Shirley Temple moves from acting toward directing interest
Hollywood reports Shirley Temple, the child star, showing growing interest in directing and stage craft. On the 30th Century Fox set for Dimples director William Seiter notes her strong stage sense and attention to detail as she guides scenes and even adjusts props to improve realism.
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Roleywood
Calif
Gereer
Smudio
Shirley Temple
30Th Century- Fox
Shirley
William Seiter
Uss
Lester
Paris designer Robert Piguet's standout frothy hat trend
Paris November reports a leading early winter sensation, designer Robert Piguet creating a popular black face hat. The crown features sheer pink silk and a low back brim, with a tall, potlike crown and curled brim details. Purple dominates the collection, with sculpted crowns achieved by stitching and shaping.
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Paris
Robert Piguet
Jace
Anich
Unis Howls
G jemain House Bethlehem oldest Moravian landmark
Pennsylvania Sesnls and Historie Commission notes the Gemein House in Bethlehem as the citys oldest building still standing. Built in two sections 1741 and 1743 by Moravians it served as the first worship place and clergy home with notable figures like Zinzendorf Spangenberg Nitschmann Witwein and Seidel. A 20th century replica by the D A R now marks its historic rooms prints engravings and the Sisters House connected attic passage.
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Witsond
Paul
Bethlehem
Titaianding
Viattora
Arec
Betkenem
Zinzendorf
Spangenberg
Nitschmann
Witwein
Seidel
Friendsip
Nunticoka
Gemein House
We the People: Labor and politics cross state lines
Jay Franklin Washington argues that the west coast shipping strike shows California using its influence to shape national matters, creating a de facto gentleman’s agreement with Washington. He cites conflicts over Japan treaties, political races, and labor actions, warning that a nationwide labor movement could redraw power between regions.
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Jay Franklin Washington
Gulf
Japan
Woodrow Wilson
California
Hugh Johnson
San Francisco
Attuce
Uipton Sinclair
Tim Parley
Democratic National Committee
Tate
Wilson
Washington
Califordia
Herbert Hoover
Cattornia
Imperial Valley
Eujpard MinGredy
Henry Bruges
Limberg
Far West
Foy
Labor
Isbor
California shipping strike signals shift in union power
The document discusses a broad labor dispute affecting longshoremen and maritime workers from the West Coast. It questions the causes of the trouble, notes involvement of ship officers and pilots, and ponders whether California’s isolation is ending as midwesterners move west. It highlights a possible link to national issues and the idea that the “gentlemen's agreement” may be dead in labor relations. The piece credits maritime unions with advancing California’s standing in the Union.
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California
Maritime Gnions
New York
Texas
Ethic
Wea
the Register and
Telbune Syifuicate
Aftermath of the 1938 campaign and call to civic unity
A reflective backward glance notes the 1938 presidential race as the dirtiest and bitter in US history. It urges Americans to forget the rancor, continue voting, and engage in government without resorting to personal attacks or assassination threats. It emphasizes Roosevelt’s calm win and criticizes smear tactics by Republicans.
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America
United States
Franklin Delano
Roosevelt
Vordan
Miany Vetera
Authors Who'd Last In Best Living American Choice Game
A magazine asked readers to pick living American authors likely to endure, rating Sinislair Lewis highest, with Willa Cather, Eugene O Neill, and Edna St Vincent Millay following. Other names include Robert Frost, Theodore Dreier, James Truslow Adams, George Santayana, Stephen Vincent Benet and James Branch Oswald.
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Mills
Sinislair Lewis
Willa ‘Cather
Jazene O'Neill
Edna Si
Vincent Millay
Robert Frost
Theodore Creigh
James Truslow Adams
George Santayana
Stephen Vincent Benet
James Branch Osbell
Continuing War Deaths After Armistice Revealed
Figures from Vienna show postwar deaths from war wounds exceed combat fatalities. Of 19,000,000 casualties treated after the armistice, more than 15,000,000 died from war wounds. over 4,000,000 wounded remain alive, many crippled. The text notes ongoing international hatreds rivalries and social ills fueling future conflict.
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Nut
Vienna
Pattern for Living and Moral Rules for Youth
A venerable American public servant shares five life rules for youth. Keep yourself straight and avoid dishonorable acts. Seek education and avoid overvaluing money. Develop refined interests in music art religion. Avoid alienation from your regular work and pursue genuine democracy by rejecting inferiority or ensnarement.
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Young Min Taay
Star Signals for November 6 Borns in 1937 Horoscope
The reading suggests those born between July 21 and Aug 6 are influenced by vibrations today. It warns against signing papers, notes morning, afternoon, and evening outlooks, and predicts many changes from August to October 1937. Emphasizes careful travel, broadening views, and heeding relatives and neighbors' advice for January and February 1937.
Girl Scouts in Alabama Volunteer Fingerprinting
In Alabama, California area scouts have voluntarily accepted fingerprinting as part of safety and membership procedures. Local leaders say the program emphasizes security and identification for all girl scouts while maintaining privacy standards and consent.
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Alammda
Cal
WIFE FAT AND LOSS OF ATTRACTION TRIALS MAKE HEADLINE
A New York divorce case draws wide attention as a witness says the wife, once beautiful, became unattractive after gaining weight. The piece promotes Kruschen Salts as a weight loss remedy claiming health and beauty benefits and lasting effects for weeks.
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New York
Hattie
Fashion Tip: Sheer Blacks and Turban Crown Style
A late afternoon chat centers on sheer black fabrics paired with a turban like crown. The look features a transparent brim effect and a bold yell of color to complete the ensemble.
One-Minute Test and Etiquette Hints Digest
Questions cover fiscal year end for the U S government Gscal year. distinctions between inter and lumber. definition of an isthmus. etiquette hints about villa cocktails and finger food, inner table service, and fork use. plus a Franklin adage and a quirky horoscope about reading deeper books for those born today.
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United States
Timber Versus Tember A Quiz Note
A brief note defines timber as natural trees and tember as wood cut from trees and mentions a narrow land connecting two larger bodies in a fragmented passage. The text mixes dates and terms with unclear context.
Townsend Club Meeting Planned for Friday Night
The Comy Townsend Clin hosts a meeting at the Grand Theatre building Friday at 8 pm. All members are urged to attend.
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Townsend Club
Comy Townsend Clin
Grand Theatre
Pope Pius Xi Presides Over Lengthy Vatican Ceremony
Vatican City November 5 Pope Pius XI presided at a lengthy chapel mass in the Sistine Chapel for cardinals who died in the past year. About 1,600 mourners attended the solemn ceremony as the pope walked to and from the chapel, appearing in his customary hopeful health while overseeing the rites.
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Vatican City
Pig XI
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