Dial telephones for some senators approved
Washington June 25 The Senate approved a compromise allowing dial telephones for those who want them and no dials for those who don t Senator Glass who sponsored the resolution ordered the dial phones removed from the Senate wing but did not object to those who wanted them Senator Swanson introduced the resolution authorizing their reinstallation for those who desire them
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Share Prices Sink To New Low Ground On Exchange
New York June 25 prices slumped on the New York Stock Exchange after early fluctuations. After a morning rise many stocks fell $1 to $5 or more, with U S Steel dipping below 152 and American Tobacco losing around 4 to 6 dollars. Rail shares faced strong bear selling while trading remained dull and dominated by professionals.
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Norfolk and Western
Canadian Pacific
Delaware and Hudson
Northern Pacific
Tobacco topping urged by Georgia growers and buyers
V B Shelburne who rents the Thomasville Tobacco Warehouse for three years arrived from eastern North Carolina and urged Georgia growers to top tobacco as soon as the button forms. He said topping improves flavor color and finish, leaves on the plant provide strength, and blooms cannot be sold. He expects manufacturers to have buyers here this season and aims for satisfactory prices.
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Thomasville
North Carolina
Shellburne
Georgia
Local visitors and town notes mix with ads and events
A crowded column lists visitors from Macon Atlanta Albany and Montgomery plus residents at home. Mentions include J D Addison D E MckKeithan W C Mosely L M Harrison and others with notes on trips and social visits. Also advertisements for Moore Music and J ess Annes dining and a notice on dog inoculations and city health rules.
Baseball results wrap MLB and NL games across cities
In the American League, St Louis defeated New York 5 to 4 with Lazzeri hitting a first inning homer, while Philadelphia beat Chicago 8 to 4 and Detroit edged Boston 2 to 1. In the National League, Philadelphia played Chicago, Brooklyn met Pittsburgh, and New York faced Cincinnati with late innings producing the noted scorelines.
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Border Patrolman Wounded by Liquor Smugglers Near Rio Grande
In Laredo Texas June 25 border patrolman Robert W Kelsey was ambushed and critically wounded by liquor smugglers. A blood trail to the river suggested he fired back wounding at least one attacker. Patrolmen dispersed the group after Kelsey held them off. Five sacks of Mexican liquor and two revolvers were recovered nearby.
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The Divorcee Acknowledged as Major Norma Shearer Film
MGM prepares The Divorcee with Norma Shearer in a standout production praised as her greatest triumph to date. Conr ad Nagel Chester Morris and Robert Montgomery lead a strong supporting cast amid lavish New York society settings filmed partly on a Catalina yacht.
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Los Angeles
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Mary Dugan
Robert Montgomery
Florence Heldridge
Helene Millard
Mary Doran
Tyler Brooke
Zelda Sears
George Irving
Helen Johnson
Ursula Parrott
Nick Grinde
Zelda
New York
Catalina Island
Kingsford Smith’s Fiancée Joyful Over Atlantic Flight
Melbourne awaiting news of Captain Charles Kingsford Smith and the Southern Cross after his successful crossing to America. Mary Howell recalls a nerve wracking wait and plans a September marriage. Admiral Byrd sends congratulatory telegram acknowledging the feat and aviation progress.
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