Women Pull Punch in 1931 Campaigns in Washington
The piece profiles Miss Josephine Roche and Mrs. Gertrude Bowler as active women in the 1931 campaigns. Roche, Colorado gubernatorial contender backed by Costigan and Chapin, promotes a New Deal platform and social justice. Bowler, Wisconsin Democratic committeewoman, pursues nomination amid strong labor and repeal-era support, posters everywhere, and a push to align recovery with labor needs.
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Josephine Roche
Colorado
Edward P. Costigan
Oscar L. Chapmian
Colo.rade
Democrats
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Ed Johnson
Govrnor
Alva Adams
Miriam Ferguson
Texas
Jim
Costigan
George W. Norris
Nebraska
Chapman
Adams
America
Rocky Mountain Fuel Company
Gertrude Bowler
Wisconsin
Bob Lafoliette
Labor
Ite
Your Children and the Fatman Bill Censorship Debate
Olive Barton surveys the 1934 push for a Federal Motion Picture Commission to regulate and censor films. Opponents call it discriminatory and impracticable, warning of bootlegging, red tape, and political entanglements. The piece weighs moral concerns, industry self-regulation, and the public’s demand for content. It notes potential consequences for producers and theaters and ends with reflections on censorship’s future and a related novel description.
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Motion Picture Commission
Hill. Gn
Congress
C. C. Pettijohn
Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America
Carl E. Milliken
Association
Ariog
Patman
Owa
Meeting in a snowbound cemetery turns tense
Con, smitten with Donna, waits in a bleak cemetery for their meeting as snow falls and fear flickers. Donna arrives wary, her caution mixing with suspense as he steps from the shadows and greets her, the moment hinting at hidden jealousies and unresolved passions.
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Duonos
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Siddal
Haven
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Virginia
Renfraa
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Val Gabriel
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Renfroe
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Circs
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Ife
Dora
Lebanon
di- Volce
Grandfather Sidday
Downs
Bim
Parhapa
Fater
Cam
Te Bo
Glorifying Yourself 258 Alicia Hortig Rouge styles debated
Rouge-users split into three schools of thought cream dry and liquid, with cream rouge favored for natural look and easy application. Apply powder foundation first, blend a little at a time, use cleansing cream to aid application, and seal with powder for best finish.
Norma Shearer at Saenger Sunday Week of picture attractions
Saenger manager Arthur Swanke announces one of the greatest weeks of film. The lineup opens Sunday with Norma Shearer and Robert Montgomery in Rip Tide. Tuesday and Wednesday feature Sylvia Sidney and Cary Grant in Thirty Day Fiance. Thursday through Friday present Ramon Novarro and Janet Gaynor in The Cut and the Fiddle. Saturday spotlights Mae Francis and George O'Brien in Frontier Marshal.
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Arthur Swanke
Saenger
Norma Shuirer
Robert Montgomery
Sylvia Sidney
Cary Gran
Avenger
Ramon Novarees
Janette
McDonatel
Cut
Yay Francis
Tiger House at City Hall Friday thrills public
The senior class presents the play Tiger House at City Hall Friday night. The mystery mystery tests detectives as bold twists unfold, promising a suspenseful plot with gripping scenes and enough jolts to intrigue even the most blasé.
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Tiger House
Martindale Rites Held in Bowie County Texas
Funeral services for Melvin P. Martindale 46 longtime Bowie County resident who died suddenly Monday night were held at 3 p.m. Wednesday at Redlick Church with Rev. J H Phillips officiating. Burial followed in Redlick cemetery. Survived by his widow Jenna Martindale and four sons James and others.
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Texarkana
Melvin P. Martindale
Bowie County
Redlick Church
J. H. Phillips
Redlick Cemetery
Jenuna Martindale
James
Historical beauty tips and methods on rouge application
A fragment describes applying liquid rouge before powder to avoid harsh edges. It notes practice is needed to master manipulation of the liquid rouge.
Political Announcements for County Officials in 1834
The Star announces candidates subject to the Democratic primary in August 1834 for County and Probate Judge H. M. Stephens, County and Probate Clerk Ray E. Mdowelis, John W. Ridgdill, Road Overseer for DeHoan Township Be L. Sullivan.
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Star
H. M. Stephens
Ray E
Mdowelis
John W. Ridgdill
DeHoan Township
BE. L. Sullivan
Hope Arkansas Ordinance Regulating Door-to-Door Vendors
An ordinance amends Section 1 of Ordinance 475 of the City of Hope Arkansas to require licenses for manufacturers agents or employees selling from house to house street or store to store in the city. It fixes a twenty five dollar annual license tax and declares an emergency effective upon passage publication.
Thomas Frank and William of Hooks and six brothers notice
A brief notice lists Thomas Frank and William of Hooks and six brothers, BE, LW Lt, PW. ROE. AJ Yap Baal Martin pttale.
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Thomas
Frank
William
Hooks
PW. Roe
AJ Yap Baal Martinpttale
Hope Arkansas prohibitions on walk events ordinance
Ordinance declares bans on walks and dance contests within Hope Arkansas city limits and applies to organizers performers and participants. Violations carry fines from fifty to two hundred dollars with each day’s violation a separate offense. Emergency clause declares ordinance immediately in effect after passage approval and publication.
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Arkansax
Hops
Arkansas
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Atharigis
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Iran
City approves ordinance on June 7, 1934 in Hope
The document records passage and approval of an ordinance on June 7, 1934. Attested by Ruff Boyett and T. R. Billingsley, Mayor, and published in the Hope Star the same day. The notice confirms official action and municipal publication associated with the June 7, 1934 date.
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Hope Star
Ruff Boyett
T. R. Billingsley
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