Farmhand Imposter Corrine Labolh Raeged Five Years as Man
Corinne alias Jack Labolh Raeged five years living as a man in Canada. Arrested after police quizzed her at a downtown rooming house, she described tractor work, freight trains, and bunkhouse life while hiding her sex. Raised by grandparents after losing her mother to lightning, she pursued independence in Saskatchewan and Alberta before returning home. The case unfolds in Edmonton court with details of disguise and work history.
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Edmonton
Alto
S Girk
Canada
Corinne
Jack
Labolhane
Saskatchewan
I Corrine
Rooming Pan
Ling
Hollywood Gossipy Skew To Marta Eggerth Era
A garbled 1936 column surveys Marta Eggerth and other film figures. It mentions real gold props on location, Fred Stone’s weight loss gag, Fay Wray being eclipsed by Gail Patrick, Merle Oberon’s liaison interests, and a roster of stars including Ronald Colman, Clark Gable, Samuel Goldwyn, Fred Astaire, David Niven, Joe MacCrea, Herbert Marshal, Gregg Toland, and Francis X Shields. It notes Marta Beggerth’s potential Universal project, her Vienna shoot, and Myrna Loy with William Powell’s next screen partner, plus Josey Mankiewicz’s London-New York chase plot and Randolph Scott Frances Drake in And Sudden Death. Garbo delaying her vacation. Eugene Pailette preview duties. and a roundup of Hollywood chatter, with a final sign-off until tomorrow.
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Avairdupois
Fay Wray
Narror Filme
Gail Patrick
Merle Oberon
Hollywood
Numner
Thalberg
Ronald Colman
Clark Gabe
Samuel Goldwyn
Fred Astaire
David Niven
Joe McCrea
Herbert Marshal
Gregg Toland
Francis X Shields
Wallace Reid
Myrna Loy
Colony Pictures
William Powell
Robert Montgomery
Ataly Rate
Alan Green
Julian Brodie
Cosmopolitan Magazine
Josey Mankiewics
London
New York
Europe
Anything Goes at Sta Teslic theater this Saturday
Rhythm gleams as Grace and Ethel Merman star in a musical aboard a liner. Bing Crosby searches for four women while a would be villain taunts him in disguises. Charlie Ruggles creates comic chaos as the plot spins with top tunes and parodies.
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Majestic Theater
Stateslic
Charlie Ruggles
Levy
Groby
Ethel Merman
aMcics
Cha
Tlugetrs
Lupino
Grace
Church Unit Marks World Outlook Day
The missionary society of Legrei Hewhts Methodist church observed World Outlook Day with a program set for 2 36 p m Monday.
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Church Unit
The
Missionary Society of Legrei
Processing Tax Fight Looms in Chicago
Federal auditors reportedly consider processing levies as taxable income, prompting processors like B A Eschhart Milling and others to plan a courtroom challenge. Officials insist the move is illegal and aim to protect funds claimed by the government while defending existing tax lines.
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AAA
Q. W. Gsier
Inster
B. A. Ecshart Milling Company
Weaver
Finnnes
Roffmaen
Ar Wilson and Company
Seid
Long Family Children Rise In Shadow Of Huey P Long
Russell Long, 17, freshman at Louisiana State University, shows political zeal as he backs his late father Huey P Long’s state ticket. His sister Rose Hill is a standout student at LSU, while Mrs Huey Long keeps a quiet public profile, guiding family life two miles from Audubon Boulevard as the Long name continues in Louisiana politics.
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Russell
Alites
Louisiana State University
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Clase
Dudge Richard W. Leche
Oscar K. Alien
Earl Long
State Administration
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Pears
Long
Audubon Boulevard
Palmer Reid
New Or Tyns High School
Spotight
Senator Long
Bermit, Rose
Birs
Palmer
Disputed Play Heads to New York Premiere
James Timony planned a three act farce titled Ladies by Request for an Eastern premiere after a trial in Los Angeles. Jury members, eleven housewives, found the play “comical nonsense” and acquitted Timony and his cast of producing an indecent show despite prosecution claims of double meanings. Timony, upbeat after verdict, noted the women’s happiness and suggested jury service by women may be problematic. The courtroom display drew public interest as the controversial play had been raided by police in December.
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Los Angeles
James
Timony
New York
Mae Fee
West
Timany
Special Services Mark Anniversary at First Cumberland Church
A week of observances marks the one hundred twenty sixth anniversary of the denomination at First Cumberland Presbyterian Church. Activities include a Friday night feature, Wednesday evening congregation service, Tuesday young people's banquet, and Sunday sermons by Pastor Thomas J. Tamner.
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First Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Thomas J. Tamner
Bro
Sealy Hutchings Dies in Galveston
Sealy Hutchings dies in Galveston at 68, a former banker and railroad man who led local business circles since 1887. He passed away at his home late in the day, leaving a notable void in the city’s commercial life.
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Sealy Hutchings
Galveston
Sealy Hutcings
Car Crash Fatal to Kelly Soldier Near Lytle
Pvt. Mark Eve, 29, of Kelly Field, died Saturday from an auto accident on the Laredo highway near Lytle Friday night. He was pronounced dead on arrival at the Kelly Field hospital. Pvt. Roy E. Dean, a companion, said the vehicle overturned.
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Mark Eve
Kelly Field
Laredo
Lytle
Kelly Field Hospital
Roy E. Dean
Lutheran Dean in L A to lead St Luke's service
Due to the fullness of Rev James E F Vorxoper pastor, Sunday morning services at St Luke's Lutheran church will be conducted this week by Dean Ander of Lutheran college Seguin. Laymen will have charge of the vesper services Sunday evening.
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James EF
St. Luke's Lutheran Church
Dean Ander
The
Lutheran College
Seguin
For Sure Quick Results USt and Read Light Want Ads
Classified brief notes advertise quick results in light ads. The snippet emphasizes USt and straightforward want ads to attract readers seeking fast responses.
Inquest Conducted in Visitor's Death
Justice of the Peace O L Wiley presided over an inquest Saturday into the death of Jerome Davers age 57 of St Louis Missouri. Davers was found unconscious Friday near East Commerce and Sycamore streets and died later at Robert B Green Hospital.
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Justice of the Peace
O. L. Wiley
Jerome Davers
St. Louis
Devers
East Commerce Ai Sycamore
Robert B. Green Inospital
Speaker to Tell Escape From Russia Rev c W Anerson
The Rev. C W Anerson will describe his escape from Russia in a speech. He plans to recount obstacles faced, the route taken, and lessons learned during his ordeal. A community gathering is expected to hear the testimony at the local meeting hall.
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Russia
C W. Anerson
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