New Party in Italy Gains Ground Under Mussolini
Rome Aug 2 United News reports Mussolini the man of the hour shaping a future Fascisti party after laying down arms. He outlines discipline as first step, then discipline for all, aiming for equilibrium in foreign policy and work to build an economic basis. He predicts three parties including popolari and socialists.
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United News
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Italy
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Germany
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Donnell Opens Gubernatorial Run With Four Rallies
District Attorney S Howard Donnell of Peabody launches his Greater Boston Republican bid for Attorney General with four open air rallies in Cambridge tonight. He plans additional talks in Brighton Allston and Brookline tomorrow night.
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Greater Boston
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Allston
Brookline
Jealous Baby Hippo Escapes Tony and Waddy’s Jeers
Tony and Waddy, two elephants in New England, display jealousy toward Happy the baby hippo bought by local children through the Boston Post. After Happy wanders near Tony and Waddy, the elephants trumpet and scare him back to his pool, drawing a crowd as keeper Johan Fleisher hoses them back.
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Lenine to Take Up Duties Soon in Soviet
In Moscow on a mission for American clients seeking to start talks with the Soviet government, attorney Frank P. Walsh prepared to fly to Berlin. He studied Soviet laws and prospects, noting Premier Lenine plans to resume duties on September 4 after illness.
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Walsh
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Triple Auto Crash Shakes Lexington Ten
About a dozen people were shaken up but not seriously injured in a three car crash on Bedford street Lexington late Saturday night. George Nash of Cambridge owned the lead car stopped near Severe Street. Neil MacLellan of Watertown followed. William Seifred of Lexington brought up the rear. Seifred’s car suffered the worst damage with a stove radiator and smashed lights. The other two vehicles were only lightly damaged.
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George Nash
Washington Avenue
Cambridge
Fedford Street
Neil MacLellan
Commonwealth Road
Watertown
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MacLellan
William Kk. Seifred
Massachusetts Avenue
Seifred
Medial Association Insigna for Autos Letter to the Editor
A reader argues against using the green cross on cars to sidestep traffic laws. The writer proposes recognizing AMA insignia on radiators or rear plates, noting AMA members only. Unauthorized use should be prosecutable, signed by Longmotor Company president L D Jones.
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American Medical Association
Longmotor Company
L. D. Jones
Johnny Hines Shines in Sure Fire Flint Cast
A lively profile of Johnny Hines the popular screen comedian. It notes his rise from Torchy story adaptations to Burn Em Up Barnes and Torchy's Feud. It highlights his Glendale studio work on Sure Fire Flint and praises the strong supporting cast of Doris Kenyon Edmund Preese Effie Shannon and Robert Edson.
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Doris Kenyon
Edmund Preese
Effie Shannon
Robert Edeson
Real Atmosphere for Fury Seafaring Tale with Barthelmess
Richard Barthelmess sails to sea to film Fury a sea story with windjammers and rough men. He has chartered a four masted schooner and sails with a crew of 30 for a three part production away from land communications.
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Richard Barthelmess
Actor Bathelmess Faces Real Sea Trial in 160 Mile Run
The article notes this is the first time a film under such conditions was shot at sea. Traditionally schooners were anchored offshore with motorboats shuttling crews, but this production required authentic sea experiences. Bathelmess mentions a 160 mile course from land.
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Bathelmess
Passions of the Sea Cast Undergoes Renewal in South Seas Shoot
Pauline Starke and Rosemary Theby reunite in the Goldwyn production Passions of the Sea from Carey Wilson story Captain Blackbird with House Peters and Antonio Moreno leading. The company sailed for two months of work in the South Sea isles.
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Rosemary Theby
Goldwyn
Carey Wilson
Captain Blackbird
House Peters
Antonio Moren
South Sea Isles
Nijni Novgorod Fair Photos by Russian Pictures Corp
Exclusive cinema project by Russian Pictures Corp led by W. K. Ziegfeld to film the Nijni Novgorod fair revived by the Soviet government. The event draws merchants and caravans from China India Afghanistan Siberia Turkestan Persia and various parts of Russia for two months of trade. The film will be ready for American release in early fall.
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India
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Turkestan
Persia
Pearl White Court Scene Causes Silver Screen Buzz
Pearl White, famed as the serial queen, visited a New York court to explain a French chauffeur drove her Rolls Royce over 35 mph. The chic Paris frock and War-end bracelet drew attention, but the judge ordered a $25 fine.
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Paris
Answers to Questions A M T and Cast Notes
The column lists A M T Nashua with The March Hare and Irene Castle in The Fighting Chance. Doris R Dorchester and Mary Pickford have Hollywood ties. Lillian Gish resides at the Hotel Savoy New York. Lope Boston Joseph Schildkraut won the Chevalier de Vaudrey for Orphans of the Storm and now acts in Liliom on stage at Wilbur Theatre. he recently married Elise Bartlett Porter. Inquisitive Vineyard Haven Alec Francis is a Goldwyn player at Culver City and married. Address to prunella hall Boston Post.
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Irene Castle
Doris R
Dorchester
Mary Pickford
Hollywood
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Lillian Gish
Savoy
New York
Lope
Boston
Joseph Schildkraut
Chevalier de Vaudrey
Russia seeks peace with border states conference invite
Moscow notes that Russia invites Poland Finland Estonia and Latvia to a disarmament conference in Moscow on September 5 seeking guarantees for peace with these former border regions.
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Moscow
United News
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Poland
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Latvia
Prominent Worker in Jewish Charities Dies
Mrs. Rachel R. Sisson wife of Louis Sisson of 35 Corall avenue Winthrop died Friday at her home after several months illness She survived by her husband seven sons three daughters and thirteen grandchildren Burial was at Montvale Cemetery Woburn She helped organize the East Boston Ladies Charitable Society and was active in many fraternal groups Her death shocked her many friends across Greater Boston
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Louis Sisson
Corall Avenue
Winthrop
Sisson
Boston
East Boston
Greater
Baker Decries State Auditing Inefficiency in Candidacy Statement
J. Arthur Baker of Pittsfield launches his Republican bid for state auditor denouncing the department as the era’s most glaring inefficiency. He pledges to end duplicate bookkeeping and implement a competent commercial auditing system if elected.
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State Auditor's Department
Massachusetts
J. Arthur Baker
Pittsfield
Baker
Wedding Guest Hurt In Boston Taxi Crash
Flora Giamont 39 of East Boston sustained cuts and bruises when a taxi carrying her wedding party collided with another car at State and Devonshire streets. She was treated at Haymarket Relief Station and later released home. Taxi owner Frank P. Keating of Dorchester and other driver Harold C. Day of Marblehead were identified. The wedding was in East Boston with guests visiting town for photo sessions.
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Haymarket
Frank P. Keating
Dorchester
Harold C. Day
Marblehead
Pie and the Past by Joe Lincoln in Boston Sunday Post Magazine
Cape Cod author Joe Lincoln known worldwide contributes an original story on married life to the Boston Sunday Post Magazine series. The piece titled Pie and the Past appears in the next issue, examining domestic life with Lincoln’s characteristic humor.
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Boston Sunday Post
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