Maryland World War veterans get $112,486 in federal aid
In Ocean City Maryland veterans and widows received 112485.90 from the federal government in the last year. The Maryland department of the American Legion reported 42 resolutions at convention sessions, including a repeal of the 18th amendment. Adjutant General Harry Rene Lee aged 87 of Nashville and William Washington McClung aged 87 joined Civil War veterans and their descendants in a series of ceremonies.
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Land Department
American Legion
Erate
Harry Rene Lee
Nashville
William Washington McClung
14Th
Virginia Cavalry
Radio Schedule Highlights NBC CBS and NBC WJZ Lineup
Daily radio listings show NBC WEAF CBS WABC and NBC WJZ networks with 5 PM to midnight programs. Highlights include dinner music talk shows orchestra broadcasts, vocalists, sketches, and dance hours featuring Billy Parmelee Lanny Ross Connie Boswell Isham Jones Leon Belasco Duke Ellington and more across multiple stations.
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Nbc-Weaf
H. C. Parmelee
Lanny Ross
the Goldberms
Orchestra
Cavaliers
the Eskimo Night Club
Leo Reisman
Whiteman
Phantom of Crestwood
Dave Dalton
Gerun
Ralph Kirbery
Scottier
Teddy Black
Cbs-Wabc
Tucker's Orchestra
Skippy
Madison Singers
Sid Garry
Isham Jones
Fur Trappers
Connie Boswell
Sam
Symphony Orchestra
Leon Belasco
Eton Boys
Shilkret Orchestra
Guy Lombardo Orchestra
Columbia Symphony
Charles Carlile
Martin’s Orchestra
Nelson's Orchestra
Ellington’s Band
Nervous Illness in Adolescent Daughter of Widow
An 18 year old girl grows ill after meals due to worsening appetite and digestion during adolescence. Medical tests find no physical cause. She is the only child of a widowed mother who packs her meals and tightly controls her life. The girl remains devoted to her mother as the nerve of the household tightens its grip.
Specialist Advice On Separation For Adolescent Psychosis
A specialist advised sending a girl to a sanatorium for rest, which was seen as a hardship due to weeks apart from her mother. The girl improved at home briefly after her return, but symptoms recurred during absences. The case suggests a link between the girl’s nervous symptoms and her emotional bond with her mother, arguing long term separation or psychological treatment in a changed environment.
Beckley Woman Named Princess At Mountain State Festival
Beckley Princess Miss Bibb was appointed by Congressman Joe L. Smith to represent his Sixth District as a princess-at-large at the Third Annual Mountain State Forest Festival in Elkins from August 6 to 8. Miss Bibb, daughter of Mr and Mrs Earl E Bibb of Beckley, is a student at Arlington Hall in Washington DC.
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Miss Bibb
Joe L. Smith
Elkins
Earl E. Bibb
Beckley
Arlington Hall
Washington, D.C
From a New York Return to a Phoenix Dude Ranch Tale
A winter move to warmer climate leads a man to Phoenix where he meets Doc Pardee a former Indian fighter now running a dude ranch. With little money he works six months as a ranch hand and cowboy guide learning to ride and aiding Eastern visitors before returning to town as a Western supermarket manager in a comedy.
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New York
Phoenix
Arizona
Doc Pardee
David
Doc Pardee Pardee
Trayzer
David oMwners
Ann Dvorak
Grand Theatre to Feature Chester Morris in The Miracle Man
Chester Morris, an early talking pictures star, headlines the Grand Theatre alongside Sylvia Sidney John Wray Robert Coogan and Hobart Bosworth in a modernized talkie version of The Miracle Man now showing. Morris rose to fame in early talkies and has since appeared in numerous films including Corsair Cock of the Air The Big House The Divorcee and The Bat Whispers.
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Chester Morris
Thomas Meighan
Morris
Sylvia Sidney
John Wray
Robert Coogan
Hobart Bosworth
Hollywood
Paramount
Western trained actor David Manners shines in chic sale film
Opera House screens Warmer Bros. production Stranger in Ponh featuring David Manners as a Western type with Chic Sale and Ann Dvorak. Manners recalls six months as an Arizona cowboy, his affinity for small towns, and a London misadventure that left him broke with pneumonia.
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Big City
David Menners
Arizona
Chic
Sale
Ann Dvorak
Bros
David
New York
London
Brannon Elected President Of St. Louis Bennett League
Weston August 26 memorial meeting of the St. Louis Bennett league held at the Lewis County War Memorial and Louis Bennett Public Library. Ian M. Brannon Weston attorney was chosen president for the coming year.
