Mohawk Disaster Reported As Ship Sinks Off Coast
Reports describe the Ward line vessel Mohawk sinking after abandoning ship amid icy seas near New York. Lifeboats and rescue ships moved survivors to Champlain and Limon while Red Cross and ambulances handled the stricken.
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Why You Should Never Cut a Corn
A cautionary article argues against cutting corns or callouses. It warns infections can arise from pareing corns and promotes a topical remedy as safe and effective. The piece endorses stopping hard corns and suggests relief with a chosen treatment for healthier feet.
Gable Heads Cast of London Film Call of the Wild
Clark Gable stars in Call of the Wild a Twentieth Century Pictures production directed by William Wellman with Loretta Young Jack Oakie Reginald Owen Katherine De Mille Stacy Tauber Frank Conroy Charles Stevens and Lalo Encinos Sid Grauman appears in a role reprising his Alaskan gold fields performance The film will shoot a week in studio then move to the Northwest for authentic exteriors and a full month on location United Artists will release the picture.
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Heavy Steel Sword Cast for Crusades at Paramount Studios
In Paramount's The Crusades the Heavy Steel sword for Richerd the Lion Hearted is being forged at Hale studio in Hollywood. The weapon, over five feet long and weighing at least two pounds, will appear in Cecil B. DeMille's spectacle featuring Henry Wilcoxen Loretta Young Jan Keith Alan Hale Aubrey Smith and Pedro de Cordoba in key roles.
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Rescue Attempts After Talisman Disappears at Sea
The Talisman, commanded by Capt. Edmund Wang, suffered heavy damage and crew were separated as water flooded the vessel. Centain Wood of Mohawk and Clyde-Maltory service tents reported attempts to rescue the crew amid a chaotic exodus.
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Flier Mate Off For East Los Angles Flight
Ester Larkin and husband George Palmer Putnam depart Burbank for New York on a two flight to New York. She lifts off at 7 45 am in a single seat monoplane with plans to refuel every six miles. Officials expect a route via Albuquerque Denver and Wichita, stopping in Washington D C.
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Boy's Wagon Was Rare Old Violin
Victor Schertzinger, now directing Columbia's Sleraan with Tullio Carmital as male lead, is a noted violinist and composer. Among his possessions are 12 rare violins, including a Cremona dated 1721 found dragged by a boy in a Pennsylvania coal town. He traded the four-wheeled cart for the fiddle, later offered 4000 for it, and now keeps it among his precious instruments next to the Stradivari.
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Hauptmann details work and ransom ties in Lindbergh case
Hauptmann testifies at length about the $50,000 Kidnap Tans payment and its connection to funds hidden at his home. He describes his job search and first March week, earning $100 monthly then $80, and his routine on April 2, a Saturday with a regular music evening. He recalls Hans Kilpe nburg and their guitar mandolin playing.
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Curtis recalls days when we had pocketful of meat
Washington dispatch recalls Charles Curtis, former vice president, recounting youth on the plains and Indian encounters. He describes a Cheyenne-Kay brush, a Topeka run for aid, and a humorous line about pocketfuls of meat while reflecting on a varied career from jockey to senate leader. The piece also notes Hauptmann testimony and a late April court adjournment with a classified sale listing.
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Hollywood Star Highlights for 1935 Arrive in Style
Fragmented OCR notes cite a list of 1930s film names and actresses. It references Marlene Dietrich, Henry Wilcoxon, and other stars facing a new year with hopes of continued prosperity in Hollywood. The piece reads like a calendar of rising names and upcoming projects for 1935.
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Ambition Realized: Fay Wray's Beverly Hills Dream
A fragmentary reminiscence notes Fay Wray as a child dreaming of living near Florence Vader in Beverly Hills. The text hints at a later realization of ambition, portraying Wray as a Columbia star, with a focus on her early childhood aspiration and hometown connections.
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Authentic Oriental Shoes for Lancer in Paramount Film
Over a thousand oriental sandals and slippers were crafted for the Gary Cooper era film Shoes of a Wengal Lancer at Paramount studios. The production features Franchot Tone Richard Cromwell Guy Standing Kathleen Burke with a 1500 strong native East Indian supporting cast.
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New Yorker Sketch to Feature Picture Novelty Best Chair
A Mary Boland led sketch titled A Ministering angel Now was bought by Paramount for The Big Broadcast of 1038. The comedy, about domestic rises during illness, will star Charlie Ruggles and Mary Boland and be filmed at Paramount studios with Boland showing a chair invention enabling rest without wrinkling her costume.
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