Writers Roundup At University Brigham Young July 18 19
The third annual Writers Roundup at Brigham Young University will be July 18 19 issued next week to Intermountain writers. Joint sponsors include BYU summer session Journalism department State Chapter League of Western Writers Salt Lake chapter and Provo chapter. The two day program features notable journalists in poetry fiction and feature writing with events starting 8 to 11:30 a.m. Monday registration and a Poets Breakfast at the Chateau led by Olive Woolley Burt.
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Writers’ League
Nevada lawmakers well paid compared with western states
Nevada pays state legislators ten dollars per day for a sixty day session while California and Colorado top the list with higher biennial or continuous pay. Other western states range from three to ten dollars daily with mileage varying from five to twenty cents. Session length limits vary from forty to sixty days across the region.
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Prolific Cecil B DeMille Shapes Studio Output
Cecil B DeMille, producer director at Paramount, has produced over 200 pictures, directed 64, and produced and directed 95 Radio Theatre productions.
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Cecil B. DeMille
Paramount
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Three Stores Move Into Ronnow Building on Fremont
The remodeled Leland Ronnow building on Fremont Street now houses three modern stores after Tapscott's Frigidaire distributor moved in first, followed by the Office Equipment Company Jack Price and Mrs. Lewis of the Apache Style Shop. The rooms are well finished and boost the area’s attractiveness.
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Leland Ronnow
Fremont Street
Second Nd Third
Bill Connell
Tapscott’s
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Lewis
Daughter of Fame Visits Historic Barn Studio Gym
Estelle Farnum, 13, daughter of the late Dustin Farnum who starred in the first Hollywood feature The Squaw Man, toured the barn studio now used as a gym. She visited the set of If I Were King where her uncle William Farnum acts.
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Estelle Farnum
Dustin Farnum
Hollywood
Cecil B. de Mille
William Farnum
Assessment Work Moratorium Act Overview
The text of Senate Bill No. 3493 establishes a moratorium on annual assessment work for mining claims. The Act mirrors the former law but expands coverage to include Alaska. The summary notes the bill’s purpose and scope as published in the full act.
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Act Suspends Annual Labor on Mining Claims 1937
A new law suspends the annual labor or improvements requirement on United States mining claims for the 12 months from July 1, 1937, to July 1, 1938, with exemptions for certain tax filers and limits on the number of claims per person or entity. A wire from Senator Keys Pittman notes the Act was signed by the President on Wednesday, June 30.
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