West Virginia hosts three day institute on child health
Morgantown WV June 10 to 12 WVU hosts an institute on child health in school hygiene. The program features WVU officials and state health leaders, with sessions on diseases social issues nutrition mental hygiene and physical education and a closing discussion on cooperation between state and local health agencies.
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Morgantown
W.a
West Virginia University
State Department of Health
State Department of Education
The
University
Hart Huddleston
Ean
College of Education
Alde
John Roscoe Turner
William C. Cook
Supare
W.J. Henshaw
West Virginia
Br, & Farrier
Monongalia County
W. H. McGraw
Wilveralty Health Aor
Samuel J. Morris
J. H. Longwell
Misa Campion
Nell Nesbitt
University Experiment Station
Jasper WN. Doall
Carl P. Schott
Division of Physical Education
Burl Huddicnton
University College of Education
Pr. WT. Henshaw
Arthur ¥. G. Upton
Joan
Body of American engineer found in Panama Canal area
The body of Joseph A. Clone, an American engineer on the canal project, was found today on his Gatun lake plantation with the head almost severed by a blow. Police investigated but had no clue to the killer. In a separate Panama City report a policeman was shot and two robbers were captured after a bank payroll heist.
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Panama City
Joseph A. Clone
Gatun Lake
F Fanna
AQ Lior
Rupture expert to visit Mars Hotel Maefield West Virginia
RUPTURE expert on the Melphard Rupture Shield to speak at the Mars Hotel Maefield West Virginia on Wednesday only from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Special notice invites men fitted with the device to call for inspection and others to investigate. No charge for demonstration.
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Mars
Maefield
W. Va
Mein
Hardi
Tits Higie
Crawford Ave
Chitapa
Prolific toddler Jude Tawlow nears 100 pounds
Three and a half year old ULES THEWLOW resembles a small marvel, close to 100 pounds, with birth weight eight ounces and weekly gains of ten ounces. Jude Tawlow, son of Mr and Mrs Wrank Tawlow of Chicago, may evoke famed authorial comparisons.
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Ules 'Thewlow
Jude
Wrank Tawlow
Chicago
Deep sea fish to be housed in new Woods Hole tanks
Washington reports that deep sea fish will be kept in special high pressure, cold water tanks at the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution in Massachusetts for study and observation. The tanks are being built in a laboratory to simulate their natural deep sea environment.
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Washington
New Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution
Massachusetts
Scientists to Meet in Pasadena AAAS Session June 15 20
Scientists from across the United States gather in Pasadena to discuss age of humanity star formation and parity physics at the American Association for the Advancement of Science meeting June 15 to 20. The California Institute of Technology and Mount Wilson Observatory host with papers on cancer therapy quantum physics photosynthesis earthquakes and ocean life. Nationally known scientists speak daily on topics of popular interest while a symposium on The Impact of Science on Civilization is presented by a historian an iconomist and a scientist. Major Robert C. R. Goetz named American military attaché in Brussels arriving August.
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Pasadena
Cal
American Association For the Advancenant of Science
United States
California
Mount Wilson, Observatory
Carnegie Institution of Washington
Ocean
Senator seeks national merchant marine for Colombia
Hoxota Colombia June 9 Senator PHogenes Reyes asks congress to form a national merchant marine asserting Colombia loses about 100000 dollars annually by operating foreign ships under foreign flags.
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Merchant Marine
Hoxota
Colombia
Phogenes Reyes
Congress
Marin
Hoe
Senator Shipstead Sails for Europe
New York June 8 Senator Henrik Silpatead of Minnesota sails for Europe to study conditions affecting the international market for silver. He serves on the foreign relations committee's subcommittee investigating the silver market.
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New York
Henrik Silpatead
Minnesota
Europe
United States
America
Allger
Foreign Relations Committee
Former stage dancer King awarded damages in out of court settlement
Jura B Aliss Amend King, 29, a former stage dancer, was awarded 33 000 dollars in an out of court settlement totaling 160 000 dollars against the Chicago Surface Lines and the City of Chicago. The February 2000 collision left her blind after the automobile she rode struck a pole by Western Avenue near the car track.
