Hollywood Film Shop Stall Corres Whitneys Turmoil
United Press dispatch reports dancer Eleanor Whitney plans to return to Hollywood to confront her father Allen Whitney who seeks payment from her earnings. Whitney says she has supported herself since age ten and now earns 500 a week. Also noted are Spencer Tracy post surgery health, Jean Berry suing William Hamilton for 50000, trainer Kerr injured by a sea lion during filming, and chaos as Madame Fifi attacked actors Ray McCarey and Charles Winniger with Maree Herviti scrambling for safety.
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Bollywood
Spencer Tracy
Wis
Good Samaritan Hospital
Milton Kerr
Alice Brady
Charles Winniger
Ray McCarey
Maree Herviti
Kerr
Madame Fin
Stewarts and Facts On Money Farm and War Talk
A Washington column cites a U S Department of Agriculture survey showing Americans blend money and farm goods similarly across towns, notes 800000 used cars under 45000 dealers, and reports unemployment compensation laws in 48 states plus DC Hawaii and Alaska. The piece also discusses German Austrian relations, Mussolini, and Nazi fascism versus Italian interests and expansion.
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States
District of Columbia
Hawaii
Masia
Mussolini
Italy
Mediterranean
Ithiopia
Ethiopia
Anando
Spain
Germany
Lion
Innovations in Creed Spring collection create bold contrasts
Paris styles feature suede and felt plastrons, wide inset pockets, decorative handkerchiefs, and skirts shortened beyond a decade. Tailored jackets in deer wool and herringbone, broad shoulders and narrow waists dominate. Beach wear includes red and white linen playsuits and bright jala jackets with vivid color contrasts. Evening gowns in blue cotton with red jackets headline a varied lineup of fabrics from striped prints to satin trims.
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Paris
Creed
New Deal Economic Philosophy Signals Expanded Price Balance
Washington February 4. President's lecture on modern economics sparks debate among White House correspondents. Analysts note a shift toward a balance of prices and production across major industries. The Bann Act signals planned separate acts for cotton, corn, wheat, tobacco, and rice, with possible omnibus measures for iron, steel, autos, timber, textiles, chemicals, and more.
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Jay Franklin Washington
Fev
White House
Flgw
Sme
Sar
Rogsavelt
Rex ‘Tugwell
Germney Means
Eon Heddlerson
Tigs
Roosevelt
New Deal
Washington
Economic realisty and political tension in late 1930s gloom
The text notes deepening low mood and rising bankruptcy and unemployment amid big taxpayers resisting national reform. It suggests Mrs. Roosevelt's lecture followed White House conferences and hints at a new economic reality facing those needed for reform, with a Philippine population about 30 times Arizona’s.
Rural Electrification Drives Northwestern Pennsylvania Growth
The Rural Electrification Administration advanced nearly 400000 toward rural electric development in northwestern Pennsylvania including Beaverdam, with millions spent nationwide. The effort modernizes farming, comforts rural residents, and supports continued federal financing. The piece also contrasts pacifist views amid global conflict and cites editorial criticism of murder verdicts in Philadelphia.
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Rural Electrification Administration
Pennsylvania
Beaverdam
RBA
Defective Reading Screening Aids Hearing Disabled Children
Corry Public Schools test a limited audio meter to detect hearing issues in students. A national survey by the American Society for Hard of Hearing estimates 3,000,000 U.S. schoolchildren are hard of hearing, prompting a four year educational campaign for widespread screening and early treatment.
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Corry
American Society For Hard Hearing
Philanthropia Organization
One Minute Test Questions From Daily Quiz
Answers cover U S housing authority chief government roles and legislative power in Britain. Questions note which states in the United States use commonwealth as a designation. Massachusetts Virginia Pennsylvania and New Kentucky referenced.
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U. S
Nathan Straus
New York
House of Commons
Great Britain
House of Lords
Massachusetts
Virginia
Pennsylvanis
Kentucky
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hollywood Film Shop
United Press Stall
Jean Berry
William Hamilton
Today
Stewart
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Rany
Carly
United States
Amrita
Japan
China
Charles P. Stewart
Central Press
Washington, D. C
Austria
Europe
State Department
Hitler
Ib Duce
TI Duce
Sehuschnige
der Fuehrer
Duce
Kaiser Wilhelm
Viestor Immanuel
Iscott
PLE
Pilfrom
Register and ‘Tribune
Syndicate
Arizona
HiciHine Ntaut
Belgian Congo
Colca
JAPAK
Amon
Conic
Mary Keenan O'Conner
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Record
Nu Alily
Anthony
Adair
England
Implie
Journal
New England
Ea Cera
Elihu Root
Pre Tire
Mary Elizabeth Donmoyer
Cuyavant Falls
General Tire
Powell Motor Company
Ines
Rta
Kendall Eg
Fluuk
Phillip
Allenus
Glendora Milk
KRAFT
Math Olives
Ge. Pkg
SEA Foods
Haddock
Conry
Homer
Donaldson
Bnos
WILL
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