Jubilee day unfolds as King and Queen at St Pauls
Crowds fill streets around St Pauls as King George VI and Queen Elizabeth attend Jubilee thanksgiving. Archbishop of Canterbury praises the royal pair and prays for peace, with police and military overs how crowds. Music and cheers accompany the procession back to Buckingham Palace.
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London
Winnington Ingram
St. Paul's
Walter Matthews
W. R. Inge
Canterbury
George
Mary
Prince of Wales
Royal House
Buckingham Palace
Palace
Royal Gardens
Windsor Palace
Hyde Park
Moon
Spending Billions Their Worry Harry Hopkins Conference
Harry Hopkins Frank Walsh and Secretary Harold Ickes, administrators of the vast works relief fund, are shown leaving the White House after a conference in Washington as they face the problem of allocating 4.88 billion dollars.
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Harry Hopkins
Frank Walsh
Secretary of the Interior
Har
Ickes
Works-Relief Fund
Washington
White House
Isabel Hough uses chain letters to aid husband search
Detectives failed to locate Will Hough in Chicago so his wife Isabel Hough known on stage as Isabel Baring ran chain letters that led to his arrest in Carmel California. Extradition proceedings began as she faces desertion charges in 1981, mother of an eight year old daughter.
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Isabel Hough
Chicago
Isabel Baring
Carmel
Cal
Will Hough
Delay Rites For Mrs. Boyd Until Son Arrives
Funeral arrangements for Mrs. Oscar O. Boyd are postponed until her son Clifton W. Ryter returns from the Canal Zone, expected about May 18. Survived by husband, son, daughter Mrs. James R. Horn of Albany Ga, and brother J Whitney Richardson. She died Saturday in Winchester and wished burial at Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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Oscar 8. Boyd
Clifton W. Ryter
Canal Zone
Boyd
Brooklyn
Frank Buckley
South Stewart Street
Colon
Cable
J. Whitney Richardson
Byn
Winchester
Mount Hebron Cemetery
President Fights for New Deal in Business Arena
The president criticizes business groups for not representing practical business thought and human concerns. He cites New York Senate experience with workmen compensation as evidence that chambers of commerce opposed pro labor reform, despite many businessmen supporting it. He reports broad agreement with him on the New Deal among leaders aligned with Secretary Daniel C. Roper’s advisory council.
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United States Chamber of Commerce
New York Senate
Business and Advisory Council
Secretary of the Commerce
Daniel C. Roper
Chambers of Commerce and Manufacturers’ Associations
Shreveport Woman Charged After Theater Shooting
Mrs. R. T. Johnson of Shreveport faces charges of shooting with intent to kill after allegedly trying to kill her husband and his companion Lois Thompson in a crowded downtown cinema. An unidentified man restrained her as the single shot was fired. the husband and Thompson escaped unhurt while a 10 year old banker's son received a flesh wound.
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R. T. Johnson
Shreveport
Hall's Expectorant Cites Quick Cough Relief
Hall's Expectorant soothes irritated throats and controls coughs from colds. The ad claims relief in minutes and notes 25 years of use with strong demand. Sold by Peoples Service Drug Store at 9 North Main Street in three sizes priced 35e 60c and $1.
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Hall
Peoples Service Drug Store
North Main Street
People’s Service Drug Store
Winchester
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Flanders
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Mel Ott
New York Giants
Georgia Coleman
Bill Miller
Jim Lancaster
N.Y.A
John Skillman
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Winston-Salem
N.C
Stanley
Jim
Ler Wsmaney
Centra
Reynolds Tob, Co
New Deal
Kellogg's
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Teiggs
Bran
Goodyear
Gow
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