Signa Serene Final Q A on Women’s Hour at Paramount
The Enterprise presents the last installment of Signa Serene’s Q A column. She will answer questions tomorrow at ten in the morning during a women only performance at the Paramount theater with a personal interview to follow.
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Paramount Theater
Ans
Nortel
U. S. Navy
Navy Yard
Charleston
Mass
Quartermasters Department
Frank
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Tims
Cc. A
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L. W. Co
Signa Serene
Sheraton
Safest Way To End Baby's Cold Ad
Safe, early use of Dr. Moffett's Teethina powder is advertised to head off coughs and colds in infants. The copy claims Teethina safely purges impurities and supports immunity, promising quick relief and stronger resistance, with a 30 cent price and a free baby book offer from C. J. Moffett Co.
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C. J. Moffett Co
Dept
Columbus, Ga
Rhodes Trial Opens Over Embezzlement Charge In Hendersonville
Testimony began in Hendersonville as state accuses J Mack Rhodes, former president of First Bank and Trust, of embezzling twenty one thousand dollars. Witnesses describe false journal entry and missing certificate deposits, with Rhodes reclining in court and denying pleas for delay.
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Mar
J. Mack Rhodes
First Bank and Trust Company
H. G. Kramer
Rhodes
Daily Cash Journal of the Bank
T. R. Grubbs
Board of Directors
Kramer
Hoyle Sink
National conference weighs shorter hours and wealth spread
Washington March 12 AP Shorter working hours and wider wealth distribution are suggested to ease unemployment and industrial troubles at the progressive conference. Scripps-Howard president Robert I. Scripps backs a five day week and six hour day, while labor leaders Green and LaFollette push for public employment exchanges and economic policy machinery. LaFollette attacks mergers and wage cuts proposed by industrial leaders as unhelpful.
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Washington
Mar
Progressive Conference
Robert I. Scripps
Scripps-Howard
William Green
American Federation of Labor
LaFollette
Wisconsin
Norris
Nebraska
D. B. Robertson
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engineers
Green
Robertson
Scripps
George E. Soule
Labor Bureau
New York City
Congress
Leo Wolman
National Bureau of Economic Research
Economic Council
Additional stoves placed in Tabernacle for show heats
Two more stoves were installed in the tabernacle today to use during the remainder of the Automobile Show, which runs through Saturday. Officials say three stoves will distribute heat more evenly than one, even though the building was not cold last night.
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Tabernacle
Progressive leaders push for labor reforms at conference
LaFollette and Norris outlined new committees on unemployment, agricultural relief, and public utilities. William Green of the AFL urged action to curb job losses from machinery, backing a five day workweek and "work security" while opposing any consolidation plans that neglect workers. The speakers stressed federal measures, unemployment insurance, and opposition to recognizing Soviet Russia.
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Borah
Idaho
Norris
Nebraska
Green
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Progres
Congress
America
Russia
Will Speak to Y's Men's Club Tonight
A supper meeting of the Y's Men's club at the Y W C A is scheduled for 6 30 this evening R K Stewart a notable business and religious leader will be the after dinner speaker His address will focus on Robert Burns the Scottish poet
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Y's Men's Club
R. K. Stewart
Robert Burns
New Model Airplane Patent Aims To End Nose Dives
The U S patent office issued a patent for a new model airplane by Sibley of Martins Ferry Ohio. It features an extra propeller for weight carrying and two stabilizers designed to prevent nose dives.
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Washington
A Sibley
Martin’s Ferry
Ohio
Clues Sought in Murder Case of 10-Year-Old Virginia Brooks
San Diego detectives chase a tire track cast and two hair strands from the victim to identify the killer who decapitated Virginia Brooks. A man described with a girl matching Virginia near her February 11 disappearance is a lead, with a suspect who used the name George Silvers in a Los Angeles hotel dying by suicide. Envelopes from a San Diego hotel and a mutilated wallet tied to the case are under scrutiny.
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Virginia Brooks
Camp Kearney Mesa
Here
Virginia
L. C. Odell
Bill Williams
Mountain Lions
Los Angeles
George Silvers
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