May's Not Satisfactory Statement On Garsson Ties
Washington AP The Senate war investigating committee rejected Rep Andrew J Mays new statement as not satisfactory about his links to the Garsson munitions combine. The panel urged May to return to Washington to testify when possible or allow a subcommittee to question him at his Prestonburg Kentucky home where he recovers from a heart ailment. May repeated no profits from the association, while chairman James M Mead urged prompt testimony and hinted at possible January delay post election due to leadership changes and May as a gubernatorial candidate in New York.
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Janet Blair in limbo over New Orleans loan fight
Louella Parsons reports Columbia disputes Janet Blair as a possible star in New Orleans with Arturo de Cordova. Janet’s physician says she is losing weight rapidly and may be unable to work for weeks after The Fabulous Dorseys as the studio disputes her involvement while Eddie Grainger secures Wake of the Red Witch rights for Republic with John Wayne attached.
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Mary Roberts Rinehart plots new Bat stage and film
Mary Roberts Rinehart plans a modern adaptation of The Bat for the stage and a movie with a production budget of 1.2 million dollars set to begin in January. She notes Broadway run of 900 performances makes the project plausible and cites risk if staged now.
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Blood Proves Thicker Than Crumpled Fenders
Spokane report on a minor intersection collision ends with an unexpected family twist as Owen W Kaiser driving from Minneapolis to Seattle and Charles A Ive from Seattle greet each other with a handshake and laughter after failing to argue. The piece oddly shifts to a note on parchment and vellum origins.
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Realtors Seek 15 Percent Rent Hike
Washington (AP) A parade of 150 real estate board presidents demanded a 15 percent rise in residential rents and an end to wartime rent controls by March 31. They represent two thirds of U.S. landlords and pressed for congressional action to end CPA rental controls and controls on new homes. Floyd Dana spoke for Leo Hagen as the board charts policy for its national convention.
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Jap-American Arrested in $2000 Sturgis Bank Robbery
Rapid City South Dakota authorities ended a statewide manhunt by arresting Japanese American ex convict Tommy Kato in connection with the August 29 robbery of the Sturgis bank. Police recovered 5100 in used currency from his pockets. Kato confessed and expressed a wish to apologize to the victim.
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Kato Hid Features in Flight After Auto Theft
Kato wore a handkerchief to mask his nose and fled Sturgis in a stolen car, hiding until Thursday at Pierre, Fort Pierre, and then arriving in town minutes before arrest on a North Western freight train. He had been on vacation from a Minneapolis laundry job and said he went to Sioux Falls to steals a car owned by Cecil Schupe. Schupe had hired him after release from the South Dakota penitentiary following a two year sentence for grand larceny. FBI Agent Les Price noted fingerprints on the stolen car first flagged the case.
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Funeral for Hal Roach's infant daughter Eliz beth
Funeral services for eight month old Eliz beth Roach, daughter of film producer Hal Roach, were planned for Friday after a death following surgery.
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Theater Time Schedules From The Gazette
Movie listings show multiple theaters including PARAMOUNT IOWA STATE PALACE RIALTO and STRAND with titles such as To Each His Own Notorious A Night in Casablanca The Glass Key Woman of the Town Lucky Jordan Thunder Town Moon Over Burma and The Spanish Main plus serials and shorts. Times vary by venue with late shows noted.
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Pamela Britton Becomes Mother to Nine Pound Daughter
Hollywood Pamela Britton actress known for Oklahoma and Anchors Aweigh, welcomed a nine pound daughter at Good Samaritan hospital on Thursday. She is married to Arthur Steel and is now Mrs. Arthur Steel.
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