Loyd Wears High Glasses Only in Moving Pictures
Hollywood gossip notes Harald Lloyd, famed for spectacle frames and a private life, rarely appears without them. He has over 500 film credits but few portraits in ten years, selecting tortoise shells after trying two impractical pairs. He favors theater trips, golf at a Beverly Hills estate, and a quiet lifestyle with friends and assistants amid his large, well-used photo collection.
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Brian Bell Copsreht
Aegoiated
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Cal
Harald Loyd
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New York
Europe
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Beverly Hills
California
Colony
Rm Picture
Charles Mayo
Hervey Goe Becomes Spouse Of Wealthy Seattle Social Figure
The ceremony joins Hervey Goe to a woman of prominence in Seattle and San Francisco society. The couple plans summer residence on the A. B. Cook ranch in Broadwater County while Cook’s oil holdings in Venturia field, southern California, are valued by appraisers at over a million dollars. Cook, accompanied by attorney Welling ton Rankin, confirmed the marriage two weeks ago on a Saturday after telegrams from Seattle and San Francisco prompted disclosure.
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Cook
Broadwater
Meagher
Finley
Montana
Welpon
Finleys
New York
Sentile
Selena
Seattle
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Vent
The
Independent
Ancient North America Puzzle Baffles Scientists
At the AAAS meeting in Whence, Dr Alfred S Romer and Dr Franz Boas offered theories on when humans first arrived in North America. Romer questioned why giant mammals vanished with the advent of humans, while Boas suggested an Asiatic origin and times far earlier than generally believed. Both urged searching burial grounds and tombs to uncover the truth about humanity’s arrival.
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Franz Boas
Columbia University
Association
Boas
Asbi
Hoan
Columbia
Reds Advance Toward Wanking Door in Wartime Push
Rosy reports say General Chiang Kai-shek takes command from Nanking and launches a drive against Reds and Kiangsi Honan provinces. Government officials claim the move signals a new campaign to eradicate outlawry, while outlawry resurfaces as Chengyungkuan near Nanking reportedly surrounded with no defenses. fall of the city feared.
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Chiang Ka-Shei
Povernmen
Nanking
Kiang Jst
Honan
Chengyungkuan
Restoring Silver to World Monetary System
A speaker argues that China and many Oriental economies suffered from a policy that reduced purchasing power. Restoring silver to its rightful monetary place is seen as essential to reestablish global buying power and counteract extraordinary actions that harmed economies. The message warns that drastic measures have weakened economies and must be reversed.
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China
Tio
Birth Control Plan Faces Legal Skepticism in Debate
Milleapolis June 18 A Chicago attorney and several scholars challenge a proposed birth control program. They argue physician patient autonomy should guide contraception decisions and call for expert study of birth control as heredity and child welfare concern. Clergy member cites moral grounds and potential for human progress.
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Milleapolis
George Prekar
Chicago
Et al
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E. HE
Lion
University of Minnesota Medical School
David Bryn-Jones
Minneapolis
Four-H club enroute to national sites ends busy day
Washington June 18 A 4 H club enrollees 166 farm boys and girls and leaders wrapped a full day with folk dancing and games on the agriculture department grounds. They toured the national cathedral the Bureau of Engraving and Printing and the Smithsonian Institution. Sam H Thompson Farm Board member urged aggressive leadership and cooperative marketing. Mary Lo Todd and Andy W Colebank won Payne fund fellowships of 1000 each to study governmental activities in Washington next fall.
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Washington
Agricultre Department
National Cathedral
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Smithsonian Institution
Sam H. Thompson
Mary Lo Todd
Clarke County
Georgia
Andy W. Colebank
Ahelley County
Tennessee
Payne Fund
Methodists Sustain Decision Of Bishop In Music Clash
In Greenville on June 8 the general conference of the Free Methodist Church upheld Bishop T. W. Griffith of Los Angeles in denying delegates to the Columbia over conference at Clarkston Washington. Delegates from churches using instrumental music during worship were barred. The Washington conference superintendents’ report overruling the bishop was rejected after hours of debate. A motion to sustain the bishop and revise church law passed.
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Greenville TL
General Conference
Free Methodish Church
T. W Criffice
Los Angeles
Columbia
Clarkston
Wash
Tuk
Griffith
Washington
C. A. Watson
Canferenre
Man Who Stole Cars Again In World Jail
Tinfield, H Jonninga, once released, was rearrested in Chicago after fleeing the foot jail in an car owned by the court clerk. He had served three months of a year for embezzlement and caused police trouble by long distance calls to his wife in Wisconsin, triggering renewed searches and a police stakeout.
