Land Buy for Shenandoah Park Accelerated by Alexanders
Virginia officials report mounting land purchases for Shenandoah National Park as 44,486 acres along the Blue Ridge have owners who accept the 160,000 acre area price. The Alexander tract 22,000 acres is key with lenders withdrawing objections and more landowners nearing agreement.
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Blue Ridge Mountain
Virginia Commission
Shenandoah National Park
Mount Vernon Survey
William E. Carson
Conservation Commission
Albemarle
Augusta
Rockingham
Greene
Pace
Madison
Rappahannock
Warren
Swift Run Gap
Elkton
Waynesboro
Panorama
Luray
Front Royal
Blue Ridge
Park Appraisal Commission
Alexander
Carson
Congress
Valley
Piedmont Virginia
Alexander Tract
Frank T. Tavenner, Jr
Woodstock
Mr. Garson
Natoonal Park Service
Pro- Shenandoah National Park
State Commission On Conservation and Development
National Park Service
Mount Vernon
Rockingham County
S. H. Marsh
State Conservation Commission
Marsh
Page
Department
Tavenner
Hunger Marchers Housed at Capitol Isolation Camp
About 2,000 marchers from the North and West were halted near the Capitol and diverted to New York Avenue under Major Ernest W. Brown. A further 1,500 came from the West and were moved into an isolation camp at Camp Meigs after a forced march across northern Virginia. Police limited access. most marchers faced overnight shelter or return options.
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Capital
Cumberland
Frank R. Kent
Washington
Capitol
Baltimore
District of Columbia
New England
New York
Pennsylvania
Boundary Line
Maryland
Ernest W. Brown
New York Avenue
Fourth Street
Virginia
Old Dominion
Pennsyl
Vania
Baltimore and Ohio
Major Brown
Herbert Benjamin
Carl Winter
Unemployed Council of
Greater New York
Baltimore Hunger March Ends as City Deploys Police
In Cumberland Maryland the 1800 hunger marchers camped outside the city then moved toward Washington under state and city police escort aided by deputized volunteers. Firemen helped patrol while Salvation Army fed the crowd. Mayor Henderson defended his refusal to provide shelter or food.
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One Hundred and Fourth Medical Regiment
Baltimore
Salvation Army
Fayette Street
Stephen G Nelson
Monroe
Washington Boulevard
Caton Avenue
Cumberland
Geo. Henderson
Oes
Washington
Winchester
W. W. Waters
Maryland
Toledo Gunkill Fatal Shot Linked to Gangster Plot
Police describe the Toledo killing of pretty Louise Bell, a Louisville manicurist, as an attempted gangster assassination. Jack Kennedy, operator of two speakeasies, was her companion in the car. he escaped unharmed while gunmen in a separate car fled.
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Toledo
Pretty Louise Bell
Louisville
Jack Kennedy
Miss Bell
Palace Tonight Showcases American Madness starring Walter Huston
The feature at the Palace is American Madness with Walter Huston delivering a standout performance as bank president Dickson amid a dramatic bank run. Constance Cummings Pat O'Brien Kay Johnson and Gavin Gordon support, with local audiences praising its power and realism. Palace extras include Paramount News Events Krazy Kat Cartoon and Battle for Life novelty plus two Essex-Terra plane tickets drawn Friday night.
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Erica
Palace
Walter Huston
Abraham Lincoln
Tom Ickson
Constance Cummings
Pat O'Brien
Kay Johnson
Dickson
Gaavin Gordon
Washington
Paramount
Clara Bow returns to film in Call Her Savage at Winchester
Warner Bros Capitol screens Clara Bow in Call Her Savage with stars Gilbert Roland Monroe Owsley Estelle Taylor Thelma Todd Weldon Heyburn Hale Hamilton Willard Robertson directed by John Francis Dillon screenplay by Edwin Burke camera by Lee Garmes. Ruth Etting in A Modern Cinderella and prison drama I'm a Fugitive From a Chain Gang with Paul Muni also shown with no price increase. Winchester to premiere the road show release nationwide.
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Tiffany Thayer
Savage
Gilbert Roland
Monroe Owsley
Estelle Taylor
Thelma Todd
Weldon Heyburn
Hale Hamilton
Willard Robertson
John Francis Dillon
Edwin Burke
Dillon
Sally
Burke
Lee Garmes
Clara Bow
Winchester
Ruth Etting
Graham McNamee
Capitol News
Warner Bros
Robert E. Burns
Paul Muni
United States
Golden Key Degree Conferred On George Wright
George Wright of Stephens City is named one of three Virginia Future Farmers of America boys to receive the fourth degree golden key in Kansas City Missouri. He previously earned the state third degree at Blacksburg in June 1931, ranking third in a class of 60. His FFA peers and friends praise him as a real farmer and offer congratulations, hoping others in Frederick County may follow.
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George Wright
Stephens City
Farmers of America
Virginia
Kansas City
George
Blacksburg
Frederick County
Plan for Better Control of Colds Proved by Tests
Greensboro NC clinical tests and home use show the new Vicks Plan for better control of colds cuts the number and duration of colds by half. More than half the cost of colds saved. Full details in each package of Vicks VapoRub and the new Vicks Nose and Throat.
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Greensboro
N. C
Vicks VapoRub
Vicks Nose & Throat
Delicious Returns To Colonial Theatre Tomorrow
Warner Bros. brings back the Fox hit Delicious to the Colonial Theatre for showings at 6 7 30 and 9 p m. The film featured Charles Farrell Janet Gaynor and El Brendel and drew hundreds when first shown.
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Colonial Theatre
Capitol
Fox
Charles Farrell
Janet Gaynor
el Brendel
Salvation Army Seeks Jobs For Men And Women
Men seeking work should apply to Major James Mars of the Salvation Army. The officer announced he can place several women in house work and assist with employment opportunities today.
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James Mars
Salvation Army
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Hee - Hee
Hawn
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Lee W. Stanley CenTral Press
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Elower
Henry Wallace
Iowa
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Wallace
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Geo. Wright
Warner Bros. Colonial
Alaggs
B. M. Carter
Carter
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