Movie Theatre Owners Endorse NRA Rules At Roanoke Meeting
Virginia theatre operators met in Roanoke and voted to uphold NRA conditions on wages and hours. They rejected cutbacks and unfair practices, left Sunday movie policy to local sentiment, and avoided urging state blue laws. C H Morrisset predicted no immediate new amusements tax, while Rubey Cowan urged industry alliance with radio and listed performers for potential theatre appearances.
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Motionture Theatre
Virginia
Roanoke
Emcor
C. H. Morrisset
Rubey Cowan
National Broadcasting Company
Phil Cook
Major Bowes
Rudy Vallee
Paul Whitman
Mary Small
Pickens Sisters
Joe Cook
Farmers Third Party Arouses Little Interest
ST. PAUL June 19 The national organizer for the Farmer Labor Political Federation says the Omaha call for a national convention of united third party interests shows no real movement. Williams notes there is no national farmer labor party today and cites Harrop’s weak backing and past Iowa election results.
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ST. Paul
Howard Y. Williams
Farmer-Labor Political Federation
United Third Party
Omaha
National
Farmer Labor Party
Williams
Washington
Roy M. Harrop
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Farm Labor Party
Thomas R. Amiie
P-Wil
Chicago
Harrop
Sentenced To French Jail But Is Far Removed
Marguery Chadwick, said to be at her Chicago home, was sentenced in Paris to two months in jail and a 50 franc fine for possessing a gun and assaulting an orchestra leader Andre Ekdiyar outside a cabaret. Chadwick said a gendarme shot an innocent bystander during the incident.
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Paris
Marguery Chadwick
Chicago
Andre Ekdiyar
Miss Chadwick
Chadwick
Scouts Meet Fui at Bryarly School
Cub Scouts of Bryarly will meet in the Bryarly school house Friday evening June 21 at 7 30. The Scouts will follow at 8 o'clock. Paul Behrens is both cubmaster and scoutmaster.
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Bryarly
Paul Behrens
Flashes of Life Highlights Odd Local News
Short items from Tamaqua to Chicago cover fire department measures in Tamaqua and Sunbury, a fox hunt by car in Miami, court custody case in Chicago ending with a man’s death, and Tennessee’s horse exemption rule. Notable figures include Fire Chief Frank Behr and Judge Swepston.
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Tamaqua
Frank Behr
Sunbury
Talho
Miami
Tennessee
Memphis
John E. Swepston
Ralph Davis
Davis
Colorado Springs
Colo
H. L. Wood, Sr
Pikes Peak
Chicago
Frederick .C. Frank
Charles
Beloit College Seniors Wed In Unusual Commencement Day
Two Beloit College seniors Herbert Emery Anderson of Independence Missouri and Lois Baker of Chicago were married by Dr Irving Maurer president yesterday. The couple plan a turkey ranch in Green Mountain Falls Colorado. Chicago-Sirens followed by police reported a speeding car with two gagged bound passengers guarded by two men. Officers found two men bound and guarded in the car parked at the Veterans Hospital. the prisoners were psychopathic cases.
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Beloit
Wis
Beloit College
Drirving Maurer
Herbert Emery Anderson
Independence
Lois Baker
Chicago
Green Mountain Falls
Colo
Veterans Hospital
Absent Student Graduates With Highest Honor in Two States
Samuel B. Zlinkoff, after three years at City College of New York, completed a degree by finishing his senior year at the University of Arizona in absentia. He earned Phi Beta Kappa and graduated cum laude, a first for City College authorities.
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New York
Samuel B. Zlinkoff
College of the City of
Arizona
University of Arizona
Phi Beta Kappa
Likely Braddock Schmeling Bout Planned for September
NEW YORK June 19 A Madison Square Garden matchmaker says Braddock versus Schmeling could headline in late September. Max Schmeling would travel from Germany for a title bout if approved, with talks mentioning Lasky Baer and a meeting with Braddock and Joe Gould.
