Paramount and Westerns Dominate Weekend Shows
The feature list includes Pinaneces Wo Go Paramount with Florence Rice and Robert Allen, Wanderer of the Waste Land with Dean Jagger and Gail Patrick, Wings Over Ethiopia travelogue, and Rex George White's Scandals with Eleanor Powell. Also present are Paradise Canyon with John Wayne and The Miracle Rider, plus Lloyd Snyder and Hank Robinson at local venues.
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Paramount
Florence Rice
Robert Allen
Jean Arthur
Rialto
Paradise Canyon
John Wayne
Tom Mix
Lloyd Snyder
Hit
Eddie Deus
Roseland
Paul Nathan
Gold Coast
Hank Robinson
Monny Lane a Musical Life of Stephen Foster
A film about composer Stephen C. Foster known for Swanee River and Old Kentucky Home stars Douglass Montgomery with Adrienne Ames and Evelyn Venable shaping his life. Charles Laughton abandons stern roles to play Ruggles in the comedy Ruggles of Red Gap. Screen shows at the Mission in a midnight matinee Saturday.
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Robert Donat
C. Foster
Swanee River
Kentucky
Douglass Montgomery
Adrienne Ames
Evelyn Venable
Charles Laughton
Ruggles
Butler
Red Gap
End of Special Session Marks Harris Marriage
A Dallas representative Fred Harris wed as the first Texas Legislature session ended. Governor Allred ordered a second session, but legislators paused briefly. Harris, a Baylord alum and former football star, spent a hectic day after friends hosted him then jailed him for three hours on a fake warrant.
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Fred Harris
Dallas
Allred
Harris
Baylor University
Roosevelt reports 5 million re employed as relief lessens
President Roosevelt in a mobilization for human needs briefing announced that about 5,000,000 persons have been re employed since he entered the White House. He cited September's 350,000 return to private industry and a payroll increase of 104 million dollars, saying private industry is rising to the job.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Secretary of Labor
Labor Department
Jobless Estimate Stirs Debate Over Unemployed Size
Washington reports show rising employment in both public and private sectors as government spending and better business conditions push job numbers up. Yet experts warn the actual pool of unemployed may remain large as youths age into the workforce. Secretary Perkins cites 350000 new private jobs in September, with manufacturing payrolls up 25 percent from August.
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Washington
American Federation of Labor
A. F. of L
Works Progress Administration
Perkins
Administration
Marble boards in Fort Worth will be seized
Fort Worth officials move to close marble machines after Monday following an appellate court ruling that they are illegal gambling devices. Chief Henry Lewis warns owners and operators they will be arrested if they continue. Houston and Waco police plan seizures in their cities. The final line notes a clothing moth detail not connected to the main event.
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Fort Worth
U.P
Henry Lewis
Waco
Houston
Editor Beaten by Seven Men in Minneapolis
Walter Liggett publisher of the Midwest American was assaulted by seven men in South Minneapolis and taken to a hospital with jaw and ear injuries. He had planned to face trial on a statutory charge he alleges is a conspiracy tied to his criticism of Gov. Olson and said three attackers could be identified.
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Minneapolis
Walter Liggett
Liggett
Floyd B. Olson
Frank Rickman
Fish Sounds Like Drum Found In Manitoba Stream
A fish that makes a drum like sound while feeding was caught by W G Kreesy in Muckles Creek near Clan Deboye Manitoba It is identified as a freshwater drum or Aplodi notus Gruniens Sirius the dog star has a companion of extreme density one teaspoon would weigh about 490 pounds
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Dr. Keyes
Winnipeg
Man
W. G. Kreesy
Muckles Creek
Clandeboye
Sirius
Sleepwalking Suspected in Emma Foli Death
A coroner's jury attributes the death of Miss Emma Foli, 28, to accidental poisoning while sleepwalking. Evidence from the inquest showed Miss Foli was an habitual sleep walker.
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Taylorville, II
Emma. Foli
Miss Foli
Help Kidneys Don’t Take Drastic Drugs
An ad extols kidney health noting 9 million tiny filters and warns against neglect or harsh drugs. It promotes Cystex as a doctor’s prescription treatment said to restore vitality within days and promises a money back guarantee.
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Monty
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