State Department rails at Hollywood diplomacy satire
A Washington report says the State Department protested Hollywood depictions of ambassadors as glamorous figures. It cites a Foreign Service Journal lament and notes diplomats are mostly ordinary, married, and wear spectacles, not matinee idols.
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State Department
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Foreign Service Association
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Hollywood interest in state department photos hints at power
A major film company reportedly requested two copies of the state department’s photographic register showing favorites in the American diplomatic corps and embassy buildings. Critics warn that studios may value the buildings over the people pictured, fearing voyeuristic motives.
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Earhart Rest Planned Between World Flight Legs
Amelia Earhart, arriving in Bandoeng after a Java Sea flight from Singapore, orders a three day rest and plane overhaul before resuming her world circumnavigation. Dutch air service crews will check the plane prior to a planned departure to Darwin, Australia. In Dexter, Mo, Morgis N Henson, 20, son of the Bell City postmaster, dies in a highway crash near here. a coroner’s jury rules the death accidental.
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Yale President Attacks Court Policy at Yale Commencement
Yale President James Rowland Angell condemned Roosevelt's court plan and the administration's labor policy as partisan. He warned democracy risks and urged moral and political renewal. Angell spoke in Woolsey Hall after conferring Roosevelt an honorary degree and lauding his leadership.
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Fragmentary political statement on constitutional abdication
A partial, critical fragment discusses the abdication by Congress and the executive, accusing unnamed commissions of seizing powers. The text frames the situation as a threat to the constitution and suggests proposals to counter it, reflecting urgent constitutional stress.
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Constitutional Courts Measure May Be Pronounced In Time
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a discussion of constitutional measures and court actions. No clear names, dates, or locations readable to identify entities. summarize indicates potential landmark ruling or evaluation to be pronounced later.
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