Governor Murphy Talks on Labor And Rights At Duquesne
Pittsburgh June 9 Governor Murphy of Michigan spoke at the 59th commencement of Duquesne University saying unrest labor is not essential new and urging a larger share of labor’s product, job security, and rights. He noted conflicts reflect changes in law and economy and urged gradual judicial and faster legislative action to settle disputes.
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Pittsburgh
Ounrest
Murphy
Michigan
Duquesne University
General Motors
Eee
Cochrane Placed on Inactive List by Detroit Club
Detroit June 9 Walter O president of the Detroit club announced that manager Mickey Cochrane requested removal from the active roster. He will be carried as a non playing man while doctors say he is progressing satisfactorily. Marvin Owen fractured a small bone in his left hand yesterday and Rudy York was recalled from Toledo to fill the vacancy.
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Detroit
Walter O
Detroit 1
Mickey Cochrane
Briggs
Cochrane
Irving Hadley
York
Marvin Owen
Rudy York
Toledo
Grundy Mission Clubs Organized Through Churches
Delegations from several Christian churches gathered at Midway Christian church to hear plans for Grundy Mission clubs. Fourteen congregations participated including Princeton and Bluefield area churches. Hurley presided. Rev B N of Pulaski Va spoke as the audience learned of a re organized Grundy Mission club with 27 members financing two dormitory rooms and school work.
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Midway Christian Church
Princeton
Bhi W. Va
Bluefield
Hurley
B. N
Pulaski
Poge Ak
Matter Club
S Uates
Dollinger
Opal Foley
Aland Ude
Knights Templar escort to aid funeral of William J. Simms
A Knights Templar escort will muster at the Masonic Temple Thursday at 1:30 PM to assist Mercer Lodge 160 in the funeral service for late Sir Knight William J. Simms. Eminent Commander Mayo M. King urges full attendance. Bluefield Lodge No. 85 members to assist and meet at the temple with cars. Norman McDowell, secretary.
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Knights Templar
Masonic Temple
Mercer Lodge 160
William J. Simms
Mayo M. King
Mercer Lodge No. 160
A. F
A. M
Bluefield Lodge No. 85
Norman McDowell
Virginia Children of Confederate Hold Narrows Convention
About 100 delegates attended the fifth annual Virginia division Children of the Confederacy convention at the First Methodist church in Narrows. Heavy rain curtailed last night’s session. after adjournment at 12:30, a luncheon followed, then a motor trip to Mountain Lake with 60 cars and around 200 people. Some delegates will travel home from Mountain Lake.
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Virginia Division
Children of the Confederacy
First Methodist
Narrows
Mountain Lake
Narrows Business Men’s Association
Names of Rich Persons Accused by FDR Tax Inquiry Revealed
Washington June 9 Congress leaders predicted the first move of the investigating committee will postpone the names of wealthy accused by President Roosevelt of tax evasion and avoidance. They expect those named will be given an opportunity to answer before the committee and defend themselves. President Roosevelt sent Congress a list of alleged evasions but did not name the individuals. Chairman Harrison of the Senate finance committee said he will seek Senate approval to changes made by the House in the investigation resolution. The amendments would require the committee to decide publicity in each case. Leaders forecast the Senate would act to authorize the investigation tomorrow, allowing the inquiry to begin next week.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Harrison
D. Miss
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
House
Morgan Explains Tax Statements and Wealth
Morgan argues on taxes that citizens should minimize payments and rely on Congress to fix mistakes. He defends wealthy individuals and questions incorporating. He notes a European trip for coronation services but a minor illness kept him from attending. He plans to return to Scotland in August for grouse shooting.
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Congress
Morgan
Europe
Scotland
Britain protests warship disaster
The report notes Britain protests a naval disaster and cites the Hague convention on mine dangers, stating unanchored mines must be neutralized an hour after laying and anchored mines are rendered harmless immediately if broken from moorings. In Madrid, diplomats discuss evacuating civilians as government troops strengthen positions near Aravaca and Las Coruna road to cut insurgent communications.
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Madrid
Alcibiades Pecanha
Coruna
Aravaca
Nyack and Penny Win Charles Town Events
In Charles Town West Virginia on June 9 a crowd of about 4000 watched L. W. Mark's Nyack and R. F. Frick's Penny win the second and third races respectively today and com-
Penny scheme yields $1278 daily double at track
B F Austin of Washington and an unidentified man held one ticket each for the winning double, with four Charles Town garage mechanics Norman Fadely Luther Carper Walter Birkit and Johnny Dunn pooling 50 cents each to win nearly 320. They recall Penny from Heaven and Nyack in a strategic play tied to the day’s big Guy Lombardo handicap winner Steol Pigeon ridden by Sammy Palumbo.
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B. F. Austin
Washington
Charles Town
Norman Fadely
Luther Carper
Walter Birkit
Johnny Dunn
Penny
Nyack
Hugh C. Vaughn
Sammy Palumbo
Parkersburg Man, 89, Elected to Head G A R
Fairmont West Virginia June 9 William Satow aged 89 of Parkersburg was elected today department commander of the grand army of the republic to succeed William Smith of Shadyside Ohio The encampment opened Monday with a small group of veterans selecting Parkersburg as next year’s site for the gathering.
