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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1930
Page
8
Fragmented OCR text mentions a Boulder related sale and contracts with unclear context. Names and numbers appear garbled. no coherent event, date, or organization is clearly extractable.
A partial OCR fragment mentions support and a stalled effort related to a group or cause. The readable elements reference no clear names, dates, or places, leaving the item as an unclear community note awaiting clarification.
Walter Lippmann will speak from London via NBC and BBC on The International Viewpoint about The press and public opinion in America. Chicago Board of Trade banquet coverage from Chicago, plus classical and Latin American music programs, headline a busy Monday night radio lineup with multiple stations and time slots.
May shows fewer commercial failures and a drop in total bankruptcies while insolvencies carry high liabilities. Average debt per insolvency runs near 25 thousand dollars, with 2 173 defaults. Pig iron output dips 1.7 percent from April, furnaces net down. Steel mill activity falls slightly after Memorial Day. Weather boosts light apparel demand amid cautious purchasing and trimmed mill schedules.
DETROIT June 8 A Detroit mechanic V Bill Berry 20 was killed and McKenzie of Philadelphia the race driver was critically injured as McKenzie attempted to qualify for a 100 miles championship at the Michigan State Fair grounds track. His car went out of control struck the fence and only he was on the track. He died later. A week on from England Mrs A J Barden arrived as a bride from England and died of fever in Nairobi Kenya Colony.
At Local Theatres the Floradora Girl opens today at the Capitol for a three day run. The show promises old New York in the Gay Nineties with the career of a member of the Floradora Sextette plus songs and technicolor. Additional attractions include 4 Charley Chase talking comedy and Metrotone news reel.
Broadway idol Harry Richman stars in Puttin on the Ritz at the Kearse theater today tomorrow and Wednesday. Cast includes James Gleason Lilyan Tashman and others in a vaudeville era tale of Bas Raymond and James Tierney who take new jobs to stay afloat.
Sally opens today at the Rialto Theater for a three day run featuring Marilyn Miller, Alexander Gray, and Pert Betton in a musical comedy with thirty two musical numbers. The program includes a 100 piece orchestra and Albertina Rasch dancers performing new routines.
The King of Jazz opens today at the Virginian Theater and runs through the week. Paul White presents eight big spectacles with jazzy melodies and vibrant coloring, joined by cast members including John Boles, Stanley Smith, Jeannette Loft, the Sisters G, the Rhythm Boys, the Brox Sisters, Laura LaPlante, Blythe, and Charlie Irwin.
Former Crown Prince Carol arrives in Bucharest by air in general’s dress stirring Romanian politics as deputies debate immediate proclamation. Dowager Queen Marie and Princess Helen, once wed to Carol, figure in renewed tension amid tax protests and independence movements in India. Royalist sentiment contrasts with ongoing regional unrest.
In the Commons Conservatives gained from a Lords amendment defeat on a coal bill while MacDonald reshuffled the ministry and assumed a role on unemployment. Graf Zeppelins 16,000 mile flight to the Americas ended inشرين with a dramatic overland route. China faced continued nationalist pressure as Chiang Kai-shek’s government warned by northern forces. Ambassador Edge visited Calais as tariff worries grow in local chambers. A German minister in London faced an assault claim amid rising diplomatic tensions.
New York reports a $50 million issue of Middle West rider company convertible notes offering yields of 4.50 to 5.62 percent. American Color-Type calls stockholders meeting for March 28 to approve increasing authorized common stock from 160,000 to 300,000. Acquisition talks tie American Art Works, Inc. combodon to the deal, with part of new stock issued for this purpose. Arthur P. Staith resigns as executive vice president of Herriman National Bank to chair International Bank Stocks Corporation. Raw, RW futures show 5 percent.
A tentative recovery in stocks showed partial signs after a cautious earnings season. Analysts cited a weak consumer demand outlook and lingering inflation fears as factors shaping trading.
Commanderie daughter of Bal fonds wins the six to one unlikely Paris race at Chantilly defeating Milles in the ultra public track event. Owned by Séoard Henriquet the horse earns the $12 080 prize after beating Rosethe with La Bavoyarde third. The event was run over a track length of mule and a quarter.
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