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New York
Braddock Vs. Schmeling
Jimmy Johnson
peppery _ little
Madison Square Garden
Max Schmeling
Germany
Johnston
Long Island Bowl
Jimmy Braddock
Joe Gould
Schmeling, Lasky
Max Baer
Postal Telegraph and Cable Corp Seeks Reorganization
State postal chief L F Sexton reports Postal Telegraph and Cable Corporation filed for reorganization and new financing in New York. Bond interest may be skipped July 1, yet operations will continue under existing management with no changes to lines or employees. He urges continued customer support to secure a first class telegraph service.
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Postal Telegraph and Cable Corporation
Ted States District Court
New York
L. F. Sexton
Virginia
Sexton
Postal Telegraph Land Lines
Mackay Radio
Dime a Chance Lottery Killed In Pennsylvania
Harrisburg June 19 The Dime a Chance lottery to fund old age pensions was rejected again by the Pennsylvania House on a 95 to 98 vote. The plan would have funded a doubled 40 million dollar appropriation with 10 cent tickets and a top prize of 500 dollars, tying lotteries to reach 100 million.
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Harrisburg
General Assembly
House
Lowers
Philadelphia Republican
Senate Near Final Vote on Social Security Bill
Senate moves toward a final vote on the social security bill as debates continue. Commerce committee opens an investigation into Ewing Y. Mitchell charges pena Secretary Roper. House debate covers Wagner labor disputes and AAA amendments.
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Associated Press
Senate
Commerce Committee
Ewing Y. Mitchell
Pena
Roper
Ouse
Wagner
Recent Transfers In County Realty
Deeds recently recorded in the county clerk's office show transfers involving George W. Lind and others to J. W. Elliott on 14.14 acres near Front Royal Pike, and E. H. White to Lloyd Eaton in the Berryville pike area. Other sales include Wade H. Muse to W. Leon Walker on 10 acres near Middletown for 400 dollars, J. E. Peacemaker to Rus sel Pugh on 25 acres along the Winchester Paw Paw road, and William M. Richards to Eloise Caldwell in Loudoun Manor Addition for nominal consideration.
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George W. Lind
J. W. Elliott
Front Royal Pike
E. H. White
Lloyd Eaton
Berryville Pike
Winchester Corporation
Wade H. Muse
Als
W. Leon Walker
Middletown
J. E. Peacemaker
Russel Pugh
Winchester Paw Paw
W. Va
William M. Richards
Eloise Caldwell
Loudoun Manor
Wade B. Hampton
Shirley Carter
Vernon E. Shade
Bruceer
Stonewall
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Shawnee
E. S. Bailey
Scott Vann
Valley V. Brewer
Arthur N. Ritter
H. L. Bush
New NRA To Keep Tab On Code Changes
President Roosevelt directs the new NRA to closely study changes in labor standards or fair trade practices after code abolition. In a letter to acting administrator James L. O Neill he stresses careful work under an impartial committee and proposes a committee in Washington.
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Washington
NRA
Roosevelt
James L. O'Neill
Impartial Chairman and Labor and Management Representations
An impartial chairman and representatives of management and labor join members designated by the departments of commerce and labor. The group collaborates to oversee a process balancing interests and ensuring compliance with standards.
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Commerce and Labor
Cub Scouts To Enter Soft Ball League
Winchester Cub Scouts will attend a mass meeting Monday evening June 24 at 7 15 to organize a soft ball league among local troops and plan other summer activities.
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Cub Scouts
Winchester
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Bryarly School
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J. E. Laycock
Turkeys
Jim
Schmeling
Telegraph-Cable Company
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Eee
Liocerr & Myzzi Tosacco Co
Kyles Forgrave
Dillon
John W. Rosenberger & CO
Martinsburg Pike
Amherst & Boscawen
Republic Oil CO
East Piccadilly
Miles Music CO
Exec
Shenandoah Valley
Black Diamond
Loudoun St
County Realty
Chevrolet
Shenandoah
Aed Het
Lee
Cammertire CO
Braddock & Boscawen Sts
Bicker
Essex
Bickers Motor Co
Ford Dealers
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