Il Duce Aims for Film Laurels in Rome Projects
Hollywood dispatch notes Mussolini aims to rival American film power by sending Roger Marchetti to bring a producer star and writer to Rome in two weeks. Two language versions planned Italian and English. Rumors of directorial shift denied. Patsy Kelly sheds pounds, glad to have slimmer figure after five years in Hollywood.
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Radio and Theater Listings for June Broadcasts and Movies
AP Radio Editor reports NBC and CBS network plans for June 14 broadcasts from WJZ WEAF and WABC including Thurman Arnold speaking on monopoly from Detroit before the Advertising Federation of America. Circuits feature Van Loon from Stockholm for King Gustav’s birthday eve discussion. Movie and stage lineups include The Toy Wife at The Capitol and Go Chase Yourself at The Rialto with notable stars and acts.
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Advertising Federation of America
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Stockholm
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Jeanne Behrend
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Tust Entertainment
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Ben Bemle
Lace
Grace Moora
the Gang Busters
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Frank Dailey
Dust Entertainment
Liun
Middleman
East
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Alma_ Htehril
Continuto
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Taxt
Chicago Concert Orchestra
Boi
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Hollywood Chatter on Bets, Stars and Studio Deals
Chatter covers Sam Goldwyn and United Artists moves, possible Gary Cooper in Rhett Butler, Mary Pickford's Pickfair stance, Ann Morris in The Chaser at Dallas connections, and Roach star borrowing plans. Flynn injures back in tennis, Pickford family notes at Pickfair, and daily radio listings wrap the column.
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Walter Brennan
Romeo
Kelly-Brennan
Gary Cooper
Merle Oberon
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B. P. Schulberg
Mary Pickford
Chaplin
Douglas Fairbanks
Sam Goldwyn
Hal Roach
Patsy Kelly
Joan
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Sam
Selznick
Rhett Butler
Hollywood
Pickfair
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Buddy
Marty
Europe
Ann Morris
Dallas
Tex
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Dennis O'Keefe
Paul Wehrle Seeks Succeed Himself as County Clerk
Paul E. Wehrle a Democrat filed a certificate of candidacy for county clerk in the circuit clerk's office. He was appointed clerk in 1836 to fill the expired term of J M Slack who had been elected sheriff.
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Wehrle
J. M. Slack
Sunday School Weiner Roast At Municipal Park
Mrs H M Rowe entertained Sunday school class members with a weiner roast Monday night at Municipal park for Cen tral M E church. Attendees included Ruth Martin Ruth Armstrong Dorothy Sutherland Georgiana Aldrich Henrieta Aldrich Nel Brandenberg Vivian Moore Mary Ellen Black Oma Holland James Stuck Pete Biagi Isaac Yeader Charles Dotson Russell Frazier Paul Henry Rowe and Charles Meyers. Mrs Mary Lindgreen a Skaane Sweden widow left 50 to a kitten.
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Municipal Park
Cenrtral M. E. Church
Ruth Martin
Ruth Armstrong
Dorothy Sutherland
Georgiana
Henrieta Aldrich
Nel Brandenberg
Vivian Moore
Mary Ellen Black
Oma Holland
James Stuck
Pete Biagi
Isaac Yeader
Charles Dotson
Russell Frazier
Paul
Henry Rowe
Charles Meyers
Mary Lindgreen
Skaane
Sweden
Boyles Named WV Department Commander at USW Encampment
Charles A. Boyles of Piedmont was elected West Virginia department commander of the Spanish American War Veterans at the 15th annual encampment in Huntington. He defeated A. J. Rusting and succeeds Joseph A. Lang, with Freel McFarlin, Charles A. Plaster, and Dr. C. E. Park among other officers. The auxiliary elected Mrs. Elizabeth Taylor of Parkersburg as president and named additional officers and appointees.
