Free Movie Day Opens Festival With Palace Theatre Show
The Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company of Virginia will again provide free films on the first day of the festival. From 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. the Palace Theatre on Loudoun Street will host cartoons newsreels and four company documentaries. The films include Once Upon a Honeymoon in Cinemascope and Color Voice Beneath the Sea Solar Battery and Antidote. Thousands have attended this popular open house event in prior years.
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Virginia
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Manon
Tovy
Palace Theate
Loudoun St
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Palace Theatre
Georgia Chief Justice Duckworth Acquitted on DUI Charge
Georgia Supreme Court Chief Justice W H Duckworth was acquitted of drunken driving charges and fined $50 for failing to stay in a traffic lane after his car struck two other vehicles on Peachtree Road. He denied intoxication and blamed a jammed accelerator. Judge Frank White praised his integrity but said two collisions were unacceptable. Duckworth has served on the court since 1938.
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W H. Duckworth
Georgia Supreme Court
Peachtree Road
Duckworth
Frank White
Laundry Hung To Dry Over Stove Catches on Fire
A laundry drying above a stove sparked a fire at the home of Mr and Mrs Ralph Vance on Siler Route around 11 30 am. Firefighters Reuss and Sarah Zane responded to the alarm. The trailer home behind Shockey yards on Martinsburg Pike sustained damage under $190 with clothing and a small ceiling patch burned.
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Ralph Vance
Siler
Vance
Shockey Yards
Martinsburg Pike
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