Sane Laws For Liquor Urged By W.O.N.P.R. Head
In Washington last night the disrupted W O N P R wrapped up with 400 members from 43 states hearing Mrs. Charlies H Sabin urge sane liquor laws and obedience to allow children to profit from lawful conduct. She called for open and respectable drinking under reasonable rules, light taxes to curb bootlegging, and education based temperance.
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Washington
Charlies H. Sabin
Mayflower Hotel
Alto
United States
Christian R. Holmes
New York
Beauty Queen Corliss Palmer Divorced in Los Angeles Court
Corliss Palmer, the Georgia Peach beauty, testified in a Los Angeles court and was granted a divorce from Eu gene Brewster, the once wealthy publisher. She said he neglected her shamefully, noting they met in 1920 after she won a magazine beauty contest Brewster sponsored.
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Corliss Palmer
Georgia Peach
Los Angeles
Eugene Brewster
Corliss
Brewster
Upward Trend In Business Attributed To NRA
Reports from NRA headquarters tell of heartening increases in business as merchants and manufacturers note gradual and steady improvements under the recovery program. Voices from Mallory Hat Co and Commonwealth Life Insurance cite higher bookings and growth, with wider gains in exports, orders, and retail activity across districts.
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The
Star
Washington
New England
F. T. Joy
Mallory Hat Co
C. J. P. Lucas
Commonwealth Life Insurance Co
Louisville
Totel
National Retail Dry Goods Association
Ganas Ata Gaanes
Em N
Dun & Bradstreet
Melville Shoe Co
Park & Tilford
Federal Reserve
Philadelphia
Chicago
St. Louis
Kansas City
Richmond
Dallas
San Francisco
Cleveland
Minneapolis
Northwest
Community Notes from Mount Pleasant VA
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Allamong and sons Calvin and Roy visited Mount Williams relatives. Locals attend Gospel Pentecostal Church near Hayfield. Several families from Mount Pleasant visit. Asa Racey improves after illness. James Boyce family cuts winter wood.
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Mount Pleasant
E. C. Allamong
Calvin and
Roy
Mount Williams
John Perry
Bob Wright
Chambersville
Dorsey Ritter
Pearl Cochran
Warner Dyke
Gospel Penecostal Church
Hayfield
Alice Cochran
Margaret
Mildred Ritter
James Boyce
Clarence Cochran
Woodrow
Edward Perry
Harry Lamp
Mesdames
Vernon Milhon
Ada Russell
Louise Smith
Emmett Copenhaver
Winchester
Asa Racey
Omer Hamilton
Washington, D. C
Oliver Hamilton
Mr Dorset Ritter Courted John Perry On Sunday Evening
Mr Dorset Ritter acted as a caller during a Sunday evening visit to his friend Mr John Perry. The informal gathering centered on social chatter and companionship in a quiet neighborhood setting.
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Dorset Ritter
John Perry
Local greetings fill Boyce Brevities this week
Mr and Mrs Conrad Russell of Washington visited Mrs Minnie Carroll in Boyce. Numerous residents and friends traveled to Berryville Warsaw and Richmond for holidays and family gatherings. Mrs Clay Carr Mrs Belle Petty and others spent time with relatives in nearby towns.
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Boyce
Conrad Russell
Washington
Minnie Carroll
Beard
Weyers Cave
Charles Beard
George Baker
Virginia Baker
Philip Grim
Celia Lanhan
Berryville
John Hart
J. T. Jolliffe
Lee Clark
Joseph Shenk
Luray
Charles Adams
J. 8
Vowell
Ruth Peyton
Warsaw
Elspeth Peyton
Alexander Jolliffe
Clay Carr
Belle Petty
William Eddy
Robert Colston
Oscar Carr
Charles Shenk
Virginia Shenk
L. E. Clarke
Thomas Armel
Lloyd Dofflemyer
Sam Garver
New York
Garver
Gilbert Cadwallader
J. H. Ritter
Emma _ Beamer
S. K. Anders
R. E. Reid
Richmond
Mr. Reid
Commissioneers of the Revenue
Havana Widows at Warner Bros Capitol A Fast Comedy
A lively Warner Bros Capitol review lauds Havana Widows a brisk comedy with rapid gags and sharp dialogue. Joan Blondell and Glenda Farrell star as gold digger chorus girls supported by Guy Kibbee Ruth Donnelly and Kyle Talbot. Also featured is Bonnie Scotland travelogue and upcoming features After Tonight and Please.
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Warner Bros. Capitol
Joan Blondell
Glenda Farrell
Guy Kibbee
Frank McHa
Ruth Donnelly
Kyle Talbot
Bonnie Scotland
Constance Bennett
Gilbert Roland
Bing Crosby
Paramount
Buck Jones Stars In Thrill Hunter At Colonial
Buck Jones, favorite of every youngster in this community, appears today at the Colonial Theatre in the latest and most thrilling Western picture Thrill Hunter.
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Buck Jones
Colonial Theatre
Evolving Price List in City Markets Shows Dep. Rates
A local scan lists varied deposit and price figures with multiple entries such as 1.95 to 3.00 dollars and 15c to 75c deposits. The snippet notes a broader citywide trend in pricing across several items and markets.
Manganese Mine Revival Seen Across Virginia Area
J Carson Adkerson of the American Manganese Producers Association reports strong revival prospects for domestic manganese. He cites reopening efforts in Shenandoah and Frederick counties and plans in Cedar Creek Valley and Tennessee Valley, driven by steel demand and new power developments. He argues Russian ore imports are not hindering US production and foresees job growth and regional money flow in Southwest Virginia.
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Woodstock
J. Carson Adkerson
American Manganese Producers’ Association
Virginia
North
Adsee
Kentucky
Shenandoah
Frederick Counties
Blue Ridge
Cedar Creek Valley
Winchester
Mr. Adkerson
America
United States
Caucasus
Russia
MD. Adkerson
Tennessee Valley
Shenandoah Valley
Frederick
Vailey Prone
Southwest Virginia
London Markets See Good Prices for Smaller Apples
European fruit expert notes steady to rising prices for small apples amid plentiful orange supplies and rising shipments. London often offers higher prices than Liverpool for small counts, with 24 inch barreled apples fetching up to 4 shillings above Liverpool. Fresh arrivals total 355 000 bushels this week. next week预计更大供应量。
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United Markets
A. Motz
Europe
Foreign Service
Department of Face of the
London
Liverpool
Virginia
California
Mob threats guard Missouri killer to Penitentiary
Sheriff Thomas B Bash of Jackson County Missouri escorts Paul Kauffman from the county jail in Kansas City to the state penitentiary at Jefferson City The confessed attacker and murderer of 17 year old Avis Woolery faces a pending appeal after a mob threatened to lynch him He will be held in prison until the Supreme Court acts on the second appeal.
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Thomas B. Bash
Jackson County
Missouri
Kansas City
Paul Kauffman
Avis Woolery
Jefferson City
Kauffman
Supreme Court
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Hardwool Lumber
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Shell
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Shell Station
Amherst & Boscawen Sts
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Twin-City Oil & Cas Corp
Bickers Motor CO
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