Global arms race and political tensions dominate front pages
Britain sets armament pace with 620 million for navy 400 for army and 400 for air force while Germany and France plan multi billion mark and franc outlays. Spain's civil war stalemate continues as an international patrol delays a lasting solution with non combatants bearing the toll.
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Supreme Court
Amelia Putnam
Great Britain
Oon
Italy
Japan
France
Germany
Hussia
England
Hitler
Rhineland
Spain
Blum
China
Make Capone Pay Bill Sparks Congressional Debate
A bill in Congress would require Al Capone and other wealthy federal prisoners to pay for their meals. Representative Beiter cites Capone’s twenty year Alcatraz stay costing over $20,000 as basis for the measure.
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al Capone
England
Dickens
Pickwick Papers
Beiter
Alcatraz
Federal Bureau of Prisons
California
Capone
Federal payroll grows by 103524 workers in a year
Readers learn the latest official payroll report shows 103,524 new government employees in a year excluding the Army Navy Congress and the courts. It equals one payroll worker for every 153 people and cost a $10 annual tax per family, with calls for reform to reduce overlaps and duplications.
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Army
Navy
Congress
Courts
Webster on The Constitution and power fears
Excerpt discusses constitutional guardrails against the misuse of authority, noting that some leaders seek control under the guise of public good. It also touches on library donations, land values, party governance, and dated views on marriage and diplomacy in a compact, opinionated fragment.
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Daniel Webster
Hollywood Studio Echoes Old Charm Amid Modern Growth
Jimmie Fidler notes Hollywood’s remaining old atmosphere at one large studio where sound stages are near gates and camaraderie persists. He describes a Waikiki Wedding set with Shirley Ross and Bing Crosby passenger, observing the director’s aim to film the water tank scene in a single take.
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Hollywood
Waikiki
Bing Crosby
Shirley Ross
Miss Ross
On-Set Chaos Delays Filming of Turn Off the Moon
During a scene Shirley was briefly submerged as a workman ruined the setup by blasting a flood of water. Director called out to stop the man while Crosby and Miss Ross reacted with embarrassment and emotions ran high on the set. Eleanore Whitney and Johnny Downs played a sentimental scene amid real life romance. The director limited the scene to what the Hays Office would permit.
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Shirley
Crosby
Miss Ross
Eleanore Whitney
Johnny Downs
Shan JT
Eleanore
Johnny
Vore
Hays Office
Lunched with Gall Patrik in Studio Commissary
A fragmented report describes a studio meal with Gall Patrik, including casual chatter about diet and attire. The piece mentions breakfast at Browy ferry and a visit from a relative, noting Bob Burns nearby and a comic, roaming scene through the studio with an uncle named Fuddy among unclear details.
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Gall Patrik
Browy Ferry
Patrick
Stars, Barn, and Beulah Bondi in a Hollywood Visit
Reporter notes Uncle Fuddy shows little interest in movie wonders while meeting a hamburger stand operator. Bob leads his Arkhan sas uncle into a large sound stone set as Beulah Bondi sits on the set of The Years Are So Long and reveals two maids named Asara and Alethea.
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Uncle Fuddy
Bob
Arkhansas
Beulah Bondi
Mayers
Hollywood
Asara
Alethea
Bible Readings On Compassion And Spiritual Duty
The passage emphasizes compassion as a core part of faith, citing the teaching that deeds of mercy to the hungry thirsty stranger naked sick or imprisoned are acts done to Christ. It argues that mercy expresses God at work and draws people to the Kingdom, asserting love and kindness reveal God's presence more than mere knowledge.
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Richteous
Deal Nz
God
Rouge Incident Sparks Blush of Colorful Heritage
A playful reminiscence recalls a moment with Miss Bondi on set when a knee crack could have drawn a blush to her cheeks. The narrator imagines being called Rouge for swearing, tying makeup names to a light hearted mishap and sentiment.
March 31 1860 History Highlights
A compact chronicle of historical notes and births. It lists Gerard Kintluck a New York journalist and Joshua B. Lippincott founder of a Philadelphia publishing house with life dates, plus Grover Cleveland and others. Also mentions Continental Congress paper money depreciation and early pension acts, and Michigan state university establishment.
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Gerard Kintluck
New York
Dun- Bres
Joshua B. Lippincott
Philadelphia
Burlington Co
N. J
Grover Cleveland
Buffalo
N. Y
Caldwell
Princeton
John W. Hamilton
Weston
Va.ca
Boston
Marcus McMarks
New York City
Schenectady, N.Y
Continental Congress
Congress
State University
Ann Arbor
Sam Houston
Texas
Storm of 1925 Closes Banks in Midwest
A major storm in the Middle West in 1925 killed many and disrupted finance. About 13,000 of the nation's 17,000 banks had closed since March 6 and now began reopening.
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Middle West
Sto
Notable Births and Ancestry Across Cities
A list of prominent figures with lifespans and birthplaces including Margaret C. Banning of Duluth born 70 years ago in Athens Ohio. Admiral Louis R. de Steigner retired born in Athens. Victor Murdock of Wichita born Burlingame 66 years ago. Dr. Julian Morgenstern born St. Francisville HS 56 years ago. Dr. Richard P. Strong of Boston born Virginia 65 years ago. Dr. Varaztad H. Kazanjian of Boston born Armenia 58 years ago. Rt Hon Neville Chamberlain born 68 years ago.
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Margaret C. Banning
Duluth
Buffalo
Louis R. de Steigner
S.N
Athens
Ohio
Victor Murdock
Wichita
Kans
Burlingame
Julian Morgenstern
Hebrew Union College
Cincinnati
St. Francisville
Richard P. Strong
Boston
Virginia
Varaztad H. Kazanjian
Armenia
Neville Chamberlain
Britain
Primary School Socialization Aims to Humanize Learners
The article argues that socializing at the primary level is essential to humanize students. It emphasizes building empathy, collaboration, and communication skills through daily interactions, group projects, and school culture initiatives.
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