County Farmers Hold Picnic at Jordan Springs
The Frederick Cooperative Park Bureau of Winchester and the Wadesville Local of the Farmers Union held a joint basket picnic at Jordan Springs Hotel near Stephenson. About 800 to 900 attendees enjoyed music, swimming, and horseshoe contests, with speeches from district leaders and a prize ceremony. One child sustained a minor head injury but no serious harm occurred.
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Frederick Coperative Park Bureau
Winchester
Wadesville
Farmers’ Union
Jordan Springs
Stephenson
G. Edgar Soutter
Farmers’ Union of
C. W. Sollenberger
Woodstock
Sollenberger
Benson
Washington
Boy Scouts
G. F. Holsinger
McGaheysville
Stuart Moffett
Staunton
Moffett
Robert Barr
John W. Barr
New York
Barr
Patrick Murphy
Waynesboro
Melvin Hummer
Clearbrook
Barnes To Play At Capitol Tonight And Tomorrow
Billy Barnes, popular young organist, appears at the Capitol tonight and tomorrow night in conjunction with the feature Miss Pinkerton. He debuts His Radio Review, an arrangement of theme songs of radio stars. Barnes is nationally known as a leading atre organist and has won strong local praise.
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Billy Barnes
Capitol
Amended Notice Of Motion Filed Against Teachers
An amended notice of motion for judgment on behalf of Emma Lee Bledsoe through Margaret against RAL Wall and R. E. Ayler Stephens City High School instructors seeks $5,000 damages for injuries to the plaintiffs on school grounds. The filing follows a judge’s ruling on a demurrer noting insufficient breach of duty statement. The suit alleges negligence after a daughter fell over a barbed wire fence at the school, erected by Wall and known to Ayler, the principal.
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Emmalee Bledsoe
Throug Margaret ‘S
Ral Wall
R. E. Ayler
Stephens City High School
Circuit
John P. Allen
Aylor
Chicago radiologist charged with murder over wife’s death
Dr. William A. O'Brien, a Chicago radiologist, is charged with murder for allegedly administering a new drug to cause his wife’s death. A prominent handwriting expert claims a note indicating death by own action was penned in his hand, linking him to the case.
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William A. O’brien
Chicago
O’brien
Automobile Insurance Protection Ad
An insurance notice urges readers to insure their automobiles today, highlighting loss of money, worry, time, and potential publicity from accidents. It frames coverage as protection against serious injuries, damaged cars, claims for damages, lawsuits, and judgments. Publicity and uncertainty are noted as risks.
Miss Pinkerton to Screen by First National Studios
Capitol Miss Pinkerton by Mary Roberts Rinehart moved from The Saturday Evening Post to the screen rights after a bidding war. Rinehart will help select the leading lady with Joan Blondell chosen for the sleuth role, supported by George Brent and others. Bert Roach appears in The Marriage Vow, a Merrie Melody cartoon The Queen Was in the Parlor, and Billy Barnes presents His Radio Review with radio star songs.
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Miss Pinkerton
Mary Roberts Rinehart
Saturday Evening Post
First National
Definition of brother in law in Webster’s dictionary
Webster’s dictionary defines a brother in law as the brother of one’s spouse or the husband of one’s sibling. The term may also refer to the husband of one’s wife’s or husband’s sister, though usage varies and accuracy depends on context.
Hable's Palace Show Features Metropolitan Life Tale
Hable's Palace presents a realistic film about city life and moral concerns with a musical comedy misfit and a dramatic romance set against luxury and downfall. The program includes a Mickey Mouse cartoon, Fitzpatrick Traveltalk, and Hearst Metrotone News, with Friday’s main feature The Viking.
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Moorehead
Fitzpatrick Traveltalk
Hearst Metrotone News
The
Viking
Varrick Frissel
Palace
Horse Island
Labrador
Wilfred Grenfell
Geo Melford
Soviet Russia Seen Through American Eyes in 1930 Visit
Central Press reports on Senator Wheeler and colleagues recalling 1923 and 1930 Moscow tours. They describe pervasive espionage echoing czarist days, fear of talking openly, and Moscow's belief that U.S. politics follow big business. They question communist rhetoric versus on‑the‑ground outcomes.
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Soviet
Russia
Burton K. Wheeler
Montana
America
United States
Wheeler
Alben W. Barkley
Kentucky
Bronson Cutting
New Mexico
United States Chamber of Commerce
Moscow
Washington
Who's Who in Washington Premier MacDonald Plan
London cables report premier Ramsay MacDonald will not visit the United States now to discuss debt reduction or cancellation due to the approach of a national election. His remarks amuse diplomatic circles in Washington as he acts with deference to voters while timing his judgments for later.
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Ramsay MacDonald
England
London Cables
United States
Washington
MacDonald
Hoover
Rapidan
Atlantic
Hoi Polloi
Yankee Land
Washington Monument
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Warner Bros
Mary Roberts
Rinehart
Billy
Ricardo Cortez
Farmers & Merchants National Bank
Virginia
Manhattan
Fisher
State Organization
Governor
Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Anna Chess
Fairchance
W. J. Ruble
Chess
J.W. Arthur
General Insurance
Rouse Ave
Local Claim Service
Warner Bros. Capitol
Hable’s Palace
Charles P. Stewart
Washington, D. C
Senator
Burton’ & Wheeler
Who's Who In
Bessie Love
Conway Tearle
Natalie Moorehead
David Rollins
Emma Dunn
Hearst-Metrotone News
Ameine
Varick Frissell
Sealer
Greenwood Farm, Inc
Cooperative Dairy News
Hamman’s Dollar Store
Palm Beach
Gray & Sheetz
N. Main St.s
West Cork Street
Shirley Carter
Fred L. Glaize
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