Grace Moore in Love Me Forever box office debate
Hollywood gossip notes that Grace Moore's failure to sign new Columbia films stems from artist demands and producer Gavin Cohns resistance. Jack Oliver adds a broader critique of star power and studio control, with quips about fellow stars and industry trends.
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Hollywood
Jack Oliver
Pvenu
Beverly Hills
Los Angeles
Grace Moore
Walt
Oliver
Miss Moore
Columbia
Harry Cohn
Grace
The Sacred Dagger ends in Mongolian snowstorm drama
Anne Willard is dropped into a Mongolian snowstorm from a plane bound for her parents camp. Her two companions are taken to the Emir, while she is smuggled toward the Emir's palace under protection promised by the head wife. Anne travels in disguise as an old crone.
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Anne Willard
Anne
Chapter Seven Discovered on the Road to the Great Wall
Anne and Khalima join a caravan for protection as four men Sherwood Mackey and a lama enter. In a chilly room the white men taunt Anne about her appearance while she weighs her dagger and the talisman. The Eye of Shya Naga glints as Sherwood warns against touching the weapon. The party receives care for a sick child. Anne and Sherwood exchange tense hints about danger and Oliver and Philip Oliver.
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Khalima
Anne
Great Wall
Sherwood
Mackey
Miss Willard
Oliver
Philip Oliver
Shya Naga
Pete
No Economics In A Vacuum In Nazi Europe Trade Realities
The piece argues the United States could not rely on free competition with a Nazi economy. It notes Nazi policy blends foreign, political, and economic aims, using pressure, bribery, and privileged deals to tilt trade. Calculations on fair business between free and Nazi economies are deemed useless.
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United States
Germany
Lou
Europe
Schmeling and New York Fight Politics in Schmeling Defense
George Tucker argues that posthumous tributes to Max Schmeling clash with how writers treated him as a fighter. He claims New York boxing politics favored Braddock over Schmeling and notes Schmeling beat Louis only to miss the title shot. He wonders if public sentiment should define a champion. The columnist mocks media trends and cultural fads of the era.
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Miss Moore
Colin
New York
Max Schmeling
Crete
United States
Max
Broadway
Schmeling
Joe Louis
Louis
Chalice
James J. Braddock
Jersey Pier Walloper
Braddock
Dazen
Culbertson
Greece
Our Children By ANGELS PATRI
A plea against boys drinking beer and driving, arguing alcohol harms youth, endangers road safety, warns parents to teach responsibility, and promotes Angelo Patri's child guidance booklet for purchase.
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Patri
Washington Daybook notes on defense and politics
A roundup covers moves to clear 1800 tons of aluminum cable for Cascade power, rising Capitol security costs, and Lambertson’s satirical Congressional Record pieces. It also mentions the House restaurant losses during recess, a three day women in defense drive by an aviatrix, and civilian pilot training cutting girl enrollment for defense. Hamilton Fish’s Fort Bragg duties are noted.
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Washington
Interior Department
Cascade Mountains
Washington State
Wiliam P. Lambertson
Kansas
Congressional Record
The
House
Ramsey Black
Mr. Lambertson
LaGuardia
State Department
House of Representatives
Great Britain
United States
Hamilton Fish
New York
Fort Bragg
N. C
Water shortage grips city residents in June 1926 appeal
In Lover's Lane and nearby areas residents face severe water drought with taps failing or delivering only drizzles. City Commissioner D A Breard urges conservation to restore pressure, noting four million gallons used daily and one million wasted. Alexandria's usage cited at two and a half million gallons daily.
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Lover's Lane
D. A. Breard
Alexandria
Monroe
Real life Popeyes will get spinach next year
George C. Edler of the U S Department of Agriculture told the American Seed Trade Association that domestic spinach planting has risen enough to offset reduced imports from Europe due to war. He predicted no shortage despite alarming predictions.
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ST. Louis
Europe
George C. Edler
United States Department of Agriculture
American Seed Trade Association
Negro Teacher Sues For Equal Salary In Orleans Parish
Joseph McKelpin a colored teacher at F P Ricaud school files in federal court to stop discrimination in pay. He alleges his salary of 1010 per year is far below the 1140 given to a white teacher with similar qualifications and argues the pay gap violates the 14th Amendment equal protection.
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New Orleans
Orleans Parish
Joseph McKelpin
F. P. Ricaud
Radio Schedule Highlights Evening Programs and News
A June 17 radio lineup lists programs across networks with time stamps from 4:45 to 10:15 PM Eastern. Features include The Three Suns, Dancing Stars, news segments, serials, dramas, and musical acts like The Delta Rhythm Boys, Glenn Miller, Lanny Ross, and Captain Midnight revisions.
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Jack Armstrong
W. van Dyne
Nbe
Ireene Wicker
Edwin
Hill
Cbs
Cbs-West
Cbs-Basic
Nbec
Red Harmonicas
Bartona
Nhe
Bob Hannon
Cba
Brad Reynolds
Paul Sullivan
Cbs-East
Chicago
Mbs
Paul Douglas
Lowell Thomas
Wings
Midwest
Waring
Herbert Foote Organ
Blue
Amon
Andy
Delta Rhythm Boys
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Europe
Nhe-Red
Mr. Keen
Lanny Ross
Chs
Morgan
Jayneons
Nbe-Red
Nbe-Blue
Helen Menken
Arthur Hale
Tmbs
Kaltenborn
Sam Baltern
Johnny
Orc
Gordon Jenkins & Orches
Court of Missing Heirs
Dbs
Wythe Williams
Horace Heldt
Abe
Dance Orch
ebs-Dixie
Ned Jordan
Elmer Davis
Grand Central Station
Eds
Dance Music Orchestra
Mexico
Mellee
Molly
Red
Ted Steele
Morton Gould
Bob Hope
Glenn Miller
Raymond Gram Swing
Cbs Cleveland
Cbs N. Olmsted
Fred Waring
Dancing Music Orchestra
Edwin C. Hill
Amos and Andy
Pilot Club to Hold Wednesday Noon Meeting
The Pilot club, a new service organization for women, will meet at Hotel Frances Wednesday at noon. President Mrs. Jewel McQuiller says meetings are on the first and third Wednesdays each month. Mrs. Fritz Walters and Mrs. Nery Crosby will lead the program at Wednesday's session.
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Pilot Club
Service Organization For Women
Hotel Frances
Jewel McQuiller
Fritz Walters
Nery Crosby
Club Plans U.S.O. Role in Allied Setup
The note outlines the club’s intended involvement in the U.S.O. framework as part of broader Allied arrangements. It emphasizes organizational participation and coordination within the wartime support network.
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U.S.O
Monroe
Basil Ruysdael’s house boat sinks in mishap at launch
The annual launch of Basil Ruysdael’s house boat ended with its foundering after a floating plank punched a hole in the side while the boat rested in drydock over winter. The damage was blamed on termites. Napoleon died at fifty three.
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New York
Basil Ruysdael
Ruysdael
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