Film Industry Spends Millions Across Nation
Four major Hollywood studios unveiled full annual programs with capital outlays over 46 million dollars boosting Southern California employment by about 16 thousand and expanding wage scales in several firms. Reports from San Francisco and Vancouver note rising retail activity and wage increases across multiple sectors, while Fox Film Corp. outlines a year of 664 features 160 shorts and 104 weekly newsreels with an unofficial budget near 10 million dollars.
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Processing tax to be applied on wheat under new act
Washington dispatch reports that the processing tax will be applied to wheat under the agricultural act, effective June 30. Agriculture administrator George N. Fook said the tax applies regardless of whether wheat prices rise or fall, outlining the government’s stance on the policy.
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Raft Cast Draws Photographer’s Attention in New Role
A fragmented caption describes George Raft on set with photographer and cast notes. Mentions Chediepe Raft and Canada Taft, with unclear references to locations and mid production details.
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Conference To Start August 4 At Westminster College
The twenty eighth annual New Wilmington Missionary Conference will be held at Westminster College from August 4 to 11. W Don McChie says the gathering will include a boys camp, a tabernacle tent, a kitchen for meals, and dormitories for young women with classes in Old Main Memorial Conservatory and Science Hall. Delegates expect more than 300 attendees with a balanced staff including Dr R F Galbreath and Professor Alan B Davis.
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Banking Firm Kuhn Loeb Faces Massive 1932 Losses
International News Services reports Kuhn, Loeb and Co. of New York suffered a 50 percent asset shrinkage in 1932, from 68 million to 34 million, revealed in a Senate banking inquiry balance sheet. The inquiry also shows the American investing public lost about 100 million financing Pennroad securities with Kuhn Loeb aid.
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Legion Juniors Evenly Matched in Legion Post Baseball
Gomer Emery of Perry Gaston Post 343 notes 36 juniors compete for first team with 20 by Saturday. Two first teams hold deadlocks at Centennial field 3 3, 4 4, and 6 5, showing strong parity. A representative team will be chosen soon to compete district wide. About half a million youths participate in Legion baseball events nationwide.
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Boys Steal V F W Band Instruments
Two youths are in custody on charges of stealing band instruments from the V F W Bugle and Drum Corps. Police say others are involved and will be arrested. The charges were filed before Alderman W J Ewing by Charles Marshall who runs the V F W Toy Shop.
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Four Boys Rob Toy Shop On East Main Street
A group of youths reportedly broke into a toy shop on the same block as Sutton Street and stole drums trumpets bugles toys and straps. They were chased. one boy was captured and the stolen goods turned over to the police. Larceny charges are expected. Otters are said to be implicated. The shop had been robbed previously.
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Community Visitors Attend Union and Church Events
Mr Jackson notes visits from Edith Hartnell Wilkinsburg and Harold Hartzell New Castle to Ferguson and Douglas households. Burleigh Clark Stoneboro joins Battery B reunion, with local families present. United Presbyterian Church offers no service July 2. Sunday school at 10 a.m. led by superintendent Howard Kennedy. Lucille Meanor and Almigra Pitts plan to attend Pittsburgh’s seventy fifth United Presbyterian anniversary.
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Former Justice of Peace Ordered to Pay Wife
Former Justice of Peace Egan was ordered to pay his wife $40 monthly after a June arraignment on a desertion charge. Rosina McCall Egan from Alexandria testified he caused her to sign checks totaling $2,000 and moved savings to joint accounts, with total receipts of about $3,600. He admitted using the money for bills and faced a $1,000 bond for monthly payments. A Shenango Pottery group outing to Wilmington, with a 6:30 supper and activities, was also noted.
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Oxford Ohio Chosen For U P 1934 Assembly
The 75th general assembly of the United Presbyterian Church denounced the laymen foreign missions inquiry and postponed merger with the Presbyterian Church. It selected Oxford Ohio as the site for the 76th assembly next year at Western College for Women. Date moved to June 20 to avoid college conflicts.
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Entombed miner rescued after cave in at Madeira fuel
In Carmel Pennsylvania on June 30 Joseph Terescavage, a miner, was pulled alive from a rock and coal collapse at the Madeira Fuel and Mining Company. Rescuers worked through three shifts since Wednesday morning. Terescavage survived with nervous shock and exhaustion and was taken to Shamokin State Hospital. Two other workers were injured in the incident.
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City Plans Removal of Independent Brewing Company Buildings
City officials convened at the City Building and passed a resolution by Safety Director D C Davies to remove several structures of the Independent Brewing Company on Bridge Street, deemed nuisances by councilmen acting as a board of viewers. bids for removal are to be sought. Real estate transfers include George C Kenemith to Henry Lehman in Hickory township and trust transfer of J Reed Carpenter to E H Evans in Ellwood City with $220 and $1 respectively.
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