Mrs Roosevelt Flies Through Turbulent Sky to Cleveland
Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt joined an air journey from Newark to Chicago despite doubtful weather staying aboard to meet a speaking engagement with the League of Women Voters in Chicago. The trip included a Cleveland layover and calm arrival after a brief tangle with thick weather.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Franklin D. Roosevelt
United Air Hner
Rooseve Andro
Roosevelt
New York
Antonio Girl Student Fatally Wounded in San Antonio
Miss Constance King an 18 year old student at San Antonio Vocational and Technical School died after a rooming house incident in which James Hobes claimed the pistol used was unloaded. Police charged Mrs Tillie Cantu her daughter and others with maintaining a disorderly house as officials seek a land jury inquiry into juvenile delinquencies.
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San Antonio
Texas
Constance King
Leonard Pots
Winnie Mann
Tillie Cantu
Dontuilas Villejas
Henry Cant
Nuidance
Tax refund dispute advances in Virginia case
Richmond report notes a dispute over a $75,000 gasoilne tax refund between Virginia and the federal government. A letter from W DeWhirst of the General Accounting Office says further action under the federal water power act is suspended until the state liquidates the government claim.
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Richmond
Inn
Virginia
Power Act
W. DeWhirst
General Accounting’ Office
Department of the Comptroller of the Currency
M. McCallyar Zler
Division of
Tractor Vehicles
Roosevelt Hosts Key Conference With Stimson Davis
Secretary of State Henry L. Stimson and Norman Davis met at the capital hotel suite of President-elect Franklin D. Roosevelt for a series of important conferences. They discussed international problems and spoke with seasoned insight on the nation’s foreign policy directions.
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Henry L. Stimson
Norman Davis
Stimson
Capital Hotel
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Washington
Stimton
Davis
Lawmakers Seek Method of Meeting Deficit in State
Governor-elect Kump nears office as lawmakers debate how to fill the deficit. A committee will study projected legislation while information on property valuation lags. Tax officials clash over census data and classification, raising questions about timing for possible special session and tax measures.
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Kump
House
Senate
House Rules Committee
Hiner
House Judiciary Committee
Judiciary
McGlintle
Greenbrier
House the Economy Committee
Census Bureau
Washington
Stata
Orest Kump
Begaora
Missing Girl Found in Garage After City-Wide Search
Ruth Picken a 14 year old girl from Wheeling West Virginia was found hiding under an automobile in her family’s garage during a city-wide search by police. She said she had hitch hiked to Warwood suburb to visit a married brother and feared her father and imam would be mad so she stayed in the garage.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Ruth Picken
Warwood
Papa
Imam
City and Coalfield Temng City and Coalfield Temng
Fly to Florida aircraft offering spaces for four passengers. Dixie Clothing Co advertises discounted dresses and wraps. Bun Sife Assurance Company of Canada claims assets over 600 million dollars with agent Yscore Cohen in West Virginian hotel. Special Turkey Dinner advertised with reservations. Optometrist Henry Rodgin promotes weekly payment plans for glasses. Day and Evening schools enroll in stenography and secretarial courses. Auto repair notice disclaims connection with Sarver garage and introduces Umberger, Sarver and Slaughter.
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Bun Sife Assurance Company of Canada
Yscore Cohen
West Virginian Hotel
Diam Alley
Ruth Judd and Halloran case move through hearings
Ruth Judd testified about shifting roles in the Halloran murder case as Peter Halloran faces execution. Halloran’s accessory hearing progressed five days with a continuation to Monday and likely Tuesday to give County Attorney Rens L. Jonning time to oppose dismissal. Smith reopened the lumberman’s case to challenge the chief witness, while Judd denied knowledge of a Times attributed conversion claimed to disprove charges.
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Peter Hayy
Mra
Ward
Maloran
Rens L. Jonning
Halloran
Smith
Funeral Rites Today for Dr A D Dunn
Funeral services are set for 1 p m at the Baptist church in Cashmere Monroe county for Dr A D Dunn age 70 who died Friday afternoon. John Dove lodge No 78 A B and A M will handle the service with interment at Peteratown. Survived by widow formerly Miss Daley aun of Cashmere, two children Arthur Dean Dunn and Mrs Fletcher, both of Cashmere, plus two grandchildren. Active pallbearers listed.
