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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1929

Page

14

Abram Myers Faces Opposition In New Labor Role

Abram Myers, Fairfield native and former Federal Trade Commission chairman, resigns from federal service before turning 40 and takes a post as president and general counsel of the Allied States Association of Motion Picture Exhibitors. Criticism from R. F. Woodhull and supporters questions the new group’s inclusivity and future viability amid disputes with liberal circles.

Emmet Dougherty Courier Special Service Washington,d. C Abram Myers Fairfield Federal ‘Rade Commission Allied States Association of Motion ‘Picture Coolidge Motion Picture Theatre Owners’ of America R. F. Woodhull Independent Picture Producers Woodhull Mr. Myers Myers President Coolidge Federal Trade Commission Senate Commission Washington William 8. Kenyon Department of Justice Federal Lberals Labor Ellect

Priceless Letters Hidden in London Bank Cellar

London officials disclose a vault holding valuable letters by Wagner Mendelssohn Joachim Spohr and other masters. The Royal Philharmonic Society keeps them locked away due to space and funds, while other relics including Beethoven's Ninth lie in the British Museum. The secretary laments missed access for students and risk to the collection's future.

London Wagner Mendelssohn Joachim Spohr Royal Philharmonic Society of London Loye Buch J. Mewburn Levien Royal Philharmonic British Museum Berners Street Dvorak Cateer Levien

China to Place Restrictions on Grave Building

Shanghai dispatch reports the nationalist government plans to curb widespread grave construction across China. Old beliefs enshrine graves as sacred, hindering land development and industrial planning, with mineral surveys and a push toward enforcing usable land use amid changing rural life.

China Shanghai

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