Hollywood Correspondents Face Pay, Access, and Market Hurdles
The article surveys Hollywood press reporters abroad and at home, noting pay delays and market instability for foreign and domestic writers. It explains MPAA accreditation criteria including editor proof, circulation, and sample clippings, and contrasts access for Podunk papers versus larger outlets, with a cautionary note on the fragile summer supply of tender EQUaER and its timing.
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Agate Nae
Simateura
MPAA
Hollywood
Podunk
Clark Gable
New York Times
Hollywood Press Corps
Amphitheater Work To Start On August 18
Frederick County grangers plan a start on August 18 at Gathland State Park near Gapland to construct an amphitheater. The State Roads Commission and Frederick County Commissioners are to grade the site with heavy equipment. The Youth Committee of the Frederick County Pomona Grange will assist with hand work and landscape tasks. Initial work includes terraced seating, a sod floor stage, arbor vitae backdrop, and two ten foot fireplaces. Grass and shrubs will be planted to allow use next spring with eventual additions like a permanent stage and public address system. First use will be by local Grange and church groups. others may also reserve space.
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Frederick County
Gathland State Park
State Roads Commission
Washington
Frederick Counties
Gapland
Pomona Grange
Gathland
Frederick
Washington Counties
Henry M. Hyde Dies at 4-Year-Old Writer, Journalist
Henry M. Hyde, a retired writer and former Washington correspondent for the Baltimore Evening Sun, died at University of Virginia Hospital in Charlottesville. He covered the Scopes trial with Henry L. Mencken and authored seven books. Hyde also worked for the Chicago Tribune and contributed to the Saturday Evening Post.
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Charlottesville
Henry M. Hyde
University of Virginia Hospital
Washington
Baltimore Evening Sun
John T. Scopes
Dayton
Fenn
Henry L. Mencken
Saturday Evening Post
Mr. Hyde
Chicago Tribune
Morse proposal would require lawmakers income disclosure
Washington July 88 James Marlow reports Oregon Republican Morse renews a bill to force all Congress members, judges, and top officials earning over nine thousand a year to publish annual income sources, amounts, and clients. He cites past scandals of Parnell Thomas and Andrew May to justify full public scrutiny.
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James Marlow
Washington
Morse
Oregon
Congress
Congress Pass
Caesar
J. Parnell Thomas
New Jersey
Andrew J. May
Kentucky
Thomas
House On American Activities Comittee
May
Old House
House
Walter E. Brehm
Ohio Republican
U. S
Jump bid and Blackwood lead to small slam in bridge
In today’s bridge problem South uses a jump bid with a strong suit, North raises spades, and South pursues four no trumps via Blackwood. North’s five diamonds shows one ace, guiding a small slam. Careful play limits heart losses to one trick. West opens club jack, South holds ace in hand, and limiting one diamond entry is key.
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South
North
West
Girl Struck By Auto Injures Five Year Old Nearby Home
Five year old Dorothy BE Cook of 400 block North Jonathan Street sustained head and leg bruises after running into a car near her home yesterday afternoon. Police said the vehicle was operated by George Moffitt of Waynesboro. The story also notes the founding of the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals in 1866 in New York.
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Dorothy BE. Cook
Jonathan Street
George Moffitt
Waynesboro
The
American Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To
New York State
Bridge misplay described in fragmentary hand
The excerpt details a bridge sequence where j leads from dummy to lure Hast, diamonds split, Heclarer cashes diamonds, ruffs, and sets up the endgame with a trump re-entry. The narrative ends mid play indicating a lost heart trick and an awkward conclusion for South.
Salvation Army Captain Reports Kansas City Flood Havoc
Senior Captain John Churchill describes the Midwest flood devastation in a letter from Hagerstown. He recounts flying to Pittsburg Kansas to lead relief with a canteen unit, aiding firemen police and naval crews, surveying affected areas and coordinating needed assistance.
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Churchill
Kansas City
John Churchill
Midwest
Salvation Army
Hagerstown
Churchilll
Glenn Ryan
Bill Hansen
Pittsburg
Navy
Two Drown In Shenandoah River Near Charles Town
Two men, Biddy Osteone a Charles Town cab driver and Abner Vines a Charles Town evaporating plant employee, drowned in the Shenandoah River near Charles Town yesterday. Police and volunteers continued dragging the river last night as floodwaters rose across freight cars and buildings near the inter-city viaduct. Salvation Army and Red Cross workers staffed canteens and aid teams across the area, with Scouts and volunteers aiding water distribution and relief efforts.
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Shenendoah
Charles Town
Biddy
Osteone
Abner Vines
Kanang
Salvationist
Salvation Army
Boy Scouts
Red Cross
Kansas
Inter-City
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