Dough Boys Return to Broadway in Extra Spendthrift Season
New York reports a Broadway revival of lavish spending and big spenders as more shows, stars, and costly productions lure crowds. High-end cabarets, champagne, and $25 tips return, with Hollywood talent and star-studded parties fueling a renewed Gold Rush atmosphere on 52nd Street and beyond.
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George Ross
New York
Manhattan
Broadway
Charlies
Fifty-second Street
Fifth
Sixth Avenues
Florenz Ziege
Hollywood
Harry Richman
Paradise
Gotham
Jim” Brady
Dan Topping
Club
Bonifaces
Caleb Brags
Woolworth Donahue
Phil Plant
Mr. Topping
Katherine Hepburn
Margaret Sullivan
Anna Sten
Walter Huston
Leslie Howard
Clifton Webb
Marlon Dietrich
Rowland Stebbins
White Horse Inn
Joan Bilondell
Dick Powell
Joan
Paramount Players
Waldorf-Astoria
Flickerville
Wesley Ruggles
Ernst Lubitsch
King Vidor
Irene Dunne
George Raft
William Frawley
Elizabeth Patterson
Margaret Perry
Gary Cooper
Randolph Scott
Leopold Stokowski
Benny Goodman
Memorial
Rialto
Forty-Second Street
Royal romance talk of London continues amid royal tie debates
The article recalls Edward VIII potential marriage to Mrs. Simpson, noting changing royal rules and a 40 000 pound annual income offered to a bride. It cites subjects’ doubts about his willingness to relinquish position for love and mentions ongoing public reactions and related events.
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England
Mrs. Simpson
Edward
Ernest Simpson
Baltimore
Europe rocked by latest move on Locarno pact
Russia warns that Germany and Japan are potential foes as Franco Spain's civil war risks a fascist victory. Moscow fears a pro-German Italian aligned Spanish government would threaten Soviet and French interests, fueling squarely anti Bolshevist tensions across Europe.
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Russia
Japan
Germany
Italy
Hitler
Madrid
Spain
France
Democrats Schedule Evening Campaign Speeches Across Counties
The report lists Democratic speakers and venues including McDonald in Asheboro at 8 p m Reynolds in Lenoir at 7 30 p m Broughton in Candor Montgomery County Cooley in Wilmington Hancock in Stoneville Rockingham County Warren and Wright in Pantego Judge Wilson Warlick in Langonville Stokes County and Umstead at Monticello Guilford County with times noted for each stop.
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Hildebran
Burke County
Snow Hill
Bailey
Williamston
Hoey
Salisbury
Graham
Orange County
McDonald
Benson
Reynolds
Marion
Asheville
Greenville
Broughton
Norwood
Doughton
Concord
Thad Eure
Gatesville
Hancock
Apex
Umstead
Warren
McMillan
Columbus County
Young Democrat
Greensboro
Morganton
Statesville
W. P. Norton
Ramseur
Fremont
Alamance
Weeksville
Pasquotank County
Eure
Shelby
Gastonia
Reidsville
Aurora
Clinton
Raeford
Judge Clawson Williams
Smithfield
Bisecoe
Sumner High School
Guilford County
Asheboro
Lenoir
Candor
Montgomery County
Cooley
Wilmington
Stoneville
Rockingham County
Warren and Wright
Pantego
Judge Wilson Warlick
Langonville
Stokes County
Monticello
Thomas Pruitt
Roosevelt Ends Campaign Trip Heads for Home
President Roosevelt wraps up a nationwide tour praising real prosperity seen in farming mining agriculture and manufacturing regions. He dedicates Buffalo federal building in Niagara Square and plans a brief return to Hyde Park before resuming campaign duties toward New England.
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Albany
Washington
Buffalo
United States
Niagara Square
McKinley
Hyde Park
Palisades
Hudson
New England
Going To School Part Two Home Life Influences Sammy And Susie
This second part of a three article series discusses how home conditions affect children’s classroom work. It emphasizes the need for regular sleep, proper meals, cleanliness, grooming, and a quiet study space. Early rising and parental support for homework are urged to boost focus and conduct.
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Sammy
Susie
Enterprise
NEA
Olive Roberts Barton
Spanish Import Lessons and Family Support in Child Education
An advisory piece urges parents to engage with homework and progress to keep children connected. It cautions against overloading with duties and advocates outdoor play to maintain a harmonious family life. The article emphasizes a favorable background for a child to become independent. A 1925-36 note mentions 20 square miles of dead fish off North Carolina coast.
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NEA Service, Inc
North Carolina
Unclear Ethics Plagues Family After Career Change
A reader reflects on relief and renewed enjoyment when a burdened mind clears from leaving a job. The passage hints at balancing personal peace with family implications as the narrator considers future choices.
Hummingbird Skins Traded for Hat Trim 400,000 Yearly
Historically the United States and South America exported about 400000 hummingbird skins annually to England for hat trimming.
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United States
South America
England
Estimation of U.S. Wealth Reaches 247 Billion
An estimate places the total wealth of the United States at 247 billion dollars. The figure reflects a broad assessment of national assets and resources held by individuals, corporations, and government entities.
Meteorite Flash Bright Over Paragould Sparks Airplane Fear
A meteorite shattered the night near Paragould Kansas drawing witnesses who mistook it for an aircraft. The brilliant fireball startled residents in St. Louis Missouri who believed an airplane was crashing at the city airport.
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Paragould
Kas
St. Louis
Broadcast Halt Ordered For Vandenberg Speech
An official in Chicago tried to reach New York officials for a ruling on the speech delaying its start by four minutes. A contact later determined the speech would not continue, an order was issued to cut it off, but western stations carried it. The employee who issued the order was not identified.
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Chicago
New York
Gude
Baby marathon nears end for $750000 prize
A contestant nears the finish of a baby marathon race with a prize valued around 750000 dollars. She claims to have borne a dozen qualifying babies as part of her effort.
Mothers race for Millar will birth record prize in Toronto
In a race tied to Millar’s will, Toronto mothers contend for a prize by having the most children born in ten years. Among hopefuls are Mrs. Kenny with ten children and Mrs. Bagnato nearing ten, while each contender awaits vital statistics proof and possible multiple births before October 31.
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Millar
Toronto
Mrs. Kenny
Probe Is Ordered In Hosiery Cost Probe
Sidney Morgan secretary of the United States tariff commission said commissioners ordered an investigation into production costs of seamless cotton hosiery. The survey covers hose and half hose seamless or mock seamed finished or unfinished and pieces made wholly or in part on knitting machines. A public hearing date will be announced later.
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Washington
Sidney Morgan
United States Tariff Commission
Morgan
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