HIV Club Meet Marks Bluefield Area Assembly
The first MAA HY clubs meeting in Bluefield area was held at Immanuel Lutheran church with delegates from Welch, Athens, Bramwell, Herndon and Warfield. Rev Paul L Royer spoke on The Trodden Path. A round table discussion followed plus a new induction ceremony. The drive for a bond sale continues with leaders Kent Allen and others guiding through Thursday.
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Immanuel Lutheran Church
Welch
Athens
Bramwell
Herndon
Wareluba
Paul L. Royer
Tudor
W. G. Arnold
Arnold
Bluefield
Kent Allen
Thomas Thornton
Join Haslay
Anthony Kell
Everett Taylor
Thompson Burgosa
Junior Foulkes
George Hall
Dick Hancock
Marion Bryant
Beaver High Club
John ©. Patera
Beaver
Paul L. Roger
L. D. Feuchtenberger
C. W. Jackson
L. Moore
C. G. Gunn
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Marian Bryant
Rota Prohibition Prosecution Dropped After 21st Amendment
The Supreme Court ruled that the Volstead Act ceased to apply after ratification of the 21st Amendment. Prosecution for liquor offenses cannot proceed if Congress has repealed the underlying statutes, and no saving clause was found to preserve pending cases. The decision stressed the constitutional limit on Congress and courts to extend repeal effects.
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North Carolina
Congress
Parsons
Supreme Court
Alabama Denied Permit to File Suit in Federal Action
Washington. Alabama was denied permission by the Supreme Court today to sue and test the validity of state laws prohibiting sale of prison-made goods. The suit sought to challenge federal statute authorizing such action by states. Justice Butler delivered the decision with no dissent.
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Alabama
Supreme Court
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New York
Pennsylvania
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Butler
Paris Faces Daladier Challenge as War Veterans Riot
In Paris, about 1000 veterans demonstrated near the presidential residence challenging Premier Edouard Daladier's week-old government. Police-mounted guard thwarted the march, troops prepared for further unrest, and police were deployed around the Senate and interior ministry. Daladier plans a three-point program while Chiappe’s dismissal sparks partisan defiance.
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Manifestants
Craix de Fen Veterans’ Organization
Albert Lebrun
Daladier
Jean Chiappe
Paris
Parla
Spahia
Chiappe
Pro‘inter'n
Boonefoy Libour
M. Chiappe
Bonnefoy Sibour
Premiar Daladier
Stavisky
Chantumpe
Eugene Frot
Versailles
St. Germain
Senators Order Three to Appear
Senators ordered three persons to appear after evidence described a 1930 meeting next to the Postmaster General Brown in which mall routes and contracts were to be divided. Brown announced contracts were awarded collusively and fraudulently, with MacCracken chairing the meeting and Black later stating operators would distribute routes among themselves.
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Brown
MacCracken
Black
Boiler Wanted and Royal Arch Masons Meeting
Steam boiler sought in sleep condition for 5 to 7 horsepower with roadworthy quality and fair price. respond to Daily Telegraph addressed as Boiler. Royal Arch Masons announce Bluefield Chapter No. 20 convocation tonight at 7 30 led by secretary R D Payne.
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Dan
Royal Arch Masons
Bluefield
R. D. Payne
Cordell Aer Boat Sinks on Pittsburgh Cincinnati Run
The Senator Cordill, a regular passenger boat on the Ohio route between Pittsburgh and Cincinnati, sank after the collision in the river. The incident follows prior sinkings of the Cord, which has previously gone down on the Kanawha near Charleston and was salvaged each time. Captain Donnelly fears severe river conditions may finish the vessel.
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Oljo Rilver Transpartition Company
Kanawhe
Charleston
Donnelly
Natchez
Ohio River Service
Bethel A M B Church Preaching Tonight At Bethel
Bethel A M B church in Bluefield hosts pastor J Walt of Columbus Ohio for evening services at 8 o'clock with all welcomed. Also notes the Wapey Hook Club meeting and local memorials and community notices including a council gathering and church services at Pentecostal Church of God in Christ on Wilson Street. A memoriam for Helen Hancock and a funeral update for Dr John H Pinkard are included alongside a dividend news item for General Motors and a tip about preserving glove leather with olive oil.
