Hughes would like to return to movies
Hollywood recalls Howard Hughes as a powerful producer who shaped classics like The Front Page and Scarface while clashing with censors. The billionaire turned recluse once controlled RKO and pursued bold projects from Hell’s Angels to The Outlaw, leaving a lasting impact on 20th Century Fox and the industry’s improvisational spirit.
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Howard Hughes
Hughes
Noah Dietrich
Howard
Lewis Milestone
Howard Hawks
Scarface
Hell’s Angels
Thacher School
Ojai
Calif
Los Angeles
Rupert
Rupert Hughes
Hollywood
Marshall Neilan
Milestone
Greta Nissen
Jean Harlow
Billie Dove
Nancy Carroll
Ginger Rogers
Katharine Hepburn
Ida Lupino
Olivia de Havilland
Houston
Tex
Ella Rice
Jean Peters
Castile
Foundation
Stanley Hough
20Th Century-Fox
Outlaw
Jane Russell
Miss Russell
al Capone
RKO
Goldwyn Studio
San Francisco
Las Vegas
Florida
Crystal Springs
John Wayne
Genghis Khan
General Tire
Taxes burden owners and a call for fairer reform
Vernone Brown urges reform of California taxation as homeowners carry the burden while large properties and industries hold vast shares. He predicts rising taxes will force federal intervention and warns of loss of property rights, noting growing appeals and aid for prisoners at Soledad during a family day event.
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Vernone
Brown Copley News Service
Los Angeles
California
John Q
Washington
Conference committee shapes final tax bill amid clash of views
Washington and New York reports describe the House Senate Conference Committee, its power to finalize legislation with differences, and key players like Rep. Wilbur Mills and Sen. Russell Long. The piece notes germaneness disputes and the influence of lobbyists behind closed doors. It also covers small investor prospects via investment clubs and NAIC data on long term gains.
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Michael O'Connor
Copley
Washington
Congress
Capitol Hill
House-Senate
Conference Committee
Capitol
Senate
Nixon
Wilbur Mills
Ways and Means
Russell Long
Mills
Long
House
Taiwan
Appalachia
John Cunniff
New York
George Nicholson
Nicholson
Detroit
National Association of Investment Clubs
NAIC
Floating dollar asks how hard to launch a loan
The question asks about the feasibility of issuing a loan when the dollar is floating high. It implies uncertainty about currency risk, interest rate moves, and funding costs for lenders. It seeks guidance on whether exchange-rate volatility impacts loan origination viability and timing.
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Associated Press
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Soledad
Ireland
Belfast
Queens University
Northern Ireland
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