Prediction of German economic drive reshaping Europe warns of world mood
Babson argues recovery in the United States will curb a global downturn and Germany will lead a commerce driven expansion into Central Europe. He foresees Austria aiding German growth and predicts Czech and other eastern states risk being drawn into German economic influence through transportation, industry, and agriculture control.
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Belgium
France
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Poland
Austria
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Bohemia
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Black Sea
Rome-Berlin
Danube
Hungarian
Prussia
Babs Travels Far For Her Romances
Barbara Hutton Mdivani Haugwitz-Reventlow, heiress to wealth, moves from Siam to Paris to London and beyond amid multiple marriages and divorces. Her globe trotting ends up in London court as she battles over custody and romance remains her constant lure.
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Barbara Hutton
Mdivani Haugwitz
London
Siam
Barbara
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Zee
Dee
Paris
Alex Mdivani
Georgia
Caucasus
Deep South
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Me Nam
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Morocco
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Herdenberg
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Nile
St. Moritz
Copenhagen
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Victoria
Bombay
India
Economic patriotism and the fight against Nazism
The piece argues that prosperity through trade strengthens democracies and weakens Nazi aggression. It cites New Deal reciprocal treaties boosting exports, notes England and France as democratic buffers, and warns isolationism could invite war. It emphasizes unity among French, German, and English peoples.
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Berlin
Europe
England
France
Hull
London
Paris
Central Est
St. Louis
Mexico
New York City
San Francisco
Texan Mother Teaches At Columbia University
Mrs. Lucille Hall of Baird Texas joins Columbia University as a summer student in the teachers college. She earns academic credit for observing her daughter in the college demonstration school and records how her child interacts with peers as part of a psychology assignment.
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New York
Lucille Hall
Baird
Tex
Columbia University
Hall
Teachers’ College
Julius Caesar Birth Month Named in His Honor
Julius Caesar is credited with influencing the naming of July. The month was renamed to honor his role and legacy in Roman history. The tradition reflects how his impact extended beyond politics and warfare into the calendar.
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Julius Caesar
Seasonal Rise In Farm Income Boosts Recovery Efforts
Government spending and a seasonal rise in farm income inject fresh energy into the economy. The Commerce Department notes a firm tone in industrial activity, with orders growing in motor and electric power sectors. Bond issues attract buyers as stock markets stabilize while steel, autos, and rail traffic show uneven improvement across regions.
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Thomas FE. Flanagan
Washington
Department of Commerce
Wall Street
Cowboy From Brooklyn at Paramount Theatre This Week
Dick Powell Priscilla Lane and Pat O Brien star in Cowboy from Brooklyn a Paramount release showing Thursday to Saturday. A Brooklyn crooner goes West to find fame and is exposed as a Brooklyn youth who never rode a horse amid comical misadventures and musical numbers.
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Pat O'Brien
Priscilla Lane
Paramount Theatre
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Olivia de Havilland
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Margaret Lindsay
Republic
Ken Murray
Metro
Rialto
Mickey Rooney
Lewis Stone
Cecilia Parker
Gail Preston
Columbia
Wyn Cahoon
Robert Paige
Don Terry
Old Wyoming Trail
Charles Starrett
Barbere Weeks
Ga Women Seek Lynching Probe After Arabi Slaying
The Georgia Council of Federated Church Women urge an honest probe into the lynching of John Dukes in Arabi. Dukes shot and killed Marshal F Epps during an arrest attempt, then was seized, doused with gasoline, and burned while wounded.
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Atlanta
Arabi
Georgia Council of Federated Church Women
John Dukes
F. ©. Eppse
Epps
Magnificent Obsession and Cowboy From Brooklyn Reviews
Reviews note two stories in Magnificent Obsession with Hannah Parmalee and Paul Ward guiding a dual plot under Edmund Goulding. Cowboy From Brooklyn is a light musical western with Dick Powell Priscilla Lane and Pat O’Brien, praised for humor and family appeal.
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Paul Ward
Peter Trimble
Edmund Goulding
Hannah
Peter
Sally
Hannnah
Ward
Bradford
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Warner
Paramount
Dick Powell
Priscilla Lane
Pat O'Brien
Dick Foran
Earl Baldwin
Lloyd Bacon
Universal
Broadhurst
John Boles
Madge Swans
Bruce Cabot
Colorado
Colonel Gifford
Steel
Kid
Sinners In Paradise At Broadhurst Theatre Two-Day Showing
Madge Evans stars as a dissatisfied wife seeking a nurse’s life in Universal’s Sinners In Paradise. John Boles is the doctor, Bruce Cabot a restrained gangster, with Marion Martin making a screen debut and strong supporting turns by Nana Bryant Charlotte Wynters Nan Fung Morgan Conway Milburn Stone and Gene Lockhart as a pompous senator turned Robinson Crusoe.
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Universal
Broadhurst Theatre
Madge Evans
John Boles
Bruce Cabot
Marion Martin
Gene Lockhart
Nana Bryant
Charlotte Wynters
Milburn Stone
Morgan Conway
Donald Barry
Willie Fung
Miss Evans
Wichie Fung
Gene Lochkhart
Robinson Crusoe
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