Miss Pegsy Wood Stars Opposite Will Rogers in Merry Andrews
Hollywood interview notes Pegsy Wood living in Pasadena while promoting her film work. She discusses name misspellings, theatre roots feeding films, and the shift from stage to talkies. Wood notes singing Richart Whiting’s Roses In The Rain for the Rogers picture and reflects on acting in Champagne, Seo.
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Pasadena
Pegsy Wood
New York
London
Miss Wools
Beverly Hills
Santa Monica
Miss Wood
Wil Rogers
Merry Andrews
Will
Hollywood
Richart Whiting
Rogers
Seo
Price Raising Program Gating Advance in Pte May Soan Become Serious Probelem
The Guaranty Survey examines the New Deal impact, warning the real danger may be the economy overshooting allowed bounds. It notes rising prices reflect devaluation and Fed actions, with a heavy debt burden and reliance on public borrowing. The piece compares current conditions to World War era finance and notes potential swift credit expansion.
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Pte
Soan
Guaranty Trust Company
New York
Guaranty Survey
United States
Congress
Federal Reserve Banks
Pelera Reserve
Federal Reserve System
The Fascist Menage and Traffic Lights Debate
Emma Goldman tours to raise funds for foreign political refugees warning that fascism menaces freedom with oppression seen in Italy Germany and beyond. Traffic lights in Corry are limited to strategic places as state rules tighten two and four lane highway thresholds set to 4000 and 1800 cars per hour with flexibility for conditions.
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Emma Goldman
Hurops
Hmama
Italy
Germany
Austria
Hungary
Poland
Spain
Turkey
Mussolini
Hitler
Europe
America
Corry
State Highway Department
Tilinoig
Signature pen saga of Rainey and Pittman on Philippine bill
United Press reports in Washington on March 26 that Speaker Rainey and Senate pro tempore Key Pittman faced a pen quandary signing the Philippine bill. Rainey used seven pens, noting the souvenir value and potential insult depending on order. Pittman used five pens to sign, with a lengthy effort to produce a readable signature. Franklin D Roosevelt’s name is described as bold and legible.
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United Press
Washington
Henry T. Rainey
House
Philip Pires
Rainey
Tye
Manuel L. Quezon
Philippine Senate
Camilo Osias
Quezon
Osias
Rainsy
Fleury
Rain Wehen
Pittmax
Thi
Senate
Pittman
Philippines
Ragsevell
White House
Franklin D. ‘Raosevelt
Well Owner Carries Mail Across Muddy Rural Route
A Texas well owner, 54, continues to carry mail along a nine mile rural route despite muddy roads and two wells in his yard. He ferries letters by hand, keeping the local service going as authorities have yet to determine the cause of the disruption.
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Kiegore
Texas
H. Based
Twenty Years Ago Journal File Recaps Local Happenings
Relatives report the death of Virgil G Kurtz former superintendent of schools in St. Petersburg Fla. The Library Theatre will be remodeled into a modern theatre under Manager Parker. L D Alden begins a new bungalow on West Church Street. Frank Litz and Mildred Bodtz are among local births and resignations as Miss Ruth Calkins returns for spring vacation. New homes planned by Edmonds Bly Arters Alden Guminsky Murray Sullivan Horbrokk Pritt Wilson. Kurtz Brass Bed Co forms 1914 team with E Bachefhar manager James Maloney assistant manager Wesley Pierce captain Andrew Paulson league rep.
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Parker
Winter Garden
Jamestown
W. P. Edmonds
Ralph Bly
J M. Arters
Leon Alden
Abe Gumibinsky
W. C. Murray
Carl Sullivan
D. H. Horbrokk
Dacay Pritt
Ray Wilson
Kurtz Brass Bed Company
E. Bachefhar
James Maloney
Wesley Pierce
Andrew Paulson
Rome Berlin express to run next summer
The Italy Germany agreement will see a war express train run between Berlin and Rome, covering the distance in about 24 hours. Berge Anderson and his brother Martin, separated for 54 years after leaving Norway for America, have been reunited in Portland, Maine.
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Berlin
Rome
Italy
Germany
Portland
Norway
Amelia
Berge Anderson
Martin
San-Gura Ointment Advertised With Bedtime Testimony
A customer testimonial claims San-Gura Ointment saved a child from blood poisoning and aided healing. The ad touts San-Gura Ointment and Soap as cleansing and dressing cures for burns, bruises, cuts, and minor wounds, urging purchase at druggists for 5 or 25 cents.
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Birs
D. B. Sinclair
North Lena Street
Dathan
Ala
Paris Styles Fashion Tips On New Confusing Weave
Paris March 26 fashion notes celebrate confusing fabrics in wool. Garlin’s Potiniere mimics mail coat mesh with shiny dots on a dull background while Fileran weaves a false herringbone tweed look. Designers favor pattern over pattern to trick the eye with new materials.
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Paris
Garlin
Potiniere
Erie Man Is Re Sentenced In Blackmail Case
Frank J. Mann former head of the American Civic Alliance and convicted blackmailer was re sentenced to 72 months to two and a half years in the Allegheny county workhouse plus a $400 fine and costs. He must repay $125 to Fred Passemonte. Mann claimed no intent to defraud. He was lodged pending transfer. The sentence starts after a stay at the institution. Mann had been convicted last May and lost motions for new trial and appeal. Mr and Mrs E H Wide of Buffalo are visiting in the city at the home of Mr and Mrs W Edi Marsh.
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Brie
Mar
Frank J. Mann
American Civic Alliance
Tudge A. P. Rossiter
Allegheny County
Mann
Commonwealth
Fred Passemonte
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Hollywood Film
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Dakota
Virgil G. Qurtis
St. Petersburg
Ly D. Alden
West Church Street
Frank Litz
West Main St. & Son
Mildred Bodtz
Union Telephone Company
Ruth Calkins
Walnuttanee School
Mary Knight
United Press Staff
Erie
Buffalo
City
W Edi Marsh
Ast Bont Street
Powell Motor
Ford
North Center Street
Buy Ces
Bern
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
N. Center St
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