Sheila Shayne in a Broadway star's jealous shadow
Sheila Shayne a dancer is discharged from a new play and seeks work. She falls for Jerry Wyman a factory worker with a guarded family background. On tour she navigates romance with Jappy and Jerry while pursuing a future away from Broadway.
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Murray Charges Enemies Plot to Impeach Him
Oklahoma Governor W. H. Murray claims rivals plot impeachment and cites a Seminole meeting to free a life-term convict to target his Cocklebur bill. He notes Senate probes into alleged oil property enforcement in Oklahoma City, led by his cousin Col. Cicero I. Murray.
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Hollywood Animal Cast For Paramount Film
Paramount plans a Henry Hathaway directed production featuring a large animal cast including 4300 longhorn cattle 212 calves 12 oxen 52 horses 12 mules 232 buffalo 24 deer 16 dogs four wildcats a wolf 16 rabbits 3500 hogs and various chickens turkeys quail and rattlesnakes in Hollywood.
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Stylish Mothers in Hollywood Sail in Travel Wear
Hollywood mothers Sue Carol Bessie Hawkes Bebe Daniels Lyon Olga Vaclanova and Nicholas Soussanin Jr. lead fashion in travel outfits and baby talk as studios feature high necklines, tailored suits, cape jackets and coordinating accessories. Carol flaunts a brown wool duveryn suit with blue fox trim and a wrist locket containing family photos.
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Senate Sergeant-At-Arms suspended in New Outlook article case
Senate suspended Barry as sergeant at arms after a public Senate trial over his New Outlook article "Over the Hill to Demagoguery." He testified he wrote it, admitted no evidence, but asserted belief it was true, while denying naming any bribers and facing possible District of Columbia and New York libel action. He served 14 years in the post since 1919.
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New Bareback Swim Suits Dominate This Winter's Beach Wear
From the Ocean Bathing Suit Company in New York comes a wave of daring swimsuits with bare backs designed to match evening gowns. White ribbed wool suits lead a list of beige gray and bold color options, featuring daring strap styles, novelty weaves, and sash details for a chic, coordinated look.
Merger Bill Holds Davidson Interest
Davidson County residents show interest in a proposal to unite Rowan Davie and Davidson counties into one school division with a single superintendent and one supervisor of instruction. The bill in the North Carolina Senate would abolish county superintendents and rural supervisors, creating thirty division superintendents and thirty rural supervisors.
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Man Recovering After Six Days Adrift
Elizabeth City February 4. Willie Parrisher of Columbia is recovering in a hospital after drifting six days in Albemarle sound in a Small boat. A gale swept the area on January 25 drowning the boat motor. Parrisher bailed water kneeling in pain as waves swamped the craft. He was found by local fishermen near Columbia after six days without food or shelter and given oatmeal.
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Friedberg Male Chorus to Perform at State Street Church
The Friedberg male chorus, a widely known class of singers, will appear at State Street Methodist Protestant church in Lexington Sunday night at 7 o'clock to render a musical program. Rev H W Maier, the local pastor, announces the event.
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Phony lead can be fine strategy in bridge play
WM E McKenney explains that a carefully chosen irregular lead can defeat a contract when regular defense seems futile. The example shows West choosing clubs over hearts and clubs lead logic, illustrating that irregular leads require solid reasoning and should rarely replace standard play.
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Police Seek Kidnap Gang After Virginia Girl Abduction
In Stafford County Virginia 14 year old Caroline Musante was found bound to a tree after reporting an attempted kidnapping. She described two strangers who forced her into the woods and questioned her about the Porter family as part of a planned ransom and a separate pending kidnapping. Authorities sought a gang behind the alleged crime following a note found by the girl on the way to school.
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Pal er to Raleigh for fifteen year Denton bank robbery
Sylvan Palmer former High Point youth convicted of robbing the Denton bank was moved to the state prison in Raleigh to begin a fifteen year sentence after failing to perfect an appeal. Companion Victor Fowler also faces court action with $3 500 bond and unresolved appeal. Palmer allegedly attacked attorney John C Bower with a bottle during the incident.
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Quick Murder Trial Ends in Manslaughter Verdict
In Lexington on February 3 May Noble Huff a young African American woman was tried for stabbing her husband James Huff during Christmas. The trial lasted about an hour with the state presenting evidence and the defense speaking. Judge Stack charged the jury and they returned a guilty verdict of manslaughter leading to a 5 to 7 year sentence to the state prison.
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Windowside Tropica Plant Clugs to Glass Surface
A Tropica Africa specimen clugs to glass when placed near a window. The plant adheres to the surface as it roots and grows, showing strong attachment to the glass while thriving in bright light.
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