English Actress Found on Coast
English actress Sy Loueia is reported on the U S coast, with Ne information on her career. The piece notes she has lived in the United Kingdom three years, speaks English, and may appear in upcoming MGM and Warner Brothers projects. It mentions she is linked to a role in Goldwyn Follies and references industry figures and studios in Hollywood.
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Funons
U. GS Angeles
Pandro Berman
Mecion
Reaverien
Iola
Thia-Selusnai
Zotacress
New York
Ache
Tovarich
Warners
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayex
Garten Racre
Aida
Hollywood
Carole
Lombard
Gable
Selenick
Neile
Sheel
March
Fred Tiie
Abe
Poesi
Dogs in Public Care Debate and Welfare Concerns
A fragmented piece discusses dog pounds and humane care, debating whether keeping and caring for stray dogs is ethical. It questions legal responsibility, welfare, and whether such facilities relieve suffering or encourage abandonment.
Ethel seeks death penalty for Irwin in Easter killings
Ethel Gedeon tells how Robert Irwin tormented her family after the Easter Sunday murders. She demands justice and the full penalty, detailing fear, grief, and Irwin's confession as she faces a life ruined by his actions. The interview portrays a daughter and secretary recalling personal pain and the desire for accountability.
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New York
Robert Irwin
Irwin
Joe
Joseph Gedeon
Gedeon
Hob Irwin
Ethel
Astoria
Park Avenue
Bob
Theater Bill At The Virginian And Greenbrier
A noisy schedule centers on The Virginian and The Rialto with acts titled Vialer Kise persem varbetion and Courage. The Greenbrier hosts Sushaai Wa Whalre on Mi tags while Cameron Rogers departs for Tehamntpec Isthmus as Warner Brothers plans a matriarchal Mexico setting for The White Rajah. Errol Flynn to complete filming before Rogers leaves.
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Virginian
Aneed “Thaik
Robert Ty Hor
Barbara Spatyen
Asa ‘Vialer
Rialto
Moragerman
Deem Muir
Farten Moslane
Ewe ‘Treree
Greenbrier
Cameron Rogers
Tehamntpec
Mexico
Warner Brothers
Errol Flynn
Warners
Jake Wallace Trial Continued by Court
Jake Wallace, a Charleston pawnbroker, faced trial on charges of receiving stolen goods. The case was continued until the September term in court. He is under indictment for purchasing a $900 gold watch alleged to be stolen property.
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Jake Wallace
Charleston
Wallace
Realty Board to Meet Huntington Real Estate Licenses
The state real estate commission will meet Huntington to hear applications for brokers and salesmen licenses. Licenses become effective July 1. Commissioners will meet the Huntington real estate board at noon today.
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Tha State Real Estate Commission
Huntington
Tha
Huntington Real Estate Board
Community Notes From St Albans and Nearby Areas
St Albans society notes list residents moving into Perry property Fifth Avenue and visitors in Charleston Huntington Point Pleasant Camp Caesar and Camp Alleghany attendances. Families travel to Wichita Kansas City and Byesville Ohio while new births and lodge events are noted including Laura Wheeler Rebekah installation this Thursday night.
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L. W. Lawson
Charleston
Perry
Fifth Avenue
Dora Dean Walker
Huntington
Mra
Hl) Smith
C. C Griffith
Sandford McVey
Glady Stutler
Point Pleasant
T. R. Lawrence
Kathleen Morton
South Charleston
Lawrence
EH. Smith
Bethyl Fraser
Martens
J. F. Wade
W. F. Hanna
Joan
RE. Hanna
Kenova
Wichita
Kan
Kansas City
Marie Osbornne
Frances Lynch
Bart Taylor
Young People’s
Chief to Advise Court On Native Customs
A magistrate of a new court of motive affairs in Wyndham Western Australia will seek advice from a chief of the aboriginal tribe. The head man will sit with the judge and explain title customs forms of punishment and circumstances guiding the prisoner’s quill. Recently tribe natives injured a player with spears to avoid white justice.
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Court of Motive Affairs
Wyndham
West Australia
Dorothy Dix on Career Choices for Women in 1907
Dorothy Dix advises young women to choose a vocation aligned with inherent aptitude and avoid overreaching beyond ability. She cautions against chasing prima donna dreams, suggests traditional lines suited to each, and notes that successful women blend femininity with work. She also counsels considering marriage as a meaningful path.
