Stay Away From Hollywood Plea Of Film Firms
Hollywood studios form a central employment bureau to handle extras staffing. They report 10 000 selected extras sorted for work, with eight hour days and an average wage around 7 50 daily. The move aims to curb exploitation by coaches and agencies while noting persistent unemployment in Hollywood.
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Bu Times
Central Casting Corporation
Hollywood
America
Dow
Lamp
Popuno
Wom
Marion L. Mell
C.r ‘Cial Welmerly
State Industare Commission
Los Angeles
Hollwood
Iowa primary centers on Cummins Brookhart clash
National attention focuses on the Iowa primary with Senator Albert Cummins seeking renomination against insurgent former Senator Smith W. Brookhart. Also seeking the Republican nomination are H. J. Clark and Dan B. Reardon. Democratic hopefuls are Claude R. Porter and J. Ray Files.
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Iowa
Albert Cummins
Coolidge
Smith W. Brookhart
Howard J. Clark
Dan B. Reardon
Claude R. Porter
J. Ray Files
Shortridge High School to Be Built at Meridian and 34th
Preliminary plans for a new 1900000 Shortridge High School to be built on Meridian Street and Thirty Fourth Street will be shown to the school board. The project includes 65 classrooms and 20 laboratories with two story brick construction and dual main entrances.
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Shortridge High School
Thirty-Fourth
Meridian Sts
Kopf & Deery
Jacob H. Hilkene
Nilkene
Th Meridian St
Caleb Mills
Meridian St
Thirty- Fourth St
Thirty-Fourth St
Contempt Charges Await Response by Three Indiana Officials
Attorney General Arthur L. Gilliam announced that Dr. Edward S. Shumaker Indiana Anti Saloon League superintendent and two league attorneys Ethan A. Miles and Jess E. Martin will file an answer to contempt charges late today or Tuesday. The State Supreme Court granted them until Tuesday morning to respond to the original and amended informations. The charges stem from criticism of Gilliam's office and the Supreme Court in the 1925 League report. A motion for discharge may follow, with a possible challenge to the court’s jurisdiction as a matter of review rather than original jurisdiction.
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Edward S. Shumaker
Indiana Anti-Saloon League
Ethan A. Miles
Jess E. Martin
League
Geeeral
Arthur L. Gilliam
State Supreme Court
Gilliam
Supreme Court
Shumaker
Bingham
Believe Aimee Dead
Los Angeles officials conducted an official investigation into the disappearance of Mrs. Aimee McPherson and concluded she is dead. Police and the district attorney’s office traced rumors about her whereabouts and believe she drowned, with no evidence supporting alternate theories. She had been missing three weeks.
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United Press
Los Angeles
Cal
Aimee McPherson
District Attorney's Office
McPherson
Herman Cline
Negro Held on Vagrancy Bond in Madeira Street Fire
Police detained a Black man on a $2,000 vagrancy bond for investigation by fire officials in a recent Madeira Street house fire. Damages were estimated at $3,000.
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Madeira St
Auto Crash Injures Three. Others Hurt in city incidents
Three people, Fred Powers 26 Harry McDaniels 55 and George Thompson 39, were hospitalized after Powers car hit a West Tenth Street streetcar at West and Ohio. Louis Schmidt 32 was also injured crossing near 351 Massachusetts Ave. Several others suffered injuries in separate incidents including Mrs. R L Wilson Mrs. Ethel Doty Maud Odom Henry Wasserman Roy Short Fred Jones William Roberts Mrs. Clara Goins Tracey Carter and Susie Robertson.
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Ohio St
Harry McDaniels
New Jersey St
George Thompson
Delaware St
City Hospital
Powers
W. Tenth Street
West and
Ohio Sts
Louis Schmidt
Laurel St
Massachusetts Ave
Schmidt
R. L. Wilson
Royal Oaks
Mich
Ethel Doty
Litton
Ind
Maud Odom
R. R. B. Box
Henry Wasserman
Villa Ave
Orange St
Roy Short
Hanson St
Fred Jones
Ewing St
William Roberts
S. Bradley Ave
Clara Goins
Broad Ripple
Blanche Trester
N. Bergille Ave
Tracey Carter
Susie Robertson
Prospect St
Bayonne Youth Faces Dare Jump From Garage Roof
A Bayonne youth challenged Edward Gunshef sky, 17, standing on a garage roof near his home, calling him to jump twenty five feet to the street. Edward jumped and fell, striking a crude heap on the sidewalk below.
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United Preas
Thousands visit Dunes State Park on Memorial Day weekend
About 10,000 people flocked to Dunes State Park on the Indiana shore of Lake Michigan for the Memorial Day weekend. The state conservation department announced 10,122 visitors were recorded. Richard Lieber, Conservation Director, said the former Chicago Boy Scout camp, recently acquired by the state, will be leased to Boy and Girl Scout troops with capacity for 100 persons.
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New Dunes
Indiana
Lake Michigan
State Conservation Department
Richard Lieber
Chicago
Ohio Authorities Seek Wives in Slayings Case
Ohio authorities prepared to extradite Dorothy Garner and Florence Shene man from Anderson Indiana as police neared releasing the two women whose husbands are held in a slaying of a policeman named Clay.
