Arkansas official outlines gambling device law changes
Rock Ark report on Commissioner Dave Ford stating plans to classify most coin operated devices as gambling. Governor Bailey leads a public inquiry with law enforcement, state officials, and county boards to address the issue and potential clemency reforms.
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Rock
Ark
Dave Ford
Supreme Court
Bailey
Attor Ral
T Ie Department
Penal Board
al H Reed
Penitentiary
Charles Grier
Gussie Haynie
J. C. ‘Som
Boys Job School
Pine Bluff
Gray Albright
Feuds in Film Colony Often Prove to Be Gags
Hollywood gossip centers on Ginger Rogers and Katharine Hepburn as co stars in Stage Door and the rumor mill. Rogers says Hollywood feuds are jokes and gags caused by outsiders misreading scenes out of sequence. Both stars continue filming with cautious optimism while stage play rewrites occur daily.
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Film Colony
Hollywood
Ginger Rogers
Ginger
K. Hepburn
Hepburn
Hollywood Corner Gossip and Studio Lunch Hour
A brisk gallery of stars and crew at a Hollywood luncheon scene. Constance Bennett earns attention for temperamental behavior in recent films. Warner Baxter and Eddie Cantor figures mingle with Or ty Kelly Milo Anderson, Ann Sothern Roger Pryor and others. A yacht captain's cabin cruiser sails in August, while Ann and Jack Haley work on water scenes to guard against pneumonia. The column notes visitors, studios precautions, and a sun glare protected pool in the new Ann Sothern Pryor home. The lunch bill for two with drinks and treats totals 2.50 plus tax and tip.
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Shirley Hoss-Muattha Raye
Waikiki
Gale
Warner
Orty Kelly
Milo Anderson
Constance Bennett
Eddie Cantor
Gale Mogu
Warner Baxter
Ann Sothern
Roger Pryor
Ann
Jack Haley
Colony
Hollywood
The
Nogh Beery
Wally
George Olsen
Ethel Shutta
June Travis
Oscar Ctraus
Moody
Skeets Gallagher
George Jessel
Herbert Marshall
Eddie Sutherland
Bette Davis
Gaily Riddle
Nancy Carroll
Fragmented notes from Kingston and Nevada unions and oddities
A jumble of items includes Father Divine hosting Olympic style hints in Kingston New York a Philadelphian touting fencing for grace and poise a congressman unsure how to jump in which direction a Hollywood model marrying a medicine millionaire in a Nevada mine a Grady county Oklahoma farmer copyrighting a watermelon with reprint bans a missing telephone party line a petrel birth now seen as ashore in its underground nest.
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Father Divine
Kingston
N. Y
Nevada
Grady County
Oklahoma
Sailor Doctor Proclaims Start of U S War on Syphilis
Dr Morris Fishbein editor of the Journal of the American Medical Association, aboard the Normandie for the British Medical Association meeting in Belfast, argues that America must end the conspiracy of silence on syphilis. He cites Sweden’s lower incidence, urges nationwide clinics, free drugs, and compulsory reporting, and credits Surgeon General Thomas Parran for leading the fight.
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Dr. Fishbein
U.S
Morris Gilbert
NEA Service
New York
America
Tahoo
Morris Fishbein
Journal
The
American Medical Association
NEA Service and
Star
Normandie
British Medical Association
Belfast
Pishzein
Br. Fishbein
Fishbein
United States
National Health Department
Stockholm
Copenhagen
Denmark
Amsterdam
Holland
NEA
de. Fishbein
Thomas Parran
U. S. Public Health Service
Diver Tests White River Monster Idea in Newport Dive
Newport Arkansas reports diver Charles Brown of Memphis conducted a three hour underwater examination at Bateman eddy six miles south of town. He found no old overturned boat or air escape crevices and speculated a large fish may lurk in the dirty black water. The Newport Chamber of Commerce sponsors the effort to identify the so called monster. Brown, with twelve years of diving experience, aims to settle front page speculation across metropolitan papers and radio chatter.
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Newport
Ark
Charles Brown
Memphis
White River
Newport Chamber of Commerce
Brown
Bateman Eddy
Marion Dickens
Chamber of Commerce
Diver Brown
Independent candidates spark talk of nominating shift
Osra Cobb Republican leader signals support for an independent Democrat or a Republican nomination if the party committee endorses such a move. A special primary panel argued no protest against the subcommittee as no nomination or primary can occur until the full committee convenes. Nine of 35 members are state employees, appointed since Governor Bailey took office. In McAlester a new inmate from LeFlore county could not name the U.S. president or basic local officials, prompting a prison chaplain to request school expansion.
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Osra Cobb
Robert Prather
Vimy Ridge
Bailey
Mcalester
Okla
Jay
McAlester Penitentiary
Board of Affairs
A. R. Garrett
LeFlore County
United States
Oklahoma
Children Learn Birds in Los Angeles Class
A Los Angeles program teaches 28 children to imitate birds by rehearsing sparrow chirps quail piping and other woodland sounds Twice weekly sessions are led by two professional whistlers, linking Quebec province and New York state in a live broadcast context.
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Los Angeles
Quebec Province
New York State
Ambition Killed Her in York Nebraska
In York Nebraska a woman died after a dried nail she swallowed or ingested caused a fatal rupture. the nail pierced the stomach wall and reached the heart. The brief item notes the unusual cause and details only the core events.
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York
Neb
M. Woodward
Judge Conducts CourtroomTestimony at Hospitals
Municipal Judge Dennis O'Brien aims to keep the docket clear by visiting hospitals to take testimony when injured parties cannot attend court. He then returns to the courtroom to hear the defendant and render a decision.
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Thospital
Omaha
Texan Sees Hail Ruin Crops Die During Storm
Clarendon Texas reports a farmer died after a sudden storm ruined his crops. The man was working in the field when the hailstorm began, walked a mile through flooded ground, and collapsed upon reaching a store. Authorities note crop damage and the fatal incident occurred in May.
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Clarendon
Texas
Chamberlain
S May
Af Poreh
Panhandler Receives Meal Then Returns Tiny Tip
In Nashville a poorly dressed panhandler was given a meal by a restaurant manager. After guests finished, they tipped the waitress and the passerby left through the door. the waitress cleared away his dishes and found a small tip.
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Nashville
Tein
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