Carnegie Plan to Be Revived in Hollywood Gossip
Hollywood rumors feature Sean Simon considering a return to France or Hollywood after her contract status with Dairy Zanuck remains unclear. Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer buys a New York stage hit for a film role with Colonel and Dudley Digges in key parts. Errol Flynn and Alic Danita deny European holiday plans amid marriage chatter. Charlie Chaplin’s absence fuels speculation about Paulette’s summer stock, while a Goddard matter and a triple-prong casting search for a film unfolds.
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Parsons Qintion
Pictore Biter
Aes International
Reese Wool
CNS
Sean Simon
Twentieth Century-Fox
Dairy Zanuck
Oie Studio
Zanuck
Moore
Europe
Simone
France
Hollywood
Sayne
Soselte
Metro-Goldwin-Maier
New York
Ite
Mn G.M
Lisnel Barrymore
Zolonel
Dudley Digges
Precile Bartiale Men
Peter Holden
Peter
Errol Flynn
Alli Danita
Hsey
Epral
Califormia
Warners
Charlie Chaplin
Chaplin
Paulette
Batt Ciarlie
Pebole Beach
Charile Iisse
Charke
Goddard
Westward industrial reform plan and Garner 1940 bid
A fragmented article outlines a panacea for zesting focusing on energy pills and nonprofit industrial Western expansion with George Malone organizing a movement backed by state and federal interests. It discusses natural resource development, new industries, and a 1940 Garner presidential bid with Texas backing and possible first-place on the ticket, amid mixed party signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ionary Panacea
Dromstinn
George Malone
Nevada
WPA
Ma Jones Johns
Iin
Industral West
Wheat eyed by US as corn and wheat belts targeted
Washington July 9 7 Ad ministration farm leaders cheered by a 22 percent reduction in cotton planting shift focus to the Midwest corn and wheat belts The Agriculture Department asked growers to cut operations to curb projected large crops A federal report will consider whether farmers comply and provide a first estimate of the year wheat crop size and corn production targets and potential quotas
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Administration
Agriculture Department
Federal Copy Reporting Board
Iarmeza
Fragmented radio schedule notes and folklore references
OCR style list shows short wave frequencies, concert mentions, and German folklore notes. Mentions Rome 6 20 pm chamber music Elisabeth Luin Blentesatts Century Music at Venice 2004. Other items include TRF 80.5 m GSC 39.0 m and Parli-8:20 pg with Arch fin Bogliehl and Trav 26 a.
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Rome
Eleabeth Luin
Blentesatts Century Music
Venice
Tuck
Reilin
Nibine
Avstitian Hein
Mimtol Pwontiam
Love Conquers All Including Spike in Crime School Review
Film review lauds the Dead End kids in Crime School with a mix of comedy and reform school plot. Gall Page co stars opposite Humphrey Bogart in a tale praised for entertainment value and a gentle Bogart triumph through love over crime.
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Sam Woolford
Spike
Wiece
Stout
Frank
Subhal
Tooke
Moving Picture
al the Azles
Gall Page
Humphrey Bogert
Shas Hills
Smilar
Hollywood
Edward G. Robinson
Wich
Calloway Headlines Midnight Show at Majestic Theater
Calloway and his troupe headline a gala midnight show at the Majestic Theater on Saturday night. The program features Calloway’s orchestra and a cast of Harlem acts including the Six Cotton Club Boys, precision dancers, Slump seed Blues, comedians, and blues singer Avis Andrews, with Janet Chapman in a screen role.
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Calloway
Cab Calloway
Majestic Theater
Little Miss Thor
Janet Chapman
Harlem
Qd Sage
Cotton Club Boys
Precision Danéees
Slump Seed Bluesoy
Avis Andrews
Gustaf Adolf to Resume U S Tour After Health Restored
Crown Prince Gustaf Adolf of Sweden says his health is restored and he will resume a U S tour disrupted by a kidney ailment. At 55 he canceled plans to attend the Delaware tercentenary and has recuperated in a hospital. He travels by train with Princess Louise and entourage, leaving for Toronto where Prince Bertil will perform duties.
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Department
Fornlien Stanley Committee
Isfz
Pace 247
Andrey
Lotus
Gustaf Adolf
U. S
New York
Sweden
America
Delaware
Grawn
Louise
Prince Berti
Spying Warning by Senator Sparks Fear of Foreign Conspiracy
Chicago July 3 A Illinois Democrat Senator Jemnes Hamilton Levis, a member of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, warned that the United States will tolerate no conspiracies by foreign born citizens or foreign agents. He said propaganda agents and spies would be driven from the country and if they are citizens they will be stripped of citizenship and imprisoned as traitors. He denounced self styled statesmen as imperial dictators seeking to control U S foreign policy.
