Ritchie Glass and McAdoo Engage in Dry Discussions
Charlottesville August 14 Associated Press reports a debate at the University of Virginia Institute of Public Affairs where Governor Albert Ritch of Maryland Senator Carter Glass of Virginia and William Dibb McAdoo discussed prohibition and states rights. Glass doubted the Eighteenth Amendment would be repealed within a century, predicting it would remain an issue in the next presidential campaign. The trio argued that many policy questions are local and should be settled by states and communities rather than federal action, touching on child labor, education, and enforcement of prohibition. The discussion highlighted tensions between federal authority and state sovereignty in prohibition policy.
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Charlottesville
Associated Press
Institute of Public Affair
University of Virginia
Wiliam Dibb
McAdoo Genatol
Carter Glass
Virginia
Albert Ritch
Mayland
Glass
Democratic Party
McAcco
Victor Rowe Water
Ritchie
Metdon
Ligue
Glen
Vwirslamn
Izinia
McAdoo
Licco Ple
Maryland
Realtors Urge Flood Control Aid At National Meet
Seattle Aug 14 Associated Press Real estate leaders urged Congress to fund and provide a permanent solution to the Mississippi flood problem during the National Association of Realtors convention. Hart Grande of Crago was approved as president. Joseph K Brittain of Chirag elected secretary treasurer and F H H Burington of Boston named first vice president. The minutes cited two western reclamation projects on the Columbia Basin and the Colorado River.
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Associated Press
Columbia
Coloado
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Eidat
Harty Grande
Crago
Congress
I N Gilbert
San Bernardino
Cal Hawk
Gilbert
Baltimore Mad Wis
Supersonics
Joseph K Brittain
Chirag
Newice
F HH Burington
Boston
Chicago
Mineapolis
Tong Beach
Cal
Brookhart to Introduce New Farm Relief Bill
Brookhart of Iowa arrives in Duluth with plans to push a broad farm relief measure in the new Congress. The proposal envisions a federally backed price fixing body, nationalized storage and financing, and cooperative purchases to curb surpluses while linking agriculture to transportation, credit, and industry.
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Brookhart
Duluth Minn
Associated Press Senato
Towa
Congress
Ueulture Senate
J A Broolhart
Iim
Department of Agriculture
Department of Agricultur
Senate Biocahait
Federated Corporation
Secnaton
Sacraments Debate Hints at Fatal Rift in World Faith Talks
At the World Conference on Faith and Order in Lausanne August 14 the Eastern Orthodox and Western Protestant delegates clashed over sacraments. The dialogue focused on baptism and the Lord's Supper as mysteries versus modern interpretive approaches. Despite deep divisions, co operators urged reconciliation through shared human experience and modern study of scripture and history.
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Lausanne
Switzerland
iBy
Fiess
Orde Detegites
Nicholat
Ocmida Juga Slava
J Vernon Bartlett
Mansfield College
Oxford Congregationalist
39 649 Enrolled in Army Training Camps
News from Washington reports a record summer enrollment across 93 army training camps totaling 9649. Snelling Camp in Minnesota led with 1922 candidates for reserve commissions. Platteburg Carver camps combined reached about 7000 attendees. Applications to attend reached 97 126, with remaining figures broken down by camp.
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Associated Press
Snelling Minn
Platteburg
Borop
Amusements at Palm Palrons and Palace Park Potpourri
The Palm Palace program features The Blood Ship scene and a burial sequence, George Tetaring directs. Miss Brico mt, 1927 pageant contender Anvoiette Vicile, May Dense Chilis Ruge, and Barney Rapp provide music. Dances by Loraine and Bobby Andes, Waiting by Joseph B Stanley Co, and Ragland picture novelty. Notables Hobart Bosworth, Jacqueline Logan, and Rich ard Arlen star in a live cast. Palace Symphonic by Gus Meyers. Amusements include a new pool and beach, rides, games, and a skating rink at the Pleasure Beach Park near Bridgeport.
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Chilis Ruge
Barney Rapp
Candy Tm
Poli
Bobby Andes
Ned Warburn School
Joseph B Stanley
Wanhalla Wilcox
Fianiis Cosilie Miles
Unique Entertainment
Chimeya
Pathe Net
Hobmt Bosworth
Jacqueline Logan
Richard Arlen
Paramount Star
Columbia Pictures
Vaudead
Roxy Theatre
New York City
Palace
Gus Meyers
Pleasure Beach
Bridgepot
Cevices
Julien Webster
Big Bay Stile
Long Island Sound
The Brood Ship Senseiton at the Palace Theatre
The Palace stage shows The Blood Ship and a Knitting Swedes scene with love plot between Mary and John. Hobart Bosworth and Jacqueline Lovan star. Rich Arlen leads as hero. Musical interludes and dance bits accompany a Hollywood touring program of songs and acts.
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John Shiete
Mae
Hobart Bosworth
James Newman
Titan
Elie Dye
Jacqueline Lovan
Richid Arlen
Wollie Toe
Swope
Pleck Filma
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New York
Red Palace Symphonie
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Gus Meyers
Otter
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Alx Getbo
Chailton
Ruth Shields
Hollywood
MOWERS OMT MATES Tae Jon Chaney at Polls
The article discusses Tae Jon Chaney and a film plot involving a peasant and a lake scene. It mentions characters, actors, and production details with a focus on Chaney as a leading figure. The piece reflects midcentury cinema tone and sensational framing around performance and fate.
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Jon Chaney
Chaes
Rodo Foter
Bib Botad
Boechthaay
Coeducation Debate Roils Oaxaca Schools Nationally
In Oaxaca city conflict erupts over coeducation as Mexican parents oppose mixing boys and girls in public schools while authorities defend experimental policy aimed at social and economic benefits. A heated meeting prompted by parental protests led to public pressure for a final state ruling.
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Oaxaca
United States
League of the Fathers of Fanatics
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Symmariico Education School
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Italy Drives Indecent Vaudeville Outlets
Rome reports the Italian government intensifying censorship on motion pictures and vaudeville acts deemed indecent. Authorities warn theater managers that films and stage performances must align with moral standards after new antisex laws purge content and outfits considered immoral.
Canada Ocean Flyers Start Tests Today
Associate Press dispatch notes Pest fights wall peg at Mondy with Stinson and Delleites preparing for test flights near Virdo Ont to Winkie England. Flight aims at 4000 mile range within 49 hours as organizers plan tests in late August. Enthusiasts expect the craft to be off by the latter part of the month pending approval from Ward and colleagues.
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Associated Press
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Wae Stinson
Delleites
Phib Ward
Winkie
England
Sud
Wood
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