Hague Denies Reds Charges In Free Speech Case
Newark June 17. Mayor Hague faced questions on civil rights as his stance against Communists dominated the Jersey City free speech trial in federal court. Hague asserted Communists and Reds are not equal to Democrats or Republicans and urged suppression, while plaintiffs seek an injunction restraining Hague and associates from interfering with CIO and ACLU activities.
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Frank ‘Hague
Jersey City
Hague
Jersey
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Deniei
Cio
ACLU
Honor Woman Jurist receives honorary law degree
Ohio State University confers an honorary doctor of law on Judge Allen, the sole woman on the U S circuit court of appeals. The ceremony takes place in Columbus while the judge's home is in Cleveland and the court's headquarters are in Cincinnati.
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U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Ohio State University
Columbus
Cincinnati
Judge Allen
Cleveland
Central Press
WPA Truck Wrecks Injures Six Workers Near Beckley
A WPA truck carrying clients to work left the highway, injuring six workers, with M. D. Parley, 51, the most seriously hurt from a fractured leg and severe bruises. Witnesses suggested front wheels may have locked before the crash.
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Beckley
WPA
M. D. Parley
Captain Robert Taylor Dies in Huntington
Captain Robert Taylor veteran river steamboat operator and builder of the Enos Taylor died in Huntington June 17. He retired ten years ago after running the Huntington to Gallipolis line. John Crigger Jr. of Warrior was hospitalized with a chest wound and reportedly shot himself after a reprimand.
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Robert Taylor
Enos Taylor
Gallipolis
Welch
John, Crigger, Jr
Warrior
Crigger
New Dixie Theatre Hosts Jane Withers in Rascals
Jane Withers arrives in Grafton at the Dixie theatre with a Gypsy van for a 20th Century Fox feature Rascals. The film stars Withers with Borrah Minevitch and his harmonica troupe, and features Robert Wilcox Rochelle Hudson in a wedding caper plot. Battle of Broadway screens alongside with Louie Hovick and cast including Raymond Welburn, Lynn Bari, Jane Darwell.
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Dixie Theatre
20Th Century-Fox
Borrah Minevitch
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Robert Wilcox
Rochelle Hudson
Tzigane
Rochelle
Wilcox
Robert Ellis
Helen Logan
H. Bruce Humberstone
John Stone
Donlevy
McLagren
Mesopotamia
Mexico
Lafayette Escadrile
France
Louise Hovick
Punch
Raymond Welburn
Lynn Bari
Jane Darwell
Robert Kellard
Battle of Broadway stars McLaglen and Donlevy in Dixie comedy
Victor McLaglen and Brian Donlevy headline the Sunday Dixie release Battle of Broadway from 20th Century Fox. Both veterans of war, they play hardened figures in a riotous tale about the American Legion’s New York visit, blending stage and screen pedigree.
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20Th Century-Fox
American Legion
New York
Victor McLaglen
Brian
Ritz Brothers Coming to Strand Sunday
The Ritz brothers will perform at Strand Theatre on Sunday. In their unique act they blend comedy and musicianship, recounting early antics from Brooklyn high school days and basketball pranks. The trio’s wild stage routines, coupled with banter and lively rhythm numbers, promise a nostalgic entertainment experience.
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Kentucky Moonshine and Pop Culture Collide in Coney Island
The scene mentions Sin City style pop antics with Jimmy Durante at the piano and a receptor of wide pants among American youth. It notes a film lineup including One in a Million and Kentucky Moonshine. A Potomac ferry accident near Shepherdstown rerouted traffic after the ferry struck shore.
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Jimmy Durante
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Shepherdstown
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Frederick
Relief offices urged to close as attacks rise
Cleveland officials report growing violence against welfare staff amid a statewide relief crisis. With less than 20000 left for emergency food orders, workers fear outbreaks as irate relief recipients lash out. Legislators face a bill to fund between 13 and 17 million dollars for the rest of the year.
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Frank Bubna
Della Milder
State Senate
House
Primary Was Very Costly in Pennsylvania Race
Pennsylvania campaign spending ran high with Lieutenant Governor Thomas Kennedy reporting 353,847 in payments plus 127,529 in unpaid bills. Charles Alvin Jones won the Democratic gubernatorial nomination while Judge Arthur H. James led the Republican costs at about 408,000 with a 77,000 deficit. Pinchot and his wife tallied 111,000 in personal expenditures as the Jones Earle ticket filed 106,996 in outlays, 161,348 receipts, and 61,034 unpaid bills.
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Pennsylvania
State Elections Bureau
Pene
Thomas Kennedy
Charles Alvin Jones
State Committee
Wiest
Arthur H. James
Pinchot
Funeral services for Mrs Georgiana Young Schoolfield
Plans announce funeral services to be held tomorrow for Mrs Georgiana Young Schoolfield 64 wife of Dr G C Schoolfield a prominent West Virginia surgeon in Charleston June 16.
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Georgiana Young Schoolfield
G. C. Schoolfield
West Virginia
Army Poster Features Betty Woodburn as Model
A new army recruiting poster stars Betty Woodburn, 16, of Newee, daughter of Maj. Thomas Woodburn, head of the publicity bureau. The image aims to inspire support for military service through youthful, attractive portrayal.
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Newee
Maj
Thomas Woodburn
Noose Publicity Bureau
Actor Eliot Cabot Falls From Wall in Bronx Injury
Boston family member Eliot Cabot aged 39 was found with a fractured skull in the Bronx reportedly from a fall. A witness said he dropped 18 feet from a wall around the Croton Aqueduct. Three years earlier Cabot leapt from a Cambridge window twice in one day and had appeared in Broadway plays with various parts.
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Boston
Eliot Cabot
Bronx
New York
Cabot
Croton Aques
Cambridge
Mass
Clyde Morris Voted Fairmont's No 1 Citizen
Clyde Morris, city water director, was named Fairmont's outstanding citizen for 1987 38 year by the Rotary club. He was cited for developing Morris park and his work in obtaining a municipal swimming pool.
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Rotary Club
J. Clyde Morris
City Water
Morris
Morris Park
Ex teacher Amy Riggle Barry dies in Fairmont
Amy Riggle Barry, former county teacher, died in Fairmont on June 11. She was the widow of publisher and editor Christopher B. Riggle of the Tyler County Journal. The obituary notes her prior service in local schools and her connection to the Tyler County press.
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New York
Mme
Alma Clayburgh
Mme. Clayburgh
James Hooper Crew
Boston
Fairmont
Amy Riggle
Barry
Christopher B. Rigegle
Tyler County Journal
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