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Bethel A
J. Walt
Columbus
Ohio
Church OF God IN Christ
Pentecostal
Wilson Siveet
Kyle
Premier Red Ash Mines Set to Resume Operations
Premier Red Ash Coal Corporation plans to restart two mines in Tazewell County after a yearlong shutdown since January 1, 1933. The sites, with a capacity of 10,000 to 12,000 tons, are expected to operate on a full 40 hour week once work resumes.
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Red Ash Coal Corporation
Tazewell County
Westerday
Virginia 10 Manufacture Run Plan debated in general assembly
Virginia lawmakers debate federal excise taxes on estate stores for intoxicating liquors. Senator Wicker notes the South Carolina case division. Hobson bill seeks a state sanatorium for 18 to 38 year olds. opposition cites existing institutions. House panels discuss sterilization, road bonds, and state auto gate rules amid fiscal questions.
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Wicker
Hobson
House Committee On
J. W. Witten
Tazewell
Asylums and Prisins
House Roads Committee
Handy
Wise County
John Q. Rhoden
Rouda
Deleg Wate Charlea W. Crowder
Economy Committee
Aétate
Deathbed testimony in court on poison plot
In a court recitation a witness described Dr Ruth Dean giving whisky laced with mercury to Preston. He drank, felt a metallic taste, and rushed Dr Dean home before returning to the office. The scene showed Dr Dean's cold composure as testimony unfolded and the judge pressed for details.
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Barney
Preston
Ruth Dean
Dean
Henry Kennedy
Dr. Dean
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Trea
Tonya
Dean Aut
Dr. Goan
Glyen
G W A Committee Probes State Agency Employment
Senator Smith of Marion notes widespread turnover among Wood county agency staff as the GWA committee continues its probe. The panel chair and Wise list lengthy charges alleging improper employment and expenditures tied to the CWA program in the county.
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Smith
Marion
State House
Wise
CWA
The
High Blood Pressure Relief Ad Offers Trial Treatment
An old style classified advert promises quick relief from high blood pressure with Dr Hayes prescription. It claims many patients experience rapid relief, improved sleep, and steadier conditions, and asks readers to mail for a trial at 3316 Coates, Kansas City, Missouri.
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Coates
Kansas City
Local Office Allegations Highlight Inquiries And The Dead Man
Allegations surfaced that a mayoral office employee was paid with CWA funds and weekly checks issued in the name of a man who had been dead for some time. Wise criticized neighboring county conditions as the same as elsewhere, labeling them troubling.
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Murdoch
Wise
Wirt
Pulaski Shooting Claims Life of John Linkous
Investigators report a fatal gunshot in Pulaski near Snowville after John S. Linkous aged 61 allegedly shot his nephew Trent Lowman 23 before taking his own life. Lowman was critically wounded and airlifted for treatment.
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Ag T
John S. Linkous
Snowville
Trent Lowman
Linkous
Jffle
Lowman
Man Turns Gun on Himself After Dispute Over Langley Field Move
Officers heard Linkous resented Lowmans plan to leave for Langley Field where he had found work and grew angry when told his car used Saturday had been damaged. Lowman received abdominal wounds and was hospitalized.
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Lowman
Langley Field
Whih Lowman
Three Draw Fines Jail Sentences In Prohibition Case
Four defendants faced Magistrate W W McNeal for violation of state prohibition laws. Besalo Taylor got 100 dollars and costs plus sixty days in county jail. Jessie Monk dismissed. Joe Chariton fined 150 dollars and costs with ninety day sentence. Henry Call er fined 100 dollars and costs with sixty days in jail. Officials debated relief funding and civil works, with Terrell opposing unemployment aid and Hopkins planning reviews of irregularities in multiple states. Carloadings report notes improved rail traffic versus 1988.
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W. W. McNeal
Besalo Taylor
Jessie Monk
Joe Chariton
Henry Caller
Waa
Costa
Single Democrat Opposes Relief Funds Approval
A House debate notes a Democrat opposing continuation of relief funds as Civil Works demobilizes workers. Rep. Tabor cites the Treasury burden, detailing monthly outlays: $426,000,000 at current pace, with figures for families and programs under Civil Works and Public Works.
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Public Works Administration
House
Bovernment
Representative Tabor
Republican
New York
Herald
Treat the Liver and Gall Bladder Trouble at Home Ad
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Minn
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