Women Hear Voices as First Equal Presbyterian Assembly Opens
In Pittsburgh the 143rd General Assembly marks the first with women commissioners equal to men. Four women from Utah California Ohio and Pennsylvania are elected. topics include birth control marriage health certificates and divorce with broader issues like worship reform church union and a national capital church expected to prompt debate.
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Pittsburgh
General Assembly
The
Presbyterian Church
U.S. A
Presbyteries
Utah
California
Ohio
Pennsylvania
America
I’s
Organic Union
Episcopal Church
National Capital
Washington
Violet Lace Dress For Maid Of Honor At Wedding
A violet lace dress worn by Mrs. Charlotte Ridgley Childress served as maid of honor at her sister Miss Adair Childress wedding in Washington on May 30. The attire featured long sweeping lines a fading peplum and a pale yellow hat rimmed with violet. The wearer carried yellow and purple iris. Also noted is a Florida income figure of 32,437,000 from forests and products.
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Washington
Charlotte Ridgley Childre
Adair Childress
Schliemann and Morand in a Literary Guide Post
Richard Maslock surveys Heinrich Schliemann and his Troy digs highlighting his drive for money and fame, his multilingual youth, Sophia’s role, and the critics who doubted his finds. Morand’s World Champions is judged as a contrived device. Remarque defends his name against a false spelling rumor.
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Richard Maslock
New York
Heinrich Schuemann
Troy
Emil Ludwig
Ludwig
Schliemann
Napoleon
Bismark
Lincoln
Morand
Paul Morand
Morland
Columbias ¢Ossipions
Marriage Licenses Issued In California Counties
May 30 marriage licenses list includes Harold R. Teach and Edythe Luzelle Bren non both of Oakland. Arthur Louis Naubenburg and Rosie May Littleford of San Pedro. Robert Henry Tipton and Dorothy Pauline Jentzsch of San Pedro. Kenneth Eugene Armis tead Speer and Eleanor Jane Armistead of Bakersfield. Leigh Harley Roo zar III and Ira L Scheutze of Taft. Charles Pu jy Roth and Jean of San Pedro. Joan M Rillaman and Marias Mary of Huntington Park and Los Angeles. Dan H Miller and Ola Nash of Riverside. Oliver J Durant Fleshman and Grace of Los Angeles.
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LICEN
Teach-Brennison
Harold R
Edythe Luzelle
Botth
Oakland
Nauenburg - Littleford
Arthur Louis
Rosie May
San Pe
Tipton - Jentzsch
Robert Henry
Dorothy Pauline
San Pedro
Armistead-Speer
Kenneth Eugene
Eleanor Jane
Ooth
Bakersfield
Roozar Iii-Scheutze
Leigh Harley
Ira L
Taft
Cal
Roth-Douglass
Charles Pu Jy
Jean
S Pedro
Rillaman-Pryor
Joan M
Huntington Park
Ma‘aries Mary
Los Angeles
Miller-Nash
Dan H
Ola
Riverside
Durant-Fleshman
Oliver J
Sid Grace
Scarlet Is Smart For Evening Wear in Paris Fashion
Paris reports Scarlet as a favored evening gown color among the smart set though white remains most fashionable. Red gowns of lace chiffon and faille are widely worn. Miss Doris Hancock returns from Los Angeles and will travel to Colorado and Flagstaff Arizona for summer study.
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Paris
Doris Hancock
Los Angeles
Wileave
Hancock Seing
Colorado
Miss Hancock
Flagstaff
Ariz
Screen Life In Hollywood and the Rise of Fake Inserts
A historical look at how D. W. Griffith popularized the closeup and sparked the use of on screen newspaper inserts. Earl Hays then built a vast counterfeiting operation, producing realistic fake newspapers and print materials for films. His plants include a reference library of global papers and extensive inventory of tickets and timetables.
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D. W. Griffith
Viillain
Socity
Earl Hays
Hays
Abery
Ceylon
Pepper Girls Change Show at Airdomes Will Open Tonight
Pepper Girls Change Show at Airdomes presents four nights starting tonight through Wednesday with Rafe Leslies Hollywood Pepper show in Marriage Vows. A race track film New Orleans stars Ricardo Cortez and Alice Day, plus What a Day Mermaid comedy. The La Rues adagio team appears as a special feature. Air dome plans new RCA sound projectors by June 10 and continues the musical revue.
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Airdomes Follies Theater
Rafe Leslie
Hollywood Pepper
Ricardo Cortez
Alice Day
New Orleans
Harry Brown
Airdome Follies
la Rues
Housing Gap for Women in College Dorms Highlighted
The office of education notes more housing for college men than women. Among dorm residents 13,000 are men and 8,000 are women. A shortage of housing exists at fifty two land grant colleges as surveys show campuses awaiting state appropriations to provide needed facilities.
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Office of Education
Daughter Dances In Footsteps Of Folies Beauty
Ann DeBrow, 17, daughter of Jessie Reed famed Follies beauty of 1918 19, heads to Ziegfeld show this summer using the stage name Jessie Reed Jr. Reed, a front page figure years ago, is noted for two quick marriages. DeBrow earned Miss San Antonio then Miss Texas titles and a Cuba trip before New York stage debut. Her hair shade mirrors her mother and she has deep blue eyes.
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New York
Ann DeBrow
Jessie Reed
Texas
Galveston
Cuba
Jessie Reed, Jr
Fonesca Stages Indian Comeback Burns Arabic Books
May 30 report claims a government commission toured Turkish departments and burned Arabic books and papers except a few historical documents in a taboo operation described as an Arabic alphabet holocaust. The incident is framed as an attempt to erase cultural materials.
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Angora
Bull Montana Arrives in Las Vegas For Weekend Visit
Bull Montana of movie fame arrives in Las Vegas with three friends to stay at C. O. Lee’s restaurant over the weekend. He has spent the past four years wrestling in major cities and would consider a Las Vegas match if arranged. Mrs. C. O. Lee and Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Young of Los Angeles are with him in Las Vegas.
American importer expands chain stores in Chile
An American importing firm here has opened several chain stores modeled on the U S system and plans to extend the concept nationwide in Chile. The piece also notes a comment urging young men to invest in good bonds and briefly mentions Alabama sheep flocks totaling 40,000 and an expected wool production of 150,000 pounds per year.
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Santiago
Chili
U. S
The
Republic
China
Personal Paragraphs Highlight Holiday Travel and Local News
A compilation notes Mrs. J. M. Heaton enjoying holidays in Los Angeles with a return on Tuesday. E. Young and nephew reached Las Vegas to spend the weekend. Elizabeth Marti plans a Los Angeles visit and returns this afternoon. W. H. Elwell family to Alaska for a week with Seattle stop on return. Fred H. Son and companion to Zion and Grand Canyon region for a week. R. W. Griffith visits St George Utah for the weekend. Political note cites Shouse on Democratic opportunities. Short help-wanted line for experienced solicitors in Indianapolis. Alabama farm population rises for first time in ten years to 1,392,000.
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Alaska
W. H. Elwell
William
Doris
Seattle
Alabama
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Keezy
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Times of Star
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Penneys
Ramona
J.C. Penney
C. Lilya
Eleventh and
Stewart St.eets
North First Street
Bull
Montana
J. M. Heaton
Vegas
E. Young and Nephew
L. A
Elizabeth Marti
Fred H. Son
Zion and
Beyer Canyon
Grand Canyon
ST. Georg
R. W. Griffith
St. George
Shouse
Olson
Ss. J. MacMahon
National Licensed Plumber
Albany Plumbing & Heating Co
Reno
Fourth & Lewis Streets
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