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Chicago
United States
Jemnes Hamilton Levis
Prapaganda
Ilinois Democrat
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Lewis
Independent Voters rally denounces city machine in San Antonio
A rally at 3800 West Commerce featured Alonso Perales condemning the Quin machine and naming Barry Nass for district attorney. Speakers attacked John R. Shook and the current administration, urging a crime-fighting ticket led by Independents with strong Latin American support in Bexar County. The event drew a mixed crowd and promises of a subsequent rally. Meanwhile social circles reported a high profile divorce suit filed by Josephine Peabody Byrne against Ambrose Jerome Byrne, linked to the San Antonio Country Club president.
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Independents
Voters
Seiunday
Alonso
Perales
Per
Ales
Quin
John R. Shook
Barry A Nass
Boxar Couonty
Selanes Canede
Jose Castillo
Harry Ness
Independent Voters
Bexar Rounly
West
Commerce
Dickison
Herkler
Grover
Morris
Chace McCarthy
F. L. Anderson
Charlie McCarthy
G. Quin
Charles W. Anderson
Egbert Schweppe
Anderson
Schweppe
Robert B. Green Hospital
W. G
Jerry") Fraser
Ent. O. Scherlen
Sam Anderson
Allan Bacon
Freet White
Aheriff
Arthur Mo. Scholz
J. R
Bob) Cede
Raymond Gerhard
A. T
Suds
Kercheville
San Antonio
Reno
Nev
Josephine Peabody Byrne
Diwes
Ambrose Jerome Byrne
Germany
Franca and
Mary
New York
Byrne
Argyle Avenue
Radio Program Listings and Musical Highlights Featured
A fragmented broadcast guide outlines Saturday radio programs and musical acts across stations. Notable entries include Harlem Serenade at 5:15 PM, Rhythm Reverence segments, and various orchestras led by Henry King and Helena Bricalers plus multiple dance and news features. The schedule emphasizes live performances, political talk, and entertainment blocks with station call signs such as KABC and KMAC, interspersed with sports and community notices.
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NTSA
Kinny
KABC
E. A
Stimia
Will Galorne
Ren A
Panty Weweeaat
Itary Oran Manhattay
O—Riythm Rerenecatt
Bern
Tod Musie
Ae Amer
Thor Malin Mualn
EMS
Palade Tam Stastan
Tim
Parmar
Aln
Boundary accord proposed to end Gran Chaco dispute
Paraguay and Bolivia ministers sealed a preliminary pact to settle the Gran Chaco border fight. The agreement, to be sent to both governments for final approval, seeks arbitration by six American leaders to determine the Bolivia Paraguay boundary. Final treaty hoped within five years.
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Buenos Aires
Paraguay
Bolivia
Territoria
Gran Chaco Berler
Rites Set for Refugee Offer Girl Student
Evian conference sparks offers from Latin American nations to take in refugees. Mexico pledges asylum, with Peru, Dominican Republic and others outlining categories for farmers and professionals. Funeral held for Irene Sitfont Johnson, 15, who died after a battle with an infection. Surviving relatives include Samuel G Johnson Sr and two sisters. Pastor H C Ziehe was to lead the funeral.
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Evian-Les-Bains
France
Mexico
Dominican Republic
Virgo Trujillo Molina
Dotellsueon
West Taian
Garcia Calderon
Peru
Cnd
Irene Sitfont Johnson
East Park Avenue
Thomas Jefferson
Aroyud
Priday
Samuel, G. Johnson Sr
Lucilia Eleanore
Krlabute Marie Johnson
Samuel G. John Souk
H.C. Zlehe
Swertment Hill Lutheran Church
Meither
Industrial Activity Declines for Week in New York
Industrial activity fell in the latest week in New York after four gains. The seasonally adjusted index stood at 67.4, down from 68.2 the prior week and 104.4 a year ago, reflecting a retreat from a May low.
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New York
Radio broadcast plans with Roosevelt program across Oklahoma
The piece outlines radio listening plans for President Roosevelt's address across Oklahoma on multiple stations KYSA WOAL KTSA WOAI and KDA. It notes Joe Kelly hosting the emcee slot on National Barn Dance and Anhe Jamison appearing on Hit Parade with Peter Van Steeden. A predicted rise in political talks and a 4 p.m. Missions game is mentioned along with Swing Club and other local entertainment.
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Joe Kelly
Yata
Nion
Anhe Jamison
Peter van 8Teeden
KTSA
Num ‘Ber
RABC
Braumont
Weather Guide Fragment With Erratic Totals
A fragmented weather notice reports total precipitation and rainfall figures with numerous garbled phrases. It references days and times, and mentions specific but unclear values such as inches and various times, but the data are illegible and inconsistent across lines.
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Moxtl
Tinfeli
Donde
Toon Hae
Pull Moon
Nidex
Ardzias Pasa
Low Ab
Ticket to Heights in San Antonio area rally staged
In Bexar County a Republican slate campaigned through a long weekend with a West Avenue Olmos Drive rally drawing about 500 voters. Speakers praised Commissioner J W Dossnell and criticized rivals while promising steady work on roads and schools. Politi cal figures including McCrory Schweppe and Dwyer spoke. the event featured music and party passion amid a crowded public setting.
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Brass County Ticket
Los Angeles Heights
West Avenue
Olmos Drive
Ucket
J. W. Dossnell
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