Hitler Speech Spurs Peace Talk In Global Arms Debate
The Globe reports on Adolf Hitler's Reichstag address and parallels with Roosevelt's peace message. It notes Germany's stance against Versailles constraints, Japan's weapon risks, and American calls for universal armament limits, stressing the need for collective action beyond the United States. Newton D. Baker is quoted on bad manners among leaders.
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Adolf Hitler
Roosevelt
Hitler
Germany
Japan
United States
Pacific
The Spirit of Research by Glenn Frank
An appeal against budget cuts threatening scientific work in public labs and universities. It warns researchers to avoid turning work into routine labor, overreliance on equipment, or artificial separation of pure and applied science, urging unity of aims to sustain vital inquiry.
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Glenn Frank
Pasteur
McClure
The White Cockatoo Mystery At A French Hotel
In a southern France hotel a calm retreat erupts into danger as 18 are murdered and a key token linked to Sue Tally’s inheritance drives a desperate search. Detective David Lorn and Sue confront a web of suspects including Marcel the porter and Madame Grethe while a killer stalks the corridors and an apparent security lapse endangers Sue Tally.
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France
Jim Sundean
Sue Tally
Sue
Sundean
David Lorn
Marcel
Madame Grethe
Lorn
Mrs. Byng
Miss Taily
Marianne
Father Robart
Lovschiem
Hollywood Celebrity Sightings at Beverly Hills May Night
May 18 in Hollywood reports Johnny Weissmuller riding a bicycle in Beverly Hills and Connie Bennet autographing polo balls at the Riviera club. Doris Hill and George Derrick marry last June and receive congratulations. Anita Louise buys goldfish, Dorothy Jordan tutors tennis, Adolphe Menjou arrives in a plaid coat, Barbara Weeks as a studio stenographer, Dick Cromwell buys books, Fay Wray and Wynn Gibson lunch at Sardi's, Richard Avlen nursing a sprained wrist, Jack La Rue and Gordon Westcott play ping pong, Mae West cheers at fights with Gary Cooper and Bing Crosby, Buster Crabbe hosts lunch with Shirley Grey and Gail Patrick, Warner Brothers studio busy with Sam Katz taking over, Colleen Moore Spencer Tracy and William K Howard wrap production with brunch, Boots Mallory dances, Roscoe Ates hosts wife and daughter, Douglas Fairbanks Jr and Katharine Hepburn in deep discussion, Joan Crawford with a new discovery, an old folks night at Beverly Hills Hotel with many stars present.
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Beverley Hills
Connie Bennet
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Doris Hill
George Derrick
Anita Louise
Dorothy Jordan
Harvey Snodgrass
Adolphe Menjou
Barbara Weeks
Dick Cromwell
Fay Wray
Sardi’s
Eddie Buzzell
Wynn Gibson
Richard A7vlen
Jack la Rue
Gordon Westcott
Mae West
Gary Cooper
Bing Crosby
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Mae
Buster Crabbe
Shirley Grey
Gail Patrick
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Paramount
Colleen Moore
Spencer Tracy
William K. Howard
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Boots Mallory
Bally-Hoo
Arthur Rankin
Jimmy Dunn
Roscoe Ates
Dorothy
Ares
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr
Katharine Hepburn
Joan Crawford
Beverly Hills Hotel
Dick Barthelmess
Gloria Swanson
Michael Farmer
Clive Brook
Foot Care and Contrast Baths for Healthy Legs and Feet
Dr Fishbein outlines daily foot care with mild soap and talcum, cautions against long use of medicated powders, and recommends contrast baths using warm and cool water to stimulate circulation. Massage, protective emollients, and hot soaks with epsom salts aid inflamed feet after long standing or walking.
Life Changes for Idle Rich in Long Island
New York May 18. Wealthy suburb life in Long Island shifts from bustle to leisure as estates shrink and owners move to smaller quarters or rent out vast properties. Many large houses sit shuttered while residents manage markets and meals themselves. The piece notes social mood and humorous jests about baldness among the elite, with references to notable figures and a ghostly cigarette scent hints at a forthcoming story.
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New York
Long Island
Court of Honor for Boy Scouts Awards
Amarillo Area Council Boy Scouts of America holds a court of honor in the Potter County Court House district court room. Court of honor chairman John McKnight presides. Fourteen cups from the May 5 and 6 field day at the Tri-State Fair Grounds will be awarded to troops. Troop 12 wins individual recognition for the championship cup. second and third place troops receive ribbons. Merit badges and rank advancements for second and first class will be awarded.
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Amarillo
Man marries landlady's daughter to dodge debt
James Grimm admits marrying Mrs Sullinger's daughter after court shows he owes 40 dollars for board. Sadie confirms the marriage. Judge Groat orders judgment for the debt. James and Sadie remain unfazed. West Africa hosts the world’s smallest antelope, barely over 12 inches tall at the shoulder.
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Detroit
Fannie Sullinger
James Grimm
Sadie
Gerald Groat
Sullinger
James
West Africa
Variety Questions Puzzle Clue Set With Mixed Historical Terms
A brisk list of crossword style clues across horizontal and vertical categories. It includes multiple numbered entries for first woman diplomat, chemical terms, musical notes, plants, animals, and general vocabulary with several European and historical references.
Plunger the Osprey Returns With Breakfast
Plunger the Osprey earns a big fish after patient effort, carrying it back to Mrs Plunger at home to feed her eggs while King Eagle lurks nearby. The vignette blends with a collage of vanity and arts notes about Chanel Chanel and Miss Maxwell.
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Plunger
Osprey
Hollywood
Coco Chanel
Miss Maxwell
Prince of Wales
Marlene Deitrich
Lillian Harvey
Frances Marion
Radio Schedule Highlights From Three Networks
WEAF NBC airs 7 Showboat and 4 Jack Pearl with 10 05 Duke Ellington's Band. WABC CBS lists 7 30 Colonel and Budd 8 Black River Great 8 15 California Melodies new time. WJZ NBC features 8 Gladys Swarthout soprano 8 30 Symposium on Rus sia 10 30 Dancing in the Twin Cities.
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WEAF
NBC
Jack Pearl
Duke Ellington
WABC
CBS
Colonel
Budd
WJZ
Gladys Swarthout
Russia
Twin Cities
King Eagle Takes Down Plunger’s Fish Over River
King Eagle swoops on Plunger who clings to a captured fish. After threatening shouts and costly maneuvers, Plunger yields as the eagle closes in. The fish falls, the eagle dives, and secures breakfast by the river in this 1933 tale.
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King Eagle
Plunger
T. W. Burgess
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