Hays Breaks Silence On Movie Censorship
Wil Hays, longtime film censor, told United Press President of the Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America that his views will influence what is shown to the public. He serves as adviser to 27 major producers and discussed the business’s general conduct. The New York report notes a focus on mature themes in upcoming works.
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Hays ban debate over motion picture censorship
A United Press report examines the Hays Code dispute as editors, filmmakers, and the public clash over film censorship. The editor argues bans arise from misapplied procedure and industry aims, while resisting changes harming free speech and creative expression.
Industry debates film as citizens weigh its moral and commercial impact
A panel discussion examines how a controversial story should be evaluated by member companies and audiences. Officials stress screening ethics, legal counts, and global reach, noting the work may be shown in many countries and raise cultural questions.
Fragmentary editorial on ethics and state censorship
An opaque passage argues about violating ethical standards when works are not bought. It critiques government control and the role of censorship in shaping public reception and cultural production.
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Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Offer Quick Bad Breath Relief
Advertises Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a pleasant remedy for bad breath. Claims to cleanse the blood and purify the system by stimulating bowels and liver without calomel’s drawbacks. Marketed as a vegetable tablet with olive oil, available in 15, 30, and 60 cent sizes from druggists.
River boat name guessing stunt amuses Pomeroy crowd
In Pomeroy Ohio on October 18 a curious event drew crowds as Benjamin Shiner demonstrated his ability to identify boats by whistle along the Ohio River. Report says he has never failed to name a vessel from Pittsburgh to Cincinnati, claiming a knack for hearing details others miss.
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Synthetic rubber plant planned at Newark with $150000 capital
Utica N Y Oct 13 Johnns owner of a drug store announces a synthetic rubber concept. Louis J Owen a character actor previews a plant in Somerville Mags to heat stock and produce a rubber alternative. The project centers on a new synthetic rubber element list and aims to compete with natural rubber.
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