Garbo to star in Good Earth Chinese cast planned
Hollywood reports that Anna May Wong or Eu-Yeng may anchor the all Chinese cast for the film adaptation of Pearl Buck's Good Earth. The project would use English titles superimposed on dialogue written by Frances Marion. George Antone Hul would direct with a Likely Warner release, while other Hollywood plans shift to musical revivals and new screen pairings with Dolores Del Rio Jack Benny Rick etc.
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Jerry Bottman
Los Angeles
China
Garbo
Q-laa
Pearl ‘Bo
Good Earth
Metroptwye-Mayer
Helen Hayes
Irving Albergen
Dering
Anna May Wong
Eu-Yeng
Tutu
Cecil de Mile
Thelberg
Frances Marion
George Hul
Belen Morgan
Warners
Adeline
Anchiting
al Jolson
Jerome Kern
Dolores del Rio
Dick Powell
Ruby Beeler
Ricardo Cortez
Rick
Mana
State Druggists Open 28th Annual Huntington Meet
Huntington June 10 West Virginia State Pharmaceutical Association opened its 28th annual meeting. Delegates include Fred Therson Charles W Sethy of Claykaburg Thurston Merrill of Cincinnati and Roy B Sz Attend with numerous in attendance from Morgantown Wilmington and New York. The convention runs through the week with many named physicians and pharmacists listed among attendees.
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Huntington
Virginia State Pharmaceutical ‘Association
Seastona Toy
Ipecies
Teureena
Rusty) Miller
Wilmington
Fred Therson
Charles W. Sethy
Claykaburg
Fred Alten
Marlington
A ~Heymay
Morgantown
Rosenheim
Sunes Sonn
Grover
Jerry McLian
New York
F. Kelly
Wrathington
Thurston Merrill
Cin
Nichols
Dayton
Albert
Roy B
Tate of
Chaneston
Older
George B. Benny
Royb. Onok
J. J. Jenkins
W. E Wray
A. V.‘dohusor
A. R. Junnson
Fagt
Harry Kossell
Pistol Charge Filed After South Side Shooting
Charleston man Woodrow Crentien was docketed at city police headquarters on a pistol carrying charge after an alleged storea tion on the South Side home. Police said he fired several times but did not strike anyone.
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Woodrow Crentien
Charleston
Rialto and Virginian Showings With Notable Casts
The Rialto features Giana Up and Cheec a lively tale of charm and hope as stars Werner Baxter Madge Evyous Jobo Bole and more bring a warm story to the screen. The Virginian presents Little Man What Now a drama of a young couple facing poverty with Margaret Sullavan Douglas Montpo mers Alan Bale Hedda Hooper and Dewitt Jennings in supporting roles.
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Giana
Epteracuster
Ambedh & Almple
Will Werner Baxter
Madge Evyous
Jobo Bole
I Deot
Arthur Juste Keaton Corthy
Margaret Sullavan
Douglas Montpomers
Alan Bale
Hedda Hooper
Dewitt Jennings
Capitol “HollyWood
Easter x
Beran Charles
Willie
Greenbrier
Ale Lyman
NRA Program Prospects and Likely Changes Revealed
The article outlines potential NRA reforms including fewer codes, motel agreements for small industries, abolition of price filing except in specific cases, creation of industrial relations boards, and enforcement through federal courts. It notes licensing power expiring June 16 and possible extension, with calls for Wagner bill to clarify labor disputes and federal intervention.
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Inder
Court of Appeal
General Administration
Colle
Congress
NRA
Trade Drive Involving George N Peck and Beez
A state department official indicated that George N Peck of the import export bank and Beez, a former AAA administrator, may be called upon to engage directly with foreign buyers and sellers. The inclusion of import export banks in the bargaining program is being carefully studied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George N. Peck
Heat
Beez
AAA
State Department
Five Lose at Sea After Collision Near Hare Bay
A damaged account reports five men missing after a schooner of about forty tons collided with the steamer Silver City off Hare Bay. Captain Vardy described the schooner reversing course, then disappearing after a glancing blow as the Silver City steered to avoid impact in the night.
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Effie Collett
St. John’s
Hare Bay
Vardy
Silver City
Tas
Corres
Bilver City
Rioters disrupt holiday crowds at Prater pool and Graz tensions rise
Reports describe high tension as government officers move to seize prominent citizens and officials in Graz and Marn stronghold. Rail disruptions, cabinet meetings on terrorism, and the fatherland front rally in Vienna are noted as authorities brace for further actions against national socialist and communist terrorists.
