City YMCA Cage Tournament Opens With 12 Teams
The Y M C A sponsored city county independent basketball tournament starts at 7 tonight in the x gym with Green Imps and Pharis Rubber Company opening the event. Twelve teams enter the contest with four seeds Green Imps Battling Barbers Aurora and M C A and byes for South Side Independents Battling Barbers Baptists and Vikings.
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Bob Lambert
Ray Grinnan
Harry Donnachie
Carter Peters
Skinny Withers
Bpharis
Kenneth Marquess
John Booth
Jim Beverlin
Shaky Paugh
Luke Grow
Mente Folio
Bunk Ridenour
W. W. Pittman
South Side
Bug Robinson
Carl McFadden
Howward White
Frank Graham
Don Poe
Fin Jones
Denzil Davis
Kenneth Bolyard
Bimpson
Dick Campbell
Clifford Stedman
John Bee
Maggie Bartlett
Woodrow Laukes
Leroy Gelhausen
Battling Barbers
Francis Duffey
Tony Lobis
Claude Hudson
Oren Cole
Hayward Cross
Charles Stolzenfels
Robert Davison
Lars Paugh
Aurora
Clarence
Marvin Parrish
Dent Wiles
Delbert
Wotring
Elmer Stemple
Glen Teets
Clifton Christman
Frank Stemple
Carroll Lowe
Louis Ford
Pirates
Philip Gerkins
John Ford
Robert Neason
Robert Deegan
Chas. Cockrell
Fred Gilmore
James Foy
Joe Barlowy
M. c. A—Byas Blaney
Archile Keefover
James Bee
Ernie Riddle
Ike Robinson
Clyde Hickman
Ches Blue
Dana Poling
State reforestation plan advances with big tree orders
West Virginia state plan calls for large scale reforestation as the Game Fish and Forestry Commission reports orders exceeding 75,000 trees for land replanting with many more orders anticipated, signaling a broad restoration push by the commission.
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West Virginia
Game, Fish and Forestry Commission
Commis
Record Breaker to Furnish 150000 Trees for Reforestation
The commission offers red pine and Norway spruce saplings at nominal prices. Applicants may request application blanks to obtain trees for land reforestation. Immediate action urged to secure 150000 additional trees.
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Sion
Commission
Daladier to Seek Payment of 19 Million Dollar Debt
Paris reports Premier Edouard Daladier prepared to declare for payment of the 19,000,000 dollars owed to the United States. He discussed the matter with Foreign Minister Paul Boncour after Deputy Rene Richard's resolution. Heriot expected to push the measure through within a week, with government support once a majority is assured.
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Paris
Edouard Daladier
Chamber of Deputies
United States
Paul Boncour
Rene Richard
Chamber
Edouard Herriot
Foreign Affairs Committee
Daladier
Opera House Lion Stars In The Half Naked Truth
Jackie a 180 pound five year old lion dominates on the RKO lot during The Half Naked Truth at the Opera House tonight Tuesday and Wednesday. The animal’s trainer Melvin Koontz says the lion is gentle though expert marksmen stand by to intervene if needed. Actors Lee Trac Lupe Velez Eugene Pallette Frank Morgan and Shirley Chambers may portray the featured roles but Jackie commands respect with his claws and teeth at the production site.
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Jackie
Lion
RKO
Opera House
Lee Trac
Lupe Velez
Eugene Pallette
Frank Morgan
Shirley Chambers
Therlion
Melvin Koontz
Cub-Hood
Selig Zoo
Los Angeles
Koontz
Gregory la Caya
Me And My Gal Opens At Strand With Tracy Bennett
Raoul Walsh directs this Fox comedy romance featuring Spencer Tracy and Joan Bennett in leading roles. Marion Burns provides solid support as the narrative follows a sharp detective and a worldly restaurant cashier through a lively city romance.
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Spencer Tracy
Joan Bennett
Fox
Raoul Walsh
Marion Burns
Gal
Strand Theatre
Rales
Me And My Gal Adds Lively Comedy With Gangster Twist
The romance flourishes as a detective uncovers an escaped gangster hiding in the home of his sweetheart's sister with a paralytic father in law. J. Farrell Macdonald shines as the irrepressible father, Marion Burns leads as Miss Ben Veer, George Walsh plays the convict, and Noël Madison appears in a crook role. Raoul Walsh directs this one of his best efforts since The Yellow Ticket. shown again today and Tuesday.
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Miss Bennett
Mr. Tracy
J. Farrell Macdonald
Marion Burns
Ben- Veer
George Walsh
Henry B. Walthall
Noël Madison
Raoul Walsh
My Gal
Three Killed In Army Transport Plane Crash In Fog
Washington report says Lieut James A Willis and two passengers Major James A Willis and Major John A Parker died when an army C 19 transport crashed in fog near Washington. Willis had flown from Pope Field North Carolina four years in service. The party had traveled to North Carolina field last Friday.
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Washington
James A. Willis
John. A. Parker
Army
Bolling Field
Virginia
Willis
Pope Field
Fayetteville
North Carolina
Major Parker
Fed extends deadline for hoarded gold return
Chicago report states the Federal Reserve Board has extended the return deadline for hoarded gold to March 27. Officials of the seventh federal reserve district received notification of the extension as of March 20.
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Chicago
Federal Reserve Board
Victory High Clinches West Virginia State Cage Title
Victory High of Clarksburg captured the state scholastic basketball title with a 40 to 28 win over Charleston. Gocke led Victory with 16 points while Tyler paced Charleston with 15. Elkins defeated Gary 35 to 28 for third place. All tournament stars named include Gardner Charleston and Gocke Victory forwards Taylor Charleston center Phares Elkins and Scolpio Victory guards. Dr Roy McCuskey presented a silver loving cup to Mrs. A A Rohrbough who has attended every state tournament since its inception.
