Entretenments Credits and Shows at Local Theatres
A chaotic theatre page lists Troptea and various acts, with Palace Theatre hosting Tommy Trinder and Dennis Mevan while Rex Theatre advertises Fay Bainbridge and Charlie Ruggles. Plaza Theatre features Randiph Set, Moris Waren, and Eilen Drow, among others, with multiple film previews and musical numbers noted across the downtown venues.
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America
Tiwerncars
Solas
Ants
Wones
Maver
Ernest Bail Arprens
Steates
Tadiers
Sarrime
Tommy Trinder
Francs Sullivan
Palace Theatre
Dennis Mnevan
Palace
Marka
Fanoraan
Decomposed Basalt Specimen Resembles Mammalian Rib
A ballast find aboard the Ocean Pilering yielded a rock fragment resembling a mammal rib. The sample from Port Said near the Suez banks proved to be weathered basalt with many small phenocrysts, broken into two pieces for examination.
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Beamer
Suez Anal
Port Said
Plastics from Water Hyacinths A New Use
An article surveys attempts to turn the Water Hyacinth Eichhornia crassipes into useful products. It notes 1917 Bengal estimates of nutrient content and potential chemical yields, and reports a 1938 Indian Industries Department idea of plastics production. A modern process claims to mold plastics from the plant, with other uses in inks and cattle feed. A Washington State Forest Industry Nursery grows Douglas fir and other species on 20 acres. The text also describes cup moth caterpillars feeding on gum trees and notes their distinctive spines and cocoons.
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South America
North America
Australia
India
Bengal
Nassever Leon
Indian Industries Department
Forest Industry Nursery
Nia- Wually
Washington State
USA
Iay Yen
Port Orford
Charles’ Reynolds
Ince
Rains and Floods Hit Turkish Cities Killing Dozens
Reuters Istanbul reports torrential rains in Samsun and Amarys cause floods and landslides leaving about 300 dead and 800 injured. A caravan of displaced residents includes twelve wanderers among the drowned, as rivers continue to rise and homes are swept away.
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Condon
A.A
Lear
Samsun
Amarys
Reuters Istanbul
Indian Moslems Against British Plan
London July 30 Bombay correspondent reports the Muslim League Working Committee calls all Muslims to active avoidane direct action day suspending business and holding protests against the British proposals with demonstrations planned by supporters.
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London
Pi—Reu- Sr
Bombay
Movleme
Ative Auenot Fam
Alll
Pilin Worthys
Golf Club Ball Shines at Milaa Milaar Gala Night
Milaa Milaar hosts a colorful July 26 fundraiser for the Golf Club featuring a decorated hall, a three tiered dais, and music by Luck Rutherland’s orchestra led by Frank Wadsworth. Guests from across the Tableland attended in varied gowns, with prizes and a supper in the 10th hole.
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orchoetTs
Ila
C.F. Wakelynd Bone
Tobin
R. Sheppard
Hiahoney
Ole Associates
Naval America
G. Brotherton
J. Hennessey
Gaur Kcludeon
Sinter
Page Roberts
Clitf Cope
Es Wakely
Finnon
Braduck Sutherland
Perey
Soral Tela
Miran
Jack Bevin
Sheppard
Anir
Ash Edna Wakely
Eischia Si
Shirley Phillie
Ming
Sheppards Lac
Rowing Akirk
Mise Phil
Thaney
Sar
Thelma Sutherland
Caret
Mary Stephens
Iasper Scott
Barry Morre
Mary Locarmint
Mus Balt
Alara
Nest Wardle
Jean Flanagan
Muttens
Ming Griffiths
Coleen Smith
Thera
Arie
Olive Arthur
Ed Waller
Edwardes
Joluwon
Audrey
Kelly
Mins Depuine Wilkinson
Phillips
Tadiela
Pianagas
Senr
Mme
Ruth Tinney
Clare’ Daley
Cretan Treok
Mary Kenny
Betis Wolfenden
Blaine Ubeer
Marriage Ban Eased for British Subjects in Allied Nations
In the House of Lords Under-Secretary for War Nathan Whara announced the government would relax restrictions on marriages between British personnel and enemies nationals except for Japan and China where authorizations would be restricted. The move cited good reasons and no security objections.
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London
AAPA
Whara
Nathan
Japan
Town and Country for estry plane yesterday noon for Brisbane
Widespread Cairns flight and rail movements feature a Brisbane bound party including Mrs D Cronkell and Miss J Craes kell en route to Melbourne, with other travelers from Cairns and Sydney listed among ANA and ALNA services. The State President of the Queensland Country Women's Association arrived to begin a Far Northern Division tour, accompanied by Mrs Atherton.
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Estry
Eernoon
Brisbane
Wetherlands Indies
Netlands
Eric Bryde
Chewha
Mareeba
Cairne
Borneo
New Guinea
Melbourne
ANA
Cairns
Seo Townsville
A.nuponte
Odmonds
A. Catin
Mesars C. Kenyon
BT Fitzgerald
A. G. Huggett
C.G. Power
F. ‘Chapaian
Queensland Country Women's Association
Ceuta
Iid
Sydney
CF Beet Sprue
Bea
Briggs
Miss la Palmer
Bss
Jeri
Ati
Inter Zonal Trade Position Reported Affects Germany Links
London reports a Soviet influenced shift in East and West German relations as industrial capacity eases with reparations deliveries. The piece highlights raw material supply and potential pressure on the eastern zone to align with the western zone while noting speculative timing and unnamed official sources.
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Max
London
Germany
Atienloe
New Sun Spots Seen Ahead of Auroras Over Weekend
Philadelphia AP report says two new sunspot groups on the sun’s eastern edge indicate auroral displays this weekend and may disrupt radio telephone and telegraph communications. Dr Marshall notes accompanying electrical and magnetic activity sending charged particles toward Earth.
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New York
Imarican
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Planetarium
Marshall
Turther Ais- Tapfian
Radio
Itleeraphleser
Marshell
French Council Grants 25 Percent Civil Servant Wage Rise
Paris reports the Council of Ministers has approved a 25 percent wage increase for civil servants effective from January. The measure includes a plan to reduce the number of civil servants to address budget and efficiency concerns.
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Paris
French Council of Ministers
NDME
Prose Narrative and Radio Lineup on San Thin News
Radio listings outline a dense schedule from early morning to night on San Thin News. Includes shows such as The Country Hour, Muse Through Movement with Heather Gell, Junior Prenew Broadcast by Mrs K Campbell Brown, Singing While You Work, Sporting Vession, and Symphony Orchestra with Eugene Ormandy. Interviews with Peter Belew and others are noted, with various times and program titles.
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San Thin News
SD. Tooth
Heather Gell
K. Campbell Brown
Mus L
Ds SW Pennycuick
Prass Gang
JSNBC
Symphony
Eugene Ormandy
Donald Ingram Smith
Peter Belew
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National Radio
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Francia L. Sullivan
Bob Hope
Betty Hutton
Dennis Morgan
Eleanor Parker
Dane Clark
Beulah Bondi
Henry Travers
China Sey
Randolph Scott
Ruth Werrick
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Rosalind Ruesell
Jack Carson
Harry Korris
Robbie Vin- Happidrome
Planet Tropical
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Gram, Eémond O'Brien
Lawyer
Olsen
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Zachary Scott
Faye Emerson
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