Scarlett O'Hara and Rhett Butler cast in Gone With the Wind
Norma Shearer and Clark Gable will play the leads in the film adaptation. David Selznick plans cameras by Christmas after testing many contenders. Margaret Mitchell praised the pairing as a grand team.
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Scarlett O'Hara
Rhett Butler
Southland
Norma Shearer
Montreal
Quebec
Clark Gable
Cadiz
David Selznick
Miss Shearer
Georgia Warridan
Selznick
Wreck on Olympian Amid CCC Train Collision Near Ingomar
General offices of the Milwaukee railroad reported one CCC boy killed, another missing, and seven Olympian passengers injured in a head on crash near Ingomar Montana. They cited minimal train details, said the Olympian’s passengers were treated on board, and noted the wreck involved the Olympian and a CCC special with derailed locomotives and damaged cars.
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Chicago
Milwaukee Railroad
CCC
Ingomar
Mont
Torgenson Regutarly
Olmpian
Tax Committee Flings Out Davey Tax Amendment
Columbus Gov Marin L. Davey proposed a constitutional amendment to exempt new buildings and improvements from taxation for five years but was met with a cool reception. The House Taxation Committee tabled the submission to voters at the August primary, 8 to 4, and it likely will not be revived. The Senate did not act. Final approval was given to the governor's 1,360,000 welfare building program, expected to be signed next week.
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Columbus
Uny
Marin L. Davey
House
Senate
Preview of Times Signal sports and features
The Sunday Times Signal promises baseball interest with Reds and Indians coverage on sports pages. Late wire coverage, plus features on a visiting film star, the old Indian salt spring at Camp Zone, local political developments, Babson’s review of business, and other regular features.
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Cincinnati Reds
Cleveland Indians
Sunday Times
Camp Zone
Babsons Review of Business
Times Signal
Market Zooms for Sixth Day in Row
The market rose for a sixth straight session after U S Steel Corp indicated its price reductions would not trigger wage cuts. Early losses softened as buying returned, with many stocks gaining 50 cents to over $3 by noon. U S Steel climbed $1 to over $53, Youngstown Sheet and Tube near $41, Chrystec surpassing $5350, International Harvester about $2 to $63, Westinghouse Electric over $150 to around $52.
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US Steel Corp
of Herats
U S. Steel
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Chrystec
International Harester
Westinghouse Electric
FDR Calls for Liberal Candidates in Democratic Primaries
President Roosevelt used his Fireside Chat to urge liberal candidates in Democratic primaries and defend his right to speak on issues of principle. He warned he would challenge contests where liberal ideas clash with conservative stances and urged cooperation from capital and labor to restore private spending and wage support.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
United States
Lam
Capital
Lsbor
Supreme Court
Zanesville Housing Authority Eyes Aug. 1 Loan Start
E S Cofran of Washington DC announces Zanesville Metropolitan Housing Authority will file its first formal loan application by August 1 after a late July housing conditions report. The plan requires approval from the US Housing Authority and President Roosevelt before a loan agreement. Corran lauds municipal assistance and expects Cofran back next week.
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Zanesville
US Housing Authority
Cofran
Roosevelt
Corran
Political Coup Laid To Senator Guffey
Harrisolerg reports a political clash as Senator Joseph F Guffey faces claims he sought to aid Governor George H Earle’s defeat in the upcoming November race. Arthur Colegree, a former Earle cabinet member, accuses Guffey of attempting to control the Democratic delegation and influence the national convention.
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Harrisolerg
FPA
Joseph F Guffey
George H Earle
Pennsylvania
Arthur E Colegree
Earle
Guffey
Still No Relief Funds in Sight
Ohio remains without a poor relief program as a special legislative session ends without a compromise. The Senate adjourns after a stalemate with the House over local matching funds and a conference report. Funds from 1938 41 revenues were debated with 19 of 24 needy counties potentially receiving needed support under the conference plan.
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Columbus
Chanse of Representatives
Ohio
Senate
Jower Rehamber
House
Senate House
Seaders
Conteees
Hughes Plans Ocean Flight Next Week
Los Angeles report says Howard Hughes plans a long range ocean flight across the Atlantic possibly circling the globe. The ambitious venture, combining speed and experimental navigation, is described as a leisurely test for the planned 1933 New York World’s Fair. Start location and route remain undecided, with a Wednesday departure possible from Los Angeles via Flosch Barnett to New York.
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Los Angeles
Atlantic
Howard Hughes
New York
Mountains Hold Fate Of Youth
An Albuquerque search for John Medill McCormick and his companion Richard Whitmer unfolds in the Sandia mountains. Whitmer is found dead at the base of North Sandia, while authorities believe McCormick may lie somewhere among the brutal slopes above the Rio Grande valley. Governor Clyde Tingley leads the three day effort as Mrs Ruth Hanna McCormick Simms, McCormick’s mother, waits at Juan Tabo CCC camp for news.
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Bluff Sandia
Rio Grande Valley
John Medall McCormick
Chicago
Richard Whitmer
Clyde Tingley
Sandias
Ruth Hanna McCormick Simms
Juan Tabo CCC
Whitmers
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South Sandia Peak
North Sandia
Whitmer
Young McCormick
Eli
John Matthews
Simms
Mark Hanna
Oho
Illnois
Medill McCormick
Illinois
Albert Gallatin Simms
Continue Probe in Kronenbitter Death
Investigation into the death of Russell Kronenbitter continues as authorities weigh whether it was an accident. Early findings suggest no criminal charges against drivers Clinton Snyder and Chris Glitach, with Snyder's testimony describing Kronenbitter and others fleeing the north side of West Main Street before the collision. Kronenbitter died from a fractured skull and chest injuries after being struck near West Main Street, leaving a widow and daughter. Funeral services are planned at the home of his father-in-law, Ralph Nilter, with burial at Greenwood Cemetery.
