Mary Nolan Given Jail Sentence For Labor Law Violation
Mary Nolan a blonde film actress and former Follies dancer was sentenced to serve in Los Angeles jail for violating the state labor law and remains free on bond pending appeal. Her husband Wallace Macrery Jr also received a similar sentence. Nolan paid 736.36 to satisfy claims of Mary Nolan Gown shop former employees which operated 40 days and lost 12000.
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Mary Nolan
Los Angeles
Wallace Macrery, Jr
Miss Nolan
Offensive Termology Allegedly Used By Spectator
The reader statement condemns use of a racial epithet toward Chinese communities amid ongoing concerns about fear, silence, and crime. It implies a stance against labeling and notes how racketeering harms public trust and safety.
Public Sale Postponed to March 24 1932 At We Haw
Overstocked farm offers 6 horses and colts 20 cows and heifers 60 hogs and seed corn at public auction near Berryville Summit Point Pike on Thursday March 24 1 PM. Horses include Diamond Pete Bird Mabel Lucy Joan and others. Cattle will be fresh or springing. Hogs range 60 to 225 lbs. Terms under $10 cash over that amount six month credit with endorsed note. Property not removed until terms met.
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Berryville
Summit Point Pike
Diamond
Pete
Bird
Mabel
Lucy
Joan
Poland
China
Press Reactions To Japanese Situation Surface Across Nations
United States and England express irritation over the Japanese situation while China shows limited enthusiasm. The commentary hints at a broader geopolitical debate and the difficulty of sustaining interest in a continuing story across nations.
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Hildren’s
Coats
Indies
North Main Street
Kenneth E. Henry & Company
Main St
John S. Miller & CO. Hardware and Household Supplies
The
Atwater Kent Radio Store
S. D. Childs
Coleman Dunn
W. A. Bradford
Moling & Cather E
Betty Shoppe
W. Boscawen St
Fowne
Leader Store
T. F. Timberlake
United States
England
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