Humanity Opens at the Palace with Fox film lineup
Fox feature Humanity debuts at the Palace tonight and Tuesday with Boots Mallory Ralph Morgan Alexander Kirkland Irene Ware in a romance of a young doctor drawn to money and luxury. Kirkland Mallory head the romance as Morgan plays the father guiding the faltering son. Palace manager Hable endorses the bill along with a Silly Symphony cartoon Paramount News Events and Lew White organlogue on the current bill.
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Palace
Boots” Mallory
Wampus Baby Star
Ralph Morgan
Alexander Kirkland
Irene Ware
Fox Picture “Humanity
Palace Screen
Kirkland
Miss Mallory
Hable
Paramount
Lew White
Three Martinsburg Churches to Receive Bequests
The will of the late Adolph Kogelschatz directs bequests to Christ Reformed Church St John Lutheran Church and Trinity Episcopal Church in Martinsburg. Executrix named widow beneficiary receives bulk of the estate. The will was signed nine days before his death June 28.
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Martinsburg
Adolph Kogelschatz
Ponent
Christ Reformed Church
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Trinity Episcopal Church
Joseph Urban Dies A Renowned Artist and Designer
Joseph Urban a famed artist and stage designer died today in New York at his hotel. He is survived by his widow and a daughter.
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Joseph Urban
Associated Press
New York
Advertising Shifts To Quality Over Price In New Code
The piece argues a national move under the Industrial Recovery Act toward codes valuing steady volumes at standard prices, emphasizing quality, workmanship, and courteous service. It cites Edgar Kobak of the Advertising Federation of America on a new day for sales and long term advertising investment, predicting a rise in institution-building copy from Chattanooga to national papers to boost merchant confidence and future profits.
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Edgar Kobak
Advertising Federation of America
General Johnson
Chattanooga
Carson Seeks Park Boundary Change Excluding Northern Lands
William E. Carson, chairman of the State Conservation and Development Commission, says there is a strong possibility that Warren and parts of Rappahannock counties could be excluded from Shenandoah National Park. A revised northern boundary to enable early park acquisition is under study, with 160000 acres from Jarman's Gap toward Washington, Va., proposed, potentially leaving Miller heirs’ lands in Warren and Rappahannock out of the park. The commission will keep current lines if exclusion is needed, depending on future funding.
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Nats Park Department
Front Royal Lines
Carson
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Conservation Commission
Washington, Va
Rappahannock
Front Royal
Warren County
United States
Madison County
United States Supreme Court
Rappahannock and
Warren
William E. Carson
State Conservation and Development Commission
Shenandoah National Park
Rappahannock County
Lee Highway
Miller
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