The Gay Deception at the Capitol in three days
Edmund Lowe, Dorothy Page, Pinky Tomlin and Louise Henry star in Fox Film's The Gay Deception coming to the Capitol today and Thursday. Frances Dee and Francis Lederer lead a light hearted comedy about a secretary who wins a sweepstakes and seeks a wild city spree.
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Edmund Lowe
Dorothy Page
Pinky Tomlin
Winchester
Louise Henry
My Solomon
Universal
Fox Film
Capitol
Francis Lederer
Frances Dee
Miss Dee
Prince Pretends to Be Nobody in Rich Love Tale
A boy of immense wealth and royal bearing hides his identity while a young, beautiful girl becomes entangled in a romance, creating a tale of disguise and longing as their lives intersect.
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Warner Bros. Capitol
Old English Tea House Opens at McCormick Baltimore Plant
McCormick and Company opens an authentic sixteenth century style tea house on the seventh floor of its Baltimore plant. Visitors enter an inn like reception room staffed in period costume and served Banquet Tea, with hand wrought iron fixtures and period furnishings chosen with art authority Edwin Tunis.
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McCormick and Company
Baltimore
England
America
McCormick
Edwin Tunis
Jeff Sheetz Crushed to Death by Log Near Woodstock
Charles F. Jeff Sheetz, 76, a Shenandoah County farmer of Calvary near Woodstock, was killed when a large log rolled onto him in a woods near his home. He ignored a warning to stay clear of the slope where the log was moored. Survived by daughter Mrs. Crist, funeral services to be announced tomorrow.
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Woodstock
Charles F
Jeff” Sheetz
Shenandoah County
Calvary
Sheetz
Timberville
Crist
Shenandoah Valley
Race For Mayor Gets Under Way At Richmond
B Roy Dudley Jr head of a printing concern and civic leader today announced as a candidate for mayor of Richmond. The announcement marks the opening of the race with Dudley seeking to lead the city.
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Richmond
B. Roy Dudley, Jr
Sub
City Eyes New Mayor Candidates In April Primary
The article notes Mayor J Fulmer Bright likely to seek reelection. Dudley, 42, heads civic and business groups and backs a more economical administration with a comprehensive reform program. Thomas Stone, a young lawyer and former Communist, also announced a mayoral bid.
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J. Fulmer Bright
Dudley
Thomas Stone
Southern Valley Train Delayed By Derailment
The afternoon Southern train from Washington reached Harrisonburg at 6 45 after a freight wreck blocked the main line between Manassas and Alexandria. One section arrived on time at 2 30 but was made up at Manassas. The mail was moved around the wreck and trains were detoured over the RF and P tracks. Fifteen cars of a northbound freight coal train derailed, blocking both tracks.
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Harrisonburg
Southern
Washington
Manassas
Alexandria
R. F
Park Officials In Dispute Over Cliser Eviction
Virginia and Federal park authorities clash over who spurred the removal of Melancthon Cliser from Shenandoah National Park. The Virginia Commission cites a Park Service directive, while Demeray denies Federal involvement, noting protests were redirected to the Interior Department or White House.
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Richmond
Virginia
Federal Park
Melancthon Cliser
Shenandoah National Park
Wilbur C. Hall
Virginia Conservation Commission
Cliser
National Park Service
Park Service
A. E. Demeray
Washington
White House
Page County
Luray
Demeray
Interior
Department
Eviction Read To Park Resident Overland Today
Sheriff E L Lucas of Page county and deputies evicted Cliser from the park after he refused offers to sell or transfer the property. The eviction followed a state commission order and appeals over a national park transfer delayed by a land condemnation case.
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Cliser
E. L. Lucas
Page County
State Commission
Hall
National Park Service
Supreme Court
Polio Vaccine Safety Discussed By Health Experts
Milwaukee experts debate the safety of one infantile paralysis vaccine and the protective powers of the other at the American Public Health Association. About 20,000 people, mostly children, have been vaccinated with the two vaccines made from the virus agent in the past year.
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Milwaukee
American Public Health Association
Par paralysis program features vaccine authors and public health leaders
The laboratory section of the association held a paralysis program with four speakers. Dr John A Holmer of Philadelphia and Dr Maurice Brodie of New York presented reports on their vaccines. Thomas M Rivers of the Rockefeller Institute and Dr James P Leake of the U S Public Health Service discussed related findings.
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Association
John A. Holmer
Philadelphia
Mau
Rice Brodie
New York
Thomas M. Rivers
Rockefeller Institute
James P. Leake
U. S. Public Health Service
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