1938 top film poll names Cavalcade leading choice
The 14th annual Film Daily poll ranks Cavalcade as the best picture with 304 votes, a record high, ahead of Grand Hotel and other winners. Foreign films like Eddehen in Ueform and Private Life of Henry V are noted among the top ten, marking a shift in tastes and the return of talking pictures.
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Henry VII
Jay
Jn Maedehen
Sputin
Wettt
Deavier
Ronal
Grand Ho
Eddhen
Ueform
Cormtalking
Zemo Relief Praised By Millions For Skin Troubles
Millions applaud Zemo as a soothing remedy for itching and irritation. The ad claims fast relief from torments of itching, redness, and rough skin, with promises of a clean dependable family remedy. Trial offered with a dollar price and order details.
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Zemo
Congress Activity Highlights and Film Reviews
A Wednesday report outlines House and Senate proceedings with committee hearings on liquor, banking, foreign relations, and appropriations including railroad and RFC acts. It notes nominations in interstate commerce and tax hearings, plus a glance at a Chicago milk shipment demand. Also reviewed are film tributes and releases featuring Mae West, Gary Cooper, Helen Hayes, and the Barrymores with remarks on their impact and reception.
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Detroit Bank
Interatale Commerce
Roper
R Woune
Banking and Currency Committee
Elections Committee
Sanders
Senate
Ademall
Foximaster
Brown
Interstate Commerce
William E. Humphrey
Vinson
Naval Committee
Judiciary Committee
Britten
Ilinois
Chicago
Ateagall
Banking Committee
Helen Hayes
Gary Cooper
Mae West
Nat
Paul Muni
Retail workers to file labor complaints with NRA board Houston
The NRA ruling requires retailers to file labor complaints with BE J Tutt, district director of the NRA compliance board in Houston, per Jowell Jores, secretary of the local retail code authority. Complaints will be processed to keep origin secret, and employers with unfair trade practice claims must file with the local board.
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NRA
BE. J. Tutt
NRA Com Piiance Board
Houston
Jowell Jores
Retail Code Authority
Jones
18 More War Vets to Get GOO Camps Enrollment
An additional 18 war veterans were to be enrolled for GOO camps near Ablcene on Wednesday. Thirty five war veterans left Fort Sam Houston Tuesday for COG work at Ganyon.
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Ablcene
Fort Sam Houston
Ganyon
Pirate de San Jacinto plank to be discussed at board meeting
Fiesta Body plans a tentative program for the annual Pirate de San Jacinto. L B Fite, president, says the board of directors of the Pirata association will meet Tuesday to toss the idea. Trips for 10 members of the Home military committees depend on White House approval to inspect Chapman Field and attend national events over the weekend.
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The
Pirata Association
AL Tet Op
L. B. Fite
Washington
D. G
Howe
Ninini
Fim
Chapman Field
Army Stroot
Gift stock mystery discussed in Lindbergh inquiry
Senate investigators heard that the Transcontinental Air Transport executives discussed contract bid specifications with Postmaster General Brown. D M Sheaffer testified that the scheme aimed to favor big carriers and exclude independents, while questions about a stock gift to Lindbergh from Keys were explored.
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Aolonel Breckenridge
Geree
Senator
Lindbergh
Mr. Keys
Black
Sheaffer
Keys
Colonel Lindbergh
T. A
T. Slack
Blair and Company
Wall Street Banking
Brown
Amelia Earhart
Post Office Department
Washington, D.C
Senate
Walter F. Brow
D. M. Sheaffer
Transcontinental Air Transport, Incorporated
Brown Ber
Aependentt Companies
Ghaeffer
Erle Halliburton
Western Air
Gchachier
Walter F. Brown
Pastimaster General
Clogply
Wid
United Navigation Company
Woman Succumbs to Auto Injuries
Mrs. Jane Wantusky aged 48 of 407 Idaho Street died at Robert B. Green hospital after injuries from being struck by a car at Commerce and Hackberry streets. She passed away Wednesday from shoulder and leg injuries, per police and hospital reports.
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Jane Wantusky
Idaho Street
Robert B. Green Hospital
Commerce J
Hackberry Streets
Grove's Laxative Bromo Quinine Ad Warning
An old advertisement extols Grove's Laxative Bromo Quinine as a cold remedy, claiming it treats internal infection, opens the bowels, combats fever and headaches, and fortifies the system. It warns against unreliable substitutes and lists prices as 800 and 500.
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Hana
A. Music CO
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Charles Laughton
Meg Robson
State Fair
Ita
Maedchen
Rasputin
Eenpress
Ethel
John
Lionel Barrymore
Greas
Sears
Bears, Roebuck and Company
Sea Island
Tibet
Sears, Roebuck and CO