Goddard Fines Mexico Picture Tour Details
Actress Paulette Goddard describes her Mexico trip as a reel adventure lasting several weeks. She mentions meeting Mexican people, no definite touring plans soon, and notes her upcoming film roles including The Mussolini picture The Northwest Mounted Police and The Ghost Breakers.
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Paulette Cedar
Mexico
Angeles
Mrs! Goddard
Bollywood
Wiebatars
Jack Cake
Mussolini
Northwest Mounted Police
Cecil B. DeMille
Miss Goddard
Diegd Rivera
Rivera Proposes American Union in Mexico Visit
Mexican muralist Diego Rivera, touring the United States, urged forming a strong Pan American union to curb subversive agitators as he arrived in San Francisco after a stop in San Antonio. He defended Trotsky as framed and warned of Fifth Columnists in Mexico while noting U.S. entry authorizations, awaiting the San Francisco exposition. Rivera met writer Leah Brenner and Paulette Goddard during a grounded plane transfer, and spoke of plans to paint portraits.
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Diego Rivers
Grammy Petrel
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San Antonio
Rivers
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Trotsky
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Rivera
COPU
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Browns
State Department
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Favern
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Authpress
Jore
Sud
Paulette Goddard
Russ Goddard
Jasiy
Chess
Miss Goddard
Austin
Mervoun
Alfsitis
Cultist Starves Self to Death in Pittsburgh Case
Emmanuel Shapiro, 21, and Larry Rodrigues linked to a fringe group. Shapiro reportedly refused food during a 10 week ordeal related to a club act called Tail Twister. Police noted the self inflicted starvation amid a network of chapters and religious warnings.
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Pittsburgh
Dane
G. & Liewallyn
Emmanuel Shapiro
Larry Rodrigues
Ahapito
San Antonio
Moonih
Deliel Howis
Night Class Registration at Vocational High School
San Antonio vocational and technical high school opens night class registration for civil service exams and clerical tests funded by the program. Contact director F-12531, route for details and enrollment.
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San Antonio
Verdict Guilty in Patrolman's Death
In Brownsville on June 5 Emeterio Chasco Corona of Elsa was found guilty and faces a nine year sentence for the slaying of U.S. Customs Patrolman Joseph T. Brown near Harlingen on May 3. A jury delivered the verdict last night while Judge James Allred instructed 8 verdicts of not guilty for Isidoro Cruz of Bliss.
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Brownsville
Emeterio Chasco Corona
Elsa
U. 5
Joseph T. Brown
Texas guide book project joins WPA effort in San Antonio
The Texas guide book, a 300000 word WPA project with headquarters in San Antonio, will be one of the nation’s largest state guides. It includes over 400 pages, 100 photographs, and maps. Travel by project staff covered 1518000 miles. John P. Nolen assists. Bess Warren Westford is state editor. Thirty six Texans served as principal consultants. Local volunteers also contributed.
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Texas
WPA
San Antonio
Ohn
P. Nolen
Earren ‘Weatford Ty
Jana Volunteer Associates
New Shock Felt in California Area
A strong earthquake was recorded today by the Fordham seismograph in New York with an extremely severe reading. A separate tremor occurred at 12:20 a.m. in San Bernardino California, likely from the San Andreas Fault, with no damage reported and a local disruption limited to the Riverside area.
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New York
Fordham Diversity
Satin
San Bernardino
Cnlit
San Andreas
Imperial Valley
Versio
San Bernardino-Riverside
Hotel Man Killed in Window Plunge
Galveston hotel man Yat ODonnell died after plunging from a window at a local hotel where he had lived for years. The incident occurred in June and authorities continued to investigate the circumstances surrounding his death.
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Galveston
TNS
Yat Odonnell
Galveston Pata
State funds reveal deficits in Texas treasury report
Austin June 5 The states general fund deficit reached 22 073 232 today an increase of 164 007 since May the treasury department announced The Confederate pension fund deficit stood at 31 632 032.
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Austin
Treasury Department
Garment Union Votes to Rejoin AFL at Carnegie Hall
The International Ladies Garment Workers voted to reaffiliate with the American Federation of Labor at their Carnegie Hall convention. The move follows appeals by ILGW A leaders amid labor strife and signals potential easing of tensions with the AFL. William Green and the ILGWU president Dubinsky discussed reforms and financial policies in Washington meetings.
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International Ladies Garment ‘Workers, Union
American Federation of Labor
All American
Carnegie Hall
A. F
C. IL
Warner
C. I
Hte
Wilam Green
David Dubinsky
G.W.A
Dubinsky
Green
A. P
Executive Council
Washington
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