Hays Calls Movies Greatest Sales Force for America
Detroit audience hears WALE Hays of the Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America declare film industry a sweeping sales force for the nation. He argues movies unite work and thrift and broaden world awareness, noting urban growth reduced isolation of small towns and that the industry represents a vast investment.
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Dante
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Logan News Abroad Plans For Six Week Trip
Miss Elizabeth Thomas and Miss Amalia Love, prominent teachers from the Sify schools, will spend six weeks abroad this summer. They travel with Miss Marcia Hill of Ronceverte and Miss Love's Barboura kin, departing June 14 for New York then to Paris, France, with stopovers in Italy and Switzerland. They will stay with Mrs. B. G. Buttolph at Saunders Town, Rhododendron events follow. Miss Claypool honored at Claypool event for West Virginia representation at Rhododendron Festival, while Mrs. McQuire hosts and local society notes appear. A surprise dinner honors Mr. K. D. Smith. community events include Masonic and Eastern Star activities, church leadership school notices, and Miss Amy Acock's Japan lecture in Charleston.
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Hill
New York
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France
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Switzerland
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Saunders Town
Rhotte Island
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Mise Thoms
Misa Claypool
Claypool
Mra
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Aaneville
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Logan
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Lula Hobinette
Nighbert Memorial Church
Western Virginia Conference
Berboursville
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Morrin-Harvey College
W. J. Canter
Nighbert Church
Plans for annual institute in Buckhannan August
Mr Wortman presides Huntington district institute with Huntington league members. Miss Bertha Browning hosts local society. Opening services at 10 o clock. Officers include Miles, Luciana Chatfless, Elizabeth Bingham, Roberta Shavwyer, E F Knch, and T H Browning. Campfire ceremonies by Witonoh group 1 feature Elizabeth Thottias and others. George McTigue departs for Holyoke to visit mother and later resumes Logan Hardware duties after illness. Interment for a local resident follows. Mary L Witt’s infant dies. body sent to Virginia for burial. Fellowship supper hosted by First Christian Church with six-member orchestra. Various community members attend. Music club meets with Caperton hosting and national president message read.
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Huntington
Huntington League
Buckhannan
Bertha Browning
Miles Alice Luciana Chatfless
Elizabeth Bingham
Misa Roberta Shavwyer
E. F. Knch
T. H. Browning
George J. McTigue
Holyoke
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Ritchie Ware
Smith
W. J. Emery Simith
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McClure
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Milton Smith
Paul Smith
E. L. Witt
Mabscott
Virginia
Mussolini Seeks Peace With All Nations in Senate
Premier Mussolini addresses the senate outlining Italy's relations with major powers. He emphasizes friendship with the United States England and Spain and improved ties with France while urging readiness to defend Italian interests. Germany and Tangier issues noted as areas for closer accord, and he cites the aim of balanced relations with all countries. The speech also touches on U.S. naval disarmament talks and immigration policy amid broader diplomatic shifts.
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Madison News Ball Lee Nuptials in Madison May 28
W McKinley Ball of Madison and Mildred Lee of Clarksburg wed at the bride’s home Monday May 28 with Rev J H Crabtree officiating. Miss Lee, daughter of Charles W Lee, teaches at Sandyville high school. Ball, son of SS Hay of Ravenswood, works in Madison at Riverside garage. The couple left for a shore honeymoon then return to Ravenswood and Madison for a long stay.
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Clarksburg
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Charles W. Lee
West Virginia Wesleyan College
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Ravenswood
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Three Cities Compete to Host Railroad Convention
Cleveland San Francisco and Houston advance to a vote on the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen meeting site for 1931 with twenty eight cities originally seeking the honor. The field was narrowed by elimination balloting to these three contenders.
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San Francisco
Houston
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Supreme Court Ends Term With Up To Date Docket
Washington June 5 The Supreme Court closed its term and cleared congestion. For the first time cases filed were reached in regular order for oral argument rather than waiting years. The term ended with 104% cases on the docket versus 1,183 last term. 859 disposed and 190 carried over. The reduction in filings followed congressional limits on cases.
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Indiana Delegates Vote For Alfred E. Smith Second Choice
In Indianapolis on June 5, the Tenth Indiana Congressional District Democrats adopted a resolution instructing their two delegates to the national convention to vote for Alfred E. Smith of New York as a second choice after Evans Woollen, an Indianapolis banker, who faced no opposition in the state primary. The action marks an early indication of Indiana's delegation preferences at the national Democratic gathering.
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Grain speculator taken by death in New York
Eugene G. Scales, a grain market speculator who built and lost fortunes in wheat and cotton futures, died of heart disease at Murray Hill Sanitarium. Born in Texas, 66, he once pawned a watch in New Orleans to risk capital. After 1909 peak success he faced two bankruptcies. a second fortune faded last November. Body to be sent to Paris, Texas.
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Indiana Operators Decide to Disband After 27 Years
Indiana Bituminous Coal Operators Association, representing nearly all state mine owners, votes to disband effective July 2. Executive board approves dissolution amid reduced collective bargaining with miners. Secretary Phil H. Penna resigns, cited as a factor, though officials deny intra-member friction. Preacher aged 95 delivers notes-free sermon at Hampton Court Palace.
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