On Broadway Private Papers and Hollywood Jockey Plot
The Daily Mirror piece recalls a Hollywood holiday visit by Mark Hellinger and Sammy Renick. It notes Hellinger backed Renick in a Santa Anita race, but the horse Forsooth won, owned by Barry Warner. The article includes socialite Barbara Hutton’s ties and a Paris to Yale anecdote, plus remarks on Italian conquests and cultural commentaries.
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Sammy Renick
Hollywood
Mark Hellinger
Bellinger
Hellinger
Renitk
Hanied
Santa Anita
Heisinger
Mark
Forsooth
Barry Warner
Renick
Mendara Promise Relief for Asthma Sufferers
An ad promises quick asthma relief with Mendara, claimed to ease breathing and restore energy. It claims no drugs or smoke, offers tasteless tablets, a money back guarantee, and urges readers to contact a local druggist for endorsements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atendaco
Familiar locals and names thread through Bexar social notes
The Bexar Facts column catalogs a jumble of familiar names including Lorane Brockman Marilyn Zirkel and Willis Tate. It mentions W. J. A. Tearvey, Ralph Hammond and James back in town, plus Sidelines of social life at Fort Sam Houston, community clubs and birthday greetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorane Brockman
Marilyn Zirkel
W.J. A. Tearvey
Hind
Potters
Frank Fershing
Polity
Guy Fraim
Esquire
Imperial Airways
London
R. A. Reinarz
Willis’ Tate
Optimist Club
Fort Sam Houston
Dan McGrew
Pete
Ramirez
Rx-Nlic
Alleged OpIeO Talk Quoted in Spy Trial in Los Angeles
Federal court records quote two alleged Russian spies discussing Japanese torpedo boats operating in California waters as disguised fishing craft. G B Dierst testified he was told of a conversation between Mikhail Gorin and Halis Salich by an investigator for naval intelligence. Gorin, his wife Natasha, and Salich are on trial for conveying naval secrets to Russia.
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Los Angeles
Russia
California
Dierst
F. BT
Mikhail Gorin
Halis Salich
United States Naval Intellignnce Service
Gorin
Natasha
Salich
Smilch
Japan
Down in Mine Ends Sit Down at Wolfe Collieries
Hazleton Pa March 1 Forty nine coal miners ended a week long sit down in the dark after a failed bid for back wages. The Wolfe Collieries company said it would not continue payments. Pay envelopes for February 20 totaling 14000 were carried into the mine by Rev Joseph Barat to aid the workers. Spokesmen said the miners would seek court action to settle remaining claims.
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Hazleton
Neida
Wolfe Collieries Company
Joseph Barat
Lawyers Guild to Denounce All Isms Statement
Washington March 1 President John Gutknecht of the National Lawyers Guild announced a declaration that the organization is an enemy to fascism nazism and communism. Ferdinand Pecora a New York State supreme court justice had announced resignations over the board the guild split risk.
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Lawyers Guild
Washington
John Gutknecht
National Lawyers’ Guild
They Guild
Ferdinand Pecora
New York
Pecora
Guild
Pharmacologists Get U S Civil Service Openings
Federal civil service invites applications for senior pharmacologist at 4500 dollars pharmacologist at 340 dollars and assistant pharmacologist at 2600 dollars under the Bureau of Chemistry and Food and Drug Administration Agriculture. Applications must be received by March 2 with details from the service secretary room 146 Federal Building.
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U. S
Uncle Sam
Civil Services
Civil Service
Bureau of Chemistry
Department of Agriculture
Lvl
Federal Building
Pershing Secretary May Be Promoted
Washington March 1 The House military committee considered legislation to promote General John Pershing's military secretary to colonel before retirement next month but deferred action. The measure would apply only to General George E. Adamson who has served Pershing for 24 years.
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Pershing
Washington
House Military Committee
Johnt
George E. Adamson
Jewish Strike Authorized by Palestine Jewish Assembly
Jerusalem March 1 The Palestine Jewish assembly authorized its national council to call a general strike if needed to protest Britain's plan to make the Holy Land an independent Arab state. It urged more funds for Jewish defenses as armored patrols ring Jerusalem following two days of violence. about 220 killed and 265 wounded since January.
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Jerusalem
Marth
Palestine Jewish Assembly
National Council
Holy Land
Council
Fund
Natural Council
Britamn
10000 Plants Ready to Make Munitions
Assistant Secretary of War Louis Johnson announced Chicago that 10,000 American manufacturing plants are selected to produce munitions when needed. He said current production runs in peacetime, but these factories can become arsenals in emergencies. Johnson praised plants with efficiency honesty and cooperation after surveying the U.S. industrial structure.
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Chicago
Louis Johoson
Army
Chicago Association of Commerce
Johnson
Straus to Arrive In L A Thursday
Nathan Straus, administrator of the United States housing authority, will arrive in San Antonio Thursday to inspect the Toors housing projects site. Straus, born in New York City in 1889, served in the New York state senate and later held major housing roles including special housing commissioner for New York City and head of the Inside Housing corporation.
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Nathan Straus
United States Housing Authority
San Antonio
Straus
Toors
Austin
New York City
New York State Senate
Senate
Organized Labor
New York
Ais
United States
Four Die in Burma Race Riot Renewal
In Rangoon Burma on March 1 police clashed with Hindu and Muslim crowds during a renewal of racial riots. At least four people were killed and 47 injured in the day’s violence as authorities struggled to contain the unrest.
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Burma
Rangoon
Headaches and Bad Breath Signal Constipation Remedies
Headache and foul breath often point to constipation and sluggish bowels. An all vegetable product called Black Draught promises gentle cleansing with simple directions, claiming quick relief by morning after a single dose with water. Millions of packages sold show its advertised health benefits.
Musteroé Cold Cure Plaster Promoted in Ad
An old advertisement touts a mustard oil and menthol remedy for colds, claiming it soothes the chest throat and back. It touts several strengths, priced at 40 cents, and asserts it works faster than traditional mustard plasters.
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Walter Winehell
Daily Mirror
F. L. Hutton
Harry Richman
Barbara Hutton
Mr.Hutton
Ed Hutton
Barbara
Prince Mdivani
Brstecelier
von Fassen
League of Nations
Ethiopia
France
Molady
the Times
John Kieran
Tadia
Yale
Kieran
Kéegan
Non Mario
Mario
Jungles
Tere
Walter Pink
Goering
Gaering
Vivien Leigh
England
Scarlett O'Hara
Talhach
Jorrie
Jenny Lind
Simmons
San Pedro Avenue
Bexar
Frank Brady
Clyde Campbell
Roger Moore
Seguin
KSA
Josephine Smith
Josephine Rossi
E. Hodges
Beth Hicks
Lorraine Pozzi
Harry Lawler
Guero
Thal-A
Opleo
OL Vo
Mary
Benady
Aystaex-McCollum
Hagy McCollum Murray Fannin
Pecan St
P Donalt
Br Girand
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J. Wellington
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