Loveless Lady and the Money Bond
Kit Allen schemes to marry John Bowers for wealth as Edith Lowell’s engagement to Jack Bowers shatters. Jack learns Edith’s tale of infidelity is false but faces family crisis when Gerald Lane presses for Edith and a stroke undercuts George Bowers. (To be continued).
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Jack) Bowers
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Will Rogers Comments On Prohibition And Warfare
Will Rogers humorously argues prohibition timing mattered, noting the liquor ban from 1919 to 1933 would have prevented drinking otherwise. He dismisses hype of war, suggesting many nations exaggerate readiness, while predicting no inevitable conflict.
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Marengo Approves Adult Education Project and Teaching Plans
State emergency relief committee approves a Marengo adult education project serving about twenty local girls and women with household studies. Violet Cummings named teacher. Separately, county supervisors face a water rent dispute that could cut jail and sheriff residency water supply if unpaid.
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Big Shakedown Debuts At Iowa Theater Tuesday
A three day engagement begins Tuesday at the Iowa theater for The Big Shakedown a drama about a new racketeering method tied to legalized sales. Bette Davis and Charlies Farrell star with Ricardo Cortez as the ruthless gang leader. Also shown are Jane Froman in Kissing Time a cartoon Croon Crazy and Screen Snapshots.
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Bette Davis
Charlies Farrell
Ricardo Cortez
Kate Smith Seeks Old Song for CBS Revue at Town Theater
Kate Smith plans a three day engagement at the Town theater January 23 to 25 with a "Swance Music Revue" cast. A nationwide search for the old song Any Rags Any Bottles Any Bones Today led manager Ted Collins to sift New York publishers. He failed to find copies until a CBS request prompted a rush exhumation of 385 sheets from across the country, including the first from Benjamin Franklin Hanby of Riverside Maryland.
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the Reillys
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Theaters and cast listings accompany public notice in Iowa
The clipping lists Paramount Dinner at Eight with Mark Dressler Jean Harlow and the Barrymores, Convention City with Blondell Menjou Powell, Damaged Lives and Broadway to Hollywood at Majestic, plus others. It also records the appointment of Emma Chesmore estate administrators in Linn County Iowa on January 13 1934, with Cahill Boland and Wines as attorneys.
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William Powell
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Jack Oakie
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Linn
Emma Chesmore
Laws District Court
Harry. Oy Reston
Cahill, Boland and Wines
Attorness
Meat Cutters Discuss Collective Bargaining at Meeting
President Lewis Clark of local 206 Amalgamated Meat Cutters told a mass meeting at the Co S P S hall about methods of collective bargaining and rights under the national recovery act. The group plans a presidential ball Jan 30 in honor of Roosevelt with proceeds partially donated.
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Endowment Fund Backing Infantile Paralysis Clinic Work
Victor High School declamatory contestants were chosen last week. Clare Marie Refer won first in oratory with Hopes, Virginia Shine won dramatic with Tom o the Gleam, and Joseph Levin won humorous with Ma at the Home coming. Second place went to Melvin Price in oratory, Marie McGahey in dramatic, and Norma Hahn in humorous.
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Virginia Shine
Tom O' the Gleam
Joseph Levin
Melvin Price
Marie Mc Gahey
Norma Hahn
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