Pickford and Fairbanks to discuss future talk at Hollywood
Hollywood Aug 15 The biseloware was made yesterday by Mary Pickford that she would confer with her husband Douglas Fairbanks shortly. She arrived from Chicago with the announcement but refused to reveal the conference's nature or the likelihood of reconciliation. Fairbanks travels to attend his sister-in-law Ma. Margaret Fairbanks' funeral in Los Angeles then heads to Hollywood.
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Steps For Ending Of Strike Urged In Minneapolis
The Minneapolis Protective Committee urged President Roosevelt to call a federal election to determine workers representation amid the truckmen strike, arguing the costs of military rule exceed 400000. Employers doubt the strike leaders want settlement as mediators had accepted the latest offer. Portland truckmen vote on arbitration. In Dover, Ohio Greer Steel plant closed after brick throwing injuring a guard. 250 workers had walked out over reinstatement discrimination. Philadelphia police found 32 sticks of dynamite in a strikers’ home. three men jailed suspected of plotting Gulf Refinery plant destruction.
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Youth given term in cut
Theophaius Talbert, 17, charged with firing two revolver shots at Kemp's Mill farmer Harvey Brewer, was sentenced to six months in the House of Correction after pleading guilty to assault. Brewer testified. Talbert said he fired to frighten him, a former three months’ employee.
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Fighting Air Force Second To None In U S Plan For 4300 Planes
Washington Aug 15 A plan to build an army air corps fleet of 2300 planes and a naval force of 2000 planes would place the United States on a par with France in aircraft numbers. France leads with 3738 planes while the U S totals 2739 in military use. The article notes oceans as defensive advantages and cites a civil air reserve about twice as large as the combined civil fleets of other powers, with American transports rated superior. It discusses obsolescence, production capacity, and a Baker committee finding that wartime air power relies on war time built planes.
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Uncle Sam Promotes Ace Status of United States Aviation
The piece argues that the United States leads in aircraft production and industrial capacity essential to national defense. It outlines three Army Air Corps craft types pursuit attack and bombardment planes praising pursuit for altitude and maneuverability, attack for low altitude hedgehopping, and bombers for long range and night capability. Navy air forces boast highly performing fighters, praised as best in their class.
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Insull Taking It Easy While Trial Awaited
CHICAGO Aug 14 Samuel Insull Sr once ran 72 000 workers and 85 boards of directors and faced mail fraud charges. Now at 74 he eases into days of four to six hours of leisurely activity while awaiting his forthcoming trial.
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Insull Returns to Chicago Amid Vindication Campaign
The text notes Samuel Insull was brought back to Chicago from Istanbul last May in frail condition with the family physician warning of danger from over exertion. He is following medical advice while continuing his stated aim of vindication announced upon his return to America after an extended abroad.
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Elks Boys Band Makes Hit Here
The Elks Boys Band of Washington DC played to about 1000 music lovers in Public Square Hagerstown during a two hour concert after performing at the Fairgrounds. James L. Kidwell directed. The 60 member youth organization will perform at the San Mar Orphans Home and again this afternoon before returning to DC. Notable solos included Gardiner Shrode age 12 on trombone, Harry Allen on cornet, and Robert McKenna on xylophone plus a cornet duet.
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Reno Harp Chosen Head of Pythians
Frederick Md August 15 Reno S Harp local attorney was Tuesday elected Supreme Chancellor of the Knights of Pythias at the Supreme Lodge in Chicago. The elevation follows a year as Supreme Vice Chancellor with no opposition for the top post. Five candidates were in the line for the position Harp relinquishes.
D D D Prescription Promises Quick Itch Relief
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