The Cuckoos at Capitol Theatre Delights Audiences
A deliriously mad spectacle titled The Cuckoos opened at Capitol Theatre with lavish Technicolor, vibrant dancing and songs. Wheeler and Woolsey share top billing with Dorothy Lee and Jobyna Howland in a riotous entertainment praised as a standout comedy venture.
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Poultry Industry Posts Over Billion Dollar Income Growth
Washington reports the annual income of the U S poultry industry exceeds 1 billion dollars, about 10 percent of farm income. The department of agriculture survey places the United States as home to one third of the world’s poultry population with over 6 million flocks and about 442 million chickens.
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Rural ministers attend first Virginia Tech rural school
More than 60 rural ministers enrolled for a 10 day summer school at Virginia Tech from July 22 to August 1. The program features lectures by Dr. Burruss Dr. Waite Dr. Goodwin and others on rural church leadership social and religious topics with field trips to agronomy plots and Mountain Lake and a 4 H Club assembly program.
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Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Julian A. Burruss
George T. Waite
Richmond
Virginia Rural Church Conference Board
F. D. Goodwin
Warsaw
W. E. Garnett
William A. Wright
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T. B. Hutcheson
H. W. McLaughlin
Maude E. Wallace
Relvin Harlan
University of Richmond
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Virginia Agricultural Experiment Station
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T. E. Peters
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Hallie Hughes
John R. Hutcheson
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Frank Bane
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Brennan’s Window Shop Hero Beats Threats From Gangsters
The late George Brennan, longtime Illinois Democratic leader, recounted helping youngsters and a blue suit beneficiary. A hard-faced man later offered $1,500 to kill Brennan, but Brennan accepted the danger, saying he knew gangsters well. The piece ends noting Thaw’s $75,000 penalty for biting a hostess.
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George Brennan
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Dick Oulahan
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Brennan
Chicago
Harry Thaw
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Hindu Religion Held As India's Chief Hindrance
Associated Press. University July 20. Dr. Charles G. Maphis, dean of the University of Virginia summer quarter, argues Hinduism blocks India's progress, citing its caste system and social practices. He notes Gandhi and Tagore reforms and urges pre-independence modernization in education, agriculture, and economy.
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England
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Great Britain
London
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