Texas Stars in Hollywood Outnumber Most States
Mary Carolin Holmes reports from Dallas that Texas ranks just behind New York in Hollywood stars. Miss Martha Minton notes 36 Texans in film, with many prominent names from Dallas, Houston, San Antonio, and elsewhere, plus notable directors and producers hailing from the state.
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Mary Carolin Holmes
Dallas Journal
Gary Cooper
Texas
Martha Minton
Hollywood
Dallas
Union
New York
Miss Minton
Illinois
Pennsylvania
Lone Star
Joan Blondell
Mary Brian
Joan Craw
Ford
San Antonio
Corinne Griffith
Texarkana
Bebe Daniels
John Boles
Greenville
Ginger Rogers
Fort Worth
Spanky McFarland
Tommy Bond
James Hall
Madge Bellamy
Hillsboro
Florence Vidor
Houston
Jacqueline Logan
Corsicana
Tom Mix
el Paso
Dorothy Janis
Lupe Velez
Mexico
Senorita Velez
Clark Gable
Bessie Love
Midland
Elliott Dexter
Lucien Littlefield
Hope Hampton
Alene Ray
Kathleen Collins
Clark Comstock
Edwin Carewe
Gainesville
King Victor
Galveston
Edward Sedgwick
Howard Hughes
Rupert Hughes
Hughes Tool Company
Mary Miles Minter
Juliet Reilly
Hogwallow News: Town, Trades, and Curious Claims
Columbus Allsop complains of a leaning soap box chair in the store and asks the proprietor to raise a corner of the building. The Tin Peddler is suspected after winter sales of meal sitters shift to spring fly-traps. Dock Hocks plans a summer baseball team to cut expenses, while Club Hancock praises carved furniture on a circus wagon. Sile Kilden jokes about perceived ignorance as rain falls on passersby. Tickville garage claims to be the original inflationist after installing a free air pump three years ago. Germany initiates a large road construction program.
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Dock Hocks
Club
Hancock
Sile Kilden
Tickville
Valley Mills Local News Roundup Shows Visitors and Accidents
Local items list visitors from Waco Austin Marble Falls Temple and Bartlett along with relatives in Valley Mills. A Humble Station accident injures Frank Turner Perry Williams and Jimmy Cooper, with a supervisor from Mexia sustaining a hand injury. An oblique note recalls Mrs. Ruble's death in Lott and J. M. Andrews begins as crop loan inspector while 120 soil erosion camp recruits arrive by train.
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Raymond Smith
D. R. Jelks
Waco
Mary Earline Dunnagan
Gladys Glass
Sanford Pool
Austin Long
Liano
J. H. Reeder
J. B
Emma Helen
Dorothy Nell Lewis
Austin
Charlotte Riddle
Ruth Thompson Kirby
J. B. Wilson
Hobbs
New Mexico
Ray Russell
Van
Texas
Charlie Ellison
Sonny
Mack Sherrill
Temple
Kate McNeill
J. O. Leftwich
Tom McCollum
C. L. Goodall
Miss Sue
A. A. McNeill
J. M. McBride
Tohoka
Oklahoma
Roy Pool
H. J. Gibbs
J. G. Simms
J. C. Jarrett
Jack Cawthon
Lott
R. E. Ruble
W. H. Griffin
Marguerite
Hewitt
Ralph
Belton
Solors
Albert Richardson
Stephenville
J. W. Odle
Meridian
Curt Odle
Misses Barton
J. W
Curt
Roy Hudspeth
Bartlett
A. S. Howard
Frank Turner
Perry Williams
Jimmy Cooper
Humble
Mexia
Albert Jones
Valley Mills
Mr. Andrews
S. F. Clark
Federal Land Bank of Houston
Santa Fe
Peggy Pool
Fort Worth
J. S. Pool
Patsy
Madeline McAfee
Grand Ball At Live Oak Hall Features Toby Thompson Serenaders
A grand ball will be held at Live Oak Hall on Saturday night June 17 with music by Toby Thompson and his Serenaders. The notice mentions a tally of medical schools under the United States flag and identifies the University of St. Thomas in the Philippines as having the largest enrollment among 78 schools.
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Live Oak Hall
Toby Thompson
Serenaders
United States
University of St. Thomas
The
Philippines
Books Will Burn But Thoughts Endure
Essay argues Nazi bonfires failed to erase ideas and books. Historically, suppressing books through burning has never succeeded. A book embodies a dream and idea, lasting beyond ashes, while rulers’ attempts to destroy it only add to its lasting impact.
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Germany
Clifton Record Offers Renewal Subscriptions for Major Dailies
The Clifton Record states it acts as an agent for The Fort Worth Star Telegram Dallas News Houston Chronicle Waco News Tribune and Waco Times Herald. It earns a small commission on all subscriptions and invites readers to place orders for any of these papers through its service.
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Houston Chronicle
Waco News-Tribune
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Sugar exports from the Philippines rise to 1.15 million tons
Philippine sugar shipments for the year are projected to exceed 1,150,000 tons, signaling strong export performance and potential impact on trade balances and local growers.
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Philippines
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