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Baptist Church
Cashmere
Monroe County
A. D. Dunn
John Dove Lodge
A. B
A. M
Peteratown
Dunn
Misa Daleyaun
Arthur Dean Dunn
Mra
Fletcher
T.L. Crotchin
H. Dunn
J. 0. Hunter
L. L. Spangler
Fred 13
Will Hanter
Funeral at Glenwood for Josiah Clyburn
Josiah Luther Clyburn aged 73 died Friday afternoon at his Glenwood Park home. Lant rites to be held at 1 30 PM at his home with burial at Gott cemetery. Pastor from Princeton First Christian Church to officiate with pallbearers CC B Birka BH Hager Robert Fawkner William Re pas and O R Shaffer. He married Margaret Johnston and is survived by sister Nannie J. Hare and children Myra Suele Larue Nannie Waite Jamie Ruby Alfie Clyburn. One daughter preceded him in death in 19 6 9.
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Glenwood Park
Josiah Luther Clyburn
Servicea
Firet Christian Church of
Princeton
Gott Cemetery
B. Birka
Hager
Robert Fawkner
Willam Répaes
O. R. Shaffer
Clyburn
Margaret Johnston
Mia
Nannie J. Hare
Myra
Suele Larue
Nannia Waite
Bristol
Tenn
Jamie
Ruby
Alfie Clyburn
O Keeffe Hale Dies At Home In Narrows Virginia
O Keeffe Hale 62 lifelong Giles county resident and farmer died at 9 25 last night at his Narrows home after months of illness. He was unmarried and a Methodist church member with Fort Narrows lodge 1497. Funeral plans set for Monday in Narrows with burial by the Odd Fellows. Survived by brothers F W Hale and D F Hale Jr and sisters Mrs Joseph Bruce and Miss Susan Hale, all of Narrows.
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O'Keeffe Hale
Giles County
Virginia
Narrows
Hale
Methodist Church
Fort Narrows
Odd Fellows
F. W
D. F. Hale Jr
Joseph Bruce
Susan Hale
France Marking Time On War Debt Question
Paris notes France delaying action on the war debt until the US Britain negotiations show results. A foreign office official says the Roosevelt Hoover communique advances debt talks only between the United States and Britain, with France’s role unsettled and parliamentary opposition to December 15 instalment payment. The situation is described as a delicate political matter, like two friends with sharp words awaiting reconciliation.
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Paris
France
United States
Great Britain
Bien Foreign Office
Washington
Britain
Foreign Office
Roosevelt
jMiret
Ill Vet Makes Long Trip to Visit Son
Benjamin Carnakowski, paralyzed, rode an ambulance 200 miles to reach his six year old son Joe in Lansing near ere but the boy, cared for by his uncle since the mother died five years ago, did not recognize him. After failed custody pleas the trio attempted to abduct the child.
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St. Clairaville
Benjamin Carnakowski
Joe
Veteran’s Hospital
Dayton
Willam Kurpenis
Lansing
Ere
Cartakowski
Jobless Chileans to be employed on railroad
Antofagasta authorities expect the Antofagasta Salta railway to start by February 1, employing more than 6,000 unemployed. The project, a shortcut to northwest Argentina, aims to restore Antofagasta’s west coast shipping role and boost nitrate and copper regions hit by shutdowns. Argentina concessions and Buenos Aires documents are awaited in January. The line pledges regional benefits for Salta and Antofagasta, with tourism and east coast connections likely shifting routes.
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Antofagasta
Salta
Argentina
Une
Buenos Aires
Chile
Altofagasta
Mendoza
Valparaiso
Mrs. Miriam Ferguson Becomes Texas Governor
Chief Justice C. M. Cureton administers the oath as Mrs. Miriam A. Ferguson is sworn in as Texas governor. Former governor James E. Ferguson stands nearby, credited with helping her return to the state house after one term.
