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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1934

Page

16

Hollywood Lures British Actor to Hollywood Plans

In Los Angeles on December 6 a flurry of telephone calls and letters linked British actor to be in a Warner picture. Reports note Parsons and others discuss Donat and Ibbetson credits, with Staub and Collier involved. Hollywood hopes include Donat and Miltonsills, while Mrs Stokowak and the Johnsons drug family figure among social circles.

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The Great Ziegfeld Picture Sets Production Next Week

The article details film industry chatter from local theaters including cast scraps for The Great Ziegfeld with Irene Biller as Anna Held, Madge Bellamy confusion, and Leslie Howard’s disguises and travel. It notes Marge Burke's screenwriting credit and other Hollywood moves, with mentions of Daisy, Paul Lukas, and Merle Oberon amid production plans and talent intrigue.

Irene Biller Daisy Paul Lukas Anna Held Innemuth Madge Bellamy Bill Miss Biller John Hanenck Hungary America Hollywood Leslie Howard New York Howard Sar Lealie Merle Oberon the Scarlet Pimpernel England Miss Oberon Pale Genes Fury Company

Senate Probers Delve Into Munitions Secrets

Senate committee hears evidence that arms makers knew six years before World War I that a major conflict loomed though Irenee DuPont claimed business was nearly dead. Conference photos show Senators Vandenberg Nyos Clark and Pope with Harbor Alger Isss Raushenbush and Pierre DuPont with counsel Donovan and others.

Senate Committee Irenee DuPont Helow Vandenberg Michigan Nyos North Dakota Clark Missouri Pope Idaho Sea Harbour New Jersey Alger Ilss Stephen Raushenbush Irence Pierre DuPont William Donovan Associated Press

Hoodoo in the Merry-Go-Round power shifts and party ties

In a string of columns from 1934, the piece notes Miss Katherine E. Lenroot’s rise to head the U.S. Children's Bureau amid labor and political pressures. It recalls Roosevelt era politics and Lenroot’s father Irvine Lenroot, a former senator and ally of Herbert Hoover, while touching on public skepticism and the influence of NRA codes.

Katherine E. Genrod United States Children's Bureau Grace Abbott Lemront Lenront Dess Roosevelt Irvine L. Lenroot Bob LaFollette United States Herbert Hoover Lenroot Court of Customs Appeals Wall Street Stock Exchange Securities Exchange Commission Leon “Marshall MLA Arizona Henry Ashurst Myife Mra Elinore Hetrick Regional Labor Relations Board New York City and Vicinity Decclares Isboratriken United Feature : Syndicate, Inc

The Great Game of Politics Continued Figures Debate

In his report Mr Brown shows a deficit of 153 million with deductions, but taxpayers face 204 thousand. Seeeve held other figures, Farley claimed larger estimates to erase the deficit and touted 12 thousand in savings.

Brown Seeeve Mr. Farley Mr Farley Farley Post Office Department

Farley claims exceed postal deficit relief debate

A fragmented editorial segment questions claims by Farley Brown and others about postal deficits and austerity. It argues neither Branch nor Slattery substantiated their statements, notes potential misrepresentation, and hints at political overreach while cautioning readers about health anecdotes used to illustrate points.

Branch Mr. Slattery

Your Health and Diet Continued from Pare Part 1 Pulse Rate Error

A physician may raise a patient’s pulse by 20 to 50 beats as part of an exam. The experienced doctor sometimes repeats the check after the patient becomes accustomed to his presence. The rapid heart beat is probably a response to the examination.

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