Beauty Contest Row Sparks Atlantic City Parade of Factions
Hollywood reports a new beauty standards committee disrupted by lack of fame. they held an Atlantic City contest with Betty Grable named Miss Ideal America. The panel from Paramount and Hollywood figures suggested regional entrants join a Hollywood style tournament to pick a national winner.
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Hollywood
Atlantic City
Committee For
Alice Fayes
Joan Crawfords
Claudette Colberts
Betty Grable
Roger Noble Burnham
Rolf Armstrong
Russell Patterson
Carl Bush
Hollywood Chamber of Commerce
Patterson
Miss Grable
Paramount
How to Care For Your Feet Booklet Offer
A Washington Information Bureau advertisement promotes CARE OF THE FEET a valued booklet on foot care housing hygiene footwear and exercises. It notes expert sources and home treatment guidance and invites readers to send ten cents for a copy postpaid.
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Washington Information Bureau
Trustee's Sale Of Desirable City Home In Winchester
A public auction will be held in front of the Winchester Court House at noon on Saturday October 16 1937 to sell the property 721 South Loudoun Street Winchester Virginia the home of the late Mrs Nannie Kremer The 7 room residence with 33 ft frontage and 95 ft depth is offered by two deeds of trust dated 1934 with terms one third cash and the balance in two equal annual installments secured by a deed of trust and fire policy Immediate possession to the buyer Trustee M M Lynch Duvall & Dunn Auctioneers.
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Corporation Court
City of
Winchester
Virginia
Court House
Nannie Kremer
Loudoun Street
Said Street
Luther J G. Kremer
M. M. Lynch
Duvall & Dunn
Justice Black Defends Open Record In Public Life
Justice Hugo L. Black asserts his public record remains subject to scrutiny and vows to oppose any movement that risks religious or racial discord. He warns against political religion and notes past Klan association, which he says he resigned from and does not recall.
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Justice Black
Washington
Hugo L. Black
Supreme Court
America
Senate
United States
Ku Klux Klan
Klan
Ku Klux
Birmingham
Roosevelt
the Supreme Court
Martha Raye Wins Divorce and Harassment Shield
Wide-mouthed film star Martha Raye obtains a divorce in Los Angeles from Hamilton Westmore after a three month marriage and separation. She also wins a restraining order banning him from molesting her. The text then shifts to political declarations about religious freedom and personal associations by an unnamed speaker.
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Martha Raye
Los Angeles
Hamilton Westmore
Miss Rayee
Westmore
Rouss Firemen Enjoy Selections By Calvin Arme and Son
Rouss Fire Company members were entertained at their regular meeting by a guitar program featuring Calvin Arme and his eight year old son Marvin. The event added a lively musical interlude to the evening.
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Rouss Fire Company
Calvin Arme
Marvin
Numbers Were Sung at Boyce Va Club Meeting
Residents at Boyce Virginia Mr Armel and his son were present as members of Charley Rouss Company sang several songs including the Old Rugged Cross and expressed hope to return at a future meeting.
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Mr. Armel
Boyce
Charley Rouss Company
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