Hollywood Openings and a Major Rejection Day
Dan Rorimer and Anne Winter navigate Hollywood life with Eva, Mona, and Paul Collier. Collier confronts Frank Maury, Eva’s heartbreak, and a hospital return. Dan enjoys temp praise from Maris Farrell while facing studio rejection of his latest play and renewed confidence in his own talent.
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Dan Rorimer
Hollywood
Anne Winter
Anne
Mona Morrison
Eva Harley
Eva
Mona
Paul Collier
Dan
Collier
Hollywood Boulevard
Frank Maury
Eva Maury
Kammer
Maury
Johnny
Paul
Maris Farrell
Rorimer
Henry's
Maris
Amalgamated
Lever Concedes In Eight Sided Gubernatorial Race
A Frank Lever of Lexington conceded second place to Ibra C. Blackwood in the eight sided race for governor in the democratic primary. Blackwood will face Olin D. Johnston of Spartanburg in the second primary on September 9.
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Columbia
A. Frank Lever
Lexington
Ibra C. Blackwood
Spartanburg
Mayor Walker Faces $250000 Slander Suit In New York
Mayor James J. Walker was named as defendant in a $250,000 slander suit filed by suspended city marshal Jacob Cash who testified to a federal grand jury that he paid $2,000 for his job. Cash objected to Walker’s claim that his removal stemmed from preying on the poor and noted 29 complaints in the dismissal.
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Walker Suel
New York
James J. Walker
Jacob Cash
Chinese Youth Is Victim in Tong Hatchet Case
A young Chinese man, believed by police to be the latest tong hatchet victim, was found in a Bronx street with a fractured skull and multiple wounds. The discovery adds to a series of attacks attributed to tong hatchet gangs.
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New York
Bronx
Maryland to Play Twelve Football Games This Fall
The Maryland team will compete in twelve football games this fall, outlining a full schedule of regular season matchups. Highlights include key conference battles and non conference tests as part of a transition period.
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Maryland
North Carolina Moose to Open Fifth Annual Meeting
The North Carolina Moose association plans a Monday September 1 gathering in Raleigh with Josiah W Bailey Col T L Kirkpatrick and a Supreme Lodge representative as speakers A parade to the auditorium will precede the 3 pm opening and a Moose degree ceremony at 5 pm A Legion ceremonial banquet and dance conclude the events with several hundred members expected to attend.
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Raleigh
Mecca
North Carolina Moose Association
North Carolina
Josiah W. Bailey
W. Capers White
Bailey
T. L. Kirkpatrick
Charlotte
Supreme Lodge of the Loyal Order of Moose
Charlotte Moose
State Association
Covene
Moose
Raleigh Lodge
Legion
Great North Moose
A. H. Melver
Sanford
George W. Fries
White
Gangsters Ordered To Leave Brooklyn
Brooklyn district attorney Brower issues a 48 hour ultimatum to all suspected gangsters after a week of four killings and two arsenals seized. A general roundup is planned at the deadline to remove gang activity from the borough.
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New York
Brooklyn
George KK. Brower
Barrymore Baby Christened in Pasadena
Four months old Dolores Ethel Mae Barrymore daughter of Mr and Mrs John S Barrymore was christened in Pasadena yesterday Lionel Barrymore the uncle served as godfather and Ethel Colt daughter of Ethel Barrymore was godmother by proxy due to attendance constraints.
Japanese typewriters feature seven thousand twenty four keys
A historical note states that Japanese typewriters use 7024 characters on their keyboards, highlighting the complexity of input for the language.
Lipton Fails to Best American Defender in 1903 cup
Lipton’s Shamrock III, built by William Fife, challenges the New York Yacht Club defense Reliance in the 1903 America’s Cup. Reliance wins the series with three victories out of five as Shamrock III loses due to bad handling and a fog interrupted finish on the final race.
