Easter Dress Parade From Hollywood Gowns Revealed
Hollywood stars unveil Easter gowns in a fashion parade with Claudette Colbert and Marion Davies leading tailored frocks and chic ensembles. Norma Shearer, Janet Gaynor, Jean Harlow, Mae West, Joan Crawford, Jeannette MacDonald and others present ivory fabrics, tweeds, and hats in blue, grey, brown, and navy palettes.
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Hollywood
Claudette Colbert
Panama
Marion Davies
Kay Francis
Norma Shearer
Janet Gaynor
Jean Harlow
Mae West
Joan Grawford
Jeannette MacDonald
Big Salaries Reported To Congress By F T C in 1933
The 1933 blue book lists top salaries in big business with Myron Taylor at U S Steel earning 162,562 and W A Irvin 100,000. Other executives include Harry F Sinclair 106,000 at Consolidated Oil, Crawford 100,000 at Jones and Laughlin Steel, Wilkinson 150,000 at Crucible Steel, Pratt 150,000 at Socony Vacuum, Teagle 102,272 at Standard Oil of New Jersey. Lammet Du Pont narrowly missed 100,000 with 99,999. Young and Swone earned 72,508 at General Electric. Hershey Chocolate’s William F R Murrie at 66,500.
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Myron
Taylor
U. 8, Steel Corp
W. A. Irvin
U. 8. Steel Corp
Harry F. Sinclair
Consolidated Oil Corporation
An Sorak
Continent Wal Oill Company
George
Gordon Crawford
Jones and Laughlin Steel Corporation
Pittsburgh
Wilkinson
Crucible Steel Corporation
H. L. Pratt
Socony-Vacuum Corporation
W. C. Teagle
Standard Oil of
New Jersey
W. S. Farish
Same Company
Lammet du Pont
du Pont de
Revivals Tabernacle News Sunrise Prayer Event
Tomorrow promises a busy Tabernacle day with three services starting early. A sunrise prayer by the Tabernacle's young people opens at six o'clock, described as one of the most interesting events yet.
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Tabernacle News
The
Tabernacle
Royalty Eyes Danish Union Amid Rumors of Engagement
Rumors swirl that Princess Ingrid of Sweden may wed Crown Prince Frederick of Denmark, with Sweden’s King and Crown Prince favorable if true. Ingrid travels in Cannes with the Duke of Connaught as court circles note prior interests from the Prince of Wales. Official denials regarding Prince Bertil’s betrothal to Christina Brambeck are treated with skepticism.
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Ingrid
Christian of
Sweden
Gustaf Adolf
Berdl
Christina Brambeck
Stockholm
Tabernacle Hosts Three Easter Week Services
The Tabernacle invites all to three services with Rev. Munyon delivering the afternoon message and special music. Rev. Cook from Pittsburgh will close the stay with a 7:30 evening sermon. No service tomorrow night due to Huster Sabbath preparations and sunrise prayer.
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Tabernacle
Munyon
Cook
Pittsburgh
Indiana
The
Stalemate in Rail Wage Fight Shows Split Views
The article outlines Eastman efforts to broker a temporary settlement in the railroad wage dispute. Labor reps oppose extending the 10 percent cut beyond year end, while railroad reps demand continuation unless earnings justify restoration. It notes traffic, deferred maintenance, and the need for a breathing space to revive conditions and protect jobs, with caution about future competition and wages. Also mentions Norwegian fjords warmed by the Gulf Stream and Ontario as a major gold producer.
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Eastman
Filthy Feed Troubles Chicks
County Agent Warner warns that disease and parasitic infection arise from feed contaminated with droppings. He urges placing grain and mash to prevent waste and contamination, using hopper designs from Extension Circular 131. Put feed containers on wire-covered frames and remove spilled feed during cleaning.
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Warner
Pennsylvania State College
Court House
Wide Powers to Crush Crime
Federal authorities seek legislation to curb extortion and stop cross state flight to dodge testimony. Bills would hit bank robbery and aiding escapes from penal institutions with up to 10 years' imprisonment and fines up to $5,000.