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Prater Park
Graz
Marn
Gras
Kabjenbergdorf
Klosterneuburg
Vienna
Bolituss
Starhemberg
Fatherland Front
Kreme
Limit Placed On Debt Payments in Berlin News
Berlin reports a 60 mark monthly limit per person on commercial payments set by the Reichsbank official exchange office. Firms exceeding 50 marks face exchange denial and possible prosecution, with exemptions for preApril liabilities. Officials deny a general debt moratorium and emphasize tightened foreign exchange controls.
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Berlin
Exchange Office
Reichsbank
Junes
Reichabank
Asd
Parsons
German Institute For Business Research
Germany
Reichssank
Young Dawes
Red Cross Progress in Water Safety Drive Charleston
The Charleston Red Cross reports progress in a water safety drive. Plans involve Four-H pool at Dunbar with ample lifeguards and free instruction by qualified Red Cross instructors. W. C. A. and M. C. A cooperate on beginner swimming classes. Enawha County to attend national aquatic school at Camp Pawatinka, Md, opening June 17.
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Charleston
American Red Cross
Nelle Huncke
Dunbar
Rec Cross
M. R- French
Rock Lake Pool
Red Croatia
A. BE. Haan
Ufe Saving
Enawha County
National Aquatic School of the Red Cross
Camp Pawatinka
Kellogg-Brianty poet urges disarmament for peace
The co author argues nations have learned from the last war and will not seek conflict again. He cites fear mongering about imminent war, notes disarmament talks may stall but view moves toward universal peace as years pass without war.
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Kellogg
Pesca
Europe
Union convention wrangle shapes delegate turnout
The union factions including conservative and rank and file plan a larger meeting than April with about 250 delegates. Tighe invited Johnson to attend to influence proposals, aiming to secure support for his leadership and prevent rival moves. New lodges expand membership efforts ahead of the gathering.
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Eyound
Tighe
Johnson
the Union
Tyhe
Tugwell Confirmation Hears Before Senate Agriculture Panel
Solons set Tugwell's confirmation hearing for tomorrow with the Senate Agriculture Committee led by Chairman Smith. Byrd and others question his qualifications to move from undersecretary to undersecretary of agriculture as Roosevelt disputes delay. Tugwell’s backers express confidence he will be elevated to the new office created by Congress.
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Roosesett
Tugwell
Friane
Congress
Missing American Airlines liner sparks vast mountain search
A twin engine American Airlines transport with seven aboard vanished after taking off from Newark at 4 pm. A statewide hunt by state police, conservation staff, and dozens of planes scoured the 40 mile triangle from Round Top to Stanford and Clarksville. Weather hindered progress though hope lingered for a forced landing by Clyde Holbrook, Tat Barton Jr., and Ada Buckeby.
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Cate Skill Mountain
American Airlines
Roung Top
Greene County
O. K
Newburgh
Fountain Region
Round Tap
Rare Loveland
Hner
Aimilar
State Conservation Department
Herbert H. Lehman
Greene
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Catakul
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Delaware County
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Albany
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Orange
Rockland
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Apd
Westchester Coynice
Poaalbuity
Lescers
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Dye Mountain
Tat Barron, Jr
Ada Buckeby
Syracuse
Pyracuse
American Airways
Thedore A. Sehmitt
Scottom
Aren
Newburg
Cleveland
Aid
United Airlines
P. G. Garrow
Federal Bureau Meals Available Today at Charleston Office
The Charleston federal transient Bureau in West Charleston opens meals today for registered jobless men and women, manager O L Satieburg announced. The bureau has been providing sleeping quarters for about 80 men each night.
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Charleston
O. L. Satieburg
Yarverdes
Horse Show Brings Large Entries and Spectator Applause
Horse show events in Huntington featured large entries and strong junior riders ages five to18. Bareback jumpers and open jumping drew crowd praise while rain postponed Friday events to Saturday. Winners included Misty and Golden Flash in multiple classes, with Hunt ington exhibitor Harvie earning top pony and rider honors alongside other crews from Rugged View Farm and Meadow Lane Farm.