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New York
Thomas Lipton
New York Yacht Club
Lipton
William Fife
Amer
Ican
Reliance
Bristol
Herreshoff
Carte Blanche
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Shamrock
Legion redistricting splits state into twenty districts
Mooresville Aug 30 The American Legion state convention in Winston Salem approved amending the constitution to divide North Carolina into 20 districts from 10. The change aims to place district posts and commanders in closer reach, with detailed district lines and leaders listed by county groupings.
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Mooresville
American Legion
Winston-Salem
Legion
Con C. Johnston
John H. Hall
Elizabeth City
C. E. Reid
Currituck
Camden
Pasquotank
Perquimans
Chowan
Ed Rowe
Washington
W. H. Johnson
Columbia
Dare
Tyrrell
Hyde
Beaufort
G. A. Barden
New Bern
Foy. M. Chadwick
Carteret
Craven
Pamlico
Jones
Onslow
Adjustable telescope closet rod offers easy fit
A new extendable clothes closet rod can be made to fit any space from side to side. It arrives with ends ready to mount and requires only screws and a short installation time to become a permanent fixture.
Hoover Nutrition Experts Prepare Drought Balanced Ration
In Washington and St Louis Red Cross nutritionists mobilize a drought relief program led by Herbert Hoover and John Barton Payne. They will issue district menus using locally available foods and urge planting beans greens and tomatoes to support livestock and families.
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Washington
Herbert Hoover
Red Cross
St. Louis
The
John Barton Payne
Corrections to a Venezuelan patriot biography
The item corrects errors: Bolivar was a Venezuelan patriot, not Brazilian. He liberated his country from Spain, not Portugal. His years are 1783 to 1830, not 1880 to 1877. His first name is Simon, not Samuel. The scrambled word is INTERMINABLE.
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Bolivar
Spain
Portugal
Simon
Samuel
White House Repainting Underway In Washington
Tourists see the mansion clad in scaffolding as workers perform the biennial repainting. Crews install a larger eight inch water main to replace the old six inch line, widening capacity, with a new roof on the east terrace colonnade. Project costs total about 18 thousand dollars.
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Washington
White House
Treasury
Burlington Boy Finishes Second in Speed Classic
Paul Hardrock Simpson and partner McNamara of Australia finished second in the 380 mile speed classic at Hamilton Ontario. The duo trailed winner Jose Ray and Faber, with Simpson aiming to win the 40 mile race on September 6 before returning to Elon College to resume coaching and studies.
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Burlington
Paul
Simpson
Boy of Sports
McNamara
Australia
Hamilton
Ontario
Pyle
Canada
Simpson-McNamara
Pete Gavuzzi
John Salo
Jose Ray
Illinois Athletic Club
Ace
Faber
Elon College
Executor's Notice in Guilford County Will
R F Comer named executor of Jasper Loving estate in Guilford County North Carolina. Creditors urged to pay debts and file claims by deadline or be barred. Last Will dated 8 6 16 23 30 7 6 13 referenced.
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Jasper Loving
Guilford County
N. C
R. F. Comer
Notice of administration in Guilford County estate
State of North Carolina Guilford County notice that T A Brower has been appointed administrator of Eliza Brower deceased creditors must present claims by July 29 1931 or be barred all debts to administrator at 218 Underhill St Greensboro N C this 29th day of July 1930 T A Brower Admr 7 29 8 9 16 23 30 9 6
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State OF
North Carolina
Guilford County
T. A. Brower
Eliza Brower
Admr
Underhill St
Notice of Real Estate Sale Under Deed of Trust
Notice is given of a public auction of real estate in High Point Guilford County North Carolina. The sale follows a 1927 deed of trust by J D Bean to trustee A P Grice due to default on the secured note. Reading and description details the Lot No 188 Division 2 Map 2 of the Hamilton property with Ridgecrest Drive as a boundary.
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J. D. Bean
A. P. Grice
Register of Deeds
Guilford County
North Carolina
High Point
High Point Towneship
Ridgecrest Drive
English Street
Beitne Lot No
Hamilton
Office of the Registry of Deeds
Guilford County North Carolina
Roberson, Hayworth & Reese
Atkya
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