Senate Recesses Redefine A Day In House Fight
Columnist Charles P. Stewart analyzes Senate tactics behind recesses and parliamentary tricks to avoid adjourning on a single day. He notes President pro tempore Pittman refereeing a court-style dispute over Supreme Court plans as McCarran challenges administration pressure amid looming renomination threats.
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Hollywood film shop adviser to writers urges patient path
Hollywood columnist Camieran Rogers advises aspiring screenwriters to take steady newspaper or magazine work first. He recalls his own path from Harvard to World Magazine, writing reviews and articles, then books, before coming to Hollywood to pursue screenwriting. He warns early freelance life threats and emphasizes building a style and reputation first.
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Twenty Years Ago Notes From the Journal Files
July 16 1917 pasted notes recall a winner of a funeral at East South street Mrs Donna Smith dies at 4 30 am two sons survive Dr A L Smith and Don e Smith. J A Johnson dies in Columbus. Bread output at Crown Wbatsing Company reaches 2928 loaves daily. Bill Sunucan engaged to Margaret Moffat. Corry reports assault and robbery on Saturday night. Landslide blocks trains near O City. Charles F Brigham hospitalized in critical condition. Harold O Connor mobilizes Company A. Dan Ziloh and George Keefe visit North East. Fremont Nebraska air conditioning dairy barns to beat 100 degree heat.
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Margaret Moffat
Paris Fashion at the Races Offers Black and White Fur Ornaments
Paris styles spotlight race day costumes featuring fur and organdy frocks with long white skirts, black and white fur trims, oversized hats, and pale ostrich plumes. Outfits include white organdy empire dresses with pink rose appliques, and black velvet hats with wide brims. A fashion tip highlights a black and white fox fur trim around a white organdy skirt.
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Four Men and Girl Decoy Held for Robberies
Four men and a teenage girl described by police as a decoy were arrested in Pittsburgh on suspicion of a series of 125 robberies. Suspects named were Robert Wheeling 22 of Pittsburgh Edward Meyers 19 of Dayton Ohio Bernard Cook 27 of Pittsburgh James Fonda 19 of Pittsburgh Betty Jane Horonsky 19 acted as decoy and fainted twice when confronted by the gang.
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Twicie
Opposition Without Bitterness In Public Life
The tribute to Joe Robinson praises Walter Sheynanin and notes Robinson’s friends among his partisan supporters. It says he fought cleanly, inspired broad respect among foes, and left a diverse mix of opponents who remain his friends, likening the division to Caesar and Palestine.
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Tokio Militants Rally as War Drives Rise Again
Fallout from internal strife in Japan fuels a renewed push toward expansion. TokIo militarists, backed by imperialists, push a front united against China and Russia as domestic dissent over taxes and wartime budgets fades. Citizens contribute to war efforts while parties align with the cabinet to sustain a forthcoming drive into Manchuria and North China.
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Heat waves warners and health tips from city official
New York City health commissioner urges preparation for heat waves and advises mild activity in cool times. Avoid overeating and excessive sugar fats, eat vegetables and fruits, drink water slowly, and limit midday exertion. A Palo Alto notice notes drivers convicted of intoxication pay a medical fee to the physician who treated them.
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River Separating Manchu Kuo From Siberia
The Amur forms the boundary between Manchuria and Siberia. About 200,000 National Guardsmen exist in the United States. A billion equals one thousand million.
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Black man pioneers new racket at Nashville stockyards
A 42 year old Black man reportedly devised a novel theft at Union Stock Yards in Nashville Tennessee. He allegedly hijacked sows by slipping past a watchman and struck milking cows during the shift. Police describe multiple incidents over a short period.
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