Lions District Governor Addresses Local Club in Bluefield
Jennings Randolph of Elkins WV district governor of Lions clubs warned that Communism is a growing menace in West Virginia and nation urging Lions to combat it. He praised Dr J J Blaydes for blind child work funded by Lions and noted 27 state school operations with 7 eye surgeries, all free. He urged Lions to pursue public service projects beyond lunch meetings.
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Jennings Randolph
Elkins
Lions Clubs
West Virginia
Bluefield Lions Club
J. J. Blaydes
Bluefield
Blaydes
Lions
Randolph Eaid
Los Angeles
Lions Clube
Randolph
Romney
Parees
Parbury
Lions Club
Lion
William V. Foster
Communist Party
Foster
Pittsburgh
Davis and Elkins College
Congress
Williamson
Mount
Wolfh
Lions, Rotary
Kiwanis
Bland County
Roy Browder
Weller Field
Rotary Baseball
O. G. Kitch
Norfolk
Funeral Rites Today for William S. Blevins
Funeral services will be held near Baunon West Virginia today for William S. Blevins one year old son of Mr and Mrs W C Blevins of Dott West Virginia who died at 6 o clock Thursday evening at the Bluefield sanitarium. The child had been ill a week prior to his death but was not admitted to the local institution until about 1
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Buaon
W. Va
William S. Blevins
W. C. Blevins
Dott
Bluefield
Artificial lightning demonstration marks Franklin anniversary
Pittsfield June 10 10 000 000 volts of artificial lightning lit a GE laboratory as part of the 180th anniversary of Franklin's kite experiment. F W Peek Jr said the method follows nature storing energy then releasing a quick flash. The event showcased a 50 000 000 kilowatt generator producing power rivaling US output. A chaotic juxtaposition then follows with a stray skiing incident and a hunting tale in Denver and an attack on Sheriff Mayne.
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Pittsfield
Maia
General Electric Company
Benjamin Franklin
United States
F. W. Peek Jr
Forbidden Love Amid Apartment Hunt In Wellington
Cherry Phillips defies her aristocratic parents to marry newspaper reporter Dan Phillips after a secret wedding. They seek a furnished apartment in Kensington circle offered by the Clarks through Dixie Shannon, a friend, while rumors of gangland boss Toscalli swirl and Cherry encounters a mysterious Max Yeats on the street.
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Cherry Dixon
Dan Phillips
Cherry
Dan
California
Tony Toscalli
Wellington
Hhl News
Dixie Shannon
Dixie
Kensington Circle
Tou
Twelfth Street
Daisy
Capitol
Ronald Colman
Shannon
Clarke’ Place
Bergman
Mr. Bergman
Clarice Clark
Clarks
Mam
Max
Cherry Phillips
Three Minute Relief From Periodical Pains
An ad promotes B C a multi-ingredient remedy prepared by a registered pharmacist. It claims relief from menstrual pains in three minutes and also treats colds headaches neuralgia muscular aches fever and nervous distress without opiates. Available in 10c and 25c packages at drugstores.
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B. C
Personnel Shift by Auditor Lawson in Charleston
State Auditor Edgar C. Lawson announced transfers of two division heads within his department. W. E. White moves from deputy insurance commissioner to deputy securities commissioner and W. F. Boggens from Jackson county becomes deputy insurance commissioner. Both roles retain the same salary as stated by Lawson.
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Charleston
W. Va
Edgar C. Lawson
W. E. White
Woodee
W. F. Boggees
Jackson County
Lawson
College students more hide bound say Hutchins wife
Mrs. Robert Maynard Hutchins, wife of the University of Chicago president, writes to the Daily Maroon editor that today’s Chicago students are more hide bound and conservative than their parents. She notes college years as procrastination and claims students fear radical ideas while parents keep funds moving and professors keep teaching as a form of occupational therapy.
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Chicago
Robert Maynard Hutchins
University of Chicago
Maxine Creviston
Daily Maroon
Protest Over Confiscation of Foreign Currency Probed
In Santiago on June 10 the socialist junta pressed currency issues and announced steps to control grain sugar and other food prices to curb speculation. A newspaper report claims a state monopoly plan by the minister of industry.
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Santiago
Chile
Socialist Junta
Diplomatic Uproar Over Currency Confiscation Order
Ambassador William B. Culbertson acting for the National Bank of New York contested a junta order to confiscate foreign currency deposits and convert repayments to pesos. The decree has not taken effect and foreign circles expect possible modification or annulment. Diplomats warn the move could provoke a reaction abroad.
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Expee Ag
William 8. Culbertson
United States
Culbertson
National Pay Bank of
New York
Stolen Dodge Found Abandoned on Farm
A 1926 Dodge stolen Thursday night from J. Wagner of the Commercial Bank was found abandoned on a farm at Red Oak Ridge, one mile from Bluefield off the Bramwell road. The car was taken from Duhring Street and the property owner notified police.
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J.&. Wagner
Commercial Bank
Red Oak Ridge
Bluefield
Bramwell Road
Duhring Street
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Herman Charles Co
Mayne
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Tony
Garth Hendricks
Hendricks
Mr. Bates
Phillips
Clarice
Johnny
Boston
Johnn
Max [Eatson
Krogers
Ivory
Camay
WESCO
Mediun
I. A
Es Country Club
Wisconsin
Hollywood
Lemons
Ala
Virginia
Mississippi
Hams—Country Club
C. C
Palmolive
Q. S
Kansas
Uneeda Bakers
Bot
Cole’s
Carnation
Armour’s Star Lord
Mulkey
Jack Frost
Say “Domino
Q.S.S
Miller’s
Sunkist Pineapple Ane
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