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Nother
Lone Star State
Miriem A. (Ma) Ferguson
Texas
C. M. Cureton
James E. Ferguson
Stats House
Roosevelt Visits Big Muscle Shoals Power Plant
President elect Roosevelt toured the Muscle Shoals site with congressional leaders and power experts. He spoke of government operation plans and the need to put Muscle Shoals back on the map. Senator Norris and other supporters described the visit as promising for early action. He then proceeded to Warm Springs for a two week stay.
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George
Roosevelt
Hig
Ano
Lkely
Noris
Sheffield
Ais
Muscle Shoals Project
Congress
Norrie
Washington
Warm Springs
Bonday
State Forester Reports Fire Damage and Costs in 1932
Charleston West Virginia January 21 The fiscal year 1932 saw 61134 acres burned by fires with $96481 in damage and $24636 in suppression costs borne by counties The total fires numbered 1163 Holliday said receipts for the year were something and expenditures 4970 A total of 197000 trees were planted since the department's establishment.
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Charleston
W. Va
W. K. Holliday
Holliday
Virginia Iron Coal and Coke Reports Net Loss
New York report shows Virginia Iron Coal and Coke company posting a net loss of 23362 after inventory and other adjustments. It contrasts with a 1931 net profit of 110363 and notes the fourth quarter profit of 19282 versus 26038 in the prior year period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Virginia Tron, Coal and Coke Company
Bronte
Sunny South Postcard Feeds Golf and Glamour
Vacation greetings show Mrs Reed Albee swinging on Palm Beach fairway, while a distinguished visitor, the Hon Mora Beresford, enjoys a cooling dip. Mora is daughter of Lord Decies and Diana Gould, linking New York social circles to Gould family prominence.
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Ara Thees
Reed Albee
New York
Palm Beach
Mora Beresford
Lord Decies
Helen Vivien Gould
George Jay Gould
Fake Inspector of Schools Held
A man claiming to be a school inspector, son of a Nashville judge and war veteran, was detained. He produced a hospital and prison history, but verification failed. a card listed to T. & Wilson and a 1932 discharge date raised questions. Authorities continue checks with the Veterans Bureau to establish the prisoner’s true identity.
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Roy Lee
Nashville
Tenm
Deed
Eilgood
Wirtz
RB. Holroyd
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Washington
G. Accord
T. &. Wilson
Virginia State Panimentiary
Curtis
Roscoe H. Pendleton
Séelatant
J. C. Fanning
U. S. Veterans Bureau
May Limit Aid Bill to Wheat and Cotton
Washington in early talks the Senate agriculture committee moves toward trimming the domestic allotment farm relief bill to favor only wheat and cotton. They consider dropping peanuts rice dairy tobacco and hogs while keeping acreage reduction as a core feature though the plan faces questions on withholding curtailment requirements from farmers. Leader McNary notes the drive for simplification and potential removal of the broader production cuts.
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Washington
House
Senate Agriculture
Lneup
Hut
McNary
Virginia Counties to Get Relief Fund
A $361,054 emergency Tellar loan was authorized by the reconstruction corporation for Virginia. The fund will aid 12 counties and four cities during January and February, with the state highway department redirecting funds to relief work except for materials and supplies. County and city names are not yet released.
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Washington
Reconstruction Corporation
Virginia
Virginia Joan
State Highway Department of Virginia
Best Thing in Life Is a Good Meal at Jimmy’s Restaurant
Jimmy’s Restaurant proclaims the best thing in life is a good meal, selling ready made and fresh dishes daily. The ad touts chop suey, chow mein, steaks, poultry, seafood and crab at affordable prices. It emphasizes quality, variety and the pleasure of dining at home.
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Ife
Jimmy Rantia
Jimmy
W T Gravely Dies at Jenkin Jones
W T Gravely, long time Pocahontas Fuel Co employee, died suddenly of a heart attack yesterday at his son’s home in Jenkin Jones. Funeral services set for Monday at 2 PM at 400 Federal Street with interment in Woodlawn cemetery. He was a Henry County Virginia native. Survived by two sons and two daughters including W L Gravely and G F Gravely, all of Jenkin Jones and this city.