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Buckhannon
West Virginia
Doughty
Victory High
Clarksburg
Mountain Lions
Charleston
Gocke
Tyler
Elkins
Gary
Gardner Charleston
Victory
Taylor
Phares
Scolopio
Roy McCuskey
West Virginia Wesleyan College
A. A. Rohrbough
Weston
Rohrbough
Government extends gold withdrawal deposit deadline
The Washington district reports the original metal redeposit deadline has expired but officials will accept deposits without penalty until further notice. A telegram from the Federal Reserve Board extends the final date to March 27 for gold redeposit, urging banks to forward lists of all persons who withdrew gold since February 1, 1933 and have not redeposited by March 27.
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Washington
Frida Nighty
Federal Reserve Board
Allersons
Two More Boys Implicated In Guard Assault
Sheriff and deputies return with four youths from Ripley Huntington and Fayetteville who were jailed after the fatal attack on Ulysses Arnett at the Industrial School for Boys. Harold Becheler, 17, is jailed for the death blow. Two additional reform school inmates are named as implicates and will face prosecution. A preliminary hearing is set for Wednesday before Magistrate James Lilly amid secrecy.
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Lee Bennett
Harry Batson
Charles Shamblin
Alden Hoke
William Snow
Ripley
Huntington
Fayetteville
Ulysses G. Arnett
Industrial School For Boys
Fairmont
Harold Becheler
Summers County
Reform School
James Lilly
Pruntytown
Pharis Triumphs Over Pirates In Tight Finish
Pharis rallied in the final quarter to defeat the Pirates after trailing most of the game. Fog of the Pirates led scorers with 12 points, while Booth land Paugh of the Pirates followed with 13 and 12 points respectively.
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Pharis Tire
Pirates
Fog
Pocket Co Charged In New York Prison Case
A pocket directory notes he had been co charged from a New York state prison on March 14. He had letters signed Pop postmarked from Waynesboro Pennsylvania. New York City authorities were asked to assist in the investigation of the double slaying.
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New York State
Waynesboro
New York City
Officials Discuss Future Motor Plans in Studebaker Case
In South Bend on March 20 officials met in a closed session to discuss Studebaker Corporation's future plans after placing the auto maker in friendly receivership last week. The Edwards Iron Works filed the receivership petition, claiming about 6 229 dollars. Conservators were appointed by Judge Pittman as Beverlin and White Motor Company executives, with firm names and roles noted but no public statements issued.
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South Bend
Ind
Studebaker Corporation
Pioneer
Edwards Iron Works, Inc
FGF Tot
Thomas W. Pittman
Slick
Paul G. Hoffman
Booth
Vance
Beverlin
Studebaker Concern
A. G Sseon
Bean
White
Motor Company
Cleveland
Total Sessons
Pirates
F. FG
Pone Enim
Neason
Foy
Gerkins
Deegan
Gilmore
Cockrell Oo
Barlow
Roosevelt Orders Tree Planting for Hyde Park Estate
President Roosevelt, keen on reforestation, sent in his own handwriting an order to the State Conservation Department for 5,000 tulip poplar seedlings and 4,000 balsam transplants for Hyde Park. He has reforested his estate for 20 years and his stands are regarded as models by silviculturists.
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Albany
Roosevelt
State Conservation Department
Hyde Park
New York
Farmer Finds Bodies Of Slain New Yorkers
A farmer driving to church found two bodies dumped from a car in Bedford New York. Each victim had two pullets in the heart and one in the head. Papers in their pockets identified Joseph Callegari, an ex convict from Brooklyn, and Frank Russo of Ozone Park, Long Island. A parole card was found on Callegari.
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Farmer
Bedford
N. Y
Church
Joseph Callegari
Brooklyn
Frank Russo
Ozone Park
L. I
Callegari
V U to Ask R F C For Dormitory Funds
Charleston on March 20 Arthur B Koontz a West Virginia Board of Control member said an application will be filed with the Lion Corporation for funds to build a men s dormitory and two additions to the women s hall The Legislature authorized the board to borrow money for the project The dormitories would be paid from room rent and student board Koontz reported the plan would house about 500 students at a total cost just under 400 000
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Charleston
Arthur B. Koontz
West Virginia Board of Snen
Iion Corporation
Board of Control
Koontz
Rail Shares Hold Firm Market Vibe Amid Cautious Trade
New York traders tracked a cautious mood as rail shares showed a steady tone this session. Union Pacific Louisville and Nashville Delaware and Hudson and Coca Cola gained about two points, while Santa Fe Baltimore and Ohio New York Central and Pennsylvania rose roughly one half to one point. U S Steel and American Telephone stayed near steady amid broader activity. Federal data note that every sea passenger lost last year meant about five million were carried safely.
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New York
Tme
Washington
Union Pacific
Louisville & Nashville
Delaware & Hudson
cocoa-Cola
Santa Fe
Baltimore & Ohio
New York Central
Pennsylvania
U. S. Steel
American Telephone
Pair In Magistrate's Court Draw Fines
Islet Philpot colored arrested Saturday night on a charge of assault and batter preferred by Memie Ramsey. He pled guilty and was assessed 16 dollars. Raymon Spec Hussion charged with being drunk appeared before Magistrate Ona C. Jefferys and was fined 10 dollars and jailed ten days for nonpayment.
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Islet Philpot
Memie Ramsey
Ona C. Jefferys
Raymon
Spec" Hussion
Jefferys
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