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Panal
Republicans After State Nomination Faces Emerging Field
Attorney General William A. Schnader was once seen as a durable contender due to early promises to friends. Charles J. Margiotti from Pittsburgh, backed by Senator James J. Davis and State Senator Frank Harris, appears settled in the race. Analysts predict a free and open Republican primary on May 15 amid shifting support, with Judge Robert A. Lamberton and others weighing options. Governor Gif Ford Pinchot’s return is expected to intensify the Senate contest against David A. Reed as campaign plans intensify.
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William A. Schnader
Charles J. Margiotti
Pittsburgh
U. S
James J. Davis
Frank Harris
Martin
Robert A. Lamberton
Philadelphia
United States
Joseph Grundy
William S. Ware
Judge Patterson
Thomas W. Phillips
Butler
Phillips
Gifford Pinchot
David A. Reed
Obituary Notice for Martha Gaul
Martha Gaul died late last evening after a crash into a bank shattered the windshield. Funeral arrangements are pending the coroner’s inquest. An obituary will appear in Monday’s issue.
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Martha Gaul
Greek and Turk cross bats in Insull case
In Istanbul on March 31 1940 74 year old Samuel Insull awoke aboard a Greek freighter facing arrest and a prosecutor's examination ashore as he awaited extradition amid Turkish government actions. His lawyers had hoped a 24 hour transit stay would shield him from capture.
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Istanbul
Samuel Insull
Insull
Chicago
United States
Easter Observances Across California Trail
Los Angeles March 31 More than 1 060 000 persons prepared to greet the Hastar dawn at sunrise services tomorrow on the Mission Trail from Death Valley to the Pacific Ocean and on Catalina Island. Sunrise at 5 40 a m signals Waster services with ideal weather. The Hollywood Bowl expected largest crowd with living cross by white clad children and Julia Kelar directing a symphony of harps. Mount Rubidoux Riverside near the desert fringe likely second largest turnout.
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Los Angeles
Mar
California
Death Valley
Pacific Ocean
Catalina Island
Hollywood Bowl
Julia Kelar
Mount Rubidoux
Riverside
Desert
Turkish action frees Greek ship after Intervient protest
Insull's Masotis detained in Istanbul after a Turkish refusal to release, despite protests by attorney George Pop and international figures. Pop claimed a grand effort to secure release with diplomatic outreach to Mustapha Kemal Pasha and Maximos, while denying reports of orders for arrest. Memorials note the deaths and obituaries of Rev. Ignatius Groll, music professor at St. Vincent's, with services pending at St. Mary's Church and interment at St. Vincent cemetery.
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George Pop
Insull
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Pop
Istanbul
Maximos
Maigtis
Ignatius Grolley
Ignatius Groli
St. Vincent’s
St. Mary’s
St. Vincent
Groll
St. Mary's
St. Vincent ‘College
St. Vincent Cemetery
Kin Funeral Rites Held For Stanley Kin
Funeral services for Stanley Kin, killed in the Ernest mine Tuesday, were conducted at 1 30 p m today in Fulton Run Union Church. Interment followed at Greenwood cemetery. Rev Arthur J Piehl of Zion Lutheran Church of Indiana officiated. Mrs Harry K Fisher dies after long illness at age 61 in Washington township near Creekside. She was daughter of Mr and Mrs Samuel Fry.
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Sheloca
Washington Township
W. M
James Meade
Creekside
Martha
Mae EB. Fisher
Norman Rice
Marion Center
Philip §. Fisher
Detroit
Ralph Fisher
Idaho
Kin
Stanley Kin
Ernest
Fulton Run Union Church
Arthur J. Piehl
Zion Lutheran Church of Indiana
Greenwood Cemetery
Harry K. Fisher
Annie Fisher
Samuel Fry
Denied right to slash wages in Detroit case
An undisclosed Detroit area insurance company had its request to cut wages denied today by the NRA compliance board. The company sought to dismiss 12 workers and reduce salaries of all employees earning over $1800 annually. The panel suggested economies target executives with high salaries instead.
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Detroit
NRA
Compliance Board
Daily Spending Pace Under Roosevelt Plan Explored
WALLINGTON March 8 INS staff correspondent reports that if Roosevelt meets the 1934 fiscal outlay of 10.569 billion dollars, daily government spending would average 64.16 million over the next three months, versus 23.18 million per business day in March. Officials foresee possible carryover of over 2 billion to 1985, with about 8.6 billion available for 1935, while 7.628 billion in emergency outlays are forecast for 1944 and 2.728 billion in 1935. Debts projected to rise to about 29 billion by year end, with 3.617 billion debt increase already since July 1. April to June could add 1.23 billion monthly. A cash balance of 4.864 billion exists, including 8.81 million in gold profits. The government plans new financing after Secretary Morgenthau returns.
