Glamour Girl race moves through New York society
New York society figures jockey for the title of Number One Glamor Girl. Photogenic appeal, access to top clubs, and deft public relations from headwaiters and families drive the contest. Debutantes must pose, be seen at events, and manage publicity while maintaining an air of exclusivity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Young
NBA Service
New York
Post
Brenda Frazier
Gloria Baker
Stork Club
el Morocco
Elizabeth Cushing
Barbara Field
Dolly von Stade
Mary Fibley
Patthcia Plnkett
Bat
Ritz
Sherry's
Waldorf
Long Island
Daughter
Grove's Tasteless Malaria Tonic Ad
Don’t put up with malaria. At first sign of the disease take Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic. A real malaria medicine with quinidine and iron. Pleasant to take, even children. Buy large size at all drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove
Harrison in Hollywood profiles the global film trade
Hollywood correspondent Paul Harrison describes the complex life of international film distribution. Del Goodman at 20th Century Fox handles transfers from Asia to Afghanistan, renting films to maharajahs and theaters where sound is scarce, while publicists chase glamor and interviews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Harrison
NEA
Hollywood
Representa Live
Far East
del Goodman
20Th Fox
Ino Hollywood
Khyber
Kabul
China
Barnes
Sumatra
Bali
Java
Manchukuo
Mongolia
Tibet
Khyber Pass
Afghanistan
Economy Bloc Battles Housing Bill Amid Senate Delays
The Economy Bloc pressed the administration’s 800 million housing bill Tuesday but faced delays as opposition claims the measure was abandoned for the season. If the lend ing bill passes, bonds issued by the RFC would finance rural electrification tenant farmer loans and public works, while highway and export funding faced cuts. A last minute tax provision on RFC bonds may curb the program by making bonds taxable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
House
Senate
REC
FLFC
Export- Timport Bank
RFC
R.F.C
RLFC
Censorship Rules and Market Pressures in Asia for Hollywood
Goodman notes varied censorship in India, Philippines, Japan, and China, with bans on violence and kissing. He explains how audiences in the Far East view cinema differently, favor native films, and face quotas and duties. Despite barriers, large populations offer vast audience potential and lower prices, yet only Japan welcomes double bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodmah
India
Philippines
Japan
Orient
Goorman
China
Goodman
Hollywood
Economy Bloc Wins in Debated New Deal Bill Passage
The Economy Bloc claimed a major victory despite losing the final passage vote by nearly two to one. The bill was trimmed from 3.06 billion to 2.49 billion, with opposition arguing it would swell the national debt and rely on guarantees from RFC bonds. Administration backers said it would boost business with no rise in public debt.
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Roosevelt
Barkley
Senate Banking Committee
R.F.C
Congress
Legal Notice in Hempstead County Arkansas Court
Notice of suit in Chancery Court Ellen Jewell Woods versus Ambrose A Woods requires answer within thirty days. Clerk Ralph Bailey signs, with attorney John P Vesey. Also bids invited for Harmony School maintenance and construction, closing August 8 1939 at 4 pm, Harmony School District No 57 Hempstead County Arkansas.
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Chancery Court
Hempstead County
Ark
Ellen Jewell Woods
Ambrose A. Woodss
Ambrose A. Woods
Ralph Bailey
John P. Vesey
Steve Carrigan
Harmony Veges
Harmony School Board
Fox
W. W. Wright
Hope
Harmony School District
Arkansas
Commissioner Sale of Hempstead County Real Estate in Hope
Ralph Bailey commissioner will sell at public auction under Chancery Court order (No. 646) from July 13 1939 in Hempstead County Arkansas. Property includes parts of Block 20 College Addition Hope plus East Half of NW Quarter of Southwest Quarter and other portions in Township 12S Range 24W. Terms: three month credit with bond, 8 percent interest, security required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chancery Court
Hempstead
Marc Antoinette Williams
City of
Hope
Hempstere County
Arkansas
Wempatoad
South Elm Street
St. Louis, San Francisco Railway Company
Somebody Broke Into Randolph Railroad Station
In Randolph Kansas thieves entered the railroad station recently and stole only the pen dial from the clock leaving other items untouched. Local authorities investigate the break in as residents seek a motive for the odd theft and review surveillance for clues.
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Randolph, Kans
American Legion Defeats Gunter Bros 10 to 8 in Monday Game
The American Legion team defeated Gunter Bros 10 to 8 Monday night. J. W. Booth and Henry Bearden had two hits each as the Legion offense clicked. Soil Erosion also routed Bruner-Ivory with strong batting from L. Bearden and rapid double plays to close rallies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Gunter Bros
J. W. Booth
Henry Bearden
Legion
Eton
Belly
Gunter
Taylor
Secrest
Bruner-Ivory
L. Bearden
Bruner
Wheelie
Davis
Chance
Coleman
Steadman
Mayor Worried Shorts Case Grows Too Big
Jonesboro Arkansas Mayor J H Cowell says the Shorts case against Mrs Alexander has ballooned and drifted into newspapers. He notes receiving letters from across the nation, some criticizing him while many praise him. The council reportedly opposes reimbursing expenses. Mrs Alexander appeals a $50 fine for decent exposure to circuit court.
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Jonesboro
Ark
Grave Alexander
J. H. Cowell
el McGowan
Sprcial
Alexander
Cowell
Calotabs Calomel Alternative Promises Relief
An old time calomel remedy is marketed as a pleasant alternative. Calotabs provide the effects of calomel with salts to cleanse the system, requiring one or two doses at bedtime and a morning feeling of refreshment. The ad warns against imitation and notes family and final package prices.
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Mary Steele
The
Ward & Son
Arkansas Justice
Grace Alexander
Supreme Court
Everett Johnson
Nelleton
Eli McGowan
Jin Chancel Y
Win
Gunter Brothers
Bruner Ivory
Jonesboro-Nettleton
Balistes
Dimity Organdies
C: Penney
Postoffice
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