Madge Kennedy Reveals Stage Life And Singing Journey
Madge Kennedy discusses her theater career and transition to film. She recalls learning to sing after years of Shakespeare recitation to maintain vocal strength, noting many screen actors whisper lines and that her singing effort helped meet the vocal demands of Cornered.
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Madge Kennedy
T-Wix
Theater Theatre
New York
Ainger
Miss Kennedy
Jaldine Farrar
Kennedy
War Tariff Rule Favored For U S
A bill proposing continuation of the war measure favors higher customs duties. The committee reports support for the tariff and notes that other nations follow similar systems. Some proposals call for duties to be paid in cash with a supertax to cover differences. Spain’s cancellation of a commercial agreement is noted amid provocation. Police hunt two bandits who robbed a Missouri Pacific express car near Kansas City. Extra Messenger L H Holland was shot but survived. Loss amount not disclosed.
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Aris
Chamber of Depairman
Favorbale
Spain
Kanbas City
Missouri Pacific
Kansas City
L. H. Holland
Kidney Pills touted by Athens residents in ad
Athens readers learn of Dean's Kidney Pills as a remedy for kidney trouble misdiagnosed by many locals. A user testimonial from F. J. Graham of 362 B. Dora notes previous ineffective remedies before starting Dean's Kidney Pills, reporting relief of dizzy spells weakness and restored energy after three boxes.
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Athens
Nea
Ition
Dean
F. J. Graham
B. Doro
Bro
The Right Girl musical to brighten Colonial show
The Right Girl, a live musical, comes to Colonial theatre on Monday January 4 after a six month run in New York. It features fourteen musical numbers, a charming chorus, and stars Ray mond W. Peck, Percy Wenrich, and David Bennett with a polished stage presentation.
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America
Colonial Theatre
Times Square
Heatre
New York
Raymond W. Peck
Percy Wenrich
David Bennett
Christmas Letter Welcomes Students at Georgia State College
President Andrew M. Soule mails a holiday greeting to all students and alumni of the Georgia State College of Agriculture. He stresses gratitude, healthy conditions, and a renewed commitment for the new year, inviting students back January second with friends to share in education’s benefits.
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Andrew M. Soule
State College of Agriculture
Soule
Georgia State College of Agriculture
Flood Recedes on Ohio River Near Cincinnati
Ohio River at Cincinnati fell to 65.8 feet by early Wednesday from the crested 66 foot level, with the Weather Bureau predicting further decline and a likely sub flood stage by Thursday night. Damage from the high water is noted. incident includes Cranwellett, England steel hen at airfield event.
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Cincinnati
Ohio River
Government Weather Bureau
Open shop move ends wage conference talks in Southern Ohio
Southern Ohio Coal Exchange announced it would stop joint wage negotiations and set individual scales, aiming to avoid union dues checkoff. Operators say rivals in other fields can undercut them, signaling a push toward open shop conditions in the Hacking Valley. The new plan targets early April implementation, with existing multi-state wage accords expiring April 1.
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Columbus
Associated Press
Southern Ohio Coal Exchange
Ohio
W. D. McKinney
The
Exchange
West Virginia
Ohio Miners’ Association
Hacking Valley
Exchanage
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Indianapolis
Lewis
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Illinois
University Student Sues Seaboard For 2000 Damages
Isham Floyd, a vocational student at the University of Georgia, sues Seaboard Air Line for 2000 damages, claiming he was ejected from a train at Nashville on August 13. West & West filed the suit for the January term of the superior court, alleging failure to transport him as per implied contract in the ticket.
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Isham Floyd
University of Georgia
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Nashville
Superior Court
West & West
Floyd
Nashville, Tenn
Conductor forces sick traveler off train in Nashville
Floyd, a tuberculosis patient, alleges he was removed from a Nashville train by force after being told to disembark. He claims the episode worsened his condition and paraded him as a public spectacle to onlookers. He had been en route to Ridge Top, Tennessee, for medical care.
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T. B
Floyd
Ridgetop
Tennessee
Atlant
Ridge
Atlanta
Nashville
New York City Janitors Wives Seek Social Clout Split Up Skyline Colony
In lower Manhattan the Millionaire Janitor Skyline colony dissolves as wealthy residents move out and superintendents and their wives seek uptown or exclusive suburbs. The exodus follows social ambitions rather than space constraints, with many apartments offering harbor views but lacking social prestige.
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New York
Associated Press
Lower Manhattan
Joe J. H. Hernon
Statue of Liberty
Governors Island
Ellie Island
G. Thybers
Old Produce Exchange
Exchange
Broadway
Beaver Streets
Henry Doherty
Customs House
Henry L. Doherty
Wall Street
Quiet Night, High Rise Clubby Offices in Cunard Building
The Cunard Building houses private offices on the twenty second story used by Percy A Rockefeller and Percy Sparks head of Cunard in the U S. The scene is a quiet contrast to the day’s bustle with older generation members noting the lack of social life yet appreciating the peace and privacy.
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Chegeborough
Hix
Cunard
Percy A. Rockefeller
Freshley Sparks
Cunard Line
United States
Tia
Mr. Thyberg
Short Time Loans for Georgia Farmers Urged by Soule
President Andrew M. Soule of the State College of Agriculture will propose a $100,000,000 fund placed in Georgia rural banks to finance loans to farmers. He plans to outline the idea before a Congressional committee in Atlanta on January 20, as the panel studies southern business conditions. The group includes six senators and seven representatives from across the United States.