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United Press
Women in Congress Set to Break One Term Tradition
Washington report notes fall elections may end the custom of one term for women in public office. Mary T. Norton Edith Rogers and Florence Kahn are highlighted as likely to win re election on record of service. All three are active in current session and may challenge existing norms despite male peers’ longer careers.
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Times
Washington Bureau
New York Avenue
Washington
Congress
House
Mary T. Norton
Jersey City
Norton
New Jersey
Florence Kahn
San Francisco
Edith Rogers
Massachusetts
Rogers
Kahn
South
Virginia Dare
Oldroyd
Lincoln
Oldest telephone operator Emma Watt dies in Cambridge
Cambridge Miss Emma Watt a telephone operator of thirty three years died here in her seventieth year. She is believed to have been the oldest operator in the world.
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Cambridge
Miss
Emma Watt
Youths confess as bandit gang busted in Indiana
Four youths are jailed with another expected to be arrested as authorities say a gang of young thieves operated across Indiana and Illinois. Leaders include Henry Hester and Russell Long with confessions tying them to at least a dozen robberies including stores in Green Castle Spencer and Putnamville. Additional arrests were planned in Brazil and Crawfordsville.
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Times
Crawfordsville
Ind
Russell Long
Brazil
Henry Hester
Waveland
Carl Thomas
Hollandsburg
Romey Redencauch
Byron Scott
Brazily
Greencastle
Frank Dowden
Earl Carver
Kansas
Milligan
Flannigan
Cartersburg
Spencer
Bridgeport
Sutherlin-Cooper
Putnamsville
Manito
Ill
Effingham
Vandalia
Oscar Knight
Mt. Meridian
Raccoon
Marshall
Long
Thomas
Hester, Dowden
Carver
Vernon Shields
Amos Falk
Shields
New Casualties in Pole Revolt
The Polish government proclaims a state of emergency in Tarnow and Lemberg after autonomist activity. Military forces halt Tarnopol demonstrations with several killed and fifty wounded. One hundred five students are arrested. Reports say 3000 Ukrainians attempted to attack the prison in Lemberg.
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United Press
Danzig
Tarnow
Lemberg
East Galicia
Tarnopol
Indiana Men Represent Hoosier Motor Club at A A A Meeting
Indiana officials Robert B. Rhoads president and James Dunne Dungan treasurer join others at the national American Automobile Association convention in Chicago. The Hoosier Motor Club, founded in 1902, is a pioneer group with about 2,000,000 motorists overall and 800 local clubs. Indianapolis reporters are guests. Indiana delegates are based at the Palmer House.
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Hoosier Motor Club
Robert B. Rhoads
James Dunne Dungan
Indiana
American Automobile Association
Chicago
United States
Hoosier Club
Indianapolis
Palmer House
Services Held For City Nurses Training And Shortridge Graduates
Separate services were held Sunday at Central M B E Church for Methodist Hospital Nurses' training class and Shortridge High School graduating class. Dr Orlen TM W Fifer urged nurses to share faith and strength and warned students against taking easy paths to success.
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Methodist Hospital
Shortridge High School
M. BE
Orlen
W. Fifer
Fifer
Indiana delegates to national Travelers Protective Assn convention
Indianapolis delegates to the national Travelers Protective Association convention in Philadelphia June 14 depart Indianapolis at 2:30 p m Friday by the Big Four to Cincinnati where Indiana reps join. The Hoosier special from Cincinnati will be entertained by Baltimore T P A Sunday and proceed to Philadelphia that night. Sam S. Stalcupp is Indiana division's candidate for national direction.
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Indianapolis
National Travelers Protective Association
Philadelphia
Big Four
Cincinnati
Indiana
Hoosier
Baltimore T. P
Sam S. Stalcupp
Newah
Cummins and Brookhart Lock Horns in Iowa Senate Fight
In Washington the decades old clash between Albert B. Cummins and Smith Brookhart replays. Both men, ages 76 and 55 respectively, trade charges over reform versus established power. The piece links their feud to broader progressive-era battles and notes a large campaign fund claim. The narrative ends by describing the swordfish as a mighty king of the ocean.
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NEA
Philadelphia
William Scott Ware
Pennsylvania
United States Senate
Bill
George A
Edwin H. Ware
George
Edwin
State Senate
Washington
New York Avenue
Albert B. Cummins
Iowa
Smith W. Brookhart
Cummins
W. B. Allison
Smith Wilman Brookhart
All Men
West
Present Session Sets Record For A Number Of Bills
The present Congress has seen a record number of bills and resolutions introduced. In 134 days 16,906 bills were filed, averaging 127 per day, with 12,630 to the House and 4,575 to the Senate. Enacted totals are low, about 378 laws so far.
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United Area
Washington
Congress
House
Senate
Treasury
Rotary Club
Indiana
Menges
Pennsylvania
Curtis
Kansas
Copeland
New York
Georgia
Upshaw
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