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Fairmont
W. Va
William Satow
Parkersburg
Grand Army of the Republic
William Smith
Shadyside
Ranger Wins Another Race in Yacht Trials
Newport Rhode Island June 9 Harold Vanderbilt's Ranger defeated Chandler Hovey's Rainbow and Gerald B Lambert's Yankee today in the concluding race of the first trial series to select a defender for America's yachting cup. Ranger had twice defeated Yankee in match races and led both Rainbow and Yankee home in a three yacht contest. Yankee beat Rainbow in the other two races of the series.
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Newport
R. I
Harold Vanderbilt
Ranger
Chandler Hovey
Rainbow
Gerald B. Lambert
Yankee Today
Yankee
Salvation Army Board Meeting Today
The advisory board of the Salvation Army will meet at 12:15 in the private dining room of Royal Cafe No 2. R Cameron, chairman, announced the gathering in Baltimore Maryland. Police Commissioner Lawson ordered uniformed officers to wear uniforms when responding to bank and store hold up calls to avoid frightening the public.
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Salvation Army Board
The
Salvation Army
Royal Cafe
No. 2
R. Cameron
Baltimore
William P. Lawson
Suburb Incorporation Wins Approval in Morgantown
Morgantown West Virginia June 9 Circuit Judge Minter L Wilson approved the incorporation of suburban interest Endorsers of the movement said a municipal election would be held within the month.
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Morgantown
W. Va
Minter L. Wilson
Treatment Of Disease Resulting From Heavy Drinking Described
Atlantic City June 9 the two bottle ers who drink more than a quart daily suffer a severe form of the mental disease described by Dr Robert Goodhart and Dr Norman Joliffe of New York In the Far East this condition is linked to vitamin B deficiency The doctors report dramatic improvements with large vitamin B doses even as patients continue heavy drinking They cite an actress case with paralysis and fluid drainage but say vitamin B restored health and appetite Also noted are potential benefits for liver cirrhosis and a separate report of licorice flavoring allergy tied to gum drops and certain drugs and dental products Dr Edward J Donovan notes tumors can block stomach opening and are operable with low mortality from 243 operations
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Atlantic City
Robert Goodhart
Norman Joliffe
New York
American Medical Association
Far East
Goodhart
Adolph B. Loveman
Louisville
Edward J. Donovan
Parleys and Pickets Roil Ohio Strike Scene
Aaron Cohen urged workers not to join a Bee movement while union leaders warned the strike would continue. In Newton and Monroe, officials claimed strong backing for work stoppages with thousands of unionists ready. Gov Davey warned of possible bloodshed if the dispute escalates, as clashes at an airplane base drew threats against Mayor Burton. Baby chicks hatched early forecast ample time to market.
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Aaron Cohen
Committee For Industrial Organization
Ohio
Aint Wittens
Newton
Co. I. O
Monroe
Detroit
Knaggs
Chicago
S.w.oc
Inland Steel
van A. Bittner
Inland
Republic
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
C.il.o
Davey
Burton
Seek More Funds for Flood Plan
Washington reports a push in the House Control Center for larger federal financing of flood control projects. Chairman Whittington and Colonel Powell urge relaxing the policy so the government covers more costs, noting 69 reservoirs in the proposed $800 million plan for the Mississippi and Ohio basins.
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Washington
Whittington
D.-Miss
R. G. Powell
Gaiden
Wall
Powell
Mississippi
Ohio River
Dailey Infant Dies in Beckley Home Services Today
Gladys Dailey three month old daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry M Dailey died at 430 yesterday afternoon at the parental home on East Wyoming Street from complications. Services will be held at 330 this afternoon at the parents home conducted by Rev A H McGee of the Pentecostal Holiness church Beckley. Interment will follow in Nunn Cemetery on Brush Creek. Survived by parents and one sister Nellie Plorence.
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Gladys Dailey
Harry M. Dailey
Wyoming Street
A. H. McGee
Pentecostal Holiness Church
Beckley
Nunn
Brush Creek
Nellie Plorence
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Organization OF Grundy Mission Clubs
Mary Lee
Virginia
Children OF Confederacy
Holding Narrows
FDR
Mrs. Kyle McDowell
Mercer Street
Barbara la Marr
Mabel Normand
Renee Adoree
Lilyan Tashman
Thelma Todd
Jean Harlow
Miss Harlow
Hollywood
Olive Thomas
Jack Pickford
Blond Thelma Todd
Santa Monica
Britain
Bluebeard Lewis
Daniel Hoone Savage
Los Angeles
Lewis
Sampson
G.A.R
USA
Mie Nas
Stahl Whiskey
Windsor
Lael
National Distillers Products Corporation
New York, N
U. S
Cuticura
Fixisen
Mass
Hetronimus
Roanoke
S H.heironimus
Campbell-Henry Kirk
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