Hollywood Thrillers Move Toward Airborne Road
A jumble of industry notes reports Watters buying air thriller Hawk's Male with potential title Grand Cen. Plans include a two brother drama set around a great airport with Gapney likely in a lead role. Also notes on Buster Keaton Jimmy Durante team ups, Von Sternberg Mexico trip, and assorted Hollywood moves and gossip.
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Musket Parsons
Jimmy Cagner
Jral
Auport
Warners
Gapney
Dames Seymour
Confederate Vets Close Reunion in Paris Texas
A fragmented note from Paris Texas reports Confederate veterans holding a closed reunion. It mentions state commander Mose Bonner and Wichita Falls delegates planning to meet at a veterans’ site in September, with a focus on resignations and committee decisions.
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Texas
Myett
Boyd Ball Iastaight
Mosea J. Bonner
Wichita Falls
Davehters
Rene Gil
O Briens Nomination Seen as Solution to Mayoralty Problem
William Randolph Hearst lauds O Briens nomination as a wise choice for mayoralties, praising Tammany's wisdom and loyalty and noting Curry's ability and sincerity in resolving a difficult issue for public and party benefit.
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Tammany
Mr. Curry
William Randolph Hearst
Mexico City Changes Presidents and Morow Plans
Will Rogers notes a peaceful political transition in Mexico with new president Boudriguez and Callew still influential. He praises diplomatic ties with the United States, mentions Ambassador Clark advancing Dwight Morow plans, and signs off from a cinema advertisement for Down to Earth at Empire Theater.
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Mexico
Clark
Bost
Dwight Morow
Callew
Boudriguez
Tera
Will Rogers
Straus Co Real Estate Firm Placed in Receivership
Straus and company a real estate and bond dealer was placed in receivership today by Brooklyn Supreme Court Justice Morston at New York with Justice Novon approving. The court also denied Attorney General Bennett’s request for a broader injunction restraining the company from disposing securities under certain conditions.
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Roosevelts Predicted Victory Amid Mexico Trip
An American humorist predicting a landslide win for Governor Roosevelts addressed a Mexico City audience during a layover from Los Angeles, noting a mixed public sentiment about a Femal or man in the campergr am. He also urged ties with President Calles and Ambassador Clark, praising a renewed U.S. outlook. Ohio Northern University to allow dancing for first time since 1879, marking campus policy change.
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Roose
Los Angeles
United States
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Rogers
Ada
Ohio
Ohio Northern University
Ortoner
Illinois Votes In Murky Presidential Pulse
Washington dispatch reports Illinois shifting from safely Roosevelt to a doubtful state as 28 862 ballots show Roosevelt at 58 percent of new totals and Hoover making a strong late surge. The nationwide postcard poll reflects Roosevelt still ahead but with Hoover gains that could tighten the race in the crucial state.
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Archdiocese Chief Seized by Police Sparks Mexico City Rumors
Archbishop Pascual Diaz of Mexico was taken to a police station for questioning for about two hours. Deputies had demanded an investigation into alleged violations of religious laws by performing duties without state registration. He was later released and said he was at liberty. Reports of his disappearance stirred Catholics. officials denied knowledge of his whereabouts. Interior undersecretary said religious laws were being followed in church registrations with a limit of 25 churches in the federal district.
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Mexico
Chamber of Deputies
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Sua-Secretary of the Interior
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Cotton Ginned to Oct 1 Reported 4 835 465 Bales
Washington Oct 5 census bureau reports this year’s cotton ginned by Oct 1 totaled 4,835,469 bales including 12,752 round bales and 1,106 bales judged American-Aeronian. Ginnings by state follow with Alabama 411,986 and Texas 1,595,158 among others.
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Census Bureau
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Arizona
Arkansas
California
Flocide
Georgia
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Adississippi
Missouri
New Mexico
North Carolina
Oklahoma
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Tennessee
Texas
Virginia
Canada Exports Rise to Empire Nations in August
Ottawa reports Canada’s August exports to empire nations rose to 52 percent of total, up from 33.6 percent last year. Purchases from within the empire increased from 26.5 percent to 80.2 percent, as the trade department released the data.
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Empire Nations
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Department of Trade and Commerce
Harrison Plans to Take Stump for Roosevelt Campaign
Washington Oct. Senator Pat Harrison of Mississippi, leader of the Democratic opposition to the tariff act, plans to hit the stump next week for Governor Roosevelt. As ranking member of the finance committee, he will push the Democratic campaign against Republican tariff policy.
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Washington, D. C
Pat Harrison
Misesissippi
Roosevelt
Finance Committee
Maine woodsman shoots three to death in family tragedy
Helend Willer, 22, a Maine woodsman guide, shot and killed his parents in law and their year old grandson during a dinner. Three brothers in law were knocked unconscious as he aimed at other relatives. He is under guard today.
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Helend Willer
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Flores Says Law Unconstitutional
Archbishop Leopold Hulz Flores, expelled Capul delegate, denounces Vera Cruz legislature for stripping Catholic priests of citizenship as unconstitutional and impious, arguing religious matters belong to the federal government. He warns that if priests can be deprived, lay Catholics could face deportation and confiscation of property.
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Isla
Hoover to Campaign in Ohio Amid State Talks
President Hoover will deliver at least one campaign address in Ohio within four weeks, with a date and city to be announced. Postmaster General Walter F. Brown said talks with state Republican leaders are underway to select a city for the appearance.
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Walter F. Brown
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Ohio
Life
Texans to hear national speakers on NBC network Saturday
The article lists NBC network talkie nights with Sam Rayburn speaking at 6 15 about Congress and the Railroads. Col Robert McCarmik discusses the American Taxpayers League at 7 p m on WOAI network. Judge Buffington appears at 9 15 on the Columbia Public Affairs Institute Program. Merle Thorp discusses government and business at 10 15 on WOAY. Emo Repees musical tour of the Holy Land airs 6 30 on WOAT with Jewish vocal selections. Ben Bernie conducts one of two orchestras for dance hour on WOAI and NBC at 8. Evelyn Herbert and Robert Halliday perform on Music That Satisfies on KTBA CBS at 6. Rudy Vallee features Thursday night on WOAT with Captain Henrys Snow Boat noted as overemphasized."
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Texas Base of Representatives
Congress
Robert McCarmick
Chicago
American Taxpayers League
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Week Day Bible School Opens in Los Angeles
A weekday Bible school opened in Los Angeles this week with no children in attendance. The program continues during the vacation period with Bible study sessions each Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock led by A. R. Anoniar and a corps of collaborators.
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Los Angeles
Bibie Selon
Radio Programs Schedule Highlights and Entrants
Radio programs listed with varied times and show titles including Human Ride of the ewe, Merry Maynrick, Donalbert's orchestra, and Toputhes Marathig. Entries cover orchestras, dances, variety hours, and public affairs with numerous names and stations noted for February airings.
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Was Ferguson Wins Billot Contest In Court
The court upheld the dissolution of the injunction and dismissed Was’s contest, ordering that Mrs. Ferguson’s nomination be certified. Sterling’s challenge proved moot as time for absentee voting approached. The ruling notes a primary nominee’s right to have their name printed on ballots until properly challenged.
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Ferguson
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