Roosevelt Letter to Labors Non Partisan League President
The text quotes President Roosevelt addressing George L. Berry of the Labor’s Non Partisan League at its first national convention in Washington. It emphasizes support for democratic principles, opportunity, and human rights, noting changes in economic policy, rigid regulation, and opposition to reactionary practices while urging unity to preserve liberty and equality.
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Lew Ayres Stars in Murder With Pictures Photographic Romance
Exclusive: Lew Ayres plays a newspaper photographer in Murder With Pictures produced by Paramount. He falls for Gat Patrick in a tale of crime and romance set amid newsroom intrigue and film making.
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Lew Ayres
Paramount
Gat Patrick
Short formal gowns return to fashion in new York style push
Fashion writers note afternoon chic as daylight saving winds down with black net and rustling taffeta outfits. Descriptions highlight basque bodies, square necklines, full frothy hems, and bold accessories like large taffeta hats.
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New York
League Goal Far Beyond Election Policy Oratoral
Washington Aug 100m Labor nonpartisan league declares its objectives. George L. Bruny, league president, says re election of Roosevelt is not the sole aim. Berry outlines two planks: support for Roosevelt and a permanent labor proposition toward a new political alignment. The league plans to march with Roosevelt into a second administration and beyond if needed.
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Bedding Stolen From Clothesline on Tilden Street
Mrs. 4, PB, McDonald reports thieves entered her yard Monday and took a large quantity of bedding from a clothesline and also stole a garden license. Police are investigating the incident and requesting any information from the public.
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Tilden Street
Palige
Randy Scott Picked for Lead in High, Witt and Handsome
Hollywood gossip column notes Paramount chooses Randy Scott for the lead in High, Witt and Handsome a musical tale featuring Trene Dunne with Oscar Haiman writing and Jerome Kern producing. Irene Dunne, Frits Lang signed by Walter Wanger for new projects with other stars and studio plans, plus a Hollywood derby at the Santa Monica track.
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Brajretial Service
Los Angeles
Chang Lng
Paramount Hea
Trene Dunne
Pennsylvania
Randy Levit
Trerie
Roberiat
Arthur Horn
Blow Jr
Oscar Hain- Imerate
Jerome
Rhythm of the Range shines in Crosby showings at Anajastic
Crosby theaters promote Rhythm of the Range as a summer standout with a strong cast led by Bob Burux from Van Buren Arkansas and Martha Raye. The review highlights Burgix’s Will Rogers‑like delivery, notes Carol Lofner and her band, and mentions upcoming acts including the Marcis Show Ig Vie Paree and Joe O’Brien’s G‑Man tale Pablo Kreny’s Wife. The piece also teases The Case Against Mrs Ames return to Texas with Madeleine Carroll and George Brent, plus Ticket to Paradise with Roger Fyfe.
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Martha Raye
Broadway
Liewise
Fleir
Frances Farmer
Madge Ryans
Bing
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O'Brien
Margaret
Lind-sey
Axtec
Pablo Kreny
Miss Lindsay
Pah O'Brien
G-Man
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Ames
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Texas
Madeleine Carroll
George Brent
Arthur Treacher
Ticket To Paradise
Roger Fypr
Wendy Larrie
Celebrity Social Roundup From A Busy Local Scene
Gladys Swarthall and her husband Frank Chapman attend social events while Joe Rivkin Hal Rosch recounts smiles returning as June Lane returns from a trip. Vic Bec Lagien receives praise, Lily Pong headlines a concert, and Shirley Temple sails home from British Columbia amid other society notes.
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Frank Chapman
Joe Rivkin
Hal Rosch
June Lane
Tommy de Vane
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Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
Gertrude Michaels
Elena Wagner Bowman
Yexax ’Bowmans
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Bec Lagien
Gene Raymond
Lily Pong
Tilly
Andre Koslelanels
Joby Arlen
Canada
Tez Courtney
Luigi
Room and Board by Gewe Akere Intered or Patent Office
Fragmented OCR text presents a jumbled note about room and board and a patent office. It references being broke and debts, a copper comment, and a bread-knife incident, but lacks coherent facts or dates. The readable items point to a personal grievance or satirical fragment rather than a clear news event.
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Patent Office
Mexican consul seeks redress over hotel lobby incident
Ricardo G Hill Mexican consul demanded due satisfaction from the United States government after alleging he was insulted and manhandled by Lieutenant Botero Delgado of the police department in the Hayward hotel lobby. Chief Davis and Delgado denied the consul's charges as an issue arose from the management of the national Mexican orchestra.
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Ricardo G. Hill
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Hayward Hotel
James Davis
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Tpica Orchestra
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Gieutemint Delgado
Hunger strike ends as Belshazzar returns home
A St Bernard named Belshazzar, linked to Buck Wunger, reportedly went on a hunger strike while owner-trainer Buck was away in hospital. After five days of fasting, Belshazzar is said to have regained strength and returned to his usual condition at home.
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Dorothy Dunbar
Max Baer
Tita Costa
Virginis Bruce
Hollywood Fashion Gossip and Star Honors Stir Society
A gleaming survey of Hollywood society catalogs honorary tiles, degrees, and club memberships for figures like Claudette Colbert and Fred Mahurray. It notes dramatic celebrity separations, a Prescott dress suit spectacle with George Brent, and behind the scenes mishaps delaying a Paramount production.
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Hollywood
Geoil B. DeMilles
Sherif
Legion of Honor
Deaver
Fred Mahurray
Texas Rehiger
Musical League
Claudette Colbert
Cortina Named Governor of Northern Lower California
Mexico City August 1. President Laztra Cardenan appointed Gen Rafael Navara Cortina governor of the northern district of Lower California. Cortina, formerly commander of the garrison in Mexico City, succeeds Gen Gabriel Gavira who resigned.
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