Bette Davis Stars In The Letter At Eastward Straits
Bette Davis moves forward in a star turn for a new production titled The Letter, opening Tuesday in an Eastward venue near the Straits Settlement Peninsula. The film adaptation features stars Hers Marshall Gale Sondergaard and Barbara O’Neil in a drama driven by Davis’s portrayal of Leslie Crosbie and the charged murder plot, with Davis noting the role as the most difficult she has attempted and recalling Katharine Cornell’s stage performance in 1927 New York.
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Orient
Karl Jules
Jezebell
Crete Battle Aims at British Mediterranean Fleet
German and Italian forces claim heavy destruction in the Crete battle, reporting sinking or damaging multiple British cruisers, destroyers, a submarine and torpedo boats, plus merchant ships. High command says Luftwaffe hit island targets and that British air losses include six planes on Sunday. The joint claim argues English sea dominance in the eastern Mediterranean has suffered a severe setback.
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Mediterranean
High Command
Crete
Iuslians
Germany
Dienst Aus Deutschland
Italy
Nnavy
Alexandria
Cairo
RAF
Malemi
Court Passes on Elections Court Passes on Elections
The Supreme Court ruled the federal government has power to regulate elections including state primaries to select congressional nominees in a four to three decision described as of paramount importance. Justices Murphy Douglas and Black dissented. Hughes did not vote.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Congress
Stone
Murphy
Douglas
Black
Hughes
Truman Newberry
Michigan
250 Delectable Desserts Promised With New Creations
The article promotes 250 Delectable Desserts and related booklets, offering sumptuous daily desserts such as baked puddings meringues chilled desserts and custards. It highlights healthful options for children and party showpieces like Baked Alaska and Brazil nut Date Pudding. Readers can obtain booklets by clipping a coupon from The Star.
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Star
Star Office
Friendship Home Demonstration Club Meeting Report
The Friendship Home Demonstration club met at Mrs. Cecil Hicks on May 16 with 14 members and two visitors. Members brought cotton articles and the clothing leader led. Plans were made to sew for the Red Cross. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Clovis Chism.
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Friendship Home Demonstration Club
Cecil Hicks
Red Cross
Clovis Chism
Kennedy opposes U.S. crusade to police world peace
Former ambassador Joseph P. Kennedy at Oglethorpe University commencement warns against self interest guiding world security. He derides the crusading war stance as foolish and says democracy cannot be imposed by force. He cautions America to avoid becoming belligerent over hatred of Hitler and love for Churchill.
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Joseph P. Kennedy
United States
Great Britain
Oglethorpe University
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Europe
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Churchil
36 Cases Heard Monday in Municipal Court
Thirty six cases, perhaps the largest docket of the year, were heard in municipal court at city hall Monday morning. Judge W K Lemley presided. List includes John Boozier and others cited for car violations, all with forfeited $1 cash bond.
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W. K. Lemley
John Henry Boozier
John Henry Bozzier
Chester York
Henry Smith
J. B. Roe
J. S. Bruce
Paul Erwin
Sam Faindexter
M. B. Hatch
H. B. Markham
HB. Markham
H. P. Dillard
James Saunders
Azel Patterson
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Cross
Standings and results from Sunday and Monday games
Summary of Sunday standings shows Memphis 15-3 and Nashville 8-4 with others like Birmingham 6-1 and New Orleans 5-4. Monday schedules list Birmingham at New Orleans and Chattanooga at Atlanta as the only games. Additional line shows various city scores and upcoming matchups including Detroit at Cleveland and Chicago at St. Louis with additional pairs Philadelphia at Brooklyn and Pittsburgh at Cincinnati.
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Cleveland
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Insect Destroyer Horizontal Puzzle Answers List
A compact clue list with multiple across and down entries referencing puzzle words. Includes definitions and letter counts for Scansorial bird related terms, bone, armor, and various abbreviations. Contains a mix of bird, architectural, and mechanical terms paired with vertical clues and puzzle numbering.
Weygand Backs Petain Policy In North Africa
General Weygand, now commanding Vichy forces in North Africa, endorsed Petain’s collaboration plan. He flew to Fez to affirm the stance before French colonial leaders, urging unanimous support and disciplined unity for continental France and empire, with headquarters in Algiers.
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Germany
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Fez
French Morocco
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Weygan
Bingen Man Dies Sunday at Bingen Methodist Church
Johon A. Wolff, Hempstead county merchant and farmer, died at his home in Bingen Sunday. Funeral services set for 3 p.m. Monday at Bingen Methodist Church with Rev. E. T. McAfee officiating. He is survived by a sister, Mrs. J. D. Baker of Prescott.
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Hempstead
Bingen
Binge Methodist Church
E. T. McAfee
J.D. Baker
Prescott
Japanese seize goods in Indo China amid armed demand
Japanese military forces moved to take control of American goods held in Haiphong warehouses after a deadline to hand over keys expired. Indo-Chinese authorities had refused, citing claims of hidden Chinese ownership, as seven freighters prepared to load the supplies, including U.S. trucks and tires bound for China along the Haiphong Kumming route cut last September.
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Charles Reed
Cansul
Indo-China
Far Eastern Trading Company
Reed
Haiphong
Tokyo
China
Haiphong-Kumming
Could 'Student' Be Misnomer? Striking Texas Christin survey
Fort Worth, Tex. A Texas Christin University survey outlines the typical college student as financially strapped, an avid football fan, and an enthusiastic dancer, portraying student life with wit and candid humor.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Texas Christin University
Farmers Urged to Apply Nitrogen to Cotton and Corn
Oliver L. Adams notes nitrogen boosts yields in cotton and corn. Cotton responds to 30 35 pounds per acre, corn to around 50 pounds. A side dressing of 16 pounds nitrogen plus 4104 fertilizer yields added seed cotton. Potash can help wilt and rust damaged cotton when applied as needed, with guidance from county agents.
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Oliver L. Adams
University of Arkansas College of Agriculture
Arkansas
Charles F. Simmons
Simmons
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