Quins Signed for Pictures by Canadian Guarding Minister
Canadian Minister of Labour and Public Welfare Davis Arnold Croll, guardian of the Dionne quintuplets, says contracts exist for the five girls to act in films as they grow older. He notes the government will shield their interests and keep guardianship until they turn 18.
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Boston
Dionne
Davis Arnold Croll
Labor and Public Welfare
Canada
Croll
Quints
Dominion
Washington
Lawyer declares man innocent in Fairfield strangling
Attorney General Clyde R. Chapman said Guy Cressey is a colossal faker and liar with no link to the killing of 12 year old Annie Knights in Fairfield Maine. Cressey who confessed, failed to identify the stump where the girl was tied and alternated between confessing and recanting.
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Fairfield
Clyde R. Chapman
Guy Cressey
Annie K. Knights
Cressey
Wanderer
Chapman
Gly-Cas Claims Boost 82-Year-Old Amarillo Man Health
An Amarillo resident, F. E. Gray, 82, praises Gly-Cas for rapid health gains after long kidney and rheumatic distress. He reports improved sleep, mobility, and energy after trials, crediting the Gly-Cas presentation at Fox Drug Co for informing buyers. The ad notes Gly-Cas costs $1 per box or $5 for six, with mail-order rules.
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Fox Drug Co
Oliver Eakle
Mr. Gray
Fox Drug Co. No
Engines of Death: Weapons of World War and the Next War
STANLEY A TULLSEN contrasts cavalry past and future, noting horses replaced by tanks and mechanized units in World War I to World War II era. He details First cavalry regiments with combat cars, armored and scout vehicles, radio liaison, and new mobility while affirming the enduring role of the horse as supplement. Transformation of the French 75 is hinted as next.
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Benghis Khan
Hasson
U. S. First Cavalry
Uncle Sam
Sco
Aera Ae
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Ethiopia
Italy
Aduwa-Adigrat-Makale
Abraham Lincoln
John Wilkes Booth
Paramount
Old War Bomb Kills Family Near Fagle Pass
A 1914 Mexican Civil War bomb exploded in Guerrero near the Rio Grande, killing Jose Perez his wife and daughter as the device finally detonated after 21 years of lying in the yard. The blast destroyed the Perez home and damaged nearby houses, with residents shaken by the sudden tragedy.
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Tex
Mexico
Pancho Villa
Carranza
Jose Perez
Guerrero
Rio Grande
Piedras Negras
Perez
Mussolini marks fourteenth year as air raid power shows force
Mussolini celebrated the 13th anniversary of Rome’s march with a display of thousands of warplanes. He warned that Italy would not be starved by blockades and sanctions as bombs rained over Europe.
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London
Mussolini
Rome
Britain
Ethiopia
France
The Farmer Takes a Wife at Paramount Stars Gaynor Fonda
Janet Gaynor stars in The Farmer Takes a Wife at the Paramount with Henry Fonda and Charles Bickford in a melodramatic comedy drama. Slim Summerville provides clowning while the film pleases Gaynor fans and promises strong box office.
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Janet Gaynor
Henry Fonda
Margaret T Lindssy
REX
William Powell
Ginger Rogers
Texas
Rinnie Barnes
Neil Hamilton
RIAL
Canal
The
Broadway
Charles Bickford
Slim Summerville
Gaynor
Fonda
All Around The Town Items From Amarillo
Mrs W T Coble recovers from emergency operation at Northwest Texas Hospital. Mrs Vernon Thompson also recovering from a tonsil operation. Mr and Mrs Clyde Fortune announce birth of a daughter on October 29 at St Anthony's Hospital. Prof Frank Phillips visited Amarillo. Kenneth Moore and Jack Whipple left on a hunting trip. Over 200 Amarillo teachers enrolled in curriculum revision courses led by West Texas State Teachers College and Texas Technological College. Lucile Martin vacationing in New York City. Lewis Griffen joins Plains Chevrolet after leaving Maytag Appliance.
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St. Anthony's Hospital
Mr. Fortune
Allis- Chalmers Company
Frank Phillips
Agricultural Department of
West Texas State Teachers
Amarillo
West Texas State Teachers College
Texas Technological College
Claude
Dumas
Dallas Review Reports Bright Business and Farm Outlook
The Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas notes expanding retail in large cities and favorable agriculture and livestock conditions. September department store sales rose 41 percent from August and 7 percent from last year, with a high sales index. Cotton crop deterioration and delayed picking dampened wholesale, while livestock and ranges show gains and good winter pasturing prospects. Building activity retreated from August levels. A stray line notes a dairy fact: a queen bee can lay twice her weight in eggs.
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Dallas
Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas
Department of Agriculture
Federal Reserve Bank
Creomulsion A Fivefold Home Cold Remedy Ad
An advertisement outlines five approaches to treating chest colds and coughs, emphasizing a combined method. It promotes Creomulsion as a composite remedy containing ipecac Beechwood creosote menthol and other ingredients to attack infection from the stomach, with a money back guarantee through the druggist.
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Creomulsion Company
Ady
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