Peg Mallon Transforms Into Glamorous Modern Cinderella
Helen White, 23, of 245 Luther Drive, chosen from 78 applicants to play Peg Mallon in the Genype Bernerd Shay test and theory role. The chosen performer appears neatly groomed and stylish, marking a striking transformation for the busy world.
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Teg Mallon
Helen White
Luther Drive
Bernerd Shay
Peg Mallon
Transformation Week Show Promises Fashion and Scholarship
An Arkansas orphan Miss White, stars in an Aztec theater contest tied to Shaw's theory that given proper setting women are equal. She will receive a six month secretarial scholarship from Draughon’s Business College and undergo staged outfits from Frost Brothers, with fittings Tuesday through Saturday, including a complete street and evening wardrobe.
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Draughon
Business Colege
Arles
Shaw
Miss White
Arkansas Gzarks
Peg Melion
Gunderelis
Frost Brothers Storn
Colera
Slayer's Plea Denied In Paris Case Reversal Expected
Versailles France June 15. President Lebrun denied the pardon appeal of Eugene Weldotain convicted slayer of six persons. Accomplice Roger Millian’s death sentence is to be changed to imprisonment by order of the justice ministry. Weidmann faces execution by guillotine this weekend.
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France
Alpert Lebrun
Eugene Weldotain
Juan de Rovers
Broslyn
N.Y
Grante
Roger Millian
Verseyles
Ministry of Justice
Millan
Tfe
Weidmann
Submarine Bavalis Reaches Depths After 26 Perish
Divers work from the stern as a sunken submarine Bavalis is raised near Portsmouth New Hampshire where 26 crew members died. A secure tunnel and pontoons are planned to tow the vessel to shallower water while a naval inquiry into the May disaster proceeds in Washington.
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Fume
Worf
Bavalis
Tght
Washington
Swanson
Mademoiselle Modiste Does Her Bit in Classifications
In a light ad item the mademoiselle modiste is noted for her contributions to permanent waving and beauty rigs featured in Classifications 6. Light Want Ads.
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Mademoiselle Modiste
Tom
Expulsion Strains Nazi Britain Ties in Berlin Report
Berlin reports Germany and Britain escalating expulsions amid a dispute over reprisals and counter expulsions. London seeks actions against alleged agents while Berlin denies aiding Britain in arms sales and Reinhardt linked to a Nagy secret police plot.
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Britain
London
Walther Heinhardt
Liverpadt
Oren
Germany
Reinhardt
Nagi
Grandma 73, hits 50-foot home run in small game
In Bristol on June 15 Martha Steple, 13, of Esst, stepped to the plate and slammed a 50-foot home run in a local women’s game. Spectators recall her saying she once played baseball as a girl and was better than many boys. The crowd cheered as she homered despite the bases being empty.
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Grandma
Bristol
Conn
Martha Steple
Esst
Cehurets
Bey
Lodge Declines Run for President Nomination
Beverly June 15 24 Hansbury president of the Massachusetts Lodge for President announced the organization would disband after a note from Senator Henry Cabot Lodge Republican Massachusetts stating he was not a candidate for the Republican presidential nomination. He said he favors unpledged delegates and does not aspire to the nomination.
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Beverly
Mays
Bannel
Hansbury
Massachusetts
Henry
Cabot Lodge
Republican
Kilday Voices Parner Praige in Texas Democratic Rally
Representative Paul Kilday of San Antonio addressed Texas Young Democrats in Washington about backing Vice President Garner for the White House. He contrasted “discredited critics” with loyal Democrats, urged unity after the purge and a strong turnout in the upcoming primary to help the party win nationally.
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Washington
Paul Kilday
San Antono
Critkpels
Jonny ‘Gamer
White House
Texas Young Democrats
Une Dietriet
Columbia
Kilday
Maury Maverick
iMaverick
Fiere
Texas
Gener
Seton
Lindbergh Papers to Historical Society Debate
St Louis news describes Charles A. Lindbergh’s papers and correspondence being considered for transfer to a historical society. Charles Napier, president of the society, declined to state whether papers were given to the society or to another holding body.
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Lindbergh
ST. Louis
Charles A. Elindbergh
Turner
Charles Napel
Ter Society
Average Factory Wages in 1937 Highlight Rising U S Payrolls
Fragmented census notices show American factory workers averaged $1180 in 1937 while large plants reported higher pay up to $1622. The text recites various fiscal figures, balances, and revenues, mentioning Wallington Sligo and June 15 as a dateline, with mixed numbers for receipts, expenditures, and federal cash flows.
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Wallington Jung
Maid
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