Bette Davis Captures Fame With Early Broadway Ties
Bette Davis rising star of the screen, a First National feature lead opposite Warren William in The Dark Horse. After exclusive New England academy training, she studied at John Murray Anderson in New York, with Provincetown Players and Richard Bennett, before film success with Warner Bros.
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Bette Davis
Warren William
State Theater
New England Academy
Bette
John Murray Anderson School of the Drama
New York City
Dramatic School
Provincetown Players
Osou
Belle
Richard Bennett
New York
Hollywood
George Arliss
God
Warner Bros
Iowa brief: Veatch license revoked for liquor nuisance
Iowa brief: Des Moines district court revoked pharmacy license of E S Veatch after his conviction for maintaining a liquor nuisance. Other items note funeral for S W Snyder at Center Point, tax levy cuts in Council Bluffs, death of Charles Young in Lewis, tax revolt resolutions in Des Moines County, Oscar Johnson death in Fort Dodge, and Major Williamson B Collins death in Los Angeles.
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Des Moines
INS
E. S. Veatch
Burlington
Actress Denies Mexican Divorce Suit For Her
Chicago July 7 Norma Tallmadee denies any involvement with lawyers Riccardo and Aguilar who filed a suit for a Mexican divorcee on her behalf against Joseph Chenck an executive in Tucson Arizona. Tallmadee declares she has not authorized any attorney to file for divorce and does not intend to seek one.
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Chicago
INS
Norma Tallmadee
Riccardo and
Aguilar
Tucson
Ariz
Miss Talmadee
Joseph Chenck
Pruurthermore
Oklahoma runoff bids Thomas in Democratic nod in state vote
Oklahoma City July 7 A run off for the Democratic nomination for United States Senator Elmer Thomas led in early returns from 1515 of 2309 precincts with Thomas at 60 194 and his nearest rival Gomer Smith at 31 969. Thomas backers predicted a final majority.
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Oklahoma City
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United
Elmer Thomas
Senaor Elmer Thomas
Thomas
Gomer Smith
Washington Iowa school bid notice for alteration work
The Washington Iowa Board of Education invites bids by July 18 1932 for altering the upper story of the junior high school. Plans by architect Benjamin H Sadler are available for inspection and purchase at the board secretarys office. Bonds and checks are required with bid and the board reserves the right to waive defects and reject any bids.
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Board of Education
Independent School District
Washington
Washington County
Iowa
Benj. H. Sadler
Cedar Rapids
R. W. Thompson
Hoover May Be Asked to Arbitrate Reparations
The United States may be asked to arbitrate the reparations dispute. Hoover is favored as mediator as efforts to unite Chancellor Von Papen and Premier Briand fail. British Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald weighs leaving the issue open to arbitration.
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Hoover
Lausannae
INS
Franz von Papen
Germany
Edouard Herriot
France
Ramsay MacDonald
Britain
United States
Reynolds death by own action shocks Winston-Salem crowd
Reynolds tobacco prince Smith Reynolds was recorded dead by own action today in Winston-Salem. Coroner W N Dalton said he would not summon a jury, while Libby Holman remained prostrate and kin disputed whether the shooting was accidental.
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Reynolds
Winston-Salem
N. C
Smith Reynolds
Broadway
Libby Holman
W. N. Dalton
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ST. Paul
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