Miner Convicted of Slaying Bride in Rural Virginia
A jury convicted C. Cutshaw 28 of murdering his bride Beulah Youttee Cutshaw at their rural home last December 2. Judge Naaman Jackson sentenced him to life imprisonment on mercy recommendation after a brief jury trial. Cutshaw previously pleaded guilty to shooting his wife and faced a death sentence in a prior case, with the jury deliberating 35 minutes.
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C. Cutehaw
Naaman Jackson
Ufe
Cutshaw
Beulah Youttee Cutshaw
Jack Bott
Jackson
Ingersoll Resumes Union Mission Revival
Ingersoll resumes revival at Union Mission Chapel Bluefield leading a series of evangelistic services. He spoke on Salvation emphasizing judgment of sin through Christ and the need for redemption. Mrs. Gertrude Peters led song, with Virginia Bivens and a Trinity M. E. quartet providing music. churches will contribute nightly.
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Roy
Bob Mngerroll
Bluefield
Ingers ‘Pili
wMr
Ingersoll
Salvation
Christ
Gertrude. Peters
Mga
Virginia Bivens
Osmale
Trinity M. E
Children at Clinic to Be Guests of Colonial Theatre
Children attending the crippled children's clinic at city hall will be guests at a Colonial Theatre matinee with their parents admitted. Kiwanis officials said luncheon will be served during the cooperation of Kiwanian J. T. Peters. The clinic opened with about 7 expected. Twenty eight graduates from Narrows High School received diplomas at the class exercises. Dr. G. G. Peery of Roanoke College gave the commencement address. May Woods was valedictorian. Helen Brown was salutatorian. Commencement services followed with processional and religious rites, choir songs, scripture, prayers, and solo selections.
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Ity Hall
Colonial Theater
Kiwanis
J. T. Peters
Narrows HI
Narrows
GG. Peery
Romer Noke College
May Woods
Helen Brown
Mother Derr
Torusaion, Choir, Invacatind
W. Anvil Doxelngy
Pirityor
Remon
J. M. McNair
Ted
Jirs- Up
Eternial
Donedieton
Contempt cited for Townsend and others over letters dispute
Testimony disclosed Townsend bank balance drop from about 160000 to 30000 50000 since last April 2 as Wright and Clements described letters from Wunder’s correspondence and a Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde remark. The house voted to act while reading the material was withheld.
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Townsend
J. 4. Kiefer
Chicago
A& Board Menipar
James Tt. Sullivan
House
My- Wada
Wonder
Dr. Jekyll
Myr
Hyde
Wright
Clements
Ay Clements
Mevor
Court Declares New York Wage Law Dispute
Article discusses a court ruling on New York wage law and reactions from labor leaders. It mentions Green's hope that the decision prompts study on constitutionality and a push for a national minimum wage, with labor prepared to fight and not adopt a defeatist stance. The piece notes a continued national debate over wage regulations and social legislation.
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New York
Latbor
Nephew of Bluefielder Fatally Injured by Auto
Joh Walser Loyd 84 of Wytheville Virginia, nephew of Mrs Thelmy Wonthat, was fatally injured Wednesday night when stepping from a car and struck by a passing truck. Funeral services will be held at 3 o clock this afternoon at the home of Floyd's mother, Mrs M S Floyd, in Wytheville.
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Joh Walser Loyd
Wytheville
Douthat
Jett
Clochin
Bonn
Floyd
M. 9. Floyd
Five Local Residents Hurt In Auto Wreck
Five residents were injured Sunday afternoon when a car wrecked at the Virginian railway crossing in Narrows Way. Occupants included Henry W Kidd 24 of 122 Other street Miss Goldie Steele 20 of 449 Bluefeld avenue Roy T Brown of 51 Mxstor street and Miss Chelma Cumble 16 of 914 Linefield avenue. The crash occurred at 5 o'clock when Brown said the gear failed, the car overturned into a ditch. Injured were taken to Dr M G Newlan for first aid then sent home.
