Opinions of One Woman in America Stir Court Debate
Dorothy Diz in a Baltimore Sun copyright story indicts women and men alike. She claims the feminine sex is the winning sex and contrasts women’s need to narrate their troubles with men’s preference for abstract talk. Diz argues life is as hard for men as for women, yet society treats wives and mothers as martyrs while praising men’s toil.
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Unemployment figures show gravity of jobless totals
The American Federation of Labor pegs unemployed Americans at 11,506,000, claiming officials underestimate the scope. President Green argues labor data provides closer insight into idled workers, underscoring a serious crisis that threatens livelihoods and national morale.
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Federation
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Hugh Ike Shott Emerges as West Virginia Senate Pick
The Wreston Germany Journal relays a Fairmont Times critique of Hugh Ike Shott as Republican nominee for U S Senate. It notes party bosses backing Nesbitt, voter discontent with unconst constitutional laws, and claims Shott benefits from nationwide support while voters grow tired of regimentation. The piece argues Shott’s appeal lies in independence and public backing.
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Britain Refuses Debt Payment and Builds Armaments
Britain is not paying the $75 million installment on the US debt, press reports say. London favors the US proposing a conference to negotiate the obligation, while Britain plans a record armament outlay of about two billion dollars. Sterling is kept at home to meet possible future conflicts. Italy protests Haile Selassie’s visit to England on a British cruiser but expects no new international fallout.
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London
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Washington
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Italy
Haile Belaasio
England
Fragmented Noise Message Blocks Coherence Across Distant Text
A garbled, partly readable passage speaks of distorted speech and confusion. It mentions wind and breath, distant hints of numbers and names, and references to vague actions and opportunities.
Forty years ago today in Mercer County UCV elected
The Bluefield Daily Telegraph notes milestones from forty to ten years ago. Col. M. French was elected commander of Mercer County Camp of United Confederate Veterans. The St. Louis Republican National Convention recalled. Old Bland Street Methodist land party hosted at the Higginbotham home.
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Mercer County
United Confederate Veterans
St. Louis
Old Society of Bland Btreat Methodist Jehurch
Ae. Height
Higginbotham
G.I
Princeton
Annie Oliver
Karl E. Lents
Siater
Tt. M. Bailey
Norfolk and Western Railroad
Roanoke
A. W. Harman
Bramwell
Harry Tyres
T. Tyres
A Washington Bystander on Supreme Court Prospects
Hints of how a vacancy or shift in the Supreme Court could reshape constitutional direction before October. Speculation centers on Roosevelt politics, possible Nixon Roberts replacement, and the impact of an anti New Deal majority in court decisions on upcoming appointments and Senate approval.
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Cleveland
Justice Roberts
London
Borah
Roberts
Boomen
Mauchayavaney
Roosevelt
Hughes
New York Notes on Art, Theater, and Bannister Ventures
George Ross reports from New York on Sally Rand’s playful sculpture, Bannister’s odd career moves from a church to a chicken farm and back to theater thrillers, and the looming shift of Broadway talent to rural venues as plays head for country stages. He names actors like Hayes, Gordon, Mackaill, Cagney, Rogers, and Sullavan amid village life scenes near Greenwich Village and Montauk Point.
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Quebec
New York
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Bannister
New Jersey
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Bangor
Paten
Hie Hayes
Eve Jalionng
Ruth Gordon
Palilio Marlvale
Dorothy Mackaill
Jimmy Cagney
Arthur Byron
Ginger Rogers
Rudtlo Restry
Miss Sullavan
Jett
Quintuplets seek big film fame in new contract tale
A chaotic script features Dianne Uinral signing for a $400,000 cash film deal while the five quintuplets face teething pains and guardian figures. Dr Dafoe and Minister Croll discuss gifts and fame as the quints weigh checks that are not certified, amid dreams of Hollywood glory.
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PaDfoe
Miniatar Croll
Poe
Afra
Dienag
What Today Means To You or By Mary Blake
Horoscope style column for June 7 includes birthday guidance and warnings. Advises caution in actions and speech, noting safety, commitments, generosity, and temperament. Mentions notable births and figures like Hedding, Blow, and Goucher in passing.
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Mary Blake
Harpoon Throwing Incident Reported At Local Site
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a harpoon related event at Carnmore involving a young person and possible gang activity. The text references a 38 caliber item, a crime context, and mentions Rita and a local business status. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
Bread Cast On The Waters At DeMille Studio
Hollywood reports Cecil B DeMille plans three returns to the screen with Leo Labedett Sally Rand and Ayn Rand all linked to DeMille through past work Labedett was once pushed as a star but chose writing Rand the Russian immigrant who benefited from DeMilles help writes We The Living and sent a copy to him Rand’s career spans Broadway and Hollywood with a note of gratitude to DeMille.
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A Place in the Sun review and colonial critique
A critical overview discusses BRUOR GATTON's A Place in the Sun, arguing colonial empires rely on machinery and power while colonies fail to pay their way. The piece notes war pressures among Italy Japan and Germany and questions the profitability of colonies versus modernization, referencing Macmillan publication details.
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Glan
Alliers
Europe
Soliris
Local men head to national credit men convention
C A Lilly treasurer of Bluesfield Hardware and newly elected Bluefield Credit Men president and Clyde B Smith secretary manager depart for Norfolk Va to attend the first annual convention of the National Association of Credit Men opening June 8 The Bluefield unit says about 25 000 wholesalers manufacturers and banks are in the association with roughly 2 500 members expected at the event Noted participants include Senator Carter Glass Governor Peary and Congressman Woodrum The convention ends June 15 with some delegates returning home and others joining the Virginia Beach conference of secretaries the following week
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Bluesfield Hardware Company
Bluefield Association of Credit Men
Clyde B. B Smith
Norfolk
National Association of Credit Men
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Cole Beking Company
C. W. Perce
Keyseine Mill Company
Smith
Bluefield Association
Bluefeld
Ethera
Secretary-Matigera
Vir- Sina Beach
Mullens Physician Elected Chairman of Wyoming Democrats
Dr Ward Wylie of Mullens, a well known physician and member of the house of delegates from Wyoming county, was elected chairman yesterday at the Wyoming County Democratic executive committee. Other officers named include J W Shufflebarger as first vice chairman and J B Gore as second vice chairman with Lon Cook and John D Farmer also noted in leadership roles.
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Mullens
House of Delegates
Wyoming County
Democratic Executive Committee
Wylie
State Senate
Athletica
West Virginia State Boxing Commission
Qthars
Democrats
J. W. Shufflebarger
Itman, Flont
J. B
Red) Gore
Lon Cook
Oceana
John, D. Farmer
Concord College Students Active In Campus Life
Concord College activities highlight alumni events at the University of Kentucky with Elmer Archer receiving a degree. Alumni clubs host picnics and dinner parties as the Chi Beta Phi and Phi Delta Pi fraternities announce new officers and initiates. Summer session enrollment tops 900. Alpha Sigma Tau wins the scholarship cup with Delta Sigma Epsilon close behind. Blue Key medals honor James Green and Charles Harris for scholarship and activity.
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Alpha Sigma Tau
Delta Sigma Epsilon
Pan Hellenic
GREEN
Harris
James Green
Charles Harris
Ward Miles
Willa Boney
George Carr
George
Iekesvieene
Rivenaphiey
Blue Sky Py
Untitled fragmentary notice from RO archive
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