Concord State summer school enrolment breaks records
More than 750 students have enrolled at Concord State teachers college summer school at the Concord farm. Dr J Frank Marsh says Monday and Tuesday were devoted to registration with about 73 courses offered. Regular faculty plus educators from other colleges teach the sessions, Prof Cutright directs, and the term ends in August with graduates earning A B or standard teachers certificates.
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Atheny
J. Frank Marsh
Concord College
Savantean
Cutright
Uhe
Spangler Funeral Held in Peterstown
Frank Spangler Jin, son of a Bluefield railroad engineer, drowned in Wolf Creek near Narrows. Funeral conducted by Rev Leonard Chaandler at the Peterstown Baptist Church, with burial in Peterstown cemetery. Spangler, born and raised in Bluefield, died while swimming with friends. his father nearly drowned in a rescue attempt.
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Peterstown
Monroe County
Frank Spangler Jin
Bluefield
Leonard ¢Iandler
Wolf Creek
Narrows
Arguments Continue in Land Title Case in McDowell
In McDowell circuit court at Welch yesterday the land title case between the Poca Hontas Coal and Coke company and JL Perkins and H Steele proceeded before Special Judge JC Cooling. Judge Reno F Howard was disqualified due to prior connection with the case as the rally on the land title continued.
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Pocahontas Coal and Coke Company
JL. C. Perkins
H. Steele
McDowell Circuit Court
Ab Welsh
JC. Cooling
Tudee Reno F . Howard
Cass
Brotherhoods Consider Repeal of Eighteenth Amendment
In Columbus Ohio a resolution favoring repeal of the eighteenth amendment and the Jones law was referred to a special committee for study and recommendation. The Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen will maintain grand lodge officials' salaries and address railroad consolidations unemployment relief and shortened working hours.
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Columbus, O
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Grand Lodge
Utica Wrestlers Wow Crowd With Thunderbolt Victory
In Boston on June 11 Joe Mal cowlez of Irea NY faced Howard Calowine nicknamed the Town Thunderbolt. Calowine defeated Mal cowlez in two bouts totaling 21 minutes with a reverse body hold and back fall securing the deciding fall after a flat ten.
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Joe Malcowlez
Irea
N. Y
Howard Calowine
The
Town Thunderbolt
Utican
Cantowine
The Founder Of An American Institution Who Never Saw America
Explanation of yesterday s cartoon slength and 12 978 feet above sea level near the Mount of the Holy Cross in Colorado. The feature describes a snow formed summit in Leadville camp, a symbol of Christ shaped by drifts, noted as a national monument under federal protection.
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America
Colorado
Minnesota Man Ines WN Thia City Gritty Death Note
Elmer Anderson 48 a Minnesota native and World War II veteran died yesterday afternoon from pneumonia at his sister Mrs. Robert A. Simpson’s home 364 Union Street where he had lived the past 18 months Funeral services are set for Sunday at 2 30 pm at Hawking chapel Bland Street Monte Vista Park Bluefield Post No 9 American Legion will oversee the rites with chaplain C G Gunn officiating His wife died years ago while he lived in Duluth Survivors include his sister and a brother Arthur Anderson of North Dakota.
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Minnesota
Robert A. Simpson
Union Street
Anderson
American Legion
Hawking Chapel
Bland Street
Monte Vista Park
Bluefield Post No. 9
Stev. C. G. Gunn
Post. Chaplin
Mr. Anderson
Duluth
Minn
Mrs. Simpson
Arthur Anderson
North Dakota
Fight card report from a mixed boxing event
The text lists fighters by origin and age, including Him Borwuing from St. Louie who defeated Joe Kumar of Lithuania, with a finisher. Joe Shimkis and Kucal Zbyazko proposed a ten minute draw. Other bouts included Mal from Australia defeating Boris-Demetrott from Hoplkingville. Louis Loew from Montreal and George M Leod from California fought to a one minute draw.
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Him Borwuing
St. Louie
Joe
Aun" Kumar
Lithuania
Joe Shimkis
Worcester
Kucal Zbyazko
New York
Bontite Mal
Australia
Boris — Demetrott
Hoplkingville
Louis Loew
Montreal
Farmer
George M Leod
California
Max Schmeling Heads to Ninth Day of Ring Prep
Five hundred persons watched Max Schmeling, world heavyweight champion, on a ninth day of boxing drills at Conneaut Lake Park Pennsylvania. He sparred two rounds with George Paunka of Pittsburgh, two with Lin Delo of Cleveland, and two with Tony Marwils of New Orleans.
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Dane
Ifive Hundred Pergons
Max’ Sehmeling
Wy B
Yours” Strikng
Cleveland
George Paunka
Pittsburgh
Lin Delo
Tony Marwils
New Qelenis
Kid McGy Would Steer Clear Of Women Booze Parole Request
San Quentin Cal June 12 Kid McCoy exibulist has applied for parole from San Quentin promising to steer clear of booze and marriage If released he faces a life sentence on three charges manslaughter assault with a deadly weapon and intent to murder Therasa Alurs his purported sweetheart and wife at a Los Angeles art deal is mentioned among petition signers including Charles Curtis Alfred Smith Theodore Roosevelt Major General Douglas MacArthur Will James J Corbett and WW T Menuke Miller Beates Shea Cincinnati June 1 49 Wraddy Miller Cincinnati featherweight won a ten round decision over Eddie Shot of Chicago here tonight
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Cal
Kid McCoy
Hax
Nuis
Waar
Kime
Therasa Alurs
Los Angeles
McCoy
Charles Cura
Alfred B Smith
Theodore Roosevelt
Ener Douglas MacArthur
Willt James J. Corbett
WW. T. Ménuke
Monoplane Crash Fatal to Two in Toledo
A cabin monoplane crashed near Transcontinental airport Toledo killing two Chicago men and injuring a third. Coroner Krank G. Kreft announced a joint investigation with U S Department of Commerce inspectors. The dead include Captain Cte Kuhsus of Houston Ill and Captain Michael M. Stuhner, the pilot.
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Toledo
Here
Chicago
Krank G. Kreft
United States Department of Commerce
Kreft
Cte Kuhsus
Hynoston
Michael M. Stuhner
Thomas F. White
Chicago contractor recalls near crash at airport
White the sole survivor described a plane swooping within about 100 feet of the ground as it prepared to land at the airport. He said the craft then swung wildly into the air and veered off, leaving him battered but alive.
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Chicago
White
Body of Drowned Youth Recovered from River
Huntington West Virginia report says Leonard Bond 12 was recovered from the Ohio River at Kenova after three boys' rowboat overturned on Sunday. Chester Leo Suthers 10 was recovered soon after. Johnny Ihte 17 remains missing.
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Huntington
W. Va
Leonard Bond
Ohio River
Kenova
Chester Leo Suthers
Johnny Ihte
Government Settles Street Car