Theater Party Is On NRA Program: Stand Up And Cheer
A theater party is staged as part of NRA anniversary events at the Kearse Theater. Miss NRA and visiting flyers attend a 8 30 p m showing of Stand Up And Cheer with a stage introduction. The film stars Warner Baxter with a cabinet appointment gag and features Madge Evans John Boles Aunt Jemima Stepin Fetchit and Durant as performers. Final showing today ends the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NRA
Kearse Theater
Warner Baxter
Baxter
United States
Madge Evans
John Boles
Aunt Jemima
Stepin Fetchu Sod Mitchell
Durant
Johnson declares progress on Right Track plan
Johnson proclaims NRA aided wage gains and child labor relief, credits monetary policy and public works for recovery. He touts codes improving labor relations, coal and auto industry stabilization, and a cooperative, non dictatorial approach as the nation moves into a second year of cooperative codes and national service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PDS
Cotes
NRA
Clarence Darrow
Earry
PWA
CWA
Apa
Wagner
National Labor Board
Sen
Robert
Washington
Celebration participants listed for Laidley Day event
Top row lists F Witcher McCullough state director of the National Emergency Council general chairman of today s NR celebration Governor H G Kump of West Virginia will give the welcome address. Center row shows Lt Col John Baker White treasurer of the state board of control master of ceremonies and Rev Ernest Thompson D D pastor of the First Presbyterian church who will deliver the invocation. Bottom row features Col P D Shingleton State adjutant general and superintendent of public safety marshal for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Witcher McCullough
National Emergency Council
H. G. Kump
West Virginia
Laidley Theld
John Baker White
State Board of Control
Ernest Thompson
First Presbyterian Church
Prominent Speakers Attend Field Day At Lakin Sub Station
More than 300 farmers attended field day Thursday at Lakin experiment station in Mason county. Speakers included Dean F. Fromme, FR, Garber, H. E. Knowlton, K. C. Westover of West Virginia University, J. O. Lakin, and Mr. McElwain. Represented counties were Putnam, Kanawha, Calhoun, Cabell, and Mason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakin and Experiment Station
Mason County
Dean F. BD
Fromme
FR. A. Garber
H. E. Knowlton
K. C. Westover
West Virginia University
J. O. Lakin
Mr. McElwain
Putnam
Kanawha
Rome
Cal‘houn
Cabell
Mason Counties
Income Tax Law Upheld As Constitutional by Court
The ruling explains the tax aids farmers amid price and weather uncertainties and notes exemptions for farm property and agricultural products. It discusses the state’s industrial nature, farm revenue, and the statute’s effective date, denying retroactive due process violation claims.
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West Virginia
Thousands to Celebrate NRA Anniversary in Charleston
The administration's party arrives by a U. S. Army transport, with pursuit planes meeting the aircraft en route to Charleston. A reception committee greets General Johnson and Mr Richberg at the airport and at luncheon venues in Charleston. A parade through the business district is planned, with state offices closed for the event. The piece also notes Enniskillen Ireland traffic as troops move toward the British army.
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Ilo
Charleston
George H Dern
West Wriginlang
Johnson
Recovery Administration
Daniel Boone Hotel
Kanawha Hotel
Mr. Richberg
Bar Association of Charleston
General Johnson
Escart
Loldiny Field
Ernest Thompson
First Presbyterian Church
NRA
McCullough
Vovert
Richberg
Sleven
Paveramenta
Kidney Stones Dissolved By Dietary Treatment
Cleveland doctors report dissolving kidney stones by a high vitamin A diet as an alternative to surgery. In six months a large left kidney stone dissolved and many small pieces passed. Other patients cleared of stones. diet suggested as prevention. Research links vitamin A to stone formation in animals and cites potential cancer connections from pituitary activity studies.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Clinic
Charles ©. Higgins
American Medical Association
J. Hofbauer
Cincinnati
Crile
Higgins
George W. Crile
Hofbauer
Anterior Pituitary
C. W. Edmunds
Natlen B. Eddy
University of Michigan
U. S. Public Health Service
Michigan
Greenbrier guests and golf winners in June report
Special to The Gazette from White Sulphur Springs notes arrivals from Chicago New York and Liverpool with families and summer occupancy at Stevens Cottage. Golf results on the Greenbrier course include Walter Reus Archibald McLintock Bayless Haynes and J C Devilbiss among event winners. Socials include a 60 person tea hosted by L A Woods and New York visitors at the Greenbrier.