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Weston
St. Louis Bennett, League
Lewis County War Memorial
Ad Louis Bennett Public Library
Ian M. Brannon
League
Train Strikes Car Injuring Terra Alta Couple
Mr and Mrs Floyd Hershman of Terra Alta were seriously hurt when their sedan was struck by a helper engine of train No 4 at the Main street crossing. Four other occupants escaped injury. the car was demolished. Mrs Hershman unconscious with facial and arm cuts. Mr Hershman hurt chest and back, possible internal injuries. Other passengers were Mrs Mahalia Sypolt and Edward Maxine and Margaret DeWitt, all of Terra Alta.
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Terra Alta
Floyd Hershman
Hershman
Mahalia Sypolt
Edward
Maxine
Margaret DéWitt
Einstein 18 Appointed 710 Research Institute
Prof Albert Einstein accepted appointment as a life member of the Institute for Advanced Study in the United States. He will be present in the U S for five months each year and spend the remaining time in Germany.
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Einstein
Research
Berlin
Albert Einstein
Jias
Institute For Advanced Study
United States
Germany
Citizens Fix Halleck Road With Shale Action
About fifty one residents joined in laying shale on two miles of State Route No. 56 between Brownlow and the old hard surface portion. They hauled shale from Arthur Poe and Earl Jacobs farms and plan to finish on another workday. Names of volunteers and donors listed, signaling local initiative after failing to obtain county or state assistance.
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Halleck Road
Brownlow
Taylor County
Arthur Poe
Earl Jacobs
Lawrence Austin
Charles Phillips
Homer Wilson
T. C. Lawson
Harry Thorn
Joseph Montgomery
William Watkins
C. O. Brown
Charles Watring
Chester Rogers
Bailey Knotts
John Miller
William Henderson
Percy Lucas
E. Mccoy Clyde Satterfield
Bruce Brown
Walter A. Wood
Boots” Ladder
George Hunt
Leroy Poe
Samuel Devers
Orval Devers
Earnest Poe
Willis Devers
Ed. Gans
Lawrence Boyer
Thomas Boyce
Lester Riggleman
William Riggleman
Ed. Watkins
Edgar Poe
James Robinson
William Jacobs
Earl Lambert
Harold Riggleman
Albert Kuhnes
Norman Weaver
Walter Frank
C. L. Weaver
Walter Lucas
Clyde Robert Poling
John. L. Wood
Emmett Phillips
William Grimes
Virgil Wolfe
John Liizadder
Slayer Faints in Court at Trial for Wife Killing
Washington Pa Aug 26 Harry Clark 24 confessed killer of his wife collapsed twice while a witness detailed the slaying. Clark faced the courtroom as his trial proceeded with the testimony outlining the fatal act and surrounding events.
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Washington
Harry Clark
Railroad Official Plunges to Death in Baltimore
Baltimore August 26 William C Cole assistant valuation engineer for Baltimore and Ohio Railroad plunged to his death from the eleventh floor of the central office building.
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Baltimore
Wiliam C. Cole
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Williamsburg Virginia Restores Colonial City Life
Williamsburg moves toward completing its major restoration funded by Joth D Rockefeller Jr The project aims to recreate an authentic colonial and early republic city with 48 buildings restored 64 new structures built 15 under construction and 299 modern structures razed or relocated Landscaping proceeds to evoke 1699 to 1840 appearance The effort centers on Duke of Gloucester Street the capitol and the college area as a living shrine for public history observers.
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Joth D. Rockefeller, Jr
Bruton Parish
House of Burgesses
Ian~cient College of William
Duke of Gloucester
Ite
Williamsburg
America
Sir Christophers
the College
Raleigh Avera
Maupin
Raleigh Tavern
Phi Bets Bappa Society Goodwin
Washington
Rockefeller
Southern Songs to Honor Civil War Veterans at White Sulphur
Veterans Day program opens with organ concert of Confederate war songs in White Sulphur Springs. Speakers hail General Lee with Miss Annie R. White and Miss Mary Johnston among others, praising southern leadership and virtues.
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White Sulphur Springs
General Lee
Annie R. White
Washington
University
Mary Johnston
Charleston
Rosewell Page
Beaver Dam
Tankersley Wins By Write-In In Uncontested Race
In Newberry Tennessee on August 26 G B Tankersley received one vote and was nominated for constable by a wide margin. The race had no official candidates as voters were allowed to write in names. Tankersley received the only vote cast.
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Newberry
Tenn
G. B.tankersley
Constable
Tankersley
Hoover 18 Invited to Visit West Virginia
President Hoover on the South Lawn of the White House received a large wooden key and a clay pipe after a West Virginia ceremony. He was invited to Homecoming week at Berkeley Springs from September 1 to 5 by a committee of twelve led by former Governor Morgan.
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Billy
Ste'Rapidan Camp
Virginia
Associated Press
West Virgin
Washington
Morgan
West Virginia
Committee of Twelve
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