Earl Carroll Sketch Program Lights up New Year
The article praises Earl Carroll Sketch for its romantic music and production numbers. Constance Moore and William Marshall star in a light nested story about a composer who shifts from writing commercials to becoming a star. Marshall makes his first film appearance, with Coy Dorothy Babb and Mary Brooke contributing new songs, while Styne and Sammy Cahn wrote tunes. Verett Horton performs an audacious mind reader routine and the studio features a chorus of 50. Albert S. Rogell directs and North produced the picture for Republic.
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Capitol panel weighs funds for state projects
Disjointed report notes lawmakers in Rock, Arkansas considering a bill to raise revenue with a one cent bottle tax to finance state institutions and construction. It mentions allocations to the University of Arkansas and regional colleges and indicates a pending local option liquor election.
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Arkansas plant workers file federal suit for compensation
Near Rock, February 6, workers at a former Arkansas order plant filed a federal court action seeking compensation. The suit alleges wage or benefit claims related to prior employment and requests relief under federal labor statutes.
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Earl Carroll's Sketchbook Debuts Romance Scene
Openings Sunday feature New William Marshall and Constance Moore in a romantic scene from Earl Carroll's Sketchbook with Edward Everett Horton in the cast.
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Kennedy Sees Politics Over Parties in DC Social Circuit
John J Kennedy, 29, son of Joseph P Kennedy, a freshman liberal Democrat from Massachusetts, says Washington social life will be dominated by politics and social play. He stresses government must play a measurable role to avoid economic downturns, reflecting on his wartime service as a PT boat commander in the Pacific.
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Can You Define Them Definitions From The Blotter
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Evacuation Tense as Jerusalem Enters Security Area B
British troops moved into security area B in Jerusalem as the noon evacuation deadline loomed and about half of nearly 1000 Jews remained in their homes. Martial law fears rose after the Jewish National Council rejected the British ultimatum to curb underground violence.
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AFL Opposes Military Conscription Across Union Leadership
The AFL executive council unanimously opposes any form of military conscription and will campaign against congressional proposals requiring youths to undergo military training. The council also critiques anti labor bills in Congress and notes AFL membership at 7,505,446 with CIO claims over 6,000,000. President Green and leaders Lewis and Dubinsky set testimony dates for Senate labor hearings.
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Arkansas General Assembly Faces Busy Week Of Revisions
The 56th General Assembly has produced numerous changes with 259 House bills introduced, 77 approved, 31 Senate measures passed, and 23 Senate bills signed by Governor Laney so far. The week promises more action as tax bills, hospital investigations, liquor and Bangs disease testing, and a freedom to work amendment take center stage with multiple committee hearings planned.
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