Unity Amid Religious Debate
In Berlin Baldur Von Schirach, head of the Hitler Youth, defends faith in positive Christianity for 6,000,000 youths, rejects pagan fears, and argues church and state must share religious education. The piece contrasts with Europe’s roving ambassadors and prewar tensions while noting Franco Polish rapprochement and looming German rearmament. In Washington, Long and Coughlin push third party talk as Roosevelt faces criticism.
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Nye Dismisses Johnson as Not Worth Answering
U S Senator Gerald Nye of North Dakota called General Hugh Johnson "bankrupt for something to say" and declined to respond. Nye criticized Johnson’s radio attack on the Nye Sweeney monetary bill and predicted inflation may rise, though he sees no immediate danger, calling the trend reflation.
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Life Begins at 40 leads Paramount bill with Will Rogers
The best Will Rogers film shown at the Paramount features Rogers with Richard Cromwell and Rochelle Hudson and blends homely philosophy with comedy and human interest. Also premiering at the Fair is Murder on a Honeymoon with Edna May Oliver and James Gleason in a witty mystery. The Mission offering Night Life of the Gods stars Alan Mowbray and Peggy Shannon in a mad merry comedy farce.
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Hunters chase elusive lion in San Jacinto bottoms
On April 1 hunters with hounds pursued reports of an African lion roaming the San Jacinto River bottoms near Houston. The chase lasted hours but yielded only claims and tracks, with local sheriffs and residents skeptical of the lion sighting.
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Night Life of the Gods and The Three Stooges on bill
A daffy satire driven night with Night Life of the Gods where a man can turn people to stone then back to flesh. The bill includes a riotous Three Stooges comedy. Suitable for adults and sophisticates, not children.
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The Gay Divorcee at the Texas Youll See Astaire and Rogers
The Gay Divorcee at the Texas features Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers in a filmusical with brilliant dialogue dancing and song numbers. The cast shines from leads to the waiter offering top performance. The high point is Astaires Night and Day.
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Baptist Minister Resigns to Lead SBC Sunday School Board
Dr. T L Holcomb, prominent Oklahoma City pastor, resigns to become executive secretary and treasurer of the Southern Baptist Convention Sunday School Board. He plans to move to Nashville on June 1 to assume duties. The piece notes additional entertainment by Alice Brady and Edward Everett Horton.
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Louise Henry Says She’d Marry an Actor as Husband
Hollywood gossip notes Louise Henry, linked with Conrad Nagel, argues an actor makes the best husband for an actress. She says home life with an actor would be peaceful and that a shared viewpoint could bring happiness, while other actresses advise avoiding spouses within the profession.
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Elkins
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Mae West
Mae
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South Africa
Bond Ruling Big Puzzle at Harvard
Cleveland, April 1. Harvard law professor Thomas Reed Powell questions the Supreme Court Liberty Bond decision in the cold clause and cites lack of authoritative ruling on Congress power over business. He suggests limited NRA regulation might ease public resentment while noting ongoing uncertainty. Polar bears in Greenland awaken from winter sleep.
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Herriot Says France Won’t Pay War Debts to U S
Edouard Herriot regrets France broke bonds with America by the war debt default while Germany seeks to split the wartime allies. He notes with interest France’s new friendship with Soviet Russia and his wish to have repaid all American loans. Skiing also mentioned near Casablanca Morocco.
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