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W. T. Gravely
Parahontas Fuel Company
W. l. Gravely
Jenkin Jones
Gravely
Federal Street
Woodlawn
Mr. Gravaty
Henry County
Virginia
Pocahontas Fuel Company
W. L. Bravely
G. F. Gravely
Flove
Blanch
Colonel Robins to Make Delayed Visit to White House
Washington says Colonel Raymond Robins. a noted prohibition leader and local worker, will make a delayed car to the White House within days. He disappeared last fall en route to meet the president, prompting extensive searches and reports of possible kidnapping by rum-runners.
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Washington
Raymond Hoebins
Eee
Jooger
Whit House
Colonel Robins
Robins
News York
White House
Aim
Florida
North Carolina
House of Representative Appropriations
Amos W.W. Woodcock
Prohibition
Maybe May Suitchback Mary Helen King
Maybury West Virginia January 21 The Maybeury Parent Teacher Association met with a large crowd The program featured addresses by Mr Anderson of North Fork and Principal W C Myers of Elkhorn Vocal duets by Mr and Mrs Howard Frezier Misses Farmer and Bailey Readings and a post program reception The Women’s Missionary Society gave Rev and Mrs Barnett a house warming and pantry items afterward Several local residents visited Northfork and Damascus VA for services and family events including trips by H P Grubb Marvin Wright and F M Rouse Miss Margaret King and Miss Kilian Cread hosted guests Pearl Brown Roanoke plans to visit Sunday
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Maybeury
W. Va
Maybeury Parent-Teacher Association
Anderson
Northfork
W. C. Myers
Elkhorn
Howard Frezier
Coopers
Mieses Farmer and Bailey
Women's Missionary Society
Barnett
H. P. Grubb
Marvin Wright
F. M. Rouse
Phuraday
Damascus
Httle” Dailey Wright
Mies Margaret King
Killian Cread
Upland
C. H. Spencer Warn
Mies Pearl Brown
Roanoke
Keys Loses Leg After Bayboro Car Crash
Joseph Keys of Washington D C head of the Keys Planing St H Bluefield Va suffered amputation of a leg following injuries from a recent automobile accident at Bayboro North Carolina The operation was in Washington D C where he has been a patient since just after the crash Friends report he withstood the procedure and his condition is favorable Keys is well known throughout the region.
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Joseph Keys
Washington, D. C
Keys Planing Sth
Bluefield
Bayboro
N. C
Keys
James M. Martin Dies From Road Crash Injuries
James M. Martin, longtime Bluefield resident and former postal worker, died from head and leg injuries after a two car collision on the Princeton Bluefield road near the park while walking along the north side. Police say Lewey and Hopkins attempted to pass, a bumper strike caused Martin’s injuries. he had been conscious until about an hour before death. Funeral at New Hope Church with Odd Fellows pallbearers, burial at Oakwood Cemetery Princeton.
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Pentane
McNeal
Park
Princeton-Bluefeld
Martin
Bluefield
Hopkins
Lowey
Hopking
Lewey
Papa
Glenwood Park
Princeton
Mercer County
Slaters
G. E. Martin
R. F
D. A
We Martin
Dunis
W. Va
Mra
Lucy Hylton
Ide Whey
Plymouth
John 4. Craig
Knoxville
New Hope Church
Ben S& Johnson
First Christian Church
Mr. Martin
Dr. Johnson
W. M. Elia
Glenwood
Methodist Church
Oakwood Cemetery
Odd Fellows
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Harvard
Gilbert Drug CO
Rialto Theatre
Karl Lentz J
Galbraith
Gilbert
TATE
Pageana
City and Coalfield Temng
Manhattan
Dixie Clothing Co
Fretwell’s
Henry Rodgin
Bailey Block
W. H. Cunniingham
E. T. Sarver
Warbert Slaughter
Sarver Garage
Sap
Umberger, Sarver and Slaughter
Ruth Judd
Josiah Clyburn
O'Keefe Hale
Son
BIG
Muscle Shoals
Virginia Iron, Coal and Coke
Raymond Robins
Mary Helen King
James M. Martin
Mercer Funeral Home
Southern West Virginiats
Oldant Funeral Home
Montcalm
Matoaka
Weidenhoff
Banery
Groseclose
Mercer St
McCullough Ave
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