Gunman Zamora Makes Living Shooting Near Hollywood
Manuel Zamora a Mexican marksman leads a quiet Hollywood life while earning $25 a day for blanks and $50 for live shells in film productions. He claims a past of 62 killings in war and notes a single minor casualty from a bottle shot near Chester Morris in a recent scene.
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Zeus Hernandez
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Lights of New York by L L Stevenson
A travelogue through the Hayden planetarium and the American Museum of Natural History in New York. The moon trip, space meteors, and planetarium show detail the science and spectacle, with anecdotes about visitors and museum exhibits.
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Lights of
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L. L. Stevenson
Hayden Planetarium
American Museum of Natural History
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Earth
Museum of Natural History
Dress Up Summer Silks For Fashionable Afternoons
Fashion notes urge dark sheer silk gowns in black or navy for summer mood. Elaborate afternoon dresses feature marquisette or chiffon, weighted taffeta hems, rococo bows, and jeweled accents with bewitching hats. Accessories include lace yokes, Watteau hats, and capes to create interchangeable ensembles for any occasion.
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Ashion
Family Uses 54 Year Underground Fire for Picnic Heat
In New Straitsville Ohio the Rush family cooks outside using a long burning underground fire that has blackened coal valued at about 50 million dollars. WPA crews try to confine it as the family continues to eat outdoors near the blaze. Mrs Rush cites fuel economy and safety if careful, while insisting the heat is free and convenient.
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New Straitsville
Ohio
Dave Rush
Rush
Works Progress Administration
WPA
Girls Drive Faster Get More Tickets Survey Says
Boston students at a university report women drivers average 39 mph versus 37 mph for men. Coeds record about 1.25 accidents per person while men report two. Both groups name road hogs and horn honking as hazards. in tickets, 26 percent of girls were cited versus 20 percent of boys.
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Boston
Boston University
Deadlier Than Hunters Coyotes Kill More Deer
Jim Whitt, chairman of the Kalispell sportsmen association, reports that predators killed 62 deer on a recent tour, more than all local hunters combined.
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Kalispell
Mont
Jim Whitt
Sportsmen’'S Association
Tron Lung Built From Scraps By Seattle Garage Man
Seattle inventor Martin Cohn assembles a mechanical lung from a sewing machine, metal, auto parts and rubber tubing. The device mimics iron lungs used for infantile paralysis by expanding the chest plate and cycling air to aid inhalation and exhalation.
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Seattle
Martin Cohn
White Tussor Suit by Cherie Nicholas
A man’s view outlines a summer fashion for a stylish woman featuring a classic white tussor suit designed by Creed with a red scarf and a jaunty Rose Valley sailor. The piece highlights the white suit with a high color as an outstanding summer style.
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Creed
Tailleurs de Luxe
Rose Valois
Satin Fashions Highlight Summer Coats and Gowns
The newest satin use appears in summer coats with a navy blue model over pink satin back crepe. Varied color mixes include purple green yellow and striped reds blues and oranges. Skirts run shorter than before in Vera Borea's line with corset shaping at waist and hips to emphasize fullness. Leading materials include shantung linens sackcloth fantasy crepes and wool laces. Trimmings feature insects such as grasshoppers locusts flies and bees on multiple models.
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Joseph
Vera Borea
Avoid Daytime Frills on Budget Advice
A New York style expert counsels women with limited funds to skip daytime frills and save extravagance for evening wear. Recommend a basic seasonal color scheme, simple two piece suits, casual hats, conservative shoes, and meticulous grooming including stocking seams and run-down heels.
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New York
Teen Age Hats Spark Ribboned Fad Among Young Girls
A note on teen fashion describes small sailor hats with chin ribbons gaining popularity among younger girls and attracting a devoted following. The piece emphasizes the trend's charm and social appeal.
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