The Criminal Code lights Opera House for three days
A dramatic Columbia film opens at the Opera House presenting a prison themed love story. It follows convict Bob Graham facing a ten year sentence and a moral choice amid the warden’s daughter romance and harsh prison life.
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Martin Mlavin
New York Theatre Club
Bob Graham
Brady
Man 66 and His Jail Bird Stigma Sparks Debate
The 66 year old man Johnson argued he was too old for a cell after his escape, and he refused to name his children and grandchildren. His wife died last March, and officials expected possible pardon action but gave no definitive plan.
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Jonneon
Johnson
Grand prison drama hailed for tense riot scenes
At the Grand a film blends romance with vivid riot sequences and a prison break attempt. Walter Huston shines as the warden delivering a dynamic performance. Constance Cummings impresses as the warden's daughter while Phillips Holmes stands out as the youthful co star. Supporting players Mary Dolan DeWitt Jennings Boris Karloff and Otto Hoffman are noted for strong contributions.
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Walter Huston
Constance Cummings
Phillips Holmes
Mary Dolan
DeWitt Jennings
Boris Karloff
Otto Hoffman
Fear Missing Couple Met With Foul Play
Lima officials renewed the search for Earl Truesdale and Thelma Woods who disappeared after a Saturday dance. Their car was found near an abandoned water filled quarry on the city edge. The quarry was dragged and dynamited with no bodies found yet. Officials expect remains near the car site. America's grapefruit production is estimated as six sevenths of the world crop.
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Lima
Earl Truesdale
Thelma Woods
America
Employes urge use of B and O railroads in Cumberland
Cumberland workers across B and O Railway crafts circulate a shore to shipper message urging patrons to favor rail freight and passenger transport over trucks and buses. The drive, signed by shopcraft leaders, notes payroll and investment in Cumberland and asks buyers to request rail shipping while highlighting limited trucking profits.
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Cumberland News
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Cumberland
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Bus Hnes
R. R. Robinette
W. J. Jones
Voilermakers
J. L. Heller
J. R. Greise
B. D. Lew Carmen
W. L. Grant
J. L. Brady
H. Cook
H. A. van Meter
J. E. Squires
Hearings End With Briefs Due June First Across Sectors
Commissioner Brainard and examiners Flyn and Stephan concluded hearings nationwide. Railroads, employes, executives, bus and truck operators, civic groups and state regulators participated. Parties must file briefs by June 1 after receiving extensions from the last sessions. National Grange and other rail groups submitted briefs.
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Flyn and
Stephan
National Grange
Association of Railway Labor Executives
National Automobile Chamber of Commerce
Railway Express Agency
Death Ends Romance and Father’s Pursuit Across Continents
A New York newspaperman backed by unlimited funds pursued a couple across the globe. The chase started with Hector Fuller in Gibraltar and Port Said, finally reaching Hongkong where Mott refused entreaties. Mott lost access to an immense fortune, estimated at 25 million dollars. He then worked odd jobs in the Far East to survive.
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Hector Fuller
New York
Fuller
Gibraltar
Port Said
Hongkong
Puller
Mott
Far Cor
Lindbergh Plans Orient Air Tour Without Child
Col Lindbergh outlined to officials that the trip aims to tour the Orient. He and his wife plan an air tour of two or three weeks around China and Japan, with no plan yet for returning whether by boat or via northern air routes.
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Lindberg
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China
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Twins Released After Held For Questioning
Pittsburgh reported on June 4 that twins 19 year olds (2)-Bet ty and Mary Fallon of Boynton Somerset County and Mrs Wilbur Black 21 were released after being held for questioning in a East Liverpool toll bridge robbery probe. Three men were bound over for court: George Bauman 21 Wilbur Black 19 and Charles Willoughby.
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Mary Fallon
Boynton
Somerset
Wilbur Black
East Liverpool
East End
George Bauman
Charles Willoughby
Mount Holly farmer grows grain for dairy herd
B D Kelly of Mount Holly North Carolina farms 50 acres of small grain to feed his 40 cow dairy herd.
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B. D. Kelly
Mount Holly
N. C
Pickets Routed at Cedar Grove Mine as Tear Gas Used
Washington county deputies used tear gas to scatter 260 to 300 strikers at the Cedar Grove mine near Ayella. The demonstration involved 800 to 900 people marching on Mountour No. 10. no injuries or arrests reported. The National Miners Union strike spread with actions from Soudan and other mines, including plans to march to Bethlehem mines at Ellsworth and Marianna.
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Washington County
Cedar Grove
Ayella
Washington
J. A. Seaman
Mountour No. 10
Pittsburgh Coal Company
National Miners Union
Soudan
Bentleyville
Gibson
Hillman Coat Company
Firson
Bethlehem
Ellsworth
Marianna
DURI NGER Famine of Crime Linked to Cop Killer Crowley
The article recalls Durringers tie to Francis Crowley who faces execution for killing a Long Island officer. Crowley and accomplices were cornered in a Manhattan apartment after a gun battle with about 150 police. Tear gas and machine guns were used in the raid.
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Sing Sing Death House
Long Island
Manhattan
Public Auction Sale of Grafton Lot Under Trust Deed
Trustee W Merle Watkins will sell at public auction a lot in Grafton Taylor County West Virginia fronting 40 feet on West Main and running back to Weaverling at the junction of West Main and Leonard streets. The sale is June 13 1981 at 1 PM at the Taylor County Courthouse front door. Terms are cash.
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Guy W. Cole
Frances M. Cole
W. Merle Watkins
Taylor County
West Virginia
Grafton
Starcher and Hefner
West Main Street
Leonard Street
Trustee's Sale Notices in Taylor County WV
Public sale of property in Taylor County West Virginia on June 13 1931 at 1 pm under a deed of trust dated April 23 1925 by Bert T Riley and wife to W Merle Watkins trustee. Property fronts 65 feet on High Street and extends to Grand Street, Lots 31 and 32 Mary E Jaco addition South Grafton containing a dwelling. Terms cash. Trustee signing.
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Bert T. Riley
W. Merle Watkins
Taylor County
West Virginia
Grafton
High Street
Grand Street
Mary E. Jaco
South Grafton
U S debate over Canadian tariff rises eyed impact on trade
Washington reports say a commerce department study warns higher Canadian duties could cut U S exports by about 4 percent, risking $25 million annually in shipments to Canada and affecting employment. Assistant Secretary Klein urged protest and cautioned on domestic impact, while Canada faces pressure in ongoing talks.
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Washington
Crim Commerce Department
Dominion
Canada
United
Fiduciary Accounts Before Commissioner of Accounts
Notice lists guardian and committee accounts for settlement. John Ward guardian of Mary Williams infant. Dellett Newton committee of Evaling Cotrill non campus. Dated June 2, 1931, J Guy Allender Commissioner of Accounts. June 1 11.
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John Ward
Mar ‘Williams
Dellett Newton
Cotrill
J. Guy Allender
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