Honor Guard Maintains Vigil at Tomb of the Unknown Soldier
On Memorial Day the Honor Guard watches over the tomb in Arlington National Cemetery, Washington, D.C. The inscription reads Here rests in honored glory an American soldier known but to God. The U S Army sustains a perpetual vigil to remember those who died in service.
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Maryland Politicians Weaken As Labor Factions Clash
Maryland labor leaders balk at Governor O Conor's choices and protest the Curran faction's influence. John M. Pohlhous, a Willis Curran ally and former candidate, secures a labor statistics post, prompting mobilization threats if the Occupational Disease Bill passes. Senate absences on Farm Relief and a high profile libel settlement against a CBS affiliate mark a tense regional political scene.
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Jabor
Maryland
Pohlhaus
Curran
Vincent L. Palmisano
Palmisano
Tommy D’alesandro
Jones
Free State
Cumberland
Associated Broadcasting Company
John T. Jones
United Mine Workers
John L. Lewis
CIO
Dan McNally
Lewis
United States
Broadcasting Company
Allegany
Tommy Johnson
Worcester County
Baltimore Evening Sun
Roosevelt
Tommy
Baltimore Morning Sun
Millard Tydings
Tydings
Radcliffe
Senate
Sun
Lee-Winebrenner-Walsh
Mafchine
Baltimore Trust Company
Howard Bruce
Bruce
Howard Jackson
Baltimore
O’conor
Jackson
E. Brooke Lee
Montgomery
George Radcliffe
Western
Lee
Frederick
Washington County
Europe
Herman Rabbitt
Clay Plumner
Watt Farmer
H. Ralph Burton
WPA
House Appropriations Committee
Chas. E. Coughlin
Union Party
Howard W. Jackson
Bill Byron
House
Williamsport
County Bar Association
Peter
Brooke Lee
Doin the World's Fair by Byron M Fisher
The city of tomorrow will resemble the New York World's Fair, and the article notes low crime with three million visitors in three weeks. One felony arrest and eight misdemeanors, plus thirty two total complaints, reflect a crime rate around one thousandth of a percent. Foreign restaurants attract crowds with authentic menus and staff from home countries, while orchestras recreate sounds of Rome to Baghdad.
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New York
Police Department
Rome
Budapest
Buenos Ayres
Bagdad
Food and exhibits at the World’s Fair delight visitors
Nor way and Finland offer affordable fare at the French and Belgian pavilions while the British pavilion attracts New York elites. A mechanical voice at Bell Telephone fascinates observers as operators from Brooklyn and the Bronx shape its speech. The Hartland New Brunswick covered bridge stands as the world’s longest roofed span. A Rockefeller Center display shows the Roanoke mystery anew with a stone marker. A five year old Peruvian girl attracts bidders for exhibit services in the fair’s Amusement Zone. Finland’s Chicago diorama impresses with over 600,000 buildings and 95 to 99 percent accuracy in scale.
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Finland
New York
Bell Telephone
Brooklyn
Bronx
New Brunswick
St. John River Valley
Hartland
N. B
North Carolina
Walter Raleigh
Roanoke
Virginia Dare
America
Little Virginia
Virginia
Rockefeller Center
Finois
Chicago
Journal Subscription Sparks County News Push
A local subscription drive boosts access to county news with promise of broader coverage. Officials encourage residents to sign up for full reports on government, crime, schools, and community events.
Stagecoach opens at Dentonia Theatre in frontier epic
Walter Wanger presents Stagecoach starring Claire Trevor and John Wayne with Andy Devine Louise Platt George Bancroft Donald Meek Tim Holt Thomas Mitchell and John Carradine. Also screens Spirit of Culver My Son Is A Criminal Ice Follies of 1939 with Joan Crawford plus Stewart Ayres and Stone.
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Walter Wanger
Dentonia Theatre
America
Claire Trevor
John Wayne
Andy Devine
Louise Platt
George Bancroft
Donald Meek
Tim Holt
Thomas Mitchell
John Carradine
Jackie Cooper
Freddie Bartholomew
Universal
Culver
Centenia Theatre
Ereness Bartholomew
Columbia
Alan Baxter
Jacqueline Wells
Gordon Oliver
Willard Robertson
Joan Crawford
Dentonia
Hollywood
James Stewart
Lew Ayres
Lewis Stone
Whispering Enemies at Ridgely Theatre Sparks Scandal Heat
Ridgely Theatre presents Whispering Enemies starring Nolt as a businessman ruined by a vicious rumor scheme. The production, tied to a Columbia release, debuts Thursday June 1 and centers on a man hounded by a so called rumor racket.
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America
Wrecking Industries
Jack Hort
Columbia
Ridgely Theatre
Nolt
Whispering Campaign Sparks Vows of Revenge in Rum-Runner Tale
A fragment notes a whispered campaign and questions who will strike back in a feud between a rum-runner and a racketeer. The line hints at revenge driving local crime intrigue and names no specific individuals or places in the readable text.
Book Prize Honors for Children’s Books
The New York Herald Tribune Book Supplement announces two $250 prizes for best children’s books published January 1 to June 1. Five honors in each class, with The Hired Man's Elephant for older children and The Story of Horace for younger readers. Honor books include An Ear For Uncle Emil and Travels of a Snail.
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New York Herald Tribune
Phil Stong
Zonah
Dodd, Mead and Company
Horace
Alice M. Coates
Coward McCann
Lulu
New England
Middle Western
England
Rose Dobbs
Alice Coats
Emil
Eva Roe Gaggin
Viking Press
Eleanor Hoffman
Stokes
Margaret McKenney
Macmillan
Alice Dagleish
Scribner
Lida
Helene Guertik
Harper
Booklist of Children Classics and New Titles
Older Children catalog lists The Sword of Roland Arnot by Agnes Danforth Howes at $2.50, Bat the Story of a Bull Terrier by Stephen Meader at $2, Long Wharf by Howard Pease at $2, Land for My Sons by Mabielle Cormack at $2, and Phantom on Skis by Helen Girvan at $2 from various publishers.
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Agnes Danforth Howes
Houghton, Mifflin
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Harcourt
Long Wharf
Howard Pease
Dodd, Meade and Co
Mabielle Cormack
Appleton
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