Opera House Presents This Man Is Mine Tonight and Tuesday
Irene Dunne stars in the RKO drama This Man Is Mine at the Opera House with Ralph Bellamy Constance Cummings Sidney Blackmer Kay Johnson and more. John Cromwell directs the adaptation of the stage play Love Files In the Window as the wife grapples with temptation to keep her husband.
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Irent Dunne
Rko-Radio
Constance Cummings
Anne Morrison Chapin
Irene Dunne
Miss Dunne
Ralph Ballamy
Sidney Blackmer
Kay Johnson
Chas Starrett
Vivian Tobin
Louis Mason
John Cromwell
Three Persons Trapped as Cottage Burns
A man fled from a burning cottage after discovering a dead telephone line. He barely reached safety with his wife as flames engulfed the building. His companions remained in their beds, screaming as the fire spread.
Bus Tragedy Rips Through Ossining Fire Destroys Lumber Plant
A bus tragedy near Ossining sparked a blazing fire destroying the Washburne and Todd Lumber plant with losses over 150000. Passengers fled to the Hudson river as flames swept the vehicle and a roof collapse trapped others. Ambulances and police battled the blaze while bystanders aided in rescues and witnesses described the panic before control was established.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson River
Ossining
Tarrytown
Peekskill
Grassland
Thomas McGuire, Jr
Baston
Washburne and Todd Lumber Company
Joseph J. Monshan
Park Shooting Probe Focused on Park Complaints
An Indiana investigation centers on parkgoer safety after repeated complaints of menacing acts near a city park. Officials describe recent attempts to disrupt couples and note a two year pattern in similar disturbances. A witness says a woman arrived in Indianapolis on Saturday afternoon, separate from the man she was with, and a noise was heard nearby.
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Ide Park
South S
Palige
Indianapolis
Tragedy at Chester as Husband Fatally Shoots Lover
A man and two shooters interrupted a quiet scene after a bus stop incident. Mrs. Hendrixon died from a nosebleed after being shot, following a confrontation involving her husband and Miss Bradley of Chester. Miss Bradley, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ed Bradley, is survived by her parents and sister Mary. The report notes the couple’s affair and identifies local attendees at Veterans of Foreign Wars events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hendrixon
WRECK Frisco Communist Office and Holt canvass drive
An account notes a Friday night wreck at the Frisco Communist Office. It mentions Evelyn Myer and Dorothy Myer of Salem among attendees, with others including Mildred Hefner, Neva Boylen, Marie Crites, Evelyn Intz, and Morrall. It also covers a political push to nominate Holt with Labor support and a call for 1 000 delegates to canvass members for turnout on primary day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Graham Sale
Arthur Koontz
Holt
Labor
United States Senate
M. M. Neely
Bittner
FERA May Project Aims 50000 Blankets For State Relief
The plan in Charleston outlines a FERA effort to manufacture 50 000 blankets for statewide winter relief with products not entering commercial markets. It would employ 80 workers thirty hours weekly plus a few supervisors and clerical staff, with wage rates from 30 to 70 cents per hour depending on skill. Dudley, in Charleston for three days meeting with state officials, expects state board action next Tuesday.
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FERA
Dudley
Charleston
PLAN RALLIES FOR LABOR AND POLITICAL SUPPORT
The piece urges electing leaders aligned with the New Deal and Roosevelt. It lauds labor rights and union organizing under the NRA, endorses Rush D. Holt for U.S. senator for his humane, pro-labor record, and criticizes opponents tied to nonunion backers and anti-labor stances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Organized Labor
NRA
Franklin D
Holt
United Mine
Workers of America
United States
Rush D. Holt
Alf’ ‘Taylor
Bill McKell
Don Chafin
Logan County
Chifton
Marie Morrall
Beech Avenue
Clem Shaver
Fairmont
United Brethren Conference Held Tonight in City Church
The fourth annual United Brethren church conference concludes the year’s business session at the West Side church on Dewey Avenue tonight at 7:30. Rev. W. G. Ware, superintendent of the Eastern West Virginia district, presides. Delegates include D. O. Reed, chosen to attend the Eastern district annual conference in Charleston September 6-9. Pastor is Rev. Lois Luzader.
