Osteopaths Conclude 461st West Virginia Meeting
The 461st annual meeting of the West Virginia Osteopathic Society closed with installation of officers led by Dr. H. H. Cudden. Auxiliary officers were re elected and new parliamentarian Mrs. W. H. Carr joined. Perrin T. Wilson spoke at lunch as Jeanne Foster provided readings and Beaver A Cappella performed.
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West Virginia Osteopathic Society
H. H. Cudden
Bluefield
P. T. Wilson
Cambridge
Mass
J. E. Wiemers
Marietta
Ohio
Wilson
Wiemer
W. H. Carr
E. ©. Sieg
Hollidays Cove
Perrin T. Wilson
Jeanne Foster
Beaver
Sara Udy
Patton
Betsy Cloyd
T. H. Lacey
Parkersburg
A.O.A
RFC Approves Large Loan to Martin Company
Washington reports the Reconstruction Finance Corporation approved a 16.6 million dollar loan to the Glenn L. Martin Company of Baltimore to meet current needs and provide working capital for the Martin 2 0 2 commercial transport plane An additional eight point four million dollars of financing is under consideration
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Washington
John D. Goodloe
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Glenn L. Martin Company
Baltimore
Goodloe
First Church of Christ Scientist Holds Annual Meet
The Mother Church in Boston reports a major annual meeting with leaders urging unity and spiritual power to improve industry harmony and world peace. Mrs. Helen Chaffee Elwell, newly elected president, calls the church to show the way by embracing divine principles and viewing God as omnipotent.
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Boston
Mass
Christian Science Board of Directors
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Massachusetts
Helen Chaffee Elwell
David
Church
California
England
Europe
Australia
New Zealand
South Africa
Christian Scientist
British Isles
Christian Science Publishing Society
Christian Science Monitor
William D. Kilpatrick
Christian Science
Kilpatrick
Gordon V. Comer
Mother Church
Comer
Mary Baker Eddy
Chambers Quits As Mingo Sheriff
Dan Chambers resigns as Mingo County sheriff effective July 1 after advocating cost feeding for prisoners. Thurman Chambers, his uncle, appointed to finish the term with 19 months remaining. The name remains on the door and the act abolishing the fee system will spread statewide.
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Thurman Chambers
Dan Chambers
Mingo County
Matewan
Negro's Case Delayed On Felonious Assault
Charleston West Virginia June 3 20 year old Negro case postponed in intermediate court today. Defendant in hospital nursing effects of an assault suffered while in county jail awaiting trial.
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Charleston
W. Va
Onn County
Jobless Increase in Kanawha Valley Unemployment Rises
The Department of Unemployment Compensation reports 7 000 people or about 8.5 percent of the civilian labor force unemployed in the industrial Kanawha valley on June 3. Employment is rising but job opportunities do not keep pace with the growing number of workers seeking work.
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Charleston
W. Va
Department of Unemployment Compensation
Kanawha Valley
Colored Elks Temple 339 Entertains at Bland Street
Eureka Temple 339 of the Elks will entertain at the Appalachian assembly room on Bland Street tonight at 7 oclock with a scale party. The entertainment is open to the public. Scott Street Baptist Church Missionary Society will meet this evening at 5 oclock at the church.
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Temple
Eureka
Temple 339
of the Elks
Appalachian Assembly Room
Bland Street
Scott Street Baptist Church Missionary Society
Directors Hold Routine Meeting
The board handled street paving petitions from Wheeling avenue residents and discussed action on Wilson and er streets. Permits were issued for several home improvements and a tent church lease was tentatively approved pending petitions and zoning steps. A complaint over city buses unloading midstreets was referred to the city manager and preparations for softball park traffic relief were requested.
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di Tnken
Elmer Young
Wheeling Avenue
C. E. Pettigrew and
Chapelle
Upper Wilson Street
Wilson and
Er Street
Cc. E. Kirby
Lynn
Savannah Burdette
Switchback
Hardy Street
T. C. Tanner
Tanner
City Park
Ball Park
Chases M Howell
Orchardway
J. P. Gills
Whitethorn
Mrs. E. Rushbrooke
Monroe Street
John W. Staring
Willow Street
G. R
Sadie Strothers
Marshall Street
Fraternal Order
Eagles
Club
Princeton Avenue
J. C
Mary L. Hicks
Helton Street
P. G. DeShazo
Cumberland Road
William and
Blanche Hatcher
Augusta Street
J. O. Bell
Center Drive
Jonne Greenspan
Rogers Street
May Traffic Deaths Highest For Months
May saw 39 traffic deaths in West Virginia, the worst 30 day period since September 1946, lifting the five month total to 150. The state police bureau said 14 victims were pedestrians, with May beating February’s 38 but trailing September’s 46.
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Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia
State Police Accident Prevention Bureau
Police Seek Kin in Charleston Suicide Case
Police sought today the relatives and background of Cecil S. Carter 35 address undetermined after Coroner Max J. Goldman said he shot himself in a Charleston hotel room last night.
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Charleston
W. Va
Cecil S. Carter
Max J. Goldman
Women Dodge Jury Duty with Fancy Excuses in Maryland
In Maryland's early jury eligibility, Judge Michael J. Manley quizzed about 3,000 women for availability. Reported excuses range from voice concerns and business demands to plumbing problems and nerves, highlighting resistance to service amid new rules.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Michael J. Manley
Manley
General Assembly
Judge questions ailment during plea heard
A woman in court presented a doctor's certificate. The judge read the term and she quipped about it being high blood pressure. She expressed fear of gallstones, said she cannot serve, and confessed loneliness.
Child Bounces From Window in Baltimore Accident
A two year old boy Allan Crosby fell fifteen feet from a second floor window in Baltimore after bouncing on a bed. His mother Thelma Crosby said the child landed on a concrete alley. Doctors report only a scratched elbow as injury.
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Baltimore
Allan
Thelma Crosby
Film To Be Shown At Tazewell Church
A religious film titled Birth of a New World will be shown at the Seventh Day Adventist church in Tazewell tomorrow evening by Rev. C. C. Kinder. Certificates will be awarded to women who completed home training courses and awards will also be given to pupils.
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Seventh Day Adventist Church
Tazewell
C. C. Kinder
Charleston Hikes Whiskey Tax With City Sales Levy
Charleston city council on June 3 adopted an ordinance to levy a 2 percent municipal sales tax on whiskey sold in state stores within the city limits.
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Charleston
W. Va
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