Hollywood and Labor Dominate Turbulent Twenties Week
Hollywood headlines spotlight Errol Flynn trial for alleged statutory rape and Frances Farmer’s police battle ending in a 180 day sentence while 18 000 United Mine Workers strike in Pennsylvania over a 50 cent monthly dues hike. Edward Flynn pauta faces Senate fight. James Petrillo skews jukebox rulings. New England fuel oil woes persist as Ickes rejects complaints.
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Hollywood
Errol Flynn
Frances Farmer
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Pennsylvania
Edward J. Flynn
Democratic National Committee
U. S
Australia
Roosevelt
South Pacific
Congress
Senate
Flynn
Styles Bridges
New Hampshire
California
Frances
New York
Carlo Tresca
Fifth Avenue
Italy
James C. Petrillo
Musicians Union
Jersey City Man Wins Contest By Mistaken Nomination Slip
George Natusch attended a YMCA party in Jersey City and signed a slip he believed was a raffle ticket. Days later he discovered it was a nomination blank in a contest to select a typical father, a twist that made him the winner. He plans to marry soon.
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Jersey City
N. J
George Natusch
Natusch
War Manpower Freeze Hits 86000 Shipyard Workers
Alabama stories report the War Manpower Commission froze 86000 ship-building workers in their Mobile jobs. Other items note BECO stock distribution by National Power and Light Co under an SEC order, local officials, and a series of political and social notes across the state.
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War Manpower Commission
Mobile
Birmingham Electric Co
National Power and Light Co
BECO
SEC
Phillip C. Jackson
Jefferson County
Grand Jury
Cora Cunningham
Bahama Baptist Church
Birmingham
Indianapolis
Shrieker
Harmony
Fort Wayne
Linton
Pennsylvania
North Judson
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John Conner
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Fred Thomson
University of Arkansas
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J. D. Riley
Booneville Sanitarium
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Adarek
Cbtik
Eetek
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Vyetlers
Orubbeik
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Ward G. Walkup
San Francisco
William P. Kyne
Colma
Sacramento
Col
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Garcia
Los Angeles
James O. Brazell
Pullman
Red Army
Guy A. Anthony
Mae de Rose
Yreka
Henry Jordan
Connecticut
Baldwin
General Assembly
Vincent A. Scully
Waterbury
John S. Monagan
Charles A. Lindbergh
United Aircraft Corporation
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Frederick A. Jubb
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Howard W. Smith
James Thompson
Smith
Wiliam J. Cox
Ellis Arnall
Eugene Talmadge
Atlanta
J. W. Brewer
William H. Mathis
Norcross
East Point
B. C. Ingram
Mahaffey Cut
Clarence Ball
Fulton County
William E. Spence
Alpharetta
H. O. Hubert Jr
Decatur
C. Hurphy Candler Wig
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Athante
Mackinaw Junction
Peoria American Legion Post
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Stateville
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Indiana
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Waterloo
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Henry W. Burma
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Frank C. Byers
Cedar Rapids
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Paul V. Weekley
Kentucky
Atudison County Craft Board
Richmond
Bybiel
Louisiana Lockport
Baton Rouge Parish
J. Alfred Lutgring
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George Gagnard
Hayne
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Carnegie Steel Co
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Rex W. Bridges
Androscoggin County
Ralph A. Wagg
Edward F. Ward
Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception
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Worcester
Wicomico
Somerset
Howard A.kelly
Johns Hopkins
Albert E. Smith
Catholic Review
St. Mary
Star of the Sea
Catholic Church
Laban Sparks
Massachusetts
Daniel J. McDevitt
Boston School Committee
Beverly Board of Aldermen
Jacob Fine
Board of Health
Elizabeth Fleming
Francis J. O'Neil
Attleboro
North Adams
Richard N. Anketel
Canton
Justin Barrett
Patricks J. Meehan
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Gover
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