Glamour Roles Get Tougher for Film Beauties
The piece notes how glamour work for movie stars grows harder as fans demand more messy glamor. It cites Marlene Dietrich and Una Merkel clashing in Destry Rides Again and Brenda Joyce versus Alice Faye in Little Old New York, plus Margot Stevenson and Jane Wyman in Flight Angels with added goo.
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Apture Bervice
Marlene Dietrich
Una Merkel
Destry
Universal
Brenda Joyce
Alice Faye
New York
Margot Stevenson
Jane Wyman
Flight Angels
Paper Chain backs Willkie as candidate
New York editors of Scripps Howard papers announce support for Wendell Willkie for the Republican presidential nomination in an editorial. They argue Willkie is the only candidate with a real chance to defeat Roosevelt, offers opposition with reform fairness, and would make New Deal reforms work without scrapping them.
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New York
U.P
Willkie
Scripps-Howard
Wendell J. Willkie
Roosevelt
Republican Party
All Kiwanis Week Observed by Club
North Amarillo Kiwanis club observed All Kiwanis week at a regular meeting featuring four new members Pred Seale Perry Erickson J C Arden and W R Edwards inducted and E Todd Kiwanis education chairman presiding Short talks were given by Charlie Sewall and Lee Hunter Miss Geraldine Warner played a piano solo and C Makeig former Amarillo Rotary president spoke A message from the international Kiwanis president and a telegram from Oscar Hargett and Ralph Rouse attending the international convention at Minneapolis were read.
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Perry Erickson
Dalby Motor Freight
J. C. Arden
Furr Food 6
W. R. Edwards
Amarillo Gas Company
O. E. Todd
Kiwanis Education
Charlie Sewall
Lee Hunter
Geraldine Warner
C. 5
Makeig
Amarillon Rotary Club
International Kiwanis
Oscar Hargett
Ralph Rouse
Minneapolis
Minn
Robert Montgomery Heads to America from Lisbon
American motion picture actor Robert Montgomery who has served in France driving an ambulance left Lisbon for the United States aboard a Clipper plane.
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Lisbon
Robert Montgomery
France
United States
Potter County Red Cross drive oversubscribed in Amarillo
Potter County and Amarillo residents surpassed the 6760 quota for the Red Cross war relief fund. Contributions totaled about 6728 with over 300 more expected, and the drive will continue until June 30. Banks cooperated in accepting gifts as the chapter expands to surgical dressings training.
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Potter County
Red Cross
Fancher Upshaw
Land Howard Anderson
Amarillo
Upshaw
Anderson
American Red Cross
Amarillo National Bank
American National Bank
First National Bank
Mary H. Brady
Oklahoma City
Plan Open House At Church Camp
Open house will be held Saturday and Sunday at the Methodist Camp Grounds in Ceta Canyon nine miles south and 11 miles east of Canyon announced by Rev. Sam A. Thomas manager of the camp grounds. Everything at the camp grounds will be free. Facilities include two pools table tennis shuffleboard croquet horseshoe volleyball tennis baseball and golf. The concessions store offers all supplies at standard town rates. More than 3000 has been spent on improvements this year and everything is ready for picnickers or campers. Public is invited.
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Ceta Canyon
Canyon
Sam A. Thomas
Woman uses viaduct ladder as shortcut home
A black clad woman climbed the Houston Street viaduct railing and disappeared. Detectives Jack Archer and George Kemp later found her walking down a nearby boulevard. She admitted climbing down the ladder and using the viaduct as a shortcut home.
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Dallas
Houston Street
Jack Archer
George Kemp
Iodine Makes Motherhood Easier Discovery Report
Seattle June 19 A discovery that iodine aids motherhood was reported to the American Association for the Advancement of Science. Small iodine doses given to expectant mothers at the University of Oregon medical school produced greater well being before birth and fewer labor abnormalities, according to Drs F B Zener Milkanth M Phatak and N A David.
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Seattle
American Association For the Advancement of Science
University of Oregon Medical School
Markets Report From Kansas City Livestock Markets
June 19 report details hogs and cattle sales with price ranges and demand notes. Hog top at 5.05 per cwt, most 4.10 to 5.05. cattle, calves, and vealers show varied demand, with some steady and others weak. Sheep and lamb totals listed, with best lambs around 10.50. Netherlands consul notes universal male conscription for ages 46 to 72 born 1994–1920.
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Kansas City
Philadelphia
Pete J. Groemnendall
Netherlands
Mr Collman Sees South Showers Staying South
Meteorologist Mr Collman predicts rain will remain to the south with showers possible between Amarillo and Lubbock while Amarillo and northern and western parts may stay dry. The Lubbock area saw light rain yesterday as a warm front moves in. A high near 90 is forecast with summer heat approaching after tomorrow.
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Mr. Collman
Amarillo
Lubbock
Officer Won't Trust Overtime Parker
A Cleveland motorist parking in a metered space left a note promising extra payment if late. He returned to find an arrest ticket for a $1 fine and a postscript claiming no trust after one hour from the officers.
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Cleveland
Lady Seeks Medical Help After Shocking Head Wound
A customer at Gem's Beauty Shop on West 16th Avenue suffered a two inch scalp gash after a minor auto accident between Pampa and Amarillo. The shop shampooed her hair but urged medical care. several stitches were needed to close the cut.
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Sylvia Caldwell
Gem
Pampa
Amarillo
Leopold's Children On Way to Portugal
The three children of King Leopold of Belgium entered Spain by automobile at the French border en route to Portugal. Former Belgian Premier Paul Van Zeeland and other Belgian officials and consular officers of several nations also crossed into Spain from France.
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Spain
Leopold
Belgium
Portugal
Paul van Zeeland
France
Black man Struck by June tenth Bullet in Texas Squabble
Charles Jacques, a Black man, was admitted to Northwest Texas Hospital after being hit in the hand during a quarrel on West Third Avenue this afternoon. Police seek a Black male believed celebrating in secret, if at all.
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Charles Jacques
Northwest
Texas
West Third Avenue
Mexico City Offers Hospitality to French War Orphans
The Mexican government stated it is willing to adopt as many French war orphans as possible. The foreign office commented today in response to an inquiry from the Mexican legation in Lisbon, Portugal.
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Mexico City
Foreign Office
Lisbon
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