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Harvie
Huntington
Hunter
Tournis Hall
Spectatora
Hontington
Rugeed View Farm
Granville
Mamie Dare
E. G. Smith
Rugged View Farm
Misty
Herbert &. Jones
Charleston
Redwood
Meadow Lane Farm
Warm Springs
Tenols
William J. Harvie
Galted
J.J Steintyre
Hollis
Clarisa
Mra
E.G. Smith
Meadow Muld
Rolling Meadow Farm
Golden Flash
Mex Biederman
Aire Flow
Rugged Vleg Farm
Ith. M
Teelie Combs
Mary Lewis Dickinson
William McIntyre
Alen Steapler
Queen Christina
Lara
Polly Walters
Roger Selby
Portsmouth
J. J. Mclntyre
Thomas
Clarissa
G. Smith
Trophys and trophies from Charleston riding club events
A garbled list of winners and placements across multiple horse show classes at Charleston area competitions. Names include Madeliné, Gay Henry Mayo, Budds, Mary Elizabeth Rensford, Max Biederman, George Patton, and J. Hiley trophy recipients among others, with various farms and stables noted and many OCR errors remaining.
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George Patton
Arthur M. Hii
Charlesto
Hide Hilage
Keonte
Chevieston
Clast Dixie
Caroline Hil Chariestom
Sterling P. Owen
Cynthiana
Baged View Farms
Granville
Ohio
Sean Golden Flash
Max Blederman
Mumtingtom
Grarga Patton
Arthur Mr. Hilwan
Meadow Lane
Warm Springs
Vaaneond
Tip Top
K. G. Smith
Negro Masons to Hold State Conference Here
The most worshipful grand lodge at the West Virginia A. F. and A. M. colored, will meet in Charleston for three days starting Tuesday. Sessions will be at Mumoule hall at Washington and Bradford Streets. State officials include Grand Master A. C. Campbell Deputy Grand Master Meson P. Burk Grand Secretary Gregory W. Whitting Grand Treasurer I. M. Carper Grand Senior Warden J. F. Spencer Grand Attorney V. M. Bilis. The focal body is headed by John Estea.
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West Virginia
A. F
A. M
Moet
Charleston
Mumoule Hall
Washington and
Bradford Streets
A.C. Campbell
Meson P. Burk
Gregory W. Whitting
I. M. Carper
J. F. Spencer
V. M. Bilis
John Estea
Budget limits urged to curb inflation and deficits
Harriman warns large emergency expenditures threaten inflation and mandate heavy taxation. He urges Senate to limit appropriations to enable a balanced budget for 1936, arguing against transferring relief funds and public works to the deficit.
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Public Works Administration
Harriman
Senate
Congress
Bond Issue Approved for Shepherdstown Sewer Extension
In Shepherdstown a special election approved a $2,500 bond issue to finance sewer system extension tied to relief work. The vote was 141 for and 41 against. Bonds issued July 1, 2094 at rate not exceeding 50 percent, payable over 20 years.
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Shepherdstown
Apgar Ova
Daia
Bishop Mouzon to Speak at First M E Church Charleston
Bishop Mouzon of the Baltimore Virginia and Western Virginia Methodist Episcopal Church South will speak at the First M E Church South in Charleston at eight o'clock Wednesday evening. This visit marks his first official Charleston appearance with an informatory conference for presiding elders at nine. He is senior bishop, former Southwestern University professor, author, and has chaired ecumenical conferences.
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Bisnch Evin D. Mougzorn
Baltimore
Virginia
Western Virginia
Metheist Episcopal Church
South
M. E
Wreiaington
Dickinson Streets
Mouran
Charleston
Santé
Methodist Episcopal Church
Mouzon
College of Bishops
Southwestern University
Lyman Brecher
Yale University
Byazil
Bistop Mouton
Syed
Char-lotte
Mouton
Staunton
Wet Virgina
Clendenin Plans Grand Fourth Celebration
Clendenin prepares for its largest Fourth of July celebration with a pyrotechnic display, volunteer fire department drills, band Hanuh, speeches by prominent figures, and two free barbecues. Firemen trained by Charleston veteran Braune for six weeks. Parade by American Legion Bos Scouts firemen and Clendenin high school band. Mayor Sidney Goodwill to speak. All night square dance to follow and a 1400 pound ox donated for lunch by a local cattle owner.
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Clendenin
Plana
Clen
Ceanin
Rank Brauie
Charleston
American Légion
Bos Scouts
Clendenin High School
Sidney Goodwil
Mrs Church Improves After Illness in Alethes Street
Jesse Church of Alethes street, ill for ten days, showed improvement yesterday. The report notes his condition as better as of the latest update.
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Miles. Jesse Church
Alethes Street
Simple Remedy Eases Dull Headaches Claim
A brief note reports dull headaches clearing with a simple remedy said to relieve constipation. The item suggests a regimen that promotes bowel movement and improved sleep, claiming the approach removes headache symptoms.
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Padre
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