Samuel Goldwyn Busy With New Hopkins Story
Samuel Goldwyn accelerates plans for Miriam Hopkins film with Hands Across to Sea as title. Screenwriter Vina Delmar approved. Loretta Young to star in a story about a manicurist. Cec il B DeMills secures Young for lead in The Crusades amid praise for her dramatic spark.
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Samuel Goldwyn
New Hopkins
Louetta O
Parsons
Los Angeles
Bury
Hollywood
Sam
Enya
Goldwyn
Miriam Hopkins
Vina Delmar
Tees
Miriam
Protan
Acros
Theatrical listings and contract news from early cinema
The item compiles theater showings at the Virginian and Rialto with acts and film titles, mentions of performers like John Considine Jr and Gene with Columbia, and notes a world premiere in Seattle on January 17 tied to a Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer contract. A special Hollywood car will transport stars to the celebration, and Universal Service credits wrap the short squib.
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Seattle
John Considine, Jr
So-on-0
John
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayter
Nicholas Schenck
Hollywood
Jean Parker
Fussell Hardie
Chester Franklin
Puma
Universal Service
Hollywood Gossip and Warner Bros Plans for Marion Davies Pix
The column reports a high level Warner Bros gathering in New York to discuss Patrick exploitation of Marion Davies films and Cosmopolitan productions with Jock Warner and other executives. It notes a future chat with Davies about her first picture under the Warner banner and hints at two plays under consideration. Also mentions Pinkie Tomblin, a Oklahoma native turned singer, joining Times Square, and updates on Richard Dix family plans and the Midsummer Night's Dream cast with Verree Teasdale Olivia de Havilland Jan Hunter and others in New York connection.
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Harry Warner
A. W. Smith
Charles Enfeld
Jacob Wilk
New York
Warener Brothers
Jock Warner
Marion Davies
Cosmopolitan
Miss Davies
Warner Brothers
Pinkie
Tomblin
Beta
Oklahoma
Biltmore Bowl
Lucien Hubbard
Pinkle
Paramount Theater
Hinkie
Lucien
Times Square
Hollywood
Warner
Hippolyta
Verree Teasdale
Olivia de Haviland
Jan Hunter
Hunter
Theseus
Rossemenner
Alexander
Demeus
Raymond
Gene
Columbia
Moore on Trial For King Killing
The defendant Moore faces trial for the King murder with witnesses testifying Moore fled to Ohio and changed his name after Kings death. Prosecution argued Moore threatened vengeance and was found in the forest near Crosby with others detailing sightings and blood evidence. Moore denied planning the killing and claimed a trip to Ohio was for a visit to his sister.
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King
Ohio
Pierson
Moore
Henry K. Block
Crosby
Walling King
Lan+ nile King
Young King
Inter
Fred Stone
Ben Tree
Lass
Moore George Rider
Rider
Lannie
Frank Gardner
Stainl
Gardner
Slater
Mountain Mirage Spotted Near Wittfish Germany
A 6000 foot mountain appeared in the sky west of Mountain Mirage, Wittfish Germany, then faded into a road bordered by trees. The brief 10 minute display was caused by landscape reflection on cloud light from strong fanlight.
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Wittfish
Germany
Varied Personalities Behind Year s News
A roundup profile spans gangster escapes and gun battles to political moves from Johnson to Roosevelt. It highlights Gloria Morgan Vanderbilt custody fights, Upton Sinclair’s California bid, Dizzy and Daily Deans guiding the Cardinals, and notable European and global figures in the 1930s era.
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Lnter
Johnson
Hugh S. Johnson
NRA
Gloria Morgan Vanderbilt
Harry Payne Whitney
Macy Long
Louisiana
Upton Sinclair
California
Deans
Dizzy
Daily
St. Louis Cardinals
Ramuel Insull
Brent Utilities
Chicago
Roosevelt
Bruno Hauptmann
New Jersey
Franklin D. Roosevelt
First Indies
William A. Wirt
Brain
Gaston Doumergue
Albert
Theorld
von Hindenburg
Germany
Kump to Speak To School Heads
Kump to speak at a conference for school heads with Miss Genevieve Starcher and Dr. Forrest Stemple on the banquet program. F. Ray Power and others open the morning session discussing developing professional county school systems and state education needs.
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Rovernor
Gennvieve Starcher
Forrest Stemple
F. Ray Power
Cliff Hamilton
Drive on Justices Gains Strength
The court heard that the former justice’s fee demands were antedated and collection diligence lacking. Davis collected 7200 in misdemeanor fees over two years while the school fund remained solvent, amid a similar ruling in Bascom Ray’s suit for fees through January 1932.
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Jon
Davis
Bascom Ray
Birth Announcements Highlight Local Families
Br and Mrs Kenneth Shuey announce a son born three days ago at their Levi home. Mr and Mrs Chester Hanks of Barnes Street report the birth of daughter Betty Delores on December 16. she is the former Miss Goldie Masters of Charleston. Mr and Mrs Delbert Welford of Wheeling announce a son born Saturday at the home of Mrs Welford’s mother on Grave Avenue in Edgewood.
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Kenneth Shuey
Levi
Chester Hanks
Barnes Street
Betty Delores
Hanks
Goldie Masters
Charleston
Delbert Welford
Wheeling
Midway School PTA Plans Christmas Program
The Midway school parent and teacher association meets this afternoon at 2 30 to discuss a Christmas program. Aeneclal Christmas program is planned. The article notes the world largest organ nearing completion in Sheffield England at the home of C H Parsons with details on its size and features.
