Royal visit lights up Edmonton with king and queen
King George and Queen Elizabeth arrive in Edmonton at 2 90 pm as part of their Canadian tour. They tour Jasper National Park exhibits three airplanes and tour a government dinner schedule, while staying in a deluxe log cabin with five bedrooms. The queen shows kitchen interest and the couple film wildlife including deer and a bear cub with their two servants in attendance.
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King and Queen Visit Scotsman Gardener at Jasper Park Lodge
A tall shy Scotsman, Willan Glass from Morayshire, chatted fifteen minutes with the king and queen at Jasper Park Lodge in June. He described flowers native to Canada and common grounds, as officials watched the encounter. The scene unfolded with polite introductions before Glass left with a cordial reception.
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Ronte
Robert Taylor Finds Real Luck Around L A
Jeff Davis profiles actor Robert Taylor born Brugh and his ascent from San Antonio beginnings to Hollywood stardom. The piece recounts early amateur theater, a rough spell at MGM, then the breakthrough in Society Doctor and Magnificent Obsession, with note of contemporary co stars and a liaison with Hedy Lamarr on Lady of the Tropics.
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Spangler Brugh
Robert. Taylor
Taylor Nee Brugh
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Hollywood
Bob Tirst
Taylor
Pontone
On & Amy
Hetpy
West Point
Henry Wadsworth
Robert Livingston
Russell Hardy
Lone Ranger
Hiho Livingston
Hedy Lasmart
M-G.m
Miss la- Tart
Holywood
Royal visit to Washington marks 46 hours of engagements
The British king and queen arrive for a 46 hour capital stay to meet Americans. A 1000 guests including 800 ex service men will greet them at the British embassy. Royal duties include wreaths on George Washington and Arlington tombs amid White House and embassy garden events.
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England
America
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California Assembly acts to prohibit killing wild burros
Sacramento June 21 The assembly passed a bill to prohibit the killing or capture of undomesticated burros after hearing Assemblyman Godfrey Andreas plead the case of the faithful little friend of the prospector. Andreas said herds of wild burros on the edge of the desert are being killed off and made into corned dag for. Burros saved many a man's life with their uncanny ability to seek out water holes in the desert country.
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Judge spurns royal visit for annual hometown trip
Elkton Kentucky June 2 The Supreme Court Justice James Mc Reynolds declined an invitation to a garden party for King George and Queen Elizabeth in favor of his yearly visit to his old home town. He said he preferred to be here to rest with old friends and emphasize peace and humanitarian ideals in the world.
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Elizabeth
Coyn
Kentucky- Tennessee
Keeps Old Pledge, Kills Officer in Tennessee
Benjamin Eugene Floyd, 23, who had threatened Ben McCullough years earlier, allegedly killed the Coffee County prison camp constable after being taken home to calm him. Floyd had been serving 30 days for theft when officers captured him.
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Coffee County
Tennessee
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Ghordif
Trade Upturn Seen In Week Trade
New York June 2 Trade movements showed a trend toward improvement with better sentiment and rising retailers sales in the past week. Year to year comparisons for retail trade remained around a 12 percent increase. wholesalers noted demand for warm weather goods and generally satisfactory business though small orders trimmed profits.
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New York
Dun and Bradstreet Weekly Review
Investigate Strike Marks Harlan Coal Mine No Contract
Harlan Ky June 2 National guardsmen probed the sniping incident at a Mahan Ellison Coal Corp mine in Harlan county. Brig Gen Ellerke Carter led about 1200 troops as shots from a mountainside at Liggett’s mine wounded no one and guardsmen did not fire back.
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of & “Group Loftien
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Mahan-Ellison Coal Corporaion
Firemen Delayed by Gasoline Theft in Chatham
Firemen arrived on foot to a downtown blaze after thieves siphoned gasoline from the fire truck. Damage to a denist office, a newspaper shop, and a nearby shop was estimated at 520,000.
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Chatham
Vox Populi Party Arrives in Nashville Letters
A Nashville newspaper hosts a literary party inviting featured writers of the year and signature letters to the editor. About 150 writers have accepted, with editor selecting top letters daily, while officials admit cautious optimism about the event.
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Renn
John Q. Public
Rank New Dealer
Anti J
Hayte
Window Loss Beset By Confed Currency Robbery
NORFOLK Va June 3 The proprietor of a Norfolk shop reports a robbery that broke a costly window and caused losses around 5000 in Confederate currency. The incident highlights security concerns for local retailers amid wartime disruption.
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Norfolk
Dallas probe broadens on loan shark activity
General Gerald O. Mann announced a state wide inquiry into loan shark activity. D. Burle Davies headed a Dallas based team gathering evidence after a San Antonio visit. Findings will determine if injunctions should be filed.
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Attord Tee
Gerald O. Mann
D. Burle Davies
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