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Chicago
Jura
Amenda King
Miss King
Ahe
Strick
Western Avenue
Ught Post
Non poisonous snakes destroy rats and mice
Perth Australia a teading soologist Mr Le Sauef proposes large non poisonous snakes to combat rabbits destroying crops worth millions. He notes small snakes already reduce rats and mice. he suggests importing breeding boa constrictors to be released among rabbits, since a constrictor can swallow a rabbit in one gulp.
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Perth
Australia
le Sauef
Bunt le Sauet
Annulment sought in death tied marriage case
In Chicago a suit seeks to annul the marriage of Mrs. Kittle N. Guan Jones to Major George W. Jones, married in Michigan six years ago. The petition claims the union was procured while she was under mysterious circumstances and dead eight months. The case also seeks to settle her estate and exhumation issues.
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Chicago
Dollar
Charles Oakley
Jessia Koch
Lewiss
EB. Thompson
Kittle N. Guan-Jones
George W. Jones
Michigan
Major Jones
Sha
Jones
Condition improves for Princess Marie Louise of Britain
London June report states Princess Marie Louise cousin of King George V shows improved condition after quintessian trouble. Physicians issued bulletin noting gradual recovery and her ongoing medical care. Pikeville Tenn June 8 four men arrested on murder charges tied to Deacon death after suspected poisonous liquor. Suspects Patton Padgett Rothwell brothers Rothwell named. case linked to Saturday night drinking incident.
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London
Marie Louise
George V
Pikeville
Tenn
George Newton
Deacon
J. A. Patton
Maynard Padgett
Claude Rothwaoll
Sidney Rothwell
Local Businesses and Notices Share Whimsical City Scene
Vaporine refreshes styles at Ideal Beauty Shop and Matt Trotel Beauty Shoppe advertise permanent waves and haircare. French Hat Shoppe offers Boucle and Woolbou items with price tiers. Masonic notice for Cluefield Lodge 83, 7:30 pm at Mesdrle Temple. visitors welcome. Matt Barber Shop lists hours and services. Ray Chappell manages manicures. Lake Shawnee hosts a dance tonight with Mark Goff orchestra and chaperone. Troubadours offer engagements. H O Shorts manager lists address and contact.
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Cluefield Tage
A. Wf
A. M. Tae Tilaht
Mesdrle Temple
L. M. Carper
New York Man Arrested in Boston for $7000 Library Theft
Harold B Clarke, 29, of New York City, was seized by Boston police with $7000 in stolen books from public libraries. Police say he admitted stripping New England libraries of rare editions worth about $50,000 and carried a notebook listing customers in Paris London Berlin and Buenos Aires along with several dealer houses.
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Revere
Masa
Harold B. Clarke
New York City
Boston
Kla Pos
Sesaton
Clarke
New England
Paris
London
Berlin
Buenos Aires
Rove Editions
AH Lawson Dies in Huntington
A H Lawson longtime Bluefield Virginia resident died Monday morning in a Huntington West Virginia hospital after a period as a patient. His body will be returned to Bluefield this evening by Norfolk and Western train No 16 and laid to rest at the home of Creed Shelton. Funeral and burial plans were incomplete last night.
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A. H. Lawson
Bluefield
Huntington W. Vit
Norfolk and Western
Will Beaken
Creed Shelton
Mr. Lawson
Ace
Scientist enters Arctic in hunt for bird egg
Pittaburgh Pa A 6000 mile Arctic expedition led by Dr George Mikach Sutton state ornithologist seeks the egg of the Marria Pattow an eye never seen by man Sutton hopes to bring it to the Carnegie Museum The party travels via Winnipeg and Hudson Bay to the ice east of Canada
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Pittabursh
Arctic
George Mikach Sutton
Sutton
Carnegie Museum
Arctics
Canada
Wioniper
Hudson Bay
New Seminar to Study Political Facts in Asia
Berkeley California hosts a five year seminar by the Institute of Social Sciences to examine historical political economic and cultural factors in Russia China and Japan. The study will trace Russia eastward expansion to the Pacific and Japan's role in northeastern Asia with plans for graduate student and faculty field visits.