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Tinfield
Fane
Alyhert H. Jonninga Wan
Adaconnte
Chicago
Foot
Wisconpan
Starr Faithful death by own action probed
New York. June 18. The probability that Starr Faithful, a Greenwich Village girl, killed herself was strengthened by a letter found aboard the Cunarder Franconia. The message included the sentence before you receive this letter I shall be dead, and the letter was in the possession of Dr. Q Jameston Cart, the ship's doctor. A separate note on responsibility for children discusses travel safety and a new electric food mixer.
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Nick Little Cache
Portland
Ore
BH. Brown
Dentlet
New York
Starr
Greenwich Village
Atlantic
Q. Jameston
Cart
Ahip
Starr Saore
The Front Page at the Marlow heads for curtain call
At the Marlow theater only two days remain to see The Front Page Howard Hughes sensational film with salty language and sharp backstage humor. Adolphe Menjou Pat OBrien Mary Brian Edward Everett Horton and Slim Summerville star in this fast moving picture praised for its million laughs and thrills as the screen finally talks
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Howard Hughes
Marlow Theater
Brodway
Adolphe Menjon
Pat O'Brien
Mary Brian
Edward Everett Horton
Slim Summerville
Mexicans in California and Arizona Alarm Growers
Secretary Moore of the Growers' association warns of a labor shortage as a flood of Mexicans leaving farms lands in southern California and Arizona threatens fruit and vegetable harvests. Dr Clements confirms Moore and urges immigration officials to stop intimidation while Southern California allocates funds to aid displaced workers and repatriation.
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A Moore
Tern Growers’ Association
California
Arizona
Moore
Clements
Flo
Boards of Supervisors
Cop 3 Charged With Killing Woman In Rage
In San Francisco a trio including Mrs George R Burleson witnessed Nolan in an intoxicated state enter a hotel room where Mrs Duncan danced with Williams Police allege Nolan attacked Williams then turned on Mrs Duncan cuffing her to the floor and kicking her after beating her with a revolver butt He fired two shots at her body both shots failing to take effect.
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George R.burleson
San Francisco
Nolan
Fire halts after burning 2000 acres in northern region
A large wildfire near Priest Pass and Mullen Pass burned about 2000 acres, with flames jumping a road at the fox farm. Nearly 100 fighters battled the blaze Thursday aided by late afternoon rain, surrounding the fire with trenches and ramps. By Friday dawn the east fire was largely contained and authorities planned to release crews as danger subsided.
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Fox Farm
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H. W Hendran
Mulen Pasy
Mipst Pass
Fleh
O'Ehah
Seanie
Priest Pass
Cnet
Hurd
McDonald
Pase
Flurtt
Motorista
Mullen Pass
Pricet Pass
Avan
Prohibition Psychology Teacher Sees Wet Side of Law
Washington reports Prof Fred M Greer of Nebraska Wesleyan University leading a two week course in psychology for 24 prohibition instructors. He argues liquor awakens animal instincts and lowers higher brain function, urging restraint while noting critics cite its deterrent limits. He praises his students as eager and capable.
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Washington
Nebraska
Fred M. Greer
Nebraska Wesleyan University
Lincoln
Uis
Prohibition
Gragg
Lord Dawson of
Penn
Rerent Magazine
Harry M. Dengler
Gregg
Plan for Dealing With Crime labeled a dismal failure
In Minneapolis on June 8, Judge Herbert G. Cochran of the juvenile and domestic relations court said U.S. crime methods lag modern times and rely on past centuries. He cited high rates compared with other countries and urged scientific probation and individualized treatment through juvenile courts to prevent delinquency and reduce costs.
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Alry
United States
Herbert G. Cochran
Juvenile and Domestic Relations Court
Notwalk
National Probation Association
Cochran Saii
Australia
Africa
Norway
Great Britain
Canada
Holland
Switzerland
Nereon Inn Penal Institution
Aduste
Individuntig
Hagen Leads Miami Valley Open With 66 In Day's Golf Action
Walter Hagen fired a 66 to lead the Western Open field at Miami Valley, with Ed Dudley and Gene Sarazen closing within one and three strokes, respectively. Olin Dutra and Charley Garvinger followed with 70s as others struggled in the Dayton course conditions. Dudley posted 45 34 rounds while Sarazen and Marek both chased the leaders amid a crowded leaderboard.
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Pach Mickelson
Associated Press
Miami Valley Club
Dayton
Ohio
Walter Hagen
Miami Valley
Dudley
Wilmington
Delaware
Sir Walter
Kenlus
Repert
Tragen
Olin Dutra
Caballero
Long Beach
Cal
Charien Garvinger
Indienapolia
Horace Contingenta
J. E. Rooney
Columbus
Clem Welchman
Fortemouth
George van Fimn
Detroit
Bob MacDonald
Chicago
Emmett French
Southern Piney N. C
Denamore Bhute
Hudson
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