Harrison in Hollywood Charm Leaves Hollywood
In Hollywood on May 11 13 year old Betty Brewer threads through the film set saying she aimed to make ads and succeeded. The Service Staff Correspondent notes Betty’s charm intelligence and confidence as she interacts with the crew in her first picture.
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Betty Brewer Moves Toward Movie Stardom With Rang ers of Fortune
Central District Christian Endeavor holds a park picnic near Greensboro on May 18 with games and a served supper. Betty Brewer, child star in Rang ers of Fortune with Fred MacMurray, declares she will do her best and handles contracts, while director Sam Wood praises her talent and notes he tested about 70 kids for the role.
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Doberman Roland Harriss Crowned Champion in Major Show
Roland V. Huffmanheim a Doberman Pinscher owned by Welch Harriss earned championship at the Baltimore show amid a 930-dog entry. He secured 15 points including seven best of breed wins and top placements in the Working Dog Group at Pinehurst Columbia and Greenville. Roland’s bloodline traces to champion ancestors including Trollvy d Engelsburg and noted breeders in Raleigh Baltimore and Madison Square Garden.
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FDR Strives For Solidarity In Party Before Convention
President Roosevelt seeks party unity ahead of the Democratic National Convention in Chicago on July 15. Senators say he aims to heal factional rifts, backing Garner and moderate foes to avoid bitter preconvention battles. Taft visits Missouri with Landon to outline views on the platform.
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School Patrols Hold Ninth Parade on Constitution Avenue
Washington May 11 16 000 safety patrolmen from twenty states and DC paraded in their ninth annual event wearing blue and white uniforms with Sam Browne belts. Officials from the American Automobile Association DC Police and senators Taft Vandenberg Copper and Rep Snyder watched from a reviewing stand. Cups for best slogans went to St Gabriel School DC first with Our 1940 Candidate Safety and Greenwood SC patrol second with We Live and Help Live.
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Bombardments Kill and Wound Over 100 in France
Paris May 11 reports say more than 100 persons including women and children were killed or wounded by German air raids in France yesterday per the French high command.
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