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White Sulphur Springs
Honore Palmer
Chicago
Greenbrier
New York
Potter D’orsay Palmer
Palmers
Sarasota
Fra
Ainett
Baker
Pelham
H.R. Wemple
Archibald Mel Lintock
C. N. McNulty
Northrop Daweon
Chester A. Fulton
Elizabeth
Bayless W. Haynes
Jacksonville
Fla
Archibald McLintock
J. C. Devilbiss
L. A. Woods
J. Findlay van
Toledo
WR. K. Taylor
John McHenry
Baltimore
L. Frederick Bruge
Jersey City
Gary Hogg
Lewisburg
Weste
Earl H. Morford
West Virginia
Behoofflela, Jr
Lb. O
Richberg to Talk at Limcheon and Political Roles
Donald R. Richberg, noted lawyer and reformist, held key posts from 1915 to 1927 with railway unions and the National Conference on Valuation of Railways. He helped draft the Railway Labor Act and ran for judge in Chicago. Richberg authored several works and engaged in political and professional circles in Chicago and Washington.
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Donald R. Richberg
Limcheon
Judge Advocate Court
God
Junction Sult
National Conference On Valuation of
O'Fallon
Supreme Court
Rishberg
Cleveland
Elient
Clingis
Fki Gamma Delta
FL Gamma
Mt. University
Southmoor
Quadrangle, Tavern and Law Clube
Chicago
Harvard Clu
New York
Cosmas and Rachael Clihs
Washington
Rienberg
Jizines
Johnson Praises NRA Achievements
General Hugh S. Johnson lauded the NRA as unprecedented in history, declaring recovery efforts through the blue eagle program a sociological advance. He assured no wholesale staff cuts and predicted the end of code making within 30 days as NRA funds supported 95 percent of industry employment. He planned a Charleston West Virginia birthday event and a nationwide radio review of the RA's year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
NRA
Hugh S. Johnson
Speaklee
Recovery Administration
WRA
Gen. Johnson
Johnson
Blue Eagle
Charleston
West Va
The
Floats and Soldiers Parade Through the City
Daytime preparations distribute outposts to city entrances to divert visitors toward Kanawha City headquarters as a large parade involving floats and soldiers proceeds.
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Kenawha
Miss NRA Bird to Feature in Charleston Parade
The live blue eagle, weight 25 pounds with a six foot wingspan, will ride on the NRA float after its arrival from Mount Hope owner JR Craver. Streets will be cleared of parked cars during the parade and events, including Capitol, Kanawha, Lee, Ruffner, and Hansford to Laidley corridors. A stadium program follows with a Charleston Senators vs Springfield Pirates baseball game at 4:30, while photo teams document the parade and stadium events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NRA
Charleston
JR. Craver
Mount Hope
John Britten
Kanawha
Ruffner
Capitol
Washington
Lee
Hansford
Laidley Seid
Kanawha Park
Charleston Senators
Springfield Pirates
Lon Hutchison
Ls Nba
National Emergency Council
Deare Taylor
Lawrence M. Taylor
Edgewood Drive
Taylor
Fayette County
NEA
Fokker Praises U S Airlines as World Best in Speed
Dutch designer Anthony Fokker touring London asserts American carriers lead in speed and efficiency, faults British services for slowness, and predicts future long distance planes will carry 32 to 50 passengers. He cites Dutch India line and ongoing growth of routes to Africa and Australia, noting economics constrain larger ships.
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London
Anthony Fokker
M Fokker
Avignian
Germany
American Airlines
England
Paris
India
Dyvil Aviation
Fokker
Neely Recommends Kern for U S Attorney post
Senator Neely of West Virginia says he has recommended Albert J. Kern of Fairmont for the Northern District of West Virginia U S Attorney post. He notes Harry J Ester of Martinsburg declined the offer and that District Attorney Howard L. Robinson also favored Kern. A Birmingham Shakespeare library appraised at 70000 dollars is mentioned, while German mineral water shipments to the U S increase.
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Washington
Neely
W. Va
Albert J. Kern
Fairsmont
U. 5
Torney
W.va
Harry J Ester
Martinsburg
Byrer
St. Set
Howard L. Robinson
Kern
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Kearse Stage
M. Gates’ Sons Co
West Weenie
F. Witeser
Kump
Rev
P. B
Shingleton
Lakin
Enniskillen
Ireland
Chile
Patricia Raeburn
Scotland
Loch Tayside
Canada
Italy
Code Administration
Miss Nra
Louisiana
the National Recovery
Our City
Hugh S. Johnson Donald H. Richberg
Guthrie, Morris, Campbell Co
U.S. Airlines
Sen. Neely
U. S. Attorney
Birmingham
Shakespearean Library
Atlantic Greyhound Lines
Roosevelt
Atlantic
Reyhound Lines
Atlantic Greyhound Travel
Atlantic Greyhound
Amenia
Seerlc
DIAL
Virginia St. Charleston, W. Va
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