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United Brethren Church
Dewey Avenue
West Side
W. G. Ware
West Virginia
Ware
The
Brotherhood, Woman's Aid
D. O. Reed
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Charleston
Lois Luzader
Drowning at Puller Lake in Pennsylvania
Adolf Kindernn, 22, a German immigrant and interior decorator visiting a summer cottage near Harrisburg, drowned at noon in Puller Lake a state owned resort. Grapplers searched 20 feet from shore though depths reach 90 feet center. Officials consider heart attack a possible cause and say he came to the United States in 1930 surviving parents.
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Puller-lake
Adolf Kindernn
Reichenbach
Germany
Harrisburg
Cumberland Fire Company
Carlisle
Cdy
James Royer
York
Royer
Kinderan
Kindernn
United States
Pennsylvania
Independent veterans ticket forms in Garrett county race
World War veterans from both parties in Oakland Garrett county promote an independent ticket for state and county offices led by Hugh Carey McMahon and Ernest Gortner. Names for House of Delegates and County Commissioners are listed with several offices yet to fill. Backers urge a new deal at the courthouse and Annapolis to reflect modern citizen needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Garrett County
Hugh Carey McMahon
Ernest Gortner
Mr. McMahon
House of Delegates
Milton Pritts
Walter Haentfling
Lloyd Fike
Annapolis
Hussion to Attend Relief Dept Meeting in Baltimore
William J. Hussion, a Democratic candidate for state senate in the 11th district, will travel Tuesday to attend the B. and O. Advisory Board of Relief Department meeting in Baltimore at 10 a.m. Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Hussion
Senate
B. & O. Advisory Board of Relief Department
Baltimore
Lightning scares Newburg residents with storm damage
Newburg July 23 lightning terrorized residents, causing one woman to be stunned and another made ill while damaging electric lines and fuses. A large hickory tree was struck and blocked the dam road at Lake View. The town also reports school painting progress and plans to beautify grounds, with PTA rep Kenneth Burke seeking PWA funds. M E church steps were replaced after condemnation, and Lillian Yater was taken to Emergency State Hospital in Fairmont.
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Newburg
Water Street
Th Dam
Lake View
Newbury Public School
Board of Education
Kenneth Burke
Parent-Teachers Association
PWA
Lillian Yater
Fairmont
Pairmont Visit By Mr and Mrs P G Ervin
Mr and Mrs P G Ervin spend several days in Pairmont visiting the former wife’s sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Satur Cits
P. G. Ervin
Pairmont
Parkersburg Youth Sentenced Over Train Theft Attempt
A Baltimore & Ohio freigth train theft led to Raymond Bishop, 24, of burg, facing a choice of a $10 fine or 10 days in jail in a Parkersburg hearing before Justice Dne C. Jefferys. Officer J W Smakey testified Bishop alighted the train and fled as he saw the police, with three companions escaping during the pursuit. Bishop chose jail, serving the sentence in lieu of the fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore & Ohio
Raymond Bishop
Burg
Justice of the Peace
C. Jefferys
J. W. Smakey
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Bishop
Disault
Hospital Notes on Walter Curray Admission
Walter Curray of Watson Wil was admitted to City Hospital today for a minor operation. Hospital attaches announced the admission and procedure.
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Walter Curray
Watson
Wil
Torday
Pital
Heat wave holds Grafton with 90 degree noon reading
Grafton district endures a blistering heat spell as of 1 PM the official thermometer stood at 90 degrees, down from Saturday's 102 degree peak when a four year heat record was set, according to local observer W. E. Clayton.
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Grafton
W. E. Clayton
Flying Squadron head to speak at Pruntytown church
Local dry leaders announce a campaign stop as the Flying Squadron president is scheduled to address the Pruntytown Baptist church this afternoon. The event, admission free, aims to rally support in the county amid dry wet contest debates.
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Pruntytown
Flying Squadron
Pruntytown Baptist Church
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Haymond
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Cincinnati
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St. Louis
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Wington
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