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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1938
Page
7
One More Chance and Christmas Hope in 1930s Drama
Judith and Jim face broken loves, debts, and hard choices as Christmas nears. Reuben’s silence and Gary’s pressure strain Judith while memories of a past life haunt them. Amid looming divorce and a harsh timber deal, they seek a fragile path to family stability. Tomorrow promises tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toatees
Reuben
Jim
Judy
Judith
Gran
Gibraltar
Crow
Oliver
Gary
Gondlee
Amanda
Warder
Tommorrow
Paddy O'Hare
Paddy
Dick Blout
Santa Claus
Reuven
Reno
Cissy Rogers
Clem
Curtis Camp
Cissy
Bizeche Sranh Fergusex
Bank Holding Company Legislation Shelved in Congress
Washington May 3 Legislation to curb bank holding companies urged by President Roosevelt was shelved as a Senate banking sub committee led by Senator Glass failed to push the measure before the June 1 adjournment. Glass said insufficient time remained to pass the bill. Senate leader Barkley indicated no further attempts would be made this session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Senate Banking
Senator Glass
Virginia
Glass
Senato Barkley
Kentucky
Senate
Big Navy expansion bill passes Senate vote
Washington reports the administration's naval expansion plan gaining a two to one Senate endorsement with a 36 to 28 vote after weeks of debate. The bill, already passed by the House in a different form, awaits a joint committee to reconcile differences before Roosevelt signs. It authorizes construction but does not appropriate funds at this time. In New York, teachers must conform to a standard weight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
United States
House
Roosevelt
Hollywood Westerns Shine Despite Rainy Sets
Hollywood May 3. Hopalong Cassidy producer Harry Sherman nicknamed Pop runs a fast yet steady operation for Paramount. Bill Boyd stars as a practical cowboy who acts first and sings never. The Cassidy films cost about 70000 each and yield big profits, with Boyd earning 22500 per picture and 135000 yearly. The studio also features Grace Bradley and Gene Autry as rivals in westerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd
Bord
Grace Brediey
Colony
Gene Autry
Republic
Pop
Harry Sherman
Hollywood
Hayes
Sherman
George Hayes
Lucky actor hailed from Wellsville leads western hero saga
Russell Hayden, born in Wellsville New York, plays the "Lucky" in a series of Cassidy westerns. He moved from Paramount technician to Pop Sherman’s business manager and then to the film role, joining nine Cassidy pictures. Lone Pine hosts most action with local extras and service crews. Subways and harbor projects tie into the era’s big motion picture industry footprint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellsville
N. Y
Russell Hayden
Paramount
Pop Sherman
Sherman
Russ
Hayden
Olding
Cassidy Pictures
Hollywood
California
Lone Pine
James Stewart Grooms Hollywood Image and Hobbies
One of Hollywood's top bachelors, James Stewart avoids discussing his single life. His hobbies include radio, miniature airplanes, bowling, and candid cameras. He wrote plays in Indiana Pa where he grew up, worked as a projectionist and soda jerk, played organ at church, attended Princeton, and later found Broadway success. He aims to direct and stars in Shopworn Angel while denying romance rumors. He jokes about staying slim, has brown hair and gray eyes, and dislikes barbershop harmony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
James Stewart
Indiana
Princeton
Stox
Angel
Stage Decor at City Opera House Opens Revival
The City Opera House presents a two day screening of Stage Decor a hit from last season starring Ginger Rogers and Katherine Hepburn as rival boarding house hopefuls with Adolph Menjou Gail Patrick and Andrea Leeds in the cast A short novelty titled The Big Apple is shown as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
City Opera House
Ginger Rogers
Katherine Hepburn
Adolph Menjou
Gail Patrick
Andrea Leeds
Katherne Hepburn
Rosers Enon
Constance Colfier
Andree Leeds
Semuel
Hinds
Tackle Belt Opera House
Thomas charges filed in Jersey City kidnapping case
Norman Thomas socialist party leader and three time presidential candidate formally charged two Jersey City police officers with kidnapping after he attempted to speak in Jersey City on Saturday night. He retained Newark lawyer Arthur T. Vanderbilt to represent him and swore out complaints under the Lindbergh kidnapping law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N. J
Norman Thomas
Socialist Party
Jersey City
Arthur T. Vanderbilt
American Bar Association
Thomas
U. S
NLRB Must Show Cause in Republic Steel Case
U S Circuit Judge Joseph Buffington ordered the NLRB to show why it should not bring the full testimony record of the Republic Steel Corporation five Ohio plants case to court. The board was ordered to appear May 3 when the court will decide if the certified record should be filed here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NLRB
Philadelphia
U. S
Joseph Buffington
Republic Steel Corporation
Ohio
Marriage Licenses and Property Deeds in Court News
The court notices list marriage licenses for Glenard V. Rowell and Georgia Anna Smoot lng, and several other couples. It also records transfers of property including deeds from Charles McAfee to Reuben McAfee and others, with amounts noted. Equity cases include John E. Ferguson as administrator filing a bill for sale of Lillie M. Murphy’s real estate. Jacob Rohrback, attorney. Say you saw it in The News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenard V. Rowell
Arlington, Va
Georgia
Anna Smoot
John E. Ferguson
James M. Murphy
Lillie Ms
Radio Schedule Snippet From Early Broadcast Day
The listing outlines a dense radio schedule with programs on WEAF NBC WABC CBS WJZ NBC and more. It notes individuals like Dorsey Fred Ben Berste Grace Moore and Ray Block, plus events such as Boston Pop concerts and the Kentucky Derby interviews. Timing spans from early morning to late evening across multiple stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WEAF
NSC
Towers Dorsey
Fred
WABC
CBS
Amelia TS
Ben Berste
Grace Moore
Gary Busters
Eddie Guest
Boston
Ben Cutter
NBC
Woom Splawn
Music Guild
Senate
WJZ
Junie Leszue
Rakovs
Prague to Caracas to Berlin and Tokyo music listings
A fragmented schedule lists acts spanning Prague Caracas Berlin and Tokyo with varied times and performers. The note includes multiple venues and orchestral and pop musical items such as Pepuisr songs and Dance events across several cities, hinting at an international concert program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prague
Caracas
DJD
Berlin
GSB
London
BSC Escpize Orchestra
JZI
Tokyo
Pepuisr
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Lucy
Sedander
Hopalong Pictures
Bill Boyd
Dionne
Gordon Conant
Ontario
Oliva Dionne
Conant
Quints’ Board of Guardians
Allan Roy Dafoe
J. A. Valin
Toronto
Dafoe
New York
iGovernor's Island
Bill Porter
George Scarbo
Daniel Stewart
Woner
Theater News
Jez Iy
Blue & Grey Beauty Shop
Court News
Charles McAfee
I Reuben McAfee
W. Henry Martin
H .Edward Fish
Harry E. Crutchiey
J. Vernon Boone
Asa H. Watkins
Edith M. Ramsburgh
George W. McComas
Paul A. Zimmerman
John Pinkney Jones
E. Medora Jones
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Commercial Bank of Maryland
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Donald Crisp
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