Capitol Hill Activities and Key Committee Actions
Senate recesses as appropriations subcommittee weighs deficiency bill. Finance studies revenue measure. House resumes debate on flood control bill over ten ton capacity. Bell committee weighs citation for contempt against Dr F E Townsend who walked out on pension inquiry. Yesterday omnibus flood control bill passed and returned to House. Finance studies tax measure. Townsend pension plan inquiry continues.
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Senate
Appropriations
Finance
HOUSE
Bell
F. E. Townsend
Jankowski Pleads Guilty In Saloon Break-In Case
Chicago man William Jankowski admitted breaking into a saloon to raise money for church communion garments for his ten year old son. Judge Matthew Hartigan said he thought of himself, ordering five days in jail.
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Chicago
William
Powell Stars in The Great Ziegfeld at Academy Theatre
William Powell heads a fifty star cast in the road show of The Great Ziegfeld at the Academy Theatre Hagerstown starting Monday May 25 with two leading ladies Myrna Loy and Luise Rainer and mail order reservations being received at the theatre.
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William Powell
Great Ziegfield
Academy Theatre
Hagerstown
Mr. Powell
Myrna Loy
Luise Rainer
The
Theare
Under Two Lovers at Capitol Theatre in Sahara Drama
Ronald Colman and Claudette Colbert lead a star studded cast in a desert romance set at a remote fortress. Victor McLaglen and Rosalind Russell support as conflict escalates between love and loyalty amid a Legion battalion.
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Capitol Theatre
Sahara
Capitol ‘Theatre
Ronald Colman
Claudette Colbert
Victor McLaglen
Rosalind Russell
McLaglen
Colman
Miss Colbert
Hable's Palace presents The Spanish Cape Mystery at Palace
Helen Twelvetrees and Donald Cook star in The Spanish Cape Mystery a drama of emotional intrigue between three young people and three women in a spider's web. Also shown is The Great Air Mystery cartoon and Three Little Bears comedy. John Wayne stars in Lawless Range Saturday only with The Adventures of Rex and Rinty as supplement.
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Helen Twelvetrees
Donald Cook
Spanish Cape
Palace
John Wayne
Lawless Range
Palace Theatre
Rex
Rinty
Kidneys Must Clean Out Acids Says ARAX Prescription
The ad claims the body clears acids and wastes through nine kidney tubes and promotes ARAX to prevent nightly disturbances, dizziness, and pains. It directs readers to see Mr. Harris at Millers, 107 N. Loudoun St.
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Baskachen
Cir
Mr. Harris
Millers
Loudoun St
Harris Will Leaves Estate to Wife and Son in Rockingham
John T. Harris of Harrisonburg dies after illness and leaves a holographic will filed in Rockingham circuit court naming his wife Elizabeth Randolph Harris and son Peyton Randolph Harris of New York City as executors. Real estate valued at about 30 000 dollars and personal property mainly bonds and stocks at 70 000 dollars. The will dated May 13 1932 covers one sheet of paper.
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John T. Harris
Harriconasy
Elizabeth Randolph Harris
Rockingham Circuit Court
Harris
Family Visits Highlight Washington Stephens City Gathering
May 22 report from Washington Stephens City notes Albert Jones visiting his father in law Samuel Cook, Mrs. Jones returning to Washington with him, Beulah Strode staying with her parents, and guests at the Caldwell home including Sam Cooke, Albert Jones, Tom Lamb, and Atwell Parker plus their spouses.
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Stephens City
Albert Jones
Washington
Samuel Cook
Jones
Beulah Strode
Atwell Parker
Lee Caldwell
Sam Cooke
Tom Lamb
Mrs Hottel Visits From Los Angeles
Mrs William H Hottel of Los Angeles California arrived Tuesday to visit her brother E Homer Harlee on West Clifford street and other relatives here. She flew from Los Angeles to Pittsburgh on TWA and then rode by train to this city.
Bridge Hand Highlights by Raoul Haydon of New York
Central Press contract column notes Raoul Haydon of New York showing exceptional bid and play. The writer stresses perfect play is easy with double dummy but hard to achieve regularly, praising skilled, lesser known players.
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Raoul Haydon
New York
Declarer Secures Small Slam In Doubled Spade Contract
A detailed bridge play-by-play explains how the final contract of 6 Spades, opened by South and doubled by West, yields seven tricks for declarer. Key positions, cardings, and exits are analyzed to show how West ends with no exit cards beyond trumps, allowing declarer to force the small slam.
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South
West
East
Mr. Haydon
Declarer
Dummy
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Kaq
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Peyton St
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Amherst St
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Shawnee Ave
Fairbanks
Inwood
C. H. Musselman Company
van Huss
Summit Point
W. Va
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Swimley Plant Nursery
Brucetown
E. C. Alther
Martinsburg
Vanes Aus
Peoples Grocery Store
South Main
Luther Broaddus, Jr
Berryville, Va
Cameron
Atwater Kent and
Chosley
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People's Barber Shop
Schlitz
Schlitz Brewer
Milwauskel
Milwaukee
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