Key Industries Cooperating Boost Planned Employment
Washington August 14 key industries are backing a plan to guarantee long term employment. The Movement for employment relief urged by the U S Chamber of Commerce targets submission to President Hoover before September 1. Senator Dickinson said an administration plan is in the offing. Julius H Barnes chambers chairman advocates employment guarantees as a buffer against depressions.
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Washington
United States Chamber of Commerce
Hoover
Dickinson
Iowa
Mr. Hoover
Julius H. Barnes
Chamber of Commerce
Msce
Girl Faces Syndicalism Trial in Ohio Camp Case
Miss Irene Dixon a 20 year old Communist bound over to the Ashtabula county grand jury in Jefferson Ohio on a criminal syndicalism charge She faces a potential ten year sentence and a 5000 dollar fine Sheriff's action dispersed 60 children at the Young Pioneers camp near Conneaut after she refused to close the private property camp listing her as director Also pictured at the preliminary hearing is attorney Mrs Yetta Land of Cleveland
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Ashtabula County
Jefferson, O
C. H. Blanche
Jefferson
The
Young Pioneers
Conneaut
Dixon
Yetta Land
Cleveland
Columbus' Son and Other Questions Answered
Ferdinand Columbus accompanied his father to the Indies, later returning to Spain to work as a geographer and write a biography. Frances Willard has no statue in the Hall of Fame in New York. a statue exists in Washington's Capitol Statuary Hall. Mount Marcy in Essex County is the highest point above sea level in New York.
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America
Ferdinand Columbus
Indies
Spain
Frances Willard
Hall of Fame
New York
Capitol
Washington
Mount Marcy
Essex County
Scouts Return From Camp White Rock Adventure
Scouting Troops Nos. 1 and 2 completed a two week outing at Camp White Rock on the Capon river under Scoutmaster Eugene B. Cooper. Eagle milestones reached by Frank Bell Taylor with Douglas Cather and William Ryan near completion. field day featured cross country and canoe events. Rev. E T Clark led religious services. plans set for year round weekend camps to strengthen community Scouting ideals.
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Camp
White Rock
Capon River
John M. Taylor
John R. Perrine
Douglas Cather
Camp White Rock
Eugene B. Cooper
Frank Bell Taylor
William Ryan
John L. Perrine
Charles Elting
Ricard Largent
Jimmy Grove
E. T. Clark
I. E. Alley
Blackstone
Joe Ritter
Joe
Warner Brothers slate and Capitol Colonial bookings
Warner Brothers Pictures announces forthcoming productions while Capitol and Colonial Theatres list current bookings reflecting the week’s film showings and venue schedules.
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Capitol
Colonial Theatres
Public Defender with Richard Dix at Capitol Theatre Today
The feature and its director J Walter Ruben are highlighted as the Capitol Theatre presents The Public Defender starring Richard Dix. Ruben, a New York City native, started performing at age eleven in a stage son role for his real mother Ruth Walters, marking a notable show business origin.
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the Public Defender
Richard Dix
Capitol Theatre
J. Walter Ruben
RKO Radio Pictures
New York City
Ruth Walters
David Manners A Nova Scotia born actor's stage to screen journey
David Manners born Raulf Aklom in Halifax in 1905 pursued athletics and drama at the University of Toronto. He shifted from acting to behind the scenes work to write plays then returned to the stage with the Theatre Guild in New York. His favorite role is Peter Ibbetson and he later played Raleigh in Journ ey's End under First National Pictures.
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Raulf Aklom
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Manners
Duke of Rutland
Diana Cooper
University of Toronto
New York
The
Theatre Guild
Peter Ibbetson
Los Angeles
South Seas
Roanoke World News Cartoon Question on Summer Resort
A Roanoke World News feature humorously asks what at a summer resort could make you so obsessed with blanket counts that you assume others care. The quip riffs on vanity and social norms in a light, satirical tone.
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Roanoke World News
Desolate volcanic road leads to Lee Lawson in Hawaii
An aged cripple named Death, once a sturdy man, travels a lava field toward Pele’s realm after receiving a warning from a mysterious friend. He then returns to his shack to face two visitors, the Lamovits, who question him about Helen Standish and possible hidden evidence.
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Pele
Halemaumau
Hell's Wash-House
Lamovit
Angel
Yourson
Simon
Oscar
Death
Mr. Death
Lee Laweson
Lamovits
Helen Standish
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