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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1934

Page

18

Producers Find Elissa Not Cold Type Lovable

Screen chatter notes Elissa Landi, long viewed as a cold aloof society figure, is seen as lovable by Hollywood producers. Amid rumors, she may star in a new Paramount project while Lou Brock plans a Rio flight and The Wild Gaucho script progresses with Hume and Hannemann.

Elissa Jerry Holiman Angeles Lou Brock Rio Brock Cyril Hume H. H. Hannemann Ginger Rogers Fred Astaire Dolores del Rio Gene Raymond Raul Rouben Lou Dolores Warners RKO Elissa Landi Im Hollywood Landi Hollywood Paramount

Hollywood Stars Tangle Over Stage and Screen Plans

A sprawling Hollywood scene outlines Nedame and Jane Wyatt projects, with Cary Grant co starring in a Gaga Varest Dolly Byrnes play and Wyatt taking the title role in a Sturges adapted Fanny. Rick Cortez lures by Schwab for The Maltese Falcon stage drama as Warner partners plot King of the Ritz.

Nedame Cary Grant Gaga Varest Dolly Byrnes Junior Laeminle Jane Wyatt New York Margaret Sullavan Miss Sullavan Miss Wyatt Fanny Preston Sturges Hes Marcel Fagne William Wyler Ail Richard Cortez Warners Rick Lawrence Schawab Schwab Laurence Btallings Dashiell Hammett

Marmet Junior High Commencement Night Program

The Marmet Junior High School commencement featured a class song Praize to Our Old High, a Joy Hodges address, a salutatory by Virginia Dew, graduation poem by Lucile Zennington, a class poem by Charles High, prophecies by Evelyn Hughey and Elizabeth Layden, close by Lucile Wright, presentation of gifts by Loyd Wise, a Wild Rose song by mixed quartets, and diplomas accepted by J C Wondyard from Mrs Mattie Price.

Marmet Junior High School Claas Mattie Price J. C. Wondyard

Record of Attendance by Marmet Junior High Students

Eighteen Marmet Junior High pupils achieved perfect attendance in the past year. Names include Lester Hill, Tyon Smith, Beulah Knapp, Loyd Wise, Charles High, Cast Masker, Clyde Mathews, John Boyd Eplin, Jene Knipp, James Skaggs, Florence Carroll, Paul Ker Bey, Harley McCormack, Virginia Clark, Freddie Clingingpeel, James Rovsn, and Junior Skaggs. Miss Phyllis Price, 15, later earned a nine year perfect attendance record and now studies at South Charleston High School.

Marmet Junior High School B. 3. Price Lester Hill Tyon Smith Beulah Knapp Loyd Wise Charles High Cast Masker Clyde Mathews John Boyd Eplin Jene Knipp James Skaggs Florence Carroll Paul Ker Bey Harley McCormack Virginia Clark Freddie Harry Clingingpeel James Rovsn Skaggs Phyllis Price Marmet

Town of Dunbar Becomes Flower Center of the Area

Residents transform Dunbar into a thriving garden hub with flourishing yards and vacant lots. Many neighbors tend gardens each evening from six to eight thirty, showcasing the town as a local floral center. A federal suit was filed yesterday by the General Household Utility Company against the Motor Car Supply Company of Charleston.

Dunbar General Household Utility Company Diinols Corporation Motor Car Supply Company Charleston Federal

National Railway Board Sanctioned by House

The House approved creating a national adjustment board to settle disputes between railway workers and carriers and established a federally supervised pension for railroad workers. The measures, sent to the Senate and conference, affect over a million workers and align with President Roosevelt’s labor aims. The pension plan sets $100 monthly annuities for each worker, with railroads contributing $80 million and workers $9 million.

Washington National Adjustment Board House Senate Roosevelt Crosser Adjustment Board United States Mediation Board

Heart of Three Appointees Oversees Four Year Policy Tour

A fund overseen by three presidential appointees ends a four year tour with a report listing recommendations for permanent legislation. The document notes workers must retire at a specified age or condition.

Lawmakers Discuss Railroad Pension Reforms Seizing Jobs

Rep Lea of California argues raising retirement age to 65 with possible extension to 70, aiming to retire older workers and hire younger ones. He notes railroads currently pay about 34.5 million annually to retirees under the present system. Rep Meag says railroad gross income has risen 68 percent since 1933 and urges railroads to contribute to recovery.

Rep Lea D.-Cal Meag

Courtney Wounded as Robert Trice Is Arrested

Edward Courtney of Milton street received a stomach wound yesterday in a fight. Robert Trice was arrested on the charge of shooting with intent to kill. Courtney was treated at Charleston General Hospital and Trice was taken to the city jail.

Edward Courtney Milton Street Robert Trice Kim Courtney Charleston General Hospital

Permit Asked For New Station at Wertz Field

Aeronautical Radio Inc has applied to the Federal Radio Commission for a construction permit for an aeronautical radio station at Wertz Field near Charleston West Virginia. The proposed station would operate at 400 watts and replace an existing 50 watt facility.

Wertz Field Washington Pi— Aeronautical Radio, Inc Federal Radios Commission Wertz Charleston W. Va

Bankruptcy Petition Filed by Annie Moe Taggatt in Mount Hoper

A bankruptcy petition was filed yesterday in federal district court by Annie Moe Taggatt of Mount Hoper. The petition lists liabilities of 97 567.91 dollars and assets totaling 129 dollars, with details indicating a broad financial claim.

Federal District Court Annie Moe Taggatt Mount Hoper

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