Lawyers Put Labor Rights Ahead of Civil Order
Iowa City AP dispatch reports Assistant Attorney General Joseph Keenan urges lawyers to back swift recognition of labor rights within the law. He argues decades of legal resistance hindered Wagner Act aims and warns that holding unions liable for contract breaches could cripple organized labor.
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Joseph B. Keenan
Peace Officers’ Training School
Roosevelt
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Iowa
Middle West
Supreme Court
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Theaters Showcases Stars in Holiday Variety and Westerns
At the Paramount Tropic Holiday features Bob Burns Martha Raye Dorothy Lamour and Ray Milland. In Iowa Gold Diggers in Paris stars Rudy Vallee Rosemary Lane Hugh Herbert and Allen Jenkins. Gun Law stars George OBrien. Margret Sulla van and James Stewart appear in The Shopworn Angel with Victor McLaglen in The Devil's Party. Rialto offers Danger Patrol with Harry Carey and Roll Along Cowboy with Smith Ballew. Palace headlines William Powell in The Baroness and the Butler Bele Lorre in Thank You Mr. oto.
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Iowa
Paris
Rudy Vallee
Rosemary Lane
Hugh Herbert
Allen Jenkins
George O'Brien
New State
Margaret Sullavan
James Stewart
Angel
Victor McLaglen
Rialto
Danger Patrol
Harry Carey
Smith Ballew
Palace
William Powell
the Baroness
the Butler
Bele Lorre
Mr, Oto
Jobyna Ralston and Dick Arlen Separate in Hollywood
Hollywood report says Richard Arlen and former star Jobyna Ralston have separated amid marital troubles. Arlen hopes the split is temporary and vows to work out a solution to a number of misunderstandings.
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Dick Arlen
Hollywood
INS
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Screen Fame
Gold Diggers in Paris Heads Town Bill Shows
The review praises Gold Diggers in Paris starring Rudy Vallee as a strong musical showcase with Allen Jenkins Rosemary Lane and a cast of eye catching performers. The second feature Gun Law stars George OBrien offering restrained gunplay and solid fist fights with a reasonable plot. The Town also presents newsreels a one armed paper hanger and a Donald Duck cartoon.
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Paris
Vallee
Hugh Hubert
Herbert
Allen Jenkins
Rosemary Lane
Mabel Todd
Thelma
Warner Brothers
Busby Berkeley
Schnickelfritz
Ritz Brothers
Freddie Fisher
Fayette
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Tales of a Lost Lake Fishermen Believe
Edgar A. Guest recounts a fisherman’s tale of a hidden lake lost to maps for a hundred years. The anglers plan a dawn expedition to catch bass with a secret, inviting quiet away from curious eyes as they chase a legendary bite.
Calling All Dogs By Albert Payson Terhune
A short note introduces the work of Albert Payson Terhune focusing on dogs. It highlights themes of canine character and loyalty as seen in his literature.
Dogs Can Live Longer Says Browning Book
A reader cites Robert F Browning’s Dogs Can Live Longer noting four million puppies born yearly in the United States with over half dying before six months The book argues the average healthy dog lives at least eleven years yet most dogs end up eight years old The reader wonders if science could extend canine lifespans longer than humans and asks readers for thoughts.
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Robert F. Browning
Browning
United States
Wedding bells and quiet fallout in Margaret Wirkham’s family
Margaret, the eldest Wirkham sister, arranges marriages among her sisters while her fiancé Ken clashes with Sue at Natalie’s wedding. Kenya’s pride, debt woes, and his failed prospects strain friendships as family plans a perfect day collide with hard realities. Joe intervenes to prevent a scene, but Ken’s future remains grim amid layoffs, estrangements, and tense loyalties.
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Kenneth Raleich
Sue Necker
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Mrs. Decker
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Khen
Jane
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Perry Dryer
Maggie
Bet
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Gaz
Benny Kales
Kenny
Cal
Judge denies injunction against CIO raid in New Orleans
Federal Judge Wayne G Borah refused to issue an injunction restraining police from raiding the CIO headquarters in New Orleans. The ruling leaves the disputed raid action unresolved and pending further legal action.
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Wayne G Borah Friday
CIO
Please Ant Little Game Puzzles Fortunes By Letter Count
A playful daily puzzle describes a method to derive a key number from your first name. If your name has six or more letters, subtract four. if fewer than six, add three. Start at the rectangle’s upper left and read letters under checked figures to reveal a message.
Hollywood Buzz Reflects Loveless Box Office Trends
Hollywood columnist notes that top profits came from adventures and westerns, not romance, citing Birth of a Nation and All Quiet on the Western Front. It tracks Jack Dunn’s career path, Fred MacMurray’s private shyness, a MaszeyWhalen romance tale, Warner Brothers’ upcoming college-hero fall, and Olivia de Havilland denying a romance with Clay Campbell.
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Robert Ioons Stevenson
Junius Pasteur
Olivia de Havilland
Clay Campbell
Clay Campbells
Butter Surplus Authorization To Buy 52 Million Pounds
The Federal Surplus Commodities Corporation gained authority to purchase 52,000,000 pounds of surplus butter for distribution to the needy. The move aims to supply government aid programs and help needy families with dairy provisions.
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Washington
Federal Surplus Commodities Corporation
Tropic Holiday at Paramount prompts music over story
Bob Burns and Martha Raye star in Tropic Holiday a Paramount musical comedy with Ray Milland and Dorothy Lamour. Music carries the film while the romance between Milland and Lamour unfolds with Burns comic stunts and a nautical rescue. Binnie Barnes appears in later scenes. The package includes Crime Does Not Pay a Criminal Born a Popular Science featurette and Paramount News.
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Martha Raye
Paramount
Ray Milland
Dorothy Lamour
Milland
Miss Lamour
Binnie Barnes
Millands
Holywood
Frederic March
Martha
Burns
Paramount News
Mindful answers from a science bent
A fragmented interview discusses science limits in moral questions and societal rights. It argues science shapes policy and may curb individual rights while noting sports culture, human understanding of gender, and crime links to social education opportunities.
Youth Killed by Truck in New Albin
Funeral services for Howard Tippery 17 will be held Saturday. He died after being run over when he alighted from a moving truck at New Albin around 950 pm Thursday. Burial will be at Caledonia Minnesota near his parents home. He and other laborers from a farm work trip were returning to their Albin when he fell while the truck was in motion. Harris Wild son of Ed Wild was involved as the truck driver.
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Howard Tippery
New Albin
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