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Jackson Street
Clinton Snyder
Mariket Street
Chris Glitach
Taylor Street
Kunehoffer
State 1
West Main Streets
Donald Kinraid
West Main Street
Kronenbitter
Thelma Kronenbitter
Delores Nene
William Kronenbiter
Camden
Earl
Clarence
Carl
Herbert
Effie
Cornelius
Zanenville
Ralph Nilter
E. Liggitt
Flist United Presbyterian Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Dean Funeral
Taft Heads National Chest Campaigns
Seattle reports Taft, son of the late president, accepting the chairmanship of the 1938 Community Mobilization for Human Needs. Alien Burns of New York City, executive vice president of Community Chest and Councils, announced the action at the opening sessions of the national conference of chest readers.
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Seattle
Chara P Taft
Cincinnati
Alien T Burns
New York City
Community Cheste and Comcils, Inc
Cest
Yeateray
Funds for Hero Burial Assured by Signal's Appeal
The Signal's heroic burial appeal closes Monday as funds reach fifty one dollars plus anticipated weekend gifts. Walter Trumheller, 13, died saving another youth, with Malta Monument Co donating a granite marker and Keck Funeral Home handling the move. Major gifts include 675 dollars from RoRker Company workers and 1 dollar from an anonymous donor, with contributions from Rochester, Minnesota residents and local businesses.
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Walter Trumheller
Tunday
Woodlawn Cemetery
T He Rorker
Say
Danahier
Quezon rejects church interference over school veto
Manila report says President Quezon, a Catholic, responded to Catholic leaders in Cabuyao province criticizing his veto of a bill requiring religious instruction in public schools. He called the pastoral letter evidence of dangerous church meddling and said government authority must prevail. School superintendents currently set hours for religious instruction under existing law.
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Manila
Manu
Quezon
Cabu Province
Philippines
New Safety Program Put in Operation on Route 22
Highway engineers today observed the state's latest road safety program in operation on five rallies off Route 22 between here and Dublin. The program features new reflective markers at foot intervals along the roadway boosting night visibility. Officially put into operation last night, Highway Director John Jaswer noted the reflectors improve visibility by up to half a mile. curves become clearer under headlight illumination. In other news, former college professor Douglas Hyde, 97, was elected president of Ireland, taking office at a salary of 75,000 a year.
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Columels
Here
Dublin
John Jas
Ask Change of Venue In Murder Case In Maine Town
South Paris Maine chaos surrounds the murder case of Deputy Sheriff Francis M Carroll charged with killing James Littlefield. Attorney Clyde Bo Chapman requests a change of venue due to a lack of time for defense preparation and the boy defendant Paul N Dwyer, now serving a life sentence, amid questions about the case's future in Carroll County and prison restrictions.
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Francis M Carrol
James Ts Littlefield
Paul N Dwyer
Adomboy
Clyde Bo Chapman
Edward [ Beauchamp
Bewlsteen
Carrolls Defenge
Qford County
Superior Court
William H Fisher
Chapman
Carroll
Maine
Barbara
Lytta
Cumberland County
Waine
Dwyer
Mirror Trouble Draws Billy to Addison House
A stubborn billy goat wandered into A D Addison's home in Keawath Falls Oregon seeking a new reflection. Addison, shopping for a full length mirror, reports the creature pressed its nose against the glass and caused a brief ruckus before leaving quietly.
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Keawath Falls
Ore
Billy
A.D
Addison
Plane Incorporates New Development
Washington reports an Army evaluation of a two propeller aircraft tested at Dayton. Officials say the craft promises greater speed and efficiency for bomber chase tasks with propellers rotating in opposite directions. The Italian plane that set a 440 mph record years ago reportedly used a similar contra-rotating setup.
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Washington
Army
Dayton
Autopsy Sought in Lancaster Man Carl Mason Death
Ed ward E Smith stated he would conduct an autopsy to determine the cause of death for Carl M. Mason, 45, of Lancaster, found slumped over the steering wheel of a Parker truck. Mason, a sales engineer for Hearn Dre Ton and Machine Co, reportedly suffered from a heart ailment.
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Columbus
Urs Laroner
Edward E Smith
Carl M. Mason
Lancaster
Mason
Europe braces for possible general war as Spain fights on
International tensions mount as Spain’s civil war nears a decision. Britain and France urge restraint while warning of reprisals from Barcelona if Italy strikes again. Paris and London dispatch neutral observers to Spain to halt bombardments. In Asia, Japanese air attacks threaten Hankow and nearby rail links as Chinese forces defend key river systems. The central struggle concentrates on a Teruel to Mediterranean highway where insurgents press toward Valencia, aided by superior air and motorized forces despite government numerics.
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Italy
London
Perlis
Mediterranean
Lugur
Pont Eltica
Paris
Balearic Islands
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France
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Majorce
Franco
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Urey
Spain
Cive Finn
Hankow-Gantan
Yellow River
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Yeligw River
Yangtze River
Teruel
Valencia
Pittsburgh Press and Sun-Telegraph Resume Sunday Inks
Pittsburgh journals return to daily print after a nine day strike suspension. Management reached an agreement with ten newspaper craft unions led by publishers of the Press and Sun-Telegraph, and Sunday editions will be published again.
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Pittsburgh
of the Press
Scripps-Howard
Sun-Telegraph
Hearst
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