The Dark Ships 3. Janet’s Capture and Neill's Return
Neill defies danger aboard a four-ship pursuit to reach Janet in the Abraham Lincoln’s royal suite. He finds her missing after a prior escape attempt, returns to Longope’s store, and faces a tense confrontation with police. Bonniger helps reveal Buckless’s ruse as Wilson questions Janet in a makeshift courtroom.
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Monticello
Janet
Staples
Captain Bi
Longope
Virgil
Mark Bonniger
Bonniger
Mark
Wilson
Buckless
Dense October fog blankets the county
October fog draped the county reducing outdoor movement to a crawl as mist hung heavy for hours. A developing disturbance east of Florida promises cloudiness with warmer temperatures and northeast winds, while September ends cool and dry with a mean temperature 67.3 degrees, far below 1936 and below normal.
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Florida
Labor Day
Sigrid Gurie rising star in Goldwyn's plans after London meeting
Hollywood reports Sigrid Gurie, 23, faced initial studio rejection in Oslo, then joined Samuel Goldwyn after a London party. She waited in isolation before a Universal loan for The Road Back, then won a lead in The Adventures of Marco Polo. Named Greta Ghynt, later Greta Josen, her temperate style pleases Goldwyn and critics. She prefers simple dress, dislikes jewels, and enjoys riding and dancing but avoids jazz and parties. Her father funded a car, she rides public transport when not driving.
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NEA Service
Hollywood
Sigrid Gurie
Samuel Goldwyn
London
Miss Gurie
America
Mr. Goldwyn
Oslo
France
Belgium
Goldwyn
Universal
Greta Ghynt
Greta Josen
Hays
Gary Cooper
Marco Polo
Sigrid Gurie Haukelid
Weather Summary for the Month Shows Mild Winds and Sunlight
The city recorded 105 inches of precipitation, overcast skies with 72 percent sunshine, and average wind speed of 8.7 mph. Frost touched outlying areas on the 17th and 18th, but pollen spread remained limited due to light winds. Late swimmers reported the only notable weather complaint.
Tivoli Theatre Topper play ends two day run
Tivoli Theatre closes its two day engagement of Topper tonight. Based on Thorne Smith novel, the film adaptation features Constance Bennett Cary Grant and Roland Young in comic ghostly capers as they scheme to free themselves from a spiritual prison by altering a bank president’s life.
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Tivoli
Topper
Tivoli Theater
Thorne Smith
Constance Bennett
Cary Grant
Roland Young
Byrlie Burke
Alan Mowbray
Eugene
Black Case Splits American Bar Assn
Kansas City September 30 Justice Black’s issue splits the American Bar Association in an uproarious meeting. A drive for a resolution condemning judicial tenure in a secret order accused of religious and racial animosity dominates the session. The resolutions committee works to draft language while a public declaration at the convention looms. The assembly rejected a call for a specified investigation of Hugo L. Black.
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Kansas City
American Bar Association
Resolutions
General Assembly
Hugo L. Black
Assembly Narrowly Refuses to Drop Black Question Resolution
The body voted 193 to 161 to keep the subject alive by a loud voice vote. It preserved part of the original Black question resolution, added new ideas, and recommitted the entire matter to the resolutions committee for review.
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Resolutions Committee
OFF TO CONVENTION WITH STATE POLICE OFFICIALS
Major Elmer F. Munshower Frederick superintendent of State police and D Marshall Schroeder deputy commissioner of motor vehicles left Thursday for Cincinnati to attend sessions of the Automobile Administrators Association convention. In Brazil a frog builds mud enclosures to protect its eggs and tadpoles.
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Elmer F. Munshower
Frederick
D. Marshall Schroeder
Cincinnat
Automobile Administrators’ Association
Brazil
Feathers add trimming tricks to fall chapeaux
Erik of Pats whittles a vivid blue arrow from qui] and spears the crown of a black felt hat. A black grosgrain ribbon band is knotted over the vizor brim.
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Erik
Pats
Mountain Music at City Opera House Stars Kaye and Burns
Pallette and others support co stars in the one night presentation of Mountain Music at City Opera House. The show features John Howard Terry Walker George Hayes Fuzzy Knight Jan Duggan Rafe Davis and a large cast in a satirical Ozark mountain folk story with mountain music and high comedy written for the screen by Mace Kinlay Kantor. Preliminary attractions include Flowers In The Sky and a news reel.
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