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Parent and Teacher Association of the
Midway School
C. HS. Parsons
Sheffield
England
Obituaries And Funeral Notices In One Brief
Obituary notices report the deaths of Philip Addison Cole one year old son of Mr and Mrs Harry W Cole formerly of Sharon Pennsylvania. Funeral services Wednesday at two at the home with Rev F M Ryburn officiating burial at Spreint Memorial Park. Also listed are Mrs Harry Malcolm who died in Jerome and Mrs Marie Concetta Savilla of Piedmont road who died in a Charleston hospital with services at Sacred Heart church and burial at Mount Olivet. Other notices include Homer W. Merce 42 who died at his home Slip Hill with services at Swen and Barth chapel and burial at Higgenbotham Cemetery. Also Shirley Bowh 23 Spencer died after long illness and remains sent to Van dat funeral home.
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Philip Addison Call
Philp Addison Cole
Harry, W. Cole
Sharon
Spring Hii
F. M. Ryburn
Spreint HW
Marie C. Savilla
Marie’ Concetta Savilla
Piedmont Road
Charleston
Soected Heart Church
Mount Olivet
Savilla
Gisbo Saville
Ralph Savilla
Angela Savilla
Enrica Vannerell
Guido Inannerelli
Shirley Towh
Shirley Bowh
Spencer
Vandat
Banks urged to liberalize credit to lift postwar finance
A government study led by Jacob Viner finds banks restrict lending more than demand justifies, urging broader loan eligibility and longer six month terms. It recommends direct government lending, relaxed rediscount rules, near all cities’ local offices, and eliminating the label slow loans to spur credit expansion.
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Jacob Viner
Morgenthau
Charles O. Hardy
Brookings Institute
S. H. Nerloye
University of Chicago
Reserve Bank
Chicago Federal Reserve Bank
Chicago Tfc
NFC
Ioana
TCSII
Administration Rejects That Care in TVA Project
Washington dispatch reports the administration rejecting the idea from Edison Electric Institute president Thomas N. Carter that the government work with the power industry to pursue a Supreme Court test of the Tennessee Valley Authority’s constitutionality.
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Washington
Thomas N. Mec-Carter
Edison Electric Institute
Supreme Court
Tennessee Valley Authority
Earhart Plans Honolulu to San Francisco Flight
Amelia Earhart, renowned aviator, plans a Hawaii to California crossing. She will depart Honolulu in about a month after lectures there, with extra fuel and radio gear to fly a 2200 mile course aboard a plane rated for 160 mph and a 3000 mile cruising radius. The FCC seeks a special license for in-flight radio broadcasting.
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Washington
Amelia Earhart
Ameri Foremost Aviatrix
Hawaii
San Francisco
Honolulu
Federal Communications Commission
Miss Earhart
Ocean
California
Commerce Department
Nour
Carr Resigns From State Justice Group Over Audit Claims
Sims reports worse audit facts than printed. Justice Carr resigns from the executive council of the state association of Justices of the Peace until charges are cleared. Carr records a $2950.06 credit, disputing a $1742 shortage cited by Sims, and Edwin Watson accepts the resignation.
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Justice Carr
Carr
Garr
Sims
Edwin S. Watson
Charleston
Business Men Seek Plan For Conference Cooperation
Business leaders appointed to study problems ahead of a conference discuss potential cooperation with the government. The chairman refuses to commit on outcomes that might affect cooperation. A split appears between groups favoring closer government ties and those urging restraint, with Ames noting they seek no universal prescription yet aim for coordinated effort.
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Ot Ning
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
National Association of Manufacturers
Ames
Business unity urged to shape national program
Ames argued that if business and government reach substantial accord a program will be expressed for the country’s business interests. He noted the need for a representative conference body chosen by association and chamber committees, insisting past disunity allowed Washington to claim ignorance of business wants and delayed acceptance. Unless business unites, it will have less power to secure its demands.
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Association
Chamber
Ames
Washington
Supreme Court to Rule Ohio River Coal Rates
The Supreme Court agreed to review an Interstate Commerce Commission order fixing 40 cents per ton for bituminous coal from Ohio River points to Youngstown. The order, upheld by a federal district court, replaced a 77 cent rate that went into effect July 16, 1932, with railroads including Pennsylvania and Baltimore & Ohio arguing the rate was too low and would disrupt coal-rate adjustments. Related note mentions many in Sweden operating municipal slaughterhouses.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Commerce Commission
Ohio River
Youngtown
Federal District Court
Nether
Pennsylvania
Baltimore & Ohio
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Pedro Cordoba
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Joseph Schildkraut
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Limehouse Blues
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Ann Ovorak
Esso Marketers
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Royal Canadians
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Paramount
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Cary Grant
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Newn
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Ableston School
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Kump
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F. Ray Beott
Parent
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Maus
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Juan Ca
Uiling
TVA
Radio Service
All Makes
Pacific
U.S
Sweden
Knabe
Galperin
Capitol St
Schoolfield Harvey Electric Co
Rosenblatt & Hunt Galperin Music Co
Electric Home Appliance Co
the Diamond
Capitol Light Co
Baker Electric Co
Electric League of Charleston
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National Furniture Company
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