Screen stars mix in film week amid stage acts and news
Fox Films unveils plans with Dolores Costello in Tenderloin as major release. The San Jacinto theater shows The Magic Garden from Gene Stratton Porter, while Love with Greta Garbo and John Gilbert headlines the Mission. Sennett and Wayburn vaudeville refresh the bill with Dyer and Walter as Turkish delight.
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San Jacinto Theatre
McCall’s
Lew Cody
Greta Garbo
John Gilbert
Deandi
Rialto
Jacqueline Logan
San Jacinto
Magic Garden
Gene Stratton-Porter
Virgil Proctor
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Tolstoy
Russia
Gilbert
Count Vronsky
Miss Garbo
Anna
Hollywood
Fox Films
San Jacinto Theater
Burial of Vicente Blasco Ibanez In Spanish Soil
A group of friends carry Spanish soil and a silk Valencia flag to Mentone France for the burial of exile novelist Vicente Blasco Ibanez. Ibanez, who refused to return while Spain was a monarchy, left an estate estimated at 5 000 000 pesetas.
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Associated Press
Madrid
Spain
Vicente Blasco Ibanez
Mentone
France
Valencia
Riviera
Tbanez
Ibanez
Ford Assembling To Start Soon in Oklahoma City
United Press reports that Ford will begin assembling new autos for delivery at the Oklahoma City plant. J W Pipkin, the manager, said the operation will start soon as the Kansas City plant expands its workforce by several hundred. An Oklahoma City crew is in Missouri training on assembly.
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John Barrymore
Louis Wolheim
Barrymore
United Artists
Russia
Wolheim
Camilla Horn
George Fawcett
Ullrich Haupt
Boris de Fas
Lena Malena
Sinews of Steel
Deandi Theater
United Press
Oklahoma City
Ford
J. W. Pipkin
Kansas City
Missouri
Navy air program seeks 1490 planes for new ships
Rear Admiral William A. Moffett told the House Naval Affairs Committee that the navy would need 1,490 new aircraft and maintenance totaling $88,253,067 for five new aircraft carriers and 25 cruisers in the proposed building program.
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United Press
Washington
William A. Moffett
Navy
Bureau of Aeronautics
House Naval Affairs Committee
Globe seeks letters on favorite film stars for $2 prizes
The Globe invites girls and women to name their favorite film star with reasons for a $2 prize weekly. Men and youths may also enter by naming their favorite movie actress with reasons. Limit 100 words. Entries due Friday noon. Send to Nida The Movie Editor The Globe Amarillo Texas.
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Globe
Ron
Nida
the Globe
Amarillo
Texas
World economic problems sharpened by Havana conference
World economic issues gain urgency as Havana pan American meeting debates tariffs and union reorganization. US positions clash with Argentina on tariff reductions and legal codification while Lindbergh's South American tour and air missions by Doolittle Wade and others push American aviation prestige amid regional tensions. Venus closest to Earth announced.
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Associated Press
Havana
Honorio Puyrredon
Argentina
Pan-American Union
Reginald McKenna
Ino
Midland Bank
London
United States
Union
South America
Washington
America
Charles A. Lindbergh
Cartagena
Nogota
Republic of Colombia
Lindbergh
Panama
James H. Doolittle
Andes
Lieut
Leigh Wade
Bolivia
Chile
Brazil
Costes
Lebrix
Paris
City Plans Poll Tax Rush Booths to Aid Voters
Kiwanis led campaign announces special booths and extra workers to handle the poll tax rush today and tomorrow at city hall and courthouse. Women voters may avoid city tax but must pay when property tax is due. efforts aim to qualify citizens for city, state, and national elections.
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T. M. Bruner
Kiwanis Club
Dey
Bruner
Braner
Many Americans Among Oxford Rhodes Scholars
In 1927 Oxford housed 187 Rhodes scholars, about half American, with three official fellowships and seven scholarships or exhibitions, including the Vinerian law. By 1928 Rhodes House is to be completed as a major Oxford building. Nations abolished passports to attract American tourists, and about 6,000 ships from 32 nations move U S passengers and freight.
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Enchativof
Oren
Oxford
Rhodes
Oxford University
Rhodes House
Kansas Bank Closes After President's Suicide
Seneca reports First State Savings Bank closed temporarily following the death by his own hand of President L. D. Allen, 66. Allen shot himself in his office after leaving a farewell note to his wife and children. Bank to remain shut pending an investigation as directors met with Deputy Bank Commissioner T. J. Rhodes.
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United Press
Jane Jan
First State Savings Bank
L. D. Allen
Allen
Ite
T. J. Rhodes
Canadian Church Building Is Burned
A fire of undetermined origin early today nearly destroyed the Metropolitan church in Toronto a leading United Church property. Only the walls and tower remained standing and the loss is estimated at 500000 dollars.
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Associated Press
Toronto
Metropolitan Church
United
Dominion
Walla
Tower
Men and Teams Float To Sea on Ice Blocks
A violent storm in the Sea of Anov drives several large ice floes carrying sixty sledges with men and horses away from the coast and out to sea near Moscow. The incident is reported by The Associated Press.
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Associated Press
Moscow
Sea of
Anov
English Doctors Take Diplomas in Vienna
The American Medical Association of Vienna reports through President Dr HM Twinning on the twenty fourth anniversary. The report notes English doctors receiving diplomas in Vienna as part of the long standing exchange and training programs.
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Vienna
Hy International News Service
American Medical Association of Vienna
HM. E. Twinning
Fire sweeps campus of Villanova College
Fire swept Villanova College in Villanova Pennsylvania threatening the main building and college hall as flames raged. The chaotic blaze disrupted the campus while a crowd estimated near two thousand English speaking physicians gathered for postgraduate education.
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Villanova College
Villanova
College Hall
Creomulsion Promises Quick Relief for Persistent Coughs
A wartime style medical ad touts Creomulsion as a two fold cure for persistent coughs and colds. It claims to soothe inflamed membranes and inhibit germ growth while creosote fights infection, promising relief with a money back guarantee if directions aren’t followed.
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