Hollywood Gossips Spark Party Reform Call in Hollywood
Hollywood California April 4 Gossip swirls around film colony parties with some praising their liveliness and others deeming them too wild. Anna Sten suggests a party solely for waving and entertainment, free from business deals and casting pressure, while producers eye potential material and artists seek signings. Andy Clyde, longtime two reel comic star, rises to top character actor ranks after his role in The Little Minister, with his future film fate tied to the success of a new feature film.
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AAA Quietly Guides Handball Tourney And Political Rumors
Washington April 4 The National AAA handball tournament underway in the capital draws attention to comptroller John Payne as district champion while Administrator Chester C. Davis weighs Payne’s chances. Rumors swirl about Undersecretary Tugwell facing Senate scrutiny over work relief bill provisions and about Secretary Harold L. Ickles’ ties to amended funding. House conservatives critique President Roosevelt’s rest from duties, urging readiness for future crises.
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Linen Linen and Spiralspun Make a Fashion Hit in Paris
Paris styles spotlight linen evening gowns embroidered in gold and silver as Patou showcases clever uses of Spiralspun linen. Paquin presents a black yellow white cocktail gown with a bow back, Rose Deacat pairs a large black hat, Magey Rouit unveils a white Spiralspun wedding gown with sunray pleated skirt and long train. Linen’s versatility expands to shoes corsets and pocketbooks in today’s fashion tip.
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Prominent Erie Lawyer Named Receiver in Bank Case
John B R Haughney, longtime Erie attorney and legal aide to the Second National Bank receiver, is to be appointed receiver within days succeeding Thomas Shannon who died Sunday. The appointment, backed by Senator Joseph Guffey and county chairman Arthur Categrove, follows investigations into officers stockholders and directors as the government levies assessments. Haughney, a veteran of the Erie county bar, is highly respected in the community.
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Revenue freight carloadings signal improving business
The Pennsylvania Railroad reports a 6.9 percent week over week rise to 9,111 cars for the week ending March 20. The figures mark the best weekly total since September 16, 1983, when 8,882 cars were moved, underscoring cautious optimism about economic conditions.
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Funeral rites for Zelman Place held at Davison's
Funeral services for Zelman Place were conducted yesterday at 2 pm at Davison's funeral parlors with Rev. Perry F. Haines of the M i Church presiding. Interment was in Beaverdam cemetery with bearers John Mee Laughlin Ralph Sperry Tra Miller Carlton Pitt Claude Place and Ralph Pitt. Relatives attending included Thane Cottrell and Mrs Julia Place from W Dennison Mass Mr and Mrs Blaise Turner of Erie Mr and Mrs Ralph Pitt of Clymer and Mr and Mrs Fred Pitt of Spring Creek.
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Neighbor Relief Struggles Highlight Rural Hardship
A nearby farmer who worked hard to feed his family sold possessions and endured severe hardship to avoid hunger while neighbors also sought relief. He kept up a stubborn fight against poverty as others rely on government aid, raising questions about fairness and opportunity in tough times.
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Star Signals and Political Notes from Harrisburg
An April 4 bulletin from Harrisburg reports Speaker Wilson G. Larig naming House members to investigate the alleged allergy relief board in Lawrence County, in accordance with restitution adopted. Representatives Bree Kelso Smith and Dilley, and W J King et al of Butler are listed alongside others.
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CCC Head of Six Nearby Counties Called West
Kaw Ape 4 cap Gorman Lane commanding officer of all Civilian Conservation Corps camps in McKean Forest Warren Elk Jefferson and Clarion counties yesterday announced he has received orders from the US War Department to proceed to San Francisco where he will join Maj. Gen. Paul B. Malone on a post in New York April 20 by Panama Canal route leaving Keene April 22. Lane’s subdistrict successor is expected to be announced in coming days.
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Harvard Man Reaches Golden Jubilee at Cambridge Campus
Auwis-John Shen nan, 72, longtime gate watchman at Harvard Yard, marks fifty years at Harvard University. He says he never expected a tiger, and mentions celebrating a golden anniversary with no plans to eat.
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Calf Missing Eyes Stuns Temple Farmer
A Temple Texas farmer reports a calf missing both eyes. He says the animal is otherwise healthy, with only two small, partially developed eyelets noted. Authorities or veterinarians have been contacted for evaluation. The owner identifies witnesses and requests guidance on care or disposal.
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Black man killed by freight train near North Springfield
An unidentified Black man was fatally injured when struck by a New York Central freight train two miles west of North Springfield. Deputy Carrer Lester Evans and railroad officials investigated. Parts of the body were found along the tracks. the coroner, Dr. W. G. Stroble, suggested the man may have been trespassing on railroad property.
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