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Viueliteldera
Urel
Narrows
Hohy Wi Kidd
Oth Street
Misa Goldie Steele
Bluefeld Avenue
Roy T. Brown
Mxstor Street
Misa "Chelma Cumble
Lnefield Avenue
Brown
M. G. Newlan
Chief of Jersey Police Row Advances Senate Conformation
A political note reports a number of petitions signed by state officials urging action on the Kimberling appointment to the Jersey police chief post. The position will be vacant next Sunday and prompt Senate confirmation was indicated in the continued page one text.
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Walt Kilawhelttvehs
Senate
Senate approves relief deficiency measure amid quick passage
The Senate gave final approval to Relief Deficiency Measure 5 amid swift nonrecord voting after amendments restricting fund solicitation, while Borah called one amendment suspect. Hast inge protested large president sums, Minton defended WPA funding, Indiana ties cited as rebuttal. Luminous hair dyes glowing in dark noted by London hairdresser.
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Borah
Vandenberg
Bilbo
D.-Migs
Hast- Inge
R.-Del
Chamber
Noticies
Minton
D.-Ind
Works Progress Administration
Indiana
Hastings
North China under tightening Japanese military control
Shanghai June 12 North China remains under tightening Japanese military control as troops bolster garrisons near Peiping and front-line leadership, with Gen Sung Cheh Yuan signaling sterner action. Peiping and Tientsin students strike shutting schools, while Japanese reinforcements push total in area above 10,000.
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Shanghai
North China
Japaneas
Nippon
Sung Cheh-Yuan
Sun Ho
Japan
Fengtal
Peiping
Chunghsintien
Rath Thea
Tlent M
Alabama strike sparks wage talks and job fears
The strike seeks a new incentive wage tied to mined tonnage and warns of 400 to 600 potential job losses under a stretchout scheme. Labor officials including James Dewey and Alabama’s Robert Moore travel to mediate as Governor Graves pushes an agreement amid union concerns. A separate note condemns mercaptan as an extremely foul-smelling compound.
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George L. Googe
American Federation of Labor
Washington
Perking
James I. Dewey
Labor Department
Robert R. Moore
Alabama
Bibb Graves
Murder charges tied to Black Legion rumors and deaths
Detroit officials deny Black Legion involvement after reports link the group to threats. Two state police investigations focus on Roy Pidcock, a shipyard worker found hanged in Fighting Island shed in the Detroit river on May 18, and John Belak, an automobile worker beaten and shot near Monroe, Mich two years ago. Delegate Charles N Proctor remains in critical condition after surgery in Clifftop hospital. Interim eclipse note states two total solar eclipses can occur in a year.
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Thone
Roy Pidcock
Stel
Fighting Ieland
Detroit River
John 1. Blelak
Monroe
Michi
Minigrity a Ver Tak He continued troti Page One
The readable fragmentary text continues on page one of the issue presenting a partial continuation. It appears to be a column or feature titled Minigrity a Ver Tak He, but specifics such as author, date, or clear event are not deduced from the available lines.
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Nereis
Paul
Nico
Mte
Iitiate
Edo
Ell Bualgesa Min
Polivaman
John
Hat Paul
Tepegkay Club
Mra
Norris
Prank
Wes
Frank Se
Glater
Roosevelt Tax Plan Spurting Corporate Levy Debate
Readable fragments discuss Roosevelt tax ideas proposing a 15.5 percent corporate income tax and a 7 percent levy on undistributed earnings, plus 4 percent tax on corporate dividends and higher individual surtaxes. It notes Senate reception and minority counterproposals aiming to modify undistributed earnings taxes and retain portions of the current rate structure.
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Roosevelt
Twould
Senate
Senate House
Byett
Black
Ace Vo
Tragic family killings end in murder suicide
Police report a man killed his wife and two children then himself in their home. Officers found Mia Johnson and three victims in beds with fatal injuries, and another child, Arthur, living away. Horace and Wilbur Johnson claimed they were unaware of the mother’s death.
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Mia. Johnson
Upateira
Marietta
Elsie May
Walter
Rosa Marie
Horace
Wilbur Johnson
Arthur
Heart to Heart Talks War Mrk Nereis
A letter column explores marital rifts when one partner dominates culture and conversation. A nine year marriage to Paul shifts wealth and status, yet his social life and limited reading collide with his wife’s intellectual yearnings. The piece weighs motherhood, modernity, and happiness amid changing gender roles.
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