Don Ameche and friends rile audience at press event
A chaotic scene unfolds as Don Ameche and colleagues perform impressions and discuss the king bill amid questions from Representative Brown and the committee. The exchange touches on publicity, interstate commerce, and industry tactics, with references to actors Rooney and Shirley and concern over timing and messaging.
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Orig
Roosevelt
Don
Holywood Gray
Representative Brown
Ameche
Shirley
Mickey
Brown
Mickey Rooney
Shirle
Don Syent
Congress
Timeis
FCC
HCC
Crops For Stock and Freezer Plans From Arkansas Experts
Arkansas agriculture officials advise farmers to harvest two crops on one field to boost feed. Soybeans and cowpeas replenish soil nitrogen while following small grains. Gordon plantings in June include Sudan grass and sorghums for silage, with corn as another follow crop. Locker plans urged for meat self sufficiency, with four families pooling to rotate beef throughout the year. Frozen fruit trends show strawberries, peas, blueberries, cherries, and peaches rising in popularity, aided by better freezing methods and plant expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles. F. Simmans
Arkansas ‘College ‘of Agriculture
Mrr
Simmons
Sudan
M. W. Muldrow
University of Arkansas College of Agriculture
Muldrow
H. C. Diehl
United States Deparbment of Agriculture
Bureau of Agricultural Chemistry and Engineering
Diehl
War and Fashion Tie Clues to Tight Skirts of the Era
A fragmented account links wartime strain to changing women’s dress, noting swifter silhouettes and narrower skirts. It cites designer influence, high-paid advisors, and public fascination with how conflict reshapes daily attire.
Softball Scores Highlight League Night
The Allison Termite beam defeated Brookwood grocery 16 to 4 in a Friday league game. McRae Millers beat Snow White 8 to 7 in a close high‑scoring matchup, noted as one of the best games of the week.
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Allison
Brookwood
McRae Millers
Snow White
McRae
Eoe
Bruce Catton on Dies Committee and Mink in Washington
Washington reports that Mexican City police hunt American George Mink linked to Leon Trotsky attack. Dies Committee investigators describe Mink as a top overseas agent for the GPU and say he aided Communist influence in the merchant fleet. Testimony cites his travels and ties to Marine Workers Industrial Union.
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Washington
George Mink
Leon ‘Trotsky
Dies Committee
J. B. Matthews
New Orleans
Mink
GPU
Omnkvd
Pein
Oye
Sion
Marine Worker's' Industrial Union
National
Maritme Union
Toratine
Ameria
Mink Was Assigned 40 “Take Care of” 'Satsky
Wyoming Ranch Course Teaches Western Skills
Laramie Wy The unusual university course trains ranching and farm management with 1000 acre farm and 30000 stock. Students learn diet for cattle and how to run an institution while many warnings and references to controversial practices are noted in a charged student scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert FL
Griger
Peature
Stevie
Laramie
Jake
Wyoming U
Caleb
Fromeborly
Thalr
Penuril Ranch
Wyoming
Laugh May Be on Chaplin With Dictator Film
Hollywood correspondent reports a potentially scathing response to Chaplin’s The Dictator with echoes of Rainer and Simon. The piece hints at renewed scrutiny of Chaplin as a cultural icon amid contemporary political satire.
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Chaplin
Rainer
Simon
Firid
Cinderella
Hollywood
Lash Costa
Charlie Chapin
Germany
Wis
Namie
Dauah
Hiller
Hitler
Ning
Setor
Hronnth
Ing Pichol
Big Boss
Ceeil DeMille
Europe
Douglas Fairbanks
Gavin Niven
Crosby
Bing Crosby
Bill Boyd
Cassidy
Algine Branton
Est
the Boys From
Syracuse
Pie Ratootated
Capitol Scene and Hollywood Outlook in Wartime Dispatch
The report blends a Capitol scene with a Hollywood industry outlook. Alf Lauden and reporters cluster outside a senate committee room while President Roosevelt and Mrs. Roosevelt mingle briefly. Newsmen monitor executive sessions as war news and studio cutbacks dominate the day.
Mass Watch Production Advances in Hartford Era
Hartford printer Howry Pitkin introduced duplicatious watch machinery for mass production reaching 183B units, with a Bos man wire company finally producing them in utilities in 1853.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howry Pitkin
Hartford
Conn
Bosman Wire
Color Changing Goldfish Display Diversity in Color Shifts
Report notes seaster fish can become silver and goldfish may change to black or gold, indicating fluid coloration within Aquarium specimens. Observers highlight the frequent color transitions among the species, suggesting hormonal or environmental influence on pigmentation.
Fragmentary Voice Over First Lady and Europe War Fear
Fragmented OCR text hints at social vanity and anxiety about Europe. Mentions First Lady, evening gowns, and undercurrent of nerves. References speculation about tragedy and war, with unclear quotes and garbled phrases.
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Europe
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Bruce Catton
Mexico
Mr. Dies
Gies
FBL
Ratines Han
Thy
Interstate Commerce Commission
Muscolind
SAO UK
Taft
G. O
Utem
Dewey
Vandenberg
Vest
NEA Suryice” Correspondent
Capitol Scene
Stinnett
Jack Stinnett
Alf Laoden
Grim
Colla
Ger
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Chasemas Thomas
Oklahoma
Wallace
White ‘House
Pyle
Almas
Aviny
J. B. Snytter
Louisiana
Texas
Ashursk
Proyittent
Claik
Missouri
Arizona
Ashursti
Clark
Avigont
Ashurst Toahynk
Howie Cinnoudesy
Brimley
Pas
Mr. Ditjee
Me. Ford
Mr. Bradley
Dittery
Sombeh
Ford Steas
Ditters
Poullemar Frei Califirnia
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Ford
White House
Renseyell
Secret Service
Jong Qieue
Blitzkreigers
NEA
Adolf Hitter
General Keitel
Weygund
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