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Charles A. Boyles
Piedmont
West Virginia
Boyles
A. J. Rusting
Joseph A. Lang
Fairrpont
Freel McFarlin
Clarksburg
Charles A. Plaster
Charleston
C. E. Park
Parckersburg
A. S&s. Kelly
Parkersburg
Rrappaint Norvis Bynes
Arthur G. Orme
Roselle
J. Post Department
Williamson
W. Va
United Spanish War Veterans
Ene
Elizabeth Taylor
Olivia L. Strobel
Mary Chapman
Fairmont
Netlie Wright
Spencer
Jessie M. Devericks
Rui Hoover
Morgantown
Rose Rust
Wheeling
Charleston Man Killed at Winifredes Overhead Bridge Project
Frank Orders 32 of 222 Fourth Avenue South Charleston died after a pile driver boom struck him near the cabin at 5 31 p m on the Winifrede Annetion overhead bridge construction site He was taken to a local hospital by Pryer ambulance The state road commission project foreman W R Orders brother and the E B Mills company contractor oversee the site The body will be sent to Morganton New York for funeral services and interment
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Fourth Avenue
South Charleston
State Road Commission
On Transit Company
Peake and Ohio Railway
W. R. Orders
E. B. Mills Company
Morganton
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Funeral Held for Cecil Williams at Lester Baptist Church
Cecil Williams 34 died Sunday at his father in law Albert Raynes home. Funeral service Tuesday at Lester Baptist Church with burial in Lester cemetery. Grace Lewis visiting relatives in St Albans. Norman Nix, VMI student, employed by Monsanto. Earl Comstock begins construction on storage room for new business. Gilbert Cook improving at home. Kanawha County precinct No. 8 union district registrars plan house to house voter registration for August primary. Vivian Cayolya and infant demphitor returned from Charleston hospital.
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Albert Raynes
Baptist
Lester Burial Way
Lester
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Cleveland
Norman Nix
Virginia Military Institute
Lexington
Monsanto Chemical Compi
Grace Lewis
Carl Jones
St. Albans
Earl Comstock
Gilbert Cook
O. Crow
S. Montague
Union District
Kanawha County
George Grove
J Demphitor
Vivian Cayolya
Charleston Hospital
Progressive Miners' Chief Returns to City
Progressive Miners' Chief, president of the Progressive Mine Workers of America, returned to Charleston yesterday to press the AFL affiliate's drive against the United Mine Workers in West Virginia. He said he would deliver his message to members Sunday night from radio station WCHS.
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Mine Workers of America
Charleston
American Federation of Labor
Clase United Mine Workers
West Virginia
Riral Union
WCHS
Huntington Man Fined for Drunk Driving
Jerrell Callicoat, 25, of Huntington, taxicab driver, was fined $25 plus costs on a driving while intoxicated charge after a highway accident near Spring Hill. The report also lists several local graduates and degrees across multiple communities.
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Jerrell Callicoat
Spring Hil
Charlestonian and Seven From State Earn University Degrees
Frank D. Drumheller of Charleston will join seven West Virginians receiving degrees at the University of Pennsylvania 198th commencement in Philadelphia Municipal Stadium. Drumheller earns a Bachelor of Science in economics. Others listed include Charles F. Bachman and Wil-.
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Frank D. Drumheller
Charleston
West
Edgewood Women Golfers Plan Blind Bogey Match
Edgewood Country club announces a blind bogey tournament for its ladies day next week led by Mrs. Veleair C. Smith. Visiting golfers from Guyan Country Club at Huntington competed in yesterday's ladies day play with Edgewood players in a 25 to 23 match.
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Guyan Country Club
Huntington
Brigewood
Guyan Clus
C. C. Cavendish
WI. H. Diehl
L. Wickpatrick
Neil Willams
Arnold Irwin
C. Ja. Hartley
Rolla Campbell
W. R. Jackson
A. L. Kauns
Amos Culp
K. C. Boggs
C. V. Ridgley
W. ©. MeKel
D. W. Martin
C. E. Hamilton
G. G. Irwin
Borace Engle
C. G. Bensinger
A. G. Thompson
R. Anderson
Lb. H. Kelly
W. S. Bolden
Stanley C. Morris
Carl Bauman
Mortimer Smith
Briscoe Peyton
Fitzhugh Ficklen
Witcher McCullaugh
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Meadow Brook
Tuntington
W.L. Peterson
H. B. Wehrle
J. C. Smith
L. E. Huffman
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