Palace Movitorials at Palace Theatre Preview Four Pictures
Four featured films guide next week's Palace Theatre program from Alaska to Kentucky to wartime London and Flanders to a small town in America. Frozen Justice stars Leonore Ulrich with a large supporting cast. A Song of Kentucky stars Lois Moran as a Southern heiress with two songs. Seven Days Leave stars Gary Cooper in a human war tale with London and trench scenes. The Shannons of Broadway closes the week with a rich comedy about a stage team entangled in town affairs. Talking comedies and news reels accompany all programs.
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Alaska
Old
Kentucky
London
Flanders
Palace Theatre
Leonore Ulric
Lenora
Tala
Gary Cooper
the Shannons
Broadway
Shannons
New England
Fire Destroys Great Woodland in Massachusetts
Massive forest blaze sweeps over more than 15000 acres across southeastern Massachusetts from Plainview and North Attleboro to Stoughton and Sharon. About 3000 firemen and volunteers battle the flames aided by nearby towns and Norfolk prison camp workers. Animals flee the fire. several barns and homes burn, but many edge structures are saved.
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Boston
Maschusetts
Plainview
North Attleboro
Rhode Island
Stoughton
Sharon
Norfolk
Foxboro
Wrentham
Schilo Heads Hermann Sons Re-elected Leader at Galveston
Fritz Schilo of San Antonio was re elected grand president of the State Order of Sons of Hermann at the final meeting in Galveston. He was unopposed. Austin selected as 1933 meeting site with officers named including Hausler Geisler Hertting Heilig and Krueger. Also a note on gosling feeding advised.
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Galveston
Tex
Fritz Schilo
San Antonio
State Order of Sons of Hermann
Austin
George Hausler
la Grange
W. J. Geisler
Waco
Paul A Hertting
G. A. Heilig
Dallas
E. Krueger
Sherman Negro Arrested After Farm Attack
George Hughes, 41, a Black man, was captured after a gun battle with officers near Sherman Texas and jailed on charges of criminal assault on a young farm wife. The attack occurred while she and her son were home. the woman freed herself and fled to a farm house for help.
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Sherman
Texas
George Hughes
Bart Shipp
Hughes
Hip Slapping at Ship Pier Gets Approval
Washington reports Assistant Secretary Lowman upheld actions by New York customs agents who searched departing passengers for liquor despite Treasury instructions. He said carnival conditions and excess revellers justified the step, while confirming further indignities remain prohibited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York
Treasury Department
Lowman
Treasury
Dog rescues drowning boy as another dies in bayou
A dog named Snip saved Laurie McFarland, 12, from the bayou while 14-year-old Joseph Henry White drowned after losing his grip. Another 14-year-old, Robert Warrens, failed to reach White and died. Tom Sawyer, 10, reported the Sunday swimming party near Bayou.
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Houston
Snip
Legion of
Man
Joseph Henry White
Laurie McFarland
Bayou
Joseph Henry
Laurie
Joe
Tips for managing poultry range and feed safety
When the poultry range is idle, grow oats. Use hopper and water fountains that prevent chicks from entering feed or water with their feet. If birds must range, frequent plowing disking and liming are essential.
Cherry Spring School Picnic Draws Community Attendance
The Cherry Spring School Picnic will serve barbecue for dinner and supper. Children perform in the afternoon program and adults entertain after supper. Music and entertainment accompany the daytime schedule.
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Cherry Spring
Cash reward offered for dead chicken thieves in Amarillo
Amarillo Poultry Anti-Theft Association proposes deadly rewards for thieves killed during chicken house robberies. Five members contribute 25 dollars each, totaling a strong deterrent as depredations continue. another meeting is set for next Thursday. Two members reported losses worth 150 dollars over the last three days.
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Amarillo
Tex
Reasonable Doubt in Horse Theft Case
A jury acquits a defendant of horse stealing after a powerful defense. The lawyer and the client leave the courthouse. the client admits he doubted his guilt after hearing the lawyer’s eloquent plea. The exchange reveals shifting certainty and moral humor.
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Honor Bright
Bill
Court House
Separate cockerels from pullets at ten weeks
The guidance emphasizes sorting male and female chicks early, ideally before they reach ten weeks old, to manage flock dynamics and enable appropriate rearing. It outlines practical timing and aims to improve welfare and productivity.
Richland Springs Woman Receives $5000 in Death Claim
In Texas district court Richland Springs residents reached a $15,000 settlement with Texas Louisiana Power and Light over the typhoid outbreak last fall. Mrs. Katie Bodine and her five children get $5000 as part of the accord, with $10,000 to be shared among 29 town citizens. plaintiffs accused the city water was contaminated by the utility’s negligence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Saba
Texas- Louisiana Power and Light Company
Richland Springs
Katie Bodine
Texas-Louisiana Power and Light Company
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Hermann Sons
Pilot Knob
Mecklenburg Hall
Rainbow Ramblers
Fox All Talking
Lenore Ulric In
Justice
Louis Wolheim
Robert Frazer
Universal News
William Fox Presents
Lois Moran
Joseph Wagstaff
Dorothy Burgess
South
Paramount Sound
Paramount Sound News
James and
Lucille Gleason In
Voice of Hollywood
Metrotone Acts
Metrotone Sound News
Stonewall
Young's Chapel
Gold, Texas
Seven Yellow Jackets
Nebo
Gold
Grapetown
Harmony Boys
Martin
Martin’s Poultry
C. J. Martin & Sons
H. C. Maier’s
Piggly Wiggly
Schneider’s Produce CO
Knopp & Metzger
Quality Cash Grocery
Robt. Blum
John Knopp
Knapp
Deike’s Hall
Hye, Texas
Fritz Deike
Doss School
Doss Band
Cypress Creek
Happy Troubadours
Pehl’s Hall
Albert, Texas