Governor's Wife Attacks Frick Coke Leaders at Apollo Rally
Mrs. Gifford Pinchot, wife of Pennsylvania's governor, denounces H. C. Frick Coke company as in bad faith during a mass meeting of Allegheny Valley steel workers and miners in Apollo. She cites Thomas Moses for resisting steps to prevent bloodshed and recalls the governor's plea to close Fayette mines 24 hours longer. Moses and UMW vice president Philip Murray meet today to seek peace and end the coal field strike. State police and highway patrol keep order as she condemns steel trust officials for wages and conditions.
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Apollo
Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
H. C. Frick Coke Comany
Allegheny Valley Steel
Re. Pinchot
Thomas Moses
Frick
Moses
Fayette County
Coal Company
Philip Murray
United Mine Workers
Increase Shown In Passenger Traffic
Passenger traffic on the southern division of Eastern Air Transport Inc during September showed a 72 percent rise over September 1932. Atlanta led with a 114 percent increase. Growth is linked to better business conditions and added day and night services. cities in the division include Greensboro Winston-Salem High Point Charlotte Spartanburg Greenville Atlanta and Macon.
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Atlanta
Eastern Air Transport, Inc
John K. Ottley, Jr
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
High Point
Charlotte
Spartanburg
Greenville
Macon
Hong Kong Remains Among World’s Top Transshipment Ports
Hong Kong continues to be recognized as one of the world’s leading transshipment hubs. Analysts note its strategic harbor, efficient logistics, and strong shipping services sustain high cargo throughput and position in global trade networks.
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Hong Kong
Hollywood Gossip Tidbits From Screen World
Hollywood gossip notes Wynne Gibson bears a scar from a spill during rehearsals with Mrs. Jimmy Cagney. Bebe Daniels owns a rare Samuel Morse painting, one of only 12 in existence. Ginger Rogers allegedly never snores due to a special sleeping arrangement. Wallace Smith, a screen writer, counted Ponco Villa among those he knew from four Mexican revolutions. The first boy to rise Clara.
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Wynne Gibson
Jimmy Cagney
Bebe Daniels
Samuel F. BR. Morse
Ginger Rogers
Tammy
Wallace Smith
Ponco Villa
Villa
Clara
Side Glances: Quick Hits About Hollywood Stars
A string of brief portrait notes on performers and industry figures. Billy, a Brooklyn soda jerk turned misunderstood music admirer. Victor Joy, a top Hollywood pianist. Bing Crosby’s whistle, Borange with seven pennies for luck, Marjorie Rambeau with seven gold bracelets. Plus quirks from Brown, Chandler, Roulin, Baxter, OBrien, Harvey, Eindel, and many others.
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Bow
Brooklyn
Billy
Victor Joy
Hollywood
Bing Aon Greege
Frank Borange
Marjorie Rambeau
Joe KB. Brown
Chick Chandler
New York
Dont Trifle With Common Constipation
Constipation grips a person subtly with headaches and fatigue. Kellogg's Alt-Bean is promoted as a tasty remedy providing bulk like bran to form a soft mass that clears intestinal wastes. Two Att-Bran portions daily advised. see a doctor if unresolved.
Exercise to Improve Posture and Back Tone
A vintage health snippet describes a back and neck straightening routine. It instructs lying on the floor with knees bent, lifting the spine end, keeping the neck pressed to the floor, and raising arms overhead to stretch back and chest muscles.
Freak Ears of Corn Displayed in Local Window
Two freak ears of corn were shown in The Enterprise window. One ear combines red and white grains and was grown by 8. BE. Payne at his farm, drawing curiosity from passersby.
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Enterprise
BE. Payne
Corn Prizes and Oddity Report From Thomasville Route Two
A reader from Thomasville near Hasty High School reports a five ear of corn growing as one plant. The unusual ear, contributed by W. P. Welbur, was grown about six miles north of the city on his property.
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Thomasville
Hasty High School
W. P. Welbur
Patagonian Snake Fossil Display Set for NYC Museum
A 36 foot Patagonian snake fossil believed to be over 45 million years old will be shown at the American Museum of Natural History in New York City. The display highlights one of the largest fossilized snakes ever found and underscores paleontological advances in South America.
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American Museum of Natural History
New York City
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