Akron Red Peppers Donates $4720 From Football Profits
The Akron Red Peppers, a boys football team, announce a $4000 donation drive from profits, aiding tubercular clinics and infantile paralysis victims. They have already given $1600 to a free tuberculosis clinic and fund hydrotherapy for polio patients at a local children’s hospital, following President Roosevelt’s call for community treatment facilities.
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UMWA Convention Adjourns After Selecting Washington
The thirty third convention of the United Mine Workers of America adjourned in Indianapolis selecting Washington as the next city and adopting the scale committee report to negotiate with bituminous coal operators through the NRA for the best contract obtainable.
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Baritone Reweds Wife in Iron Anniversary Plan
Reinald Werrenrath plans a reaffirmation wedding with his second wife to celebrate their iron anniversary. The event reuses wedding motifs like orange blossoms and a bridal veil though the bride-to-be is unaware of the exact plans. Mrs. Werrenrath travels from Washington to join him, while the singer frames the ceremony as a solemn reaffirmation of their life together.
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Sales Tax Again Before Congress
Washington February 1 The sales tax which split both parties in the last Congress was revived with a pledge the House will act soon Representative Crowther of New York introduced it in the Ways and Means Committee The panel promptly referred the proposal to a sub committee
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Kissing on Screen Proves Tough for Hollywood Actors
Hollywood column notes film kiss scenes require real emotion as actors work to satisfy directors. Paul Kaye learns that stage technique fails on screen and Patricia Ellis scene needs genuine tenderness. Also mentions James Dunn golf weight loss, W C Fields poverty years, and Sylvia Sidney taking a dual role in Thirty Day Princess.
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Tax Revision Measure Sparks Reserved Floor Consideration
Crowther reserved the right to raise the issue on the floor when the new tax revision Measure is brought before the full membership for consideration.
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Ice endangers Byrd flagship in Bay of Whales rescue attempt
Crumbling ice masses threaten the second Byrd Antarctic expedition flagship as it strains to moor at Little America. Forty four crew members and transport teams cope with floes that block a safe berth while the Bear of Oakland arrives with essential supplies from Dunedin, New Zealand.
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Japan says auxiliary fleet will outrank U S by 1937
Tokyo reports statements by Kenkichi Yoshizawa and Admiral Mineo Osumi warning naval competition could trigger a rupture if U S and Japan push parallel programs. Osumi cites end-1936 figures of 140 under age cruisers destroyers and submarines for Japan versus 100 for the United States, with future plans nearing treaty limits.
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Roosevelt Signs General Construction Code
President Roosevelt signed the general construction code today, making the last major NRA code effective. The pact covers an industry employing millions of workers.
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Sankey linked to Lindbergh case amid arrests and loot
Federal agents grilled Sankey after his arrest at a Gann Valley apartment where a small arsenal and wrecked ransom cash were seized. Investigators said he admitted involvement in Boettcher and Bohn kidnappings and denied ties to Bremer and Hamm cases while New Jersey authorities prepared for possible extradition.
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Dinner At Eight Tops Year’s Best Picture List
Maryland Theater shows Dinner At Eight all week with a star cast led by John and Lionel Barrymore Marie Dressler Jean Harlow Billy Burke Wallace Beery Madge Evans Phillips Holmes Louise Closser Hale Karen Morley Edmunde Lowe and Lee Tracey. Critics praise its screen perfection and tight ensemble.
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Richard Dix Stars in Day of Reckoning at Colonial Theatre
Richard Dix delivers a standout performance as John Day in the prison drama Day of Reckoning at the Colonial Theatre. The film examines how incarceration fractures a family, with Stuart Erwin providing brief comic relief amid the tense portrayal of justice and its consequences.
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Sensation Hunters at Henry's Theatre Today
Arline Judge stars in Sensation Hunters showing at Henry's Theatre this Friday. Marion Burns and Preston Foster co star in the promising film noted for its sensational appeal.
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Sensation Hunters in Panama Promises Cabaret Romance
Marion Burns joins Trixie Snell's cabaret troupe and travels to Panama where she meets mining engineer Preston Foster bound for copper work. The troupe faces a hot spot as the captain and cast, including Juanite Hansen and Kenneth McKenna, star in a lively adventure with Edmund Lowe and Elissa Landi directing.
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Design for Living at Maryland theater this week
The Maryland enters its third week of Entertainment Week with a screen adaptation of Noel Coward’s Design for Living. Frederic March Miriam Hopkins and Gary Cooper star under Ernest Lubitsch direction in a story about a woman who loves two men.
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California dates storage temperatures advised by Agriculture
Department of Agriculture officials inform handlers that storage at five to ten degrees keeps dates from sugar spotting and turning syrupy, preserving quality during handling and transport.
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Three Stages of Cold Relief With Grove’s Laxative
A vintage ad explains a cold passes through three stages Dry Watery and Mucous and promotes Grove's Laxative Bromo Quinine as the complete internal remedy. It claims the product opens bowels fights germs relieves headache and tones the system and urges buying the full name without substitutes.
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