Quota Raised by Augusta and Staunton for Shenandoah Valley
Augusta and Staunton push up regional quota with some tentative subscribers awaiting word. Shenandoah Valley Inc will raise remaining balances in other communities as it advertises Fall tourism to boost tourist traffic. The organization reports heavy demand for Shenandoah Valley Guide books and widespread inquiries.
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Shenandoah Valley, Inc
Shenandoah Valley
Pleasant Penalty in Muncie Kiss Initiation
A central high school club initiates a pledge requiring a boy to kiss every girl passing through an entrance. He kissed one girl so hard her glasses broke and the club must buy her a new pair.
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Muncie, Ind
S.S.S. Tonic Promises Health Through Red Cells
A vintage ad touts S.S.S. Tonic as a simple internal remedy to boost red blood cells, restore weight, and improve skin appearance. It claims generations of testing and scientific support, urging readers to take the tonic for renewed energy and natural health glow.
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Army Squad Showing Confidence After Opening Win
Army coach Bill Wood, in his first year, expressed cautious optimism after a five touchdown defeat of Wichita. Highlighted by Jack Schrader and Huey Long, the Cadets showed strength on wings and ends, though guard and center replacements weakened the inside game and the offense remained simple. The band of backs impressed, but issues at center and guard persisted as Wood planned to build from the opener toward the remainder of the schedule.
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Wichita
Bill Wood
Army
Wood
Jack Shrader
Woody Wilson
Fred Yeager
Riggs Sullivan
John McDavid
Jack Dobson
J. B. Maxwell
Mel Engstrom
Harold Brown
Bob Little
Army Wings
News Killers Same Force That Strangles Trade
Boston on September 28 Ralph McA Ingersoll publisher of Time Inc urged at a Boston distribution conference that the same forces strangling news also threaten trade He argued free news distribution is essential to commerce and warned dictatorial news controls impoverish people and destroy markets
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Ralph McA. Ingersoll
Time, Inc
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Utilities Brief Challenges TVA Abrogation Claim
Seventeen private utilities filed a brief with the Supreme Court declaring the Tennessee Valley Authority program abdicates state authority and usurps federal power. They appeal a lower court ruling after a three judge panel refused to hear evidence on whether the TVA law attempts to destroy and appropriate their businesses.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Tennessee Valley Authority
TVA
Tennessee
Campaign to Fight CIO in Auto and Shipbuilding
Houston reports strong proposals from AFL leaders to organize against CIO influence in the automobile and shipbuilding sectors. John P. Frey, head of the AFL metal trades department, urged a permanent committee to oppose CIO efforts to control workers in shipbuilding.
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Tex
CIO
American Federation of Labor
John P. Frey
A. P. of L. Metal Trades Department
Schedule lines up tough opponents on later fall slate
The speaker notes the remaining schedule includes Virginia Tech on Oct 1, Harvard in Cambridge on Oct 15, Boston University Oct 22, Notre Dame in New York Oct 29, Franklin and Marshall Nov 5, Chattanooga on Nov 12, Princeton in Princeton Nov 19, and Navy in Philadelphia on Nov 26, with cautious optimism about the team’s backs ends and tackles.
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Chattanooga U
Princeton
Navy
Philadelphia
Joe McCarthy Denies Peaking as Yankees Eye World Series
New York Sept. 28 Joe McCarthy radios concern over recent form yet signals confidence for a return to winning ways. He admits no scouting of the Pirates Cubs series while stressing he will rely on best available information and not predict opponents.
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Joe McCarthy
Yankees
Joe
McCarthy
Cubs
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Inn Proprietor Held In Shooting
Eugene W. Nixon, proprietor of Dixie Inn near Ridgeley West Virginia opposite Cumberland, held in $2000 bond at Keyser on a manslaughter charge arising from a fatal shooting during a brawl at Nixon's Place early Friday. Molinari said he did not think Nixon fired intentionally. the woman may have been struck by a stray bullet. Nixon was released on bond.
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Cumberland
Eugene W. Nixon
Dixie Inn
Ridgeley
W. Va
Keyser
Harry Molinari
Nixon
Molinari
Timber wolf attack shocks Wisconsin hiker near Argonne
Len Malliett, hiking near Argonne, Wis., was awakened by a blow after a gray timber wolf sprang from the woods. Two conservation wardens explained the animal had been flushed out.
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Len Malliett
Radio Highlights From New York Public Airwaves
Radio listeners hear leaders and premiers on overseas history as Hitler Chamberlain Benes Mussolini Daladier Litvinoff address audiences. Tonight programs include Herbert Hoover on Morality in Government and a slate of music drama and variety hours on WEAF WABC and WJZ with daily schedules and time slots.
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Adolf Hitler
Germany
Neville Chamberlain
Great Britain
Eduard Benes
Czechoslovakia
Benito Mussolini
Italy
Edouard Daladier
France
Maxim Litvinoff
Russia
WABC
CBS
Herbert Hoover
Kansas City
WEAF
NBC
One Man's Family
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Col. Stoopnagle
Sally Rand
Kay Kyser
Abe Lyman
WJZ
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Merry Oes of Windsor
Alexander's Ragtime Band at Hable's Palace Theatre
Tyrone Powers Alice Faye Don Ameche Ethel Merman and Jack Haley star in Alexander's Ragtime Band at Hable's Palace Theatre today and Thursday. The film has drawn thousands and a Fox News Reel will also be shown. Matinees urged to dodge crowds.
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Don Ameche
Ethel Merman
Jack Haley
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Medical Inspection For Youth
Dr. I C Riggin Virginia health official notes that apart from school health checks, many employed youths need physical exams and corrective care. He emphasizes home influence, and condemns limited welfare programs in small or retail workplaces, urging thorough examinations for young workers.
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I. C. Riggin
Health tension and youth work ethics emphasized
The passage stresses that breadwinners deserve equal health attention as students and workers. It urges medical, industry, health and labor sectors to cooperate with parents to support young workers in becoming healthy mature adults, noting the need to strengthen this attitude.
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