Famous Deans On Upward Road Clash In dugout altercation
The Deans Dizzy and Daffy, famed pitchers once setting world series marks, now clash with peers and critics. Dizzy suffered a heavy loss to the Pirates as the Cards fell 9-5 while Daffy posted uneven results, and tempers flared after Medwick accused Dizzy of a slow ball.
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Ex Naval Officer Heads Paramount
A former naval officer has taken command at Paramount Pictures in New York as details of his new role emerge from a June report. He brings naval leadership experience to the film studio amid ongoing industry changes and corporate reshuffles.
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Maryland to spend 3.8 million to remove road crossings
Nathan L. Smith, chief engineer of the Roads Commission, says Maryland will submit a 3.8 million dollar program to the federal authorities for eliminating grade crossings. After a conference with the Federal Bureau of Roads officials in Washington, Rockville is targeted as one of the first crossings to go, as a past crash killed 14 Williamsport schoolchildren.
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Chicago Pro Shoots Good 67 at Oakmont
Lighthouse Harry Cooper, the Chicago Pro, fired a 67 in a practice round at Oakmont, five under par, breaking the course record. He opened with a 32 on the out nine and, after a steady return, finished with a 5 for the day. The previous record of 68 was co held by Cooper, Pete O'Hara, and Willie MacFarlane.
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Paramount reorganizes with Otterson as president
John E Otterson elected president of the newly formed Paramount Publix Corporation succeeding Adolph Zukor who becomes chairman of the board. The move signals a new leadership slate for Paramount Pictures as it reorganizes its corporate structure.
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No Stain On Cutting's Name
Washington June 6 The senate sections committee dismissed the contest of the late Senator Bronson M Cutting of New Mexico brought by his successor Dennis Chavez with a declaration that no evidence was introduced reflecting on the character or integrity of Cutting.
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It Happened In New York at the Palace Today Only
Gertrude Michael Heather Angel and Lyle Talbot star in the Universal picture It Happened In New York at the Palace today only. A steno grapher battles with a movie star as a romantic plot unfolds amid city nightlife and a handsome taxi driver.
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Air Hawks at Palace Theatre Friday only
Ralph Bellamy Tala Birell and Wily Post star in Air Hawks a great air thriller at the Palace Theatre Friday only. A super madman of the stratosphere uses a merciless death beam while a lone pilot dares fly against flaming extinction in this high flying adventure.
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Cardinal Richelieu Comes to Capitol in lavish Arliss portrait
Darryl Zanuck selects Cardinal Richelieu as subject for George Arliss film Cardinal Richelieu a lavish 20th Century release at Capitol Theatre today and Friday Arliss spent hours in London Paris libraries and galleries studying the character and created more than thirty screen tests for makeup to ensure accuracy
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Pocketbook Returned Empty With Note In Danvers
A pocket book stolen from Miss Rosamond Slade in Danvers was returned empty by a messenger. Inside the bag was a note stating the writer had been out of work for 20 months and would repay $10 and gold rimmed glasses when a job is found.
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Wash Out 15 Miles of Kidney Tubes Doan's Pills Ad
An old Doan's Pills advertisement from 1934 promotes washing out 15 miles of kidney tubes to relieve backache and fatigue. It claims kidneys drain 3 pints daily and urges readers to ask a pharmacist for Doan's Pills, Foster Milburn Co.
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