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Andrew M. Soule
State College of Agriculture
Georgia
Atlanta
South
Soule
Addrean
Congressional Committee
Congressional
Georgie Jammers
United States
Reing
Bank of Georgia
Asa J. Groner
North Dakota
George W. Norris
Nebraska
T. B. Gore
Oklahoma
G. P. McLean
Connecticut
H. W Keyes
New Hampshire
Atlee Pomerene
Ohio
G. N Houghlin
Iowa
J. C. McLaughlin
Michigan
Gordon Lee
Louis McFadden
Pennsylvania
Frank Scott
H. B. Steagall
Alabama
Educators Confer About Languages at Johns Hopkins Meeting
Baltimore educators from leading colleges will discuss modern language questions over three days at the annual Modern Language Association meeting held at Johns Hopkins University. Specialists in language work will split into groups to study papers and problems in their fields.
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Baltimore
Modern Language Convention of America
Johnna Hopkins University
Poison follows shooting of young boy in Allendale
Allendale reports 8 year old Phyniciana attending Lewis Davis a young farmer near town took poison after shooting and fatally wounding Fort Frampton his cousin Davis may recover Frampton was rushed to a hospital in Charleston Tuesday night
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Allendale
8. C
Phyniciana
Lewis Davis
Here
Fort Frampton
Davis
Frampton
Charleston
Purity conference damns jazz and cigarettes in morals talk
Chicago reporters cover the International Purity conference where J Louis Guyon denounces jazz terms and claims jazz music and dancing degrade morals. He cites his dancing academy experiments and the word jazz as a half century old slang for immorality. Washington sanitarium’s Kress links cigarettes to crime.
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Chicago
J. Louis Guyon
Guyon
Daniel H. Kress
Washington Sanitarium
Washington
D. C
John Wesley Hill
Kate Waller Barrett
Alexandria
Florence Crittenden
Clifford Gordon
Anti-Saloon League
Melbourne
Australia
Armstrong homicide: Atlanta man killed in Macon hotel
Macon detectives pursue a Christmas night death of F. P. Armstrong of Atlanta and Miami. They theorize he was lured to a third floor hotel room, robbed, and thrown from a window. Two women are in custody, including Minnie Perry, who allegedly provided a statement placing them with Armstrong earlier.
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Macon
F. P. Armstrong
Atlanta
Miami
Fla
Minnie Perry
Armstrong
Funeral for Mrs. Claude Anderson Held Today
Funeral services for Mrs. Claude Anderson of 1020 Piedmont avenue, a prominent Atlanta woman, will be held at First Methodist Church at 10:00 a.m. with Reverends Dempsey and Anthony officiating. Pallbearers from local families will attend, meeting at Dorsey Furniture Co. at 9:30 a.m. The 42-year-old widow is survived by her husband, son Waldo, daughter Ruth, brother Harry Fr. Johnson, and sisters Mrs. Walter Mathews, Mrs. P. F. Kramer, and Mrs. J. Harlee. grandmother Mrs. C. Ne Nowell of Monroe also survives.
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Claude Anderson
Atlanta
Piedmont Avenue
First Methodist Church
Elam F. Dempsey
Walter Anthony
Avanta
E. B Hudton
W. H. Ashford
T. F. Green
R. C. Wilson
R. T D. Barron
Harvey Stovall
F. B. Hinton
T. L. Mitchell
Dorsey Furniture Company
Corner Hancock and
College Ayenuer
Anderson
American Ambassador Accompanies Mrs Harvey to Cannes
George Harvey the American ambassador and Mrs. Harvey depart London for Cannes to observe the Supreme Council conference opening January 4. The trip marks U S involvement as an observer at the high level talks.
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U. S
Supreme Council London
Associated Forees
George Harvey
Harvey
Cannes
France
Wennestay
United States
Conference of the Supreme Council
Whiskey Heistrobbery Nets $30,000 In Stolen Bourbon
Five bandits stole about 30000 dollars worth of whiskey in Frankfort Kentucky. Authorities pursue leads as the heist disrupts local liquor supply and prompts an investigation by state police. Local businesses report empty shelves and heightened security following the daring theft.
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Frankfort
Whisky Heist Hits Blue Ribbon Distillery in Eminence Ky
Armed men in mobile trucks swooped on the Blue Ribbon distillery at Eminence Kentucky this morning locking two guards in the office. They escaped with whisky valued at twenty thousand dollars.
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Blue Ribbon
Dlstillery
Eminence
Sitter
Where The Best Eats Are Today
Fresh carrots today large egg plants crisp Iceberg lettuce large white celery Arnold Abney Co Hog fowl and white peas for your New Years ine Arnold Abney Co White turnips with Breen Wipe rutabaga turnips large Spanish onions Yellow yam sweet potatoes Arnold Abney Co Quality bread 2 Arnold Abney Black Eye Kingan Hog Jowly New York State Cheevr Norfolk Celery King Hodgon Co One loaf free to first customers at Milledge Ave store Nson's bread Fresh Cranberries Teeberg Lettuce Celery Oranges Fancy Apples at Piggly Wiggly Hog Jowls and Black-Eyed Peas for New Year's Dinner.
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Arnold Abney & Co
Arnold Abney . Co
Kingan
New York State
Norfolk Sel Celery and King Hodgson Co
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