Film Listings Highlight North West Mounted Police and Melody Ranch
The Granada theater schedules North West Mounted Police in technicolor with Cecil B. DeMille and cast leading through Sunday. Gene Autry stars in Melody Ranch with Ann Miller and Gabby Hayes in supporting roles. Haunted Honeymoon and So You Won’t Talk play for Thursday to Sunday, followed by I’m Nobody’s Sweetheart and reruns of Lost Horizon and The Awful Truth. Jane Withers headlines Youth Will Be Served Friday and Saturday. A note confirms Gene Autry’s local appeal after Dark Command premiere. Also included is a local draftee tale from Reading about Earl Angstadt rejected for physical disability and returning to work.
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North West Mounted Police
Cecil B. DeMille
Gary Cooper
Madeleine Carroll
Paulette Goddard
Robert Preston
Lynne Overman
Gene Autry
Dennis O'Keefe
Helen Parrish
Leslie Howard
Frank Capra
Ronald Colman
Irene Dunne
Cary Grant
Jane Withers
Gene
Autry
Lawrence
Granada
Saveieine Carroll
Jayhawker
Canadian Wilds
Thai air force bombs border towns in reprisal
Bangkok issued a communique claiming Thai airmen bombed Thakhek and Savannakhet on the border with French Indochina in retaliation for alleged French bombings. Police ordered French nationals to leave Thailand within 48 hours as mobilization and border closures were reported.
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Singapore
Thakhek
Savannakhet
Thailand
Bangkok
Domei
Hongkong
Cambodia
Hanoi
Letter from New York policeman Sloan to President Roosevelt
Stephen T. Early released a letter from James M. Sloan recounting the October incident at Pennsylvania Station. Sloan apologized for the clash as an accident without malice and accepted Early’s October 31 apology, noting the misunderstanding was not anyone’s fault.
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Washington
Stephen T. Early
Roosevelt
James M. Sloan
New York
Sloan
Early
Pennsylvania Station
Mexico City unrest surrounds Avila Camacho inauguration
Police probe two stoning incidents and the fatal shooting of a Mexican army major amid fears of anti-American mobilization before Manuel Avila Camacho’s inauguration. 75 suspects were jailed and weapons seized as crowds rioted near Communist offices and the US embassy district in Mexico City.
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Mexico City
Manuel Avila Camacho
Guillermo Garcia Gallegos
Communist Party
National Palace
Avila Camacho
George Washington
Juan
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