Crooked press agents hid truth in Cuba
In Editor and Publisher Marlen Pew accuses American newspapers and press associations of aiding Machado’s Cuba regime through propaganda and paid influence. He cites press agents, lavish entertainment, and staged interviews to shape coverage and notes funds spent on propaganda and hotel, resort advertising, and byoirs agency work.
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Cuba
Marlen Pew
Machado
Pew
United States
William G. Shepherd
Colliers
Presidente
Carl Byoir
Byoir
Havana
Juff
Carleton Beals
Ivy Lee
Lee
New York
Chedbourne
Havana Post
Cubans, Mr. Béals Says. He Frequented the Palace, and Was Intimate With Muchasdo
Reel
Inst
Canada
U. S
Beals
Uy Muntusy
Porra
Machado'a
American Society of Newspaper Writers
Slimes prompt treasury trouble and talks of embargo relief
United Press reports gold slimes mailed to the Treasury Department in big bottles and concentrates. The embargo debate centers on exporting gold in various forms while officials shift samples to the Justice Department. The piece also touches on Amherst alumni in government and Cuba's press control critique.
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United Press
Washington
Treasury Department
Treasury
Justice Department
Paris Styles Hat Fashions Complement Printed Frocks
Descat unveils a hat and dress pairing that enhances printed ensembles. A straw fabric blend helps preserve print vibrancy for races, tea parties, or sunny outings. Neutral tones like beige, greige, pale green, or wine shade suit crushed-in crown hats with a wide Sunshade brim and a single grosgrain ribbon band.
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Ange
Descat
Questioned dates for local officials and souvenirs note
The item asks when Don F. Smith served as city solicitor and when Rev. M B Williams was pastor at the M T church. It inquires about Ora Stennett as acmem per of the Crosby Hose ruling team and mentions Louis Lampert as rabbi at the Jewish Synagogue. It also notes souvenirs made in Japan for Boston tourists at Bunker Hill Monument.
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Don F. Smith
Rev. M. B. Williams
M. T. Church
Ora Stennett
Acmem
Crosby Hose
Louis Lampert
Jewish Synagogue
Japan
Boston
Bunker Hill Monument
Autographs That Cost and Sell in Hollywood
Hollywood autographs show a wide price range from 1.50 to 1000 for major stars and figures. The market values include Richard Arlen 12.50, Garbo and Mae West at 20 or more, Rudolph Valentino 70, and George Bernard Shaw at 1.50 for fans. Directors and others vary from 1 to 1.50 with some higher, while a sheet with the Four Marxes runs 50. Mrs M Caldwell returns from Detroit after two weeks away.
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Alanson Edwards
Hollywood
Studio Gates
New York
Charles Rogers
Golden Harvest
Richard Arlen
Ghesler Morris
Genevieve Tobin
Roscoe Ates
Julie Haydon
Rudolph Valentino
Mae West
Marlene Dietrich
Burke, Garbo
Maurice Chevalier
Frederic March
John Barrymore
Wallace Beery
Herbert Marshall
Charles Laughton
Norma Shearer
Bing Crosby
Janet Gaynor
Marie Dressler
Marxes
George Bernard Shaw
Truck Driver Held Careless In Girl's Death
A coroner's jury in Erie found Earl H. Mook 21 did not exercise proper care when driving a truck into an intersection causing the death of Viola Bakka 23. The autopsy heard at Berkenkamp funeral parlors noted Mook drove without an operator's license and a witness offered $200 to sway testimony.
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Earl Mook
Erie
Earl H. Mook
Cherry Street
Viola Bakka
Myrtle Street
Berkenkamp
9Th
French Streets
W .G. Stroble
Miss Bakka
George W. Canfield
18Th
Parade Streets
Mike Denial
Parade Street
Wright
Mook
Pigeon Exhausted After Long Flight Found at Home
A slate-blue carrier pigeon, exhausted after a long trek thousands of miles from Melrose Massachusetts, was found on a window sill in Ogden by Robert Aland. An inscription on its leg read No. 5 Bourne Mfg. Co.
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Ogden
Utsh
Robert Aland
Bourne Mfg. Co
Melrose
Mass
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