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Berkeley
Cal
PSA
Russia
China
Japan
Superintendent Chesteen Smith Named In Baltimore District
The Rev. Dr. Chesteen Smith, pastor of Hamline church in Washington, was appointed superintendent of the Baltimore district of the Baltimore conference, Methodist Episcopal church. The conference session ended with assignments for the coming year listing several station names and assigned pastors, including Frostburg J. Ll. Neff, Harpers Ferry Henry Lamb, Keyser W. M. Hoffman, Martinsburg S. H. Rose, and others such as Old Town O. H. K. Mead and Winchester W. M. Brashears.
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Baltimore
Chesteen Smith
Hamline
Washington
Methodist Episcopal Church
Frostburg
J. Ll. Neff
Harpers Ferry
Henry Lamb
Keyser
Ww. M. Hoffman
Martinsburg
S. H. Rose
Midland
Joseph Young
Mineral
Williamsaport
Karl G. Newell
Winchester
W. M. Brashears
Merchant xi killed in Lake Forest auto crash
George D McLaughlin a 67 year old coffee merchant and brother in law of Irene Castra Mc Laughlin was killed when his car collided with another near Lake Forest Linus Cunningham Milwaukee the other driver was seriously injured in the crash Also mentions Silver Conference in Washington and a proposed international silver conference and an Irish Free State stamp design for Dublin bicentenary celebrations.
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Chicago
Suite O
George D. Mclangulin
Irene Castra McLaughlin
Lake Forest
Linus Cunningham
Milwaukee
Dublin
Royal Dublin, Society
Honeymooners Fowler McCormick wed on Easthampton beach
A photo shows Mrs. Fowler McCormick and her 32 year old husband on Easthampton beach after her divorce from James A. Stillman. Mrs. McCormick, mother of four including Guy Stillman and James Stillman, wears striped top beach pajamas and bold jewelry as her red hair flies in the wind. The union follows a sensational divorce case from a decade ago.
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Easthampton
DL. T
Fowler McCormick
James A. Stillman
McCormick
Guy Stillman
James
Bud) Stillman
Marines Reward Snappy Insurance Found to Be
A mixed dispatch reports Marines in northern Nicaragua citing Gunner Broderick that a system awards the cleanest guard member one dollar and the snappiest fifty cents and Saturday night. Other items note church disarmament debates in Asbury Park and a British economist urging unemployment insurance to avert social upheaval amid a global trade slump.
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Washington
Guardia
Broderick
Marines
Navy Department
Asbury Park
N. J
General Synod of the Reformed Church Today
A. M. van Dume
Geneva
Farmers Acquitted On Arson Charge In Greene County
Waynesburg Pennsylvania June Richard Pratt a Greene county farmer was acquitted by a jury after half an hour of deliberation on arson charges. He was accused of burning his 125 year old log cabin at Fordyce after a quarrel with his wife on May 12. The landmark home housed many Colonial relics.
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Waynesburg
Richard Pratt
Greene County
Fordyce
Local Mian Named to Reserve Corps
Howard C. Welling of 623 College Avenue has been commissioned a second lieutenant in the Officers' Reserve Corps. Announcement came from Adjutant General Bridges in Washington. Welling, a chief clerk for the Norfolk and Western at Binestone, is active in amateur athletics locally and has served as secretary and treasurer of the Greater Bluefield Basketball League.
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Howard C. Welling
College Avenue
Bridges
Washington
Welling
Norfolk and Western Railway
Binestone
Greater Bluefield
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