Dalton to Get Hearing On Theft Count Today
Ted Dalton of West Hill faces a preliminary hearing before Justice Ona C. Jefferys at 2 p.m. for allegedly stealing a shotgun and rifle from Orlan Pritchard on Cherry Street. Dalton was jailed two weeks ago and will be held for the September grand jury if evidence is sufficient. the shotgun is valued at $5.
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Ona C. Jefferys
Ted Dalton
West Hill
Orlan Pritchard
Cherry Street
Dalton
Jemberys
Harry Abbott Accepts NRS Position at Elkins
Harry A Abbott of West Main street has joined the National Reemployment Service as assistant director of employment work for Randolph and adjoining counties in the Elkins district office. He previously served as state commissioner of banking and as executive officer of a Morgan Town bank before returning to Grafton to operate a general store on West Main Street now owned by O R Thomas.
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Harry A. Abbott
West Main Street
National Reemployment Service
Elkins
Randolph
Mr. Abbott
Morgantown
Grafton
O. R
Opera House Hosts Anne Johnston in Monogram Film Role
New town high school students praised Anne Johnston for music and dance which led Agfa Ansco and Monogram to select her as one of five winners of a Hollywood trip and a feature in Women Must Dress. Born in Astoria Long Island on June 12 she is blue eyed with brown hair and has earned 17 swimming medals.
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Newtown High School
Pretty Anne Johnston
Agfa-Ansco
Mono
Gram
Hollywood
Monogram
Opera House
Astoria
Long Island
Miss Johnston
Ocean
Will Rogers Remembered Across Nation In Last Curtain
A wave of tributes flowed from Hollywood to Claremore and Chelsea as Will Rogers was honored at public services and private remembrances. Notables including James A. Farley, Admiral Tarrant, Brig. Gen. Arnold, Mary Pickford, Eddie Cantor, and Clark Gable attended. Rupert Hughes praised him as a peacetime soldier while others recalled his life and humor. Will Rogers had taken his last curtain.
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J. Whitcomb Brougher
Rogers
Mary Pickford
Eddie Cantor
Clark Gable
Rupert Hughes
William S. Hart
Stepin Fetchit
Hollywood Bowl
Will Rogers
Beverly Hills
Claremore
Chelsea
Okla
Radio programming schedule and tube advertisement
A dense grid of radio listings shows programs across NBC CBS and regional stations from 5:30 P.M. to past midnight. Entries name shows, hosts, orchestras, and acts such as Allan Leaders Orchestra, Amos'n' Andy, Buck Rogers, Lone Ranger, and Dance Orchestra, alongside a lengthy RCA tubes price promo and new radios on display. The guide notes time slots, stations, and performer lineups including WGN WLW KDKA WJZ and NBC affiliates.
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Boake Carter
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Irene Rich
Johnny Green
Virginia Verrillma
Quin Ryan
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Roy Wilson
Lone Ranger
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Grant Park
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al Pearce
KDKA
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Sport
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Glen Lee
Oliver Naylor
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Herm Crone
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Frankie Master
Shandor
Joe Reichman
Harry Dickman
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Radio Ripples
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Griff Williams
Colonial
Floyd Town
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WETNA
Strand Theatre Hosts Grand Church Set Show
A huge church set dazzled Strand Theatre guests with frock-coated ushers, flowered bridesmaids, a bride, her father, and several hundred attendees all present and accounted for in a bustling scene.
Beauty shop operator challenges surgeons to alter her looks
In a feature tale from the August 25 issue of the American Weekly, a beauty shop operator who could beautify clients but not herself dares surgeons to enhance her appearance. The colorful story appears in the Baltimore Sun Sunday American insert, on sale with newsboys and newsdealers.
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American Weekly
Baltimore Sunday American
McIntyre Explains Dinner Party Details
Marvin H. McIntyre assistant secretary to President Roosevelt describes dining with B. B. Robinson Washington representative of Associated Gas and Electric while senate sought Howard C. Hopson. He says he was invited by Chip Robert and accompanied by Amon Carter on the public terrace before collecting Robinson.
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Marvin H. McIntyre
Roosevelt
B. B. Robinson
Washington
Associated Gas & Electric Company
Senate
Howard C. Hopson
Chip’ Robert
L. W. Robert
The
Treasury
Amon Carter
Sumer
Robinson
Colored Woman Ordered To Leave City by Mayor
Mrs. Mary Henderson, a colored woman formerly of Clarksburg, was ordered to leave town by Mayor E. Otto Waugh after being arraigned in police court. Police charged her with soliciting men on the street for immoral purposes, and she pleaded guilty despite protest, with authorities saying they have evidence to prove misconduct if needed.
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Mary Henderson
Clarksburg
E. Otto Waugh
Large turnout at Parley conventions in Logan
About 350 men and women registered for the annual conventions of the Junior Order of United American Mechanics and the Daughters of America in Logan.
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Logan
Order of United American Mechanics
the Daughters of America
Zekan Seeks Pardon From Five Year Arson Sentence
Alexander Zekan of Rosemont was sentenced to five years in state penitentiary at the February Taylor county circuit court term after a jury found him guilty of setting fire to his own property. He announced plans to file a pardon petition, though no grounds were stated. Warden C F McClintic indicated the petition would be filed on Monday.
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Taylor County
Alexander Zekan
Rosemont
H. W. Dent
C. F. McClintic
Zekan
Classified rent ad for apartment at Li Trobe Street
For Rent apartment listed at 140 Li Trobe Street with unit 128 61. Property rental details not fully readable but indicates an available residential space managed or posted in a classifieds section. Likely involves address, rental reference numbers, and contact info not fully captured.
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Litrobe Street
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