Frankenstein Horror Film at Strand Towering Monster Thriller
A long review praises Frankenstein at the Strand Theater as a supreme chilling Universal production. It lauds Boris Karloff as the monster and Colin Clive as Frankenstein, comparing it to Dracula and The Hunchback of Notre Dame for sheer thrills and dread. The article details the laboratory creation, brain swap, murders, and dramatic wedding interruption, calling the film a genuine nerve shredder and the era’s top horror picture.
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Strand Theater
Ceares
Sgenox
Notre Dame
el Sien
Danglimg
Ecian
Frankestein
Athd Hi Eetautt
Grothear
Truman Hudy
Seluitist
Frankenstein
Waldiian
Viaukenstein
Waldnitg Dais
Car
Boris Kavlot
Colin Clive
Rankenstein
Gerenk
Barrett Held On Fraudulent Breach of Trust Charge
A. S. Barrett bound over to next term of Sullivan county elven in court on a charge of fraudulent breach of trust by Magistrate P. E. Hurst yesterday. Barrett’s bond set at 2000 dollars after he allegedly appropriated about 200 by discounting a note at Doburs Taylor Hardware Company.
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A. S. Barrett
Sullivan County Elven
Mauristrate ‘Pe. Hurst
Harrett
Barrett
Doburs-Taylor Hardware Company
Jarrett Funeral Rites Held for Opal Fay Jarrett
Funeral services were held at Lebanon church at 10:00 today for Opal Fay Jarrett who died after a prolonged illness at her parents home. Burial followed in Lebanon church cemetery. Survived by her parents four brothers and three sisters.
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Opal Fay Jarrett
Lebanon Church
Opal Fay Jarreth
Andy Jarrett
Jarrett
Lynn Bachman Chapter R A M to Convene Twice This Evening
Lynn Bachman Chapter No 150 R A M will hold two stated convocations this evening at 7 o clock in the Masonic chambers Strauss building Broad street for regular business Visitors invited and members urged to attend.
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Lynn Bachman
Masonic Chambers
Strauss Building
Broad Street
Two Boys Sent to Nashville School
James West aged 14 was committed to the Tennessee Agriculture and Training Schools Nashville by Juvenile Judge Collins. Foster father Thomas West spoke of the boy’s mischief and hope the school will reform him. D Crawford, 14, was committed to the Tennessee Industrial School at Nashville as part of a drive to place habitual truants in reform schools for training and better conduct.
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James West
Tennessee Agriculture and Training Schools
Nashville
Collins
Thoma West
Mr. West
West
Judge Collins
James
D. Crawford
Tennessee Industrial School
Facsimiles of Kidnap Letters Received Here
Local police headquarters has received facsimiles of notes allegedly left on the window sill of the Lindbergh mansion by the Baby Lindbergh kidnappers. Chief Crawford said a careful check would be made of handwriting from prisoners and any handwriting matching the facsimiles would be compared with Col Schwarzkopf of the state police.
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Charles A. Lindbergh
Lindy
G. G. Crawford
Crawford
Col. H. Norman Schwarzkopf
State Police
Deanton
N. J
Bandits Await Gallows Death
SHREVEPORT La June 1 I L Patterson and Boris Tolett white men awaited death on the gallows for the slaying of Charlie Jones a Caddo parish merchant in an attempted holdup last year. After the state pardon board declined to recommend a commutation attorneys abandoned plans of seeking a reprieve from Governor Allen. The condemned men spent their last hours with spiritual advisors in their death cells and prepared for the march to the gallows between noon and 3 p m
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Shreveport
I. L. Patterson
Boris Tolett
Charlie Jones
Caddo Parish
State Pardon Board
O. K. Allen
Deash
Tollett
Style up with tan coats and sport trousers
A breezy ad touts sport trousers as key to pairing with tan coats this summer. It promises low prices that will make eyes bulge and wallets smile as readers upgrade outfits from breakfast to bed.
Safety Responsibility Law Aims Public Protection in Motoring
J Clifton Stredder of the A A A Kingsport Inn announces a Safety Responsibility Law proposal to Tennessee lawmakers. The measure enforces driver license controls, permits suspension for major offenses, liquidation of judgments before driving, and bans driving in any state while under a ban. It targets reckless and judgment proof motorists, seeking to remove unfit drivers from roads.
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Zoth
J. Clifton Stredder
A.A.A. Kingsport Inn ‘State Automobile Association
Tennessee
Massachusetts
Stredder
States
District, of Columbia
Damages Cited Over Reckless Can Use Cited Quotes
An unnamed source discusses potential damages from can misuse, noting concerns about recklessness and the inability to obtain compensation. The fragment implies liability questions and calls for caution without detailing specific parties or actions.
Johnson City Vets to Join Bonus Parade
More than 200 World War veterans from the national soldiers' home in Johnson City plan to travel in trucks and automobiles to Washington on Thursday to support the bonus fight. Floyd S. Hawkins, leader of the group, announced telegrams indicating more veterans would join the caravan along its route. Original plan to go in boy cars was abandoned.
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Johnson City
Tenn
Washington
Floyd S. Hawkins
Leacher
Hawkins
Bond Market Brightens As Rails Lead Gains
New York June 1 AP Sunshine broke through bond market gloom with substantial gains across many loan classes. St Louis Southwestern 4s maturing today jumped as much as 22 points after a late road board decision to refund, while Nickel Plate issues of similar maturity rose about 8 points. Other notable gains came from Santa Fe, Boston and Maine, Baltimore and Ohio, Chicago and Northwestern, St Paul, Illinois Central, Missouri Pacific, New York Central and Pennsy lines.
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New York
St. Louis Southwestern Consolidated
Santa Fe
Boston
Maine
Baltimore and Ohio
Chiago
Northwestern
St. Paul
Illinois
Missouri Pacific
New York Central
Pena
Market rally shores up US bonds and equities
Sylvania and Union Pacific led a broad rise in utilities and industrials as banks and other groups followed. American Telephone, American Smelting, International Telephone, Postal Telegraph, Armour and Co. and several gas and energy players posted gains while French issues weakened and German and British bonds showed mixed moves. US government securities advanced modestly, early gains not fully retained.
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Sylvania
Union Pacific
American Telephone
American Smelting
International Telephone
Postal Telegraph
Armour and Co
Consolidated Gas
Columbia Gas
Kansas Gas
North American
Loew
Shell Union Oil
Texas Corp
Utility Power and Light and
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
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