James Cagney Gets Original Story Heir Challenger
Hollywood notes report James Cagney plans an original story titled The Heir Chaser about unearthing false claimants to estates. Hal Wallis Warner brothers show interest in the project with Laird Doyle and Hay Nagyare credited. Other items mention Lillian Gish, Arthur Hopkins, radio deal clarifications, and happenings around Paramount and Columbia in early Hollywood buzz.
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Parley Tops Kept Secret as Livinov Arrives
Washington on eve of Maxim Litvinov arrival faces question of whether diplomatic recognition will dominate Russo American talks. Soviet stance has been silent since Roosevelt invitation, with Russia likely preferring to open with normal relations covering debts credits and trade.
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United States
Roosevelt
Russia
Negro Attorney Challenges Writ in Massachusetts Murder Case
In Leesburg Virginia November 6, attorneys for George Crawford a Negro accused of murdering two white women challenged the indict ment as unconstitutional. Crawford extradited from Massachusetts after a long legal battle was brought into circuit court by state police with machine guns. The killings occurred at Middleburg near here last year.
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Agnes Boeing Tsley
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Capitalization in Texas Up 9.8 Pet Percent
Texas capitalization for October rises 9.8 percent year over year, per University of Texas bureau. October capitalization fell 34 percent from September, due to unusually high September figures. typical September levels are lower. Mayor Quin returns to duties at city hall after a brief absence. Hollywood notes mention performances and a celebrity gathering at Vista Del Arroyo hotel amid casual chatter about film and celebrity visits.
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Broadway Truth and Glare At Winchell Film
The review covers Winchells sharp but meandering piece on Ruby Meeler and Walter Winchell in Broadway True Keyhole at the Majestic, noting weak music and strong sets with side ribbing. It also previews Only Yesterday with Margaret Sullivan and John Boles, Popeye the Sailor Man in a Spainish world, and Ever in My Heart at the Empire, plus other shows shifting at the Agnes and nearby theaters.
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Texas
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John Boles
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Billy Burke
Empire
Barbara Stanwyck
New England
Postoffices Will Aid Needy With Christmas Jobs
Postmaster General Farley will play Santa to the needy, especially those with families, by distributing 1933 Christmas work. Postmasters are directed to cooperate with relief agencies and veteran organizations to select this temporary help. Carrier deliveries and window service will be suspended on Sunday, December 24, and Christmas Day, December 25, leaving only special delivery and perishable mail on those days.
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Texas Rancher Is Given Mich Farm at Expo
A five year old rancher from Texas was named the twenty two millionth visitor at the Century of Progress exposition. Leslie Co. McDonald of Ploydada was awarded a forty acre Michigan farm to supplement his Texas ranch as a summer resort, a decision announced during the fair's final week.
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Enforcement Up to Oklahoma Cities
Oklahoma City officials prepared to enforce prohibition laws locally once the eighteenth amendment is repealed. O P Rey, state Bureau of Criminal Investigation superintendent, said the bureau has no instructions to focus on liquor and that duties will rest with local officers. The bureau will handle major crimes and governor ordered investigations.
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Son of Confederate General Dead in Texas
A. P. Bagby Jr son of the late Gen A P Bagby of the Confederate remy died at his home in Austin last night. He was brother of Will Bagby a Texas politician and former legislator. A P Bagby worked for years in the state comptroller office.
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Train wreck probes into cause near New Braunfels
Missouri Pacific officials probe a derailment of train No. 6 on a straight track six miles south of New Braunfels on Saturday night. Six passengers and mail clerk receive minor injuries. Injured include Miss Gladys Bryant of Austin and J. W. Franklin of San Antonio. The northbound train ran between San Antonio and Austin.
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Charges Filed in Shooting and Stabbing Case
In Jostien of the Peace court, Jesus Santillano faces murder and assault charges for a Sunday night incident. Pens and Medrano were shot and struck with a gun at North Sabina and Matamoras streets, while Joe Marie Nex was stabbed at Matamoras and Concho.
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Harvest of a Second Crop Butter Beans in Massachusetts
Spared by early frosts, H. P Cummings harvested a bountiful second crop of large butter beans. The crop was planted directly after the first harvest, in Mass on November 6.
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Church Called to Day Fight for Prohibition
Tyler November 6 Methodist Episcopal Church South in Texas adopts a temperance report urging members to rededicate themselves to the prohibition cause. The sermon urged moral resolve to drive the liquor traffic from the country and build enlightened patriotic citizenship.
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Texas Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South
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Shell
McAllen Man Dies in Sleep Illness Third Victim
In McAllen, sleeping sickness claimed its third victim as William B Myers, 28, an automobile salesman, died today after slipping into a deep coma and failing to regain consciousness following illness during the prior week.
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Debt talks report ready for cabinet in Britain
London reports Sir Frederick Leith-Foss submitted the debt negotiation assessment to the cabinet today. Officials deem the issue incidental to parliament matters. A plan to make another payment to the United States ahead of December 15 is expected to be announced.
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London
Frederick Leith-Foss
Washington
United States
Winter Wood Supply Prices Seen Rising Soon
Local shoppers are urged to buy ahead for the winter season as wood prices are expected to increase. Market watchers note limited supply and rising freight costs, with retailers promoting advance purchases to lock in current rates.
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