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S. Thornburgh
INS
Wallington
Roosevelt
Tures
Morgenthau
Georgia
Trail's End For Convict
Neal Bowman a 90 year old Ohio convict fugitive moved through a gunfight at a rural filling station near Somerset Kentucky where he and accomplice Stanley Mercer were captured by two officers. Bowman suffered arm and head wounds while Mercer took a cheek wound. Both men were taken to Somerset Hospital and jailed with guards posted.
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Somerset
Mar St
INS
Trail’s End
Neal Bowman
Ohio
Bowman
Pulaski County
Ohio State Hospital For Insane
Limd
Stanley Mercer
Mercer
Here
Somerset Hospital
Market gains amid hopes for margin rule easing
Stocks rose as optimism over looser margin requirements buoyed sentiment in the market. Oils and aviation shares led the advance, with large blocks in Sperry Corp and Aviation Corp of Delaware boosting volume while rail and steel names posted modest gains.
Working Out Vet Payments Increase Aimed By VA
Washington March 31 The Veterans Administration moves to implement Congress liberalized veteran compensation. Administrator Frank T. Hines said the annual cost would be about 83 million dollars. Priority focus is on those removed under the economy act of March 20 1933 whose benefits are restored by law.
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Washington
INS
Veterans’ Administration
Congress
Frank T. Hines
Sidney Fox Changes Mind Over Divorce Again
Hollywood reports Sidney Fox filed a second divorce action against Charles Beahan, a film distributor, after dismissing a February suit. She alleges insult in front of guests and attempts to bar her from pursuing acting.
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Hollywood
Sidney Fox
Flm
Charles Beahan
Miss Fox
Beahan
Guesis
Old Time Singing School Revival For Public Education Day
Harrisburg calls for old-timers who joined 1880s one room schoolhouse singing to return next week for a tonic sol fa session. Dr Johann M Blose leads drills note reading and concert singing in a forum setting with period furniture, featuring classic songs like Long Long Ago and Auld Lang Syne.
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Harrisburg
Department of Public Instruction
Pennsylvania
Free Public Schools
M. Claude Rosenberry
Johann M. Blose
Lebanon
Nellie
Ben Bolt
Maggie
Home Sweet Home
History Comes Alive in School Event Series at Ritz Theatre
A public library program by the Little Theatre Players hosts a musical program at the Ritz Theatre at 8 30. Dr George W Gehrig of Pittsburgh will speak to Indiana citizens at the High School on Tuesday night April 10. A chorus directed by Lola Beeler and the High School Orchestra perform. On Thursday April 12 an historical pageant on the birth of the free school system will be staged in the High School Auditorium. Exhibits of old textbooks pictures equipment and pupil work will accompany events at the College and High School.
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Hellwood Parent-Teacher Association
George Lindsay
L. W. Learn
Misa Bernice Craig
Lindsay
County Council
Penn Run
Parent Education
Paederay Emergency Relief Administration
Heilwood
Helen West
Edna Mae Jones
Sanders
Indiana State Teachers College
Getty
Los Angeles
Little Theatre Players
Ritz
George W. Gehrig
Pittsburg
Indiana
Misa Lola Beeler
State Teachers College
Wirt calls U S Brain Trust a Hitler figure
Gary educator Dr. William A. Wirt testified before the House Investigating committee accusing the Brain Trust of planning a new social order. He said Brain Trusters claimed Roosevelt was the Kerensky of this revolution and that they had already picked Hitler to rule the new America.
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Washington
Mar
William A. Wirt
Gary
Brain Trust
Hitler
America
Special House
Wirt
Committee For the Nation
Roosevelt
Kerensky
Treasury Balance Report Shows Large Government Funds
Treasury balance as of March 29 stood at 4.849 billion dollars with detailed lines for mis. int. rey and customs receipts. A Southern Rhodesia government plan proposes a wildlife sanctuary one fourth Rhode Island in size, intended to be the world’s largest. Parasol ants are noted carrying leaves overhead like umbrellas.
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Washington
Mar
Treasury
Rhode Island
Southern Rhodesia
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