West Virginia News Briefs Highlight Local Events
A compact roundup from towns across West Virginia reports traffic fines after a police fire department enforcement drive in Tinton. Obituaries note Miles Eisen Van Batre of Point Pleasant at 70 following a hip fracture. In Beckley, shoes and clothing from a bathhouse theft are recovered for owners. Moundsville sees Homer Heckworth sentenced to 18 months for bakery theft. Beckley also records a grand jury hold over Ray Siyall for alleged deception. Martinsburg covers a church minister’s assistant call and Berkeley Springs reelects town sergeant A B Dyche. Elkins reports Edison Rigsteman dies after illness. Elkins hosts a college head speaking event. Point Pleasant notes post office quarters moving to the Elk Building. Point Pleasant’s Trinity Episcopal church marks a 50th anniversary. Huntington reports Dr. F X Schaller confirms poisoning death of W W Hall. Wheeling elects Roy Nease district commander of the American Legion.
Yes Girl by Louise Holmes Amos Judd
A dramatic 1920s style scene centers on Mildred Corbin, wife of Nick Corbin, as she schemes to entrap Nick’s partner Amos Judd. She confronts Judd, rages, then, discontent, plans a dinner ruse with a Hollywood-aspiring suitor to attract attention. Meanwhile Nick tends to his son Richie and contemplates revenge. The chapter promises continued intrigue in a fraught marriage.
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Amos Judd
Nick
Judd
Hite
Corbin and Judd
Nick Squth
Amos
Mildred
Malisien
Emoona
Jwin
Mick
Fiesh
Hollywood
Biildred
Nick Corbin
Richie
Linds Shayne
Linda Shayne
Officials Invited to Speak at West Virginia Truck Meet
Gov Holt and several state and federal officials are invited to address the West Virginia Motor Truck association convention in Huntington July 29 to 31. Secretary Cal F Young says over 500 are expected, with focus on federal and state motor carrier acts. Invited speakers include John L Rogers and H H Kelly of the Interstate Commerce Commission, Burr H Simpson, C C Tallman, James P Tierney, W C Easley, and members of the Interstate Commerce Commission and the Public Service Commission.
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Gov. Holt
West Virginia B Motor Truck Association
Huntington
Cal F. Young
Sald
Atete Motor Carrier
John L. Rogers
Washleg‘son
Federal Motor Carrier Bureau
Interstate Commerce Commission
H. H. Kelly
Bureau
Burr H. Simpson
James P. ‘Tierney
State Feed Commission
W. C. Easley
Tein
Public Service Commissator
Barber protest halts Welch Transit bus permit bid
Roy Fry Premier barber protested Welch Transit Company’s bid to operate a Premier to McCaw county seat bus under the motor carrier act before the public service commission. Fry warned the cab business would suffer as the Attle mining camp route faces new competition. The petition was taken under advisement.
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Public Service Commission
Roy Fry
Barber
Welch Transit Company
McCaw
Fry
Attle
Road Commission
Oxley Family Reunion Planned at Huntington
The second annual Oxley family reunion will be held August 8 at Ritter Park in Huntington. Rev. G. L. Oxley serves as chairman. E. H. Holstein of South Charleston is secretary-treasurer.
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Oxley
Ritter Park
Huntington
G. L. Oxley
E. H. Holstein
South Charleston
Legal Advertisement of School District Bond Election
Classified notice outlines a proposed school district bond issue and tax increase, detailing election dates, voting areas, compensation figures, and administrative actions. It cites the Kanawha County and Virginian authorities, with references to board approvals, notices, and required publications for the election process.
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Teavel Secale Selestel
England
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Monty Banks
Tine
William Goets
Freddie Bartholomew
Amert Payson
Terhune
Ihoga
St. Albans
Dorothy Dix
Sho
Rand Opera
Patsy Kelly Stuart Ir
Ani
Eric Luden
Cecilia Parker
West Virginia
Associated Press
Tinton
Fire Department
Miles Eisen van Batre
Max
Beckley
Robert Yates
Orvel Combs
Uheca
W. A. Thier
Amigs
Moundsville
James F. Shipman
Homer Ieckworth
Tackworth
B. E. Lilly
Bhody Springs
Ray Siyall
Perird Hyatt
John Cole
Martinsburg
First Presbyterian Church
George W. Heston
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Ra Diehl
Berkeley Springs
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J. G. Allen
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C. Rigsteman
Valley Band
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Davis and Ethics College
Marehall College
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Federal
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Trinity Episcopal Church
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F.x Schaller
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Legion
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Roy Nease
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Charles. Ward
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Yes Girl
Louise Holmes
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Leon Parol
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Taylor
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Kani
Witleb
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