Hollywood to Alter Actors for Censorship Rules
Hollywood insiders announce new policy to ensure film casts avoid foreign appearances to prevent censorship. Paramount official Luraschi notes American traits in heroes while central European-looking criminals are deemphasized. The move aims to protect U.S. film reception abroad and reduce pressure from foreign censors.
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Hollywood Pictures
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Ilt
Shuraschi
Paramount
Foreign Department
Luraschi
Jbirth
Choles
Allan
Paige Wools
Olympe Bradna
Liradahi
Ny Weven
Rou May
America
Vars
Fey Craoks
Bestias
Lieasthi
Debate on Communists in Labor Unions Sparks Rights Clash
An editorial argues against excluding Communists from unions, saying it infringes the right to work. It condemns blacklist tactics in the U S labor movement and urges judging members by deeds, not political beliefs, linking to broader human rights principles.
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Washington
D. C
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Jersey City
Homer Marin
Automobile Workers Union
Ciree
United States
Communist Party
Germany
Italy
Soviet Union
Enya
Moscow
America
New York
Tribhume, Inc
Washington View on Business Conference Echoes in Capital
Washington observer distills lessons from a Washington conference of business leaders. Almost 1,000 delegates attended. The event sparked debate on administration reactions and the role of advertising, with some speakers pushing for tighter limits while others urged concise remarks and protest at lengthy talks. The column notes the clash between big and small business voices and describes the proceedings as orderly but contentious at times.
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Washington, D. C
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Washington
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Washington Observer
One Minute Test Answers andHints on Etiquette
The excerpt lists quiz answers and hints from a past issue. It notes Gen. Malin Craig as army chief and King Leopold as the present king. It references Northerners who moved south after the Civil War to profit under Reconstruction governments and includes a William 1B Minn quote about resentment and appreciation.
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King Leopold
Labor Wising Up Promises Hope for Peaceful Business Relations
A four week shift toward conciliatory labor stance signals easing tensions with business. Editors argue avoiding harsh laws could prevent further industry downturn and support national recovery. The piece notes labor groups must balance demands with national welfare and praises conservative small businesses in Washington gathering.
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United States
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Kibor Unic Povernment
Inconsistent Citizens Reflect Economic Tensions
The piece contrasts demands for fiscal restraint with calls for government aid, showing small business leaders and voters seeking both limited spending and easier terms. It argues Americans struggle to balance narrow self interest with national well being and hints at broader social ethics. A stray note mentions a French showman presenting a priest with a elephant.
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Thia
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Tax Deduction for Interest in 1937 Income Rules
Income tax rules outline deductions for interest paid within 1937. Interest on personal loans and mortgages may be deductible if properly evidenced by notes or liens, while interest on U S government obligations may be exempt or deductible under limits. Gifts and nonobligatory interest to relatives are not deductible, and all interest received must be included in gross income on the return.
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Tf & Persim
United Stats
Sh Tasespayer
Invonie
New Paris Styles Highlight Scarfs In Varied Fashions
Paris styles showcase 10 stunning scarf trends in many lengths and colors. Extreme designs feature striped edgings and full-length panels, with Persian satin scarfs and beaded yarn wraps for evening wear. Jewelry accents and sequins finish high fashion scarves across garments and accessories.
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Paris
Nin Ricei
Lutien Lelong
AL Cannes Tley
Evening gown design on a sequined red train
A fashion description outlines an evening gown with a long wide scarf of sequins in deep red, draped over the shoulders at the waist. The belt is tightened, ends fastened at the back, forming a glittering train.
Towlay's Fashion Jip Transforms Westubay Style Scene
A fragmentary report notes Towlay's fashion initiative reshaping neckwear and streetwear trends in Westubay. The piece hints at new scarfs and stylings driving a local wardrobe shift amid evolving tastes.
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Towlay
Fragmentary note on Newspaper Rock in Arizona forest
A damaged OCR fragment mentions Newspaper Rock in an optified forest area of Arizona and references ancient or long history. No clear events, dates, or named individuals are legible. The text is too garbled to extract concrete facts or identities for a fuller summary.
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Incian
Rock
Arizona
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