Panic over Hollywood cinema echoes in world crisis talk
A columnist riffs on economic fear and censorship while recalling classic film scenes. The writer notes experts fret about a continuing crisis, suggests Hollywood anticipated a global downturn, and muses on satire and gorilla legends in old productions.
Painful Corns Remedy Ad Teaches Quick Relief
An old advertisement touts a 3 second cure for corns and calluses using iodine based mix. It claims rapid relief, painless removal with a root ard, and easy use for walking comfort. Sold at multiple city drug stores with brief directions.
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Tintex Color Remover promises easy light color revival
An advertisement touts Tintex Color Remover as a simple way to lift dark colors from fabric or home items then redeploy a new light shade. It claims 35 color choices, easy two-step use, and that it preserves original fabric structure while brightening to the new hue.
Comedys and thrills at the Majestic and Aztec theaters
The Majestic opens with Edward Horton in ancy’s Private Affair opposite Joe Frisco, with Lila Lee and Walter Pidgeon as romantic leads and a humorous detective subplot. Aztec screens Guilty Hands with Roy Francis and Madge Byrns, plus a slate of shorts and the latest Paramount news reel.
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Episcopal Convention Divides Over Marriage Canon
Conservatives held the Protestant Episcopal convention at Denver Colorado on September 24. Liberals were routed as it considered revisions to the canon on marriage and divorce. A proposed medical and mental health test was defeated then revived. a church court in each diocese was approved for marital cases.
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Police to Station Traffic Guards at Mare Schools
Chief Owen Kilday announced police will be stationed at three Mare schools to control traffic during busy hours following a conference with Fire and Police Commissioner Phil Wright. Traffic will be managed at Agnes Coltan School Branco ran Dowglagigh Mackberry and Town streets St Ohrys parish South Flores North Center Unckberry streets. Kilday said most other schools already police traffic during busy hours.
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Kingsford Smith Reaches Cheribon in Dutch East Indies
Wing Cowmanter Chines Kingsford Smith, who left Wyndhem, Australia, for Tingland today in an attempt to establish a new flight stor d, arrived at Cheribon, Dutch East Indies, in the early morning. He planned to fly to Victoria Point, Turma, the next day.
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Woman advocates repeal of the eighteenth amendment
Mrs Clement LU Slater, president of the National Women's Democratic Law Enforcement League, says repeal of the prohibition amendment would be acceptable to Democrats and Republicans alike. The statement reflects cross party appeal amid debates on constitutional reform.
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Arliss to End Stage Career for Motion Pictures
Hollywood gossip notes that George Arliss will quit the stage and pursue talking pictures. He will star in The Man Who Played God or The Mie Who Played God, with Jolt Adolfs directing and Eckart Gondman’s story. Producer plans, casting notes, and industry chatter follow as reporters promise more updates from Los Angeles.
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Well Known Pastor Dies in California
PRESNO Calif Sept 24 The Rev David Wallace Montrom ers aged 67 a widely known pastor and Presbyterian church executive died there yesterday at his home in Presno California He served as a church leader and executive for many years and was respected in religious circles for his leadership and community work.
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Austin College Problem Studied in Fort Worth
In Fort Worth on September 14 a special committee investigated the financial difficulties of Austin College and Its Sherman, aiming to determine responsibility for a $20,010 deficit. One proposal floated was to transfer Austin College buildings and equipment to the state university.
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Death of Stockton 4-year-old Bobbie Pasek reported
Newa child Bobbie Pasek aged four died in Stockton California. Grandson of Sirs OF Cotton IBIS West Woodlawn Avenue, the notice was received here Thursday.
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Board lauded for act against married women teachers
Mrs. J F King, president of the San Antonio board of education, announced a board resolution to bar married women from teaching in public schools. Walter Sprinkle of the student loan fund and Rotary memb ers commented. J A Cochran, the superintendent, was ordered to rewrite the measure after attorneys warned of flaws. Four board members plan to oppose when it is reappeared before the board.
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Girl Peacemaker Killed by Bullet in Family Fight
A 24 year old girl, Tloxe Toboger, died when she intervened between her mother and stepfather during an argument in their home. Joseph Teanek, the stepfather, shot her and then wounded himself but survived. He was arrested, reportedly saying he wanted to kill his wife after he was driven from the home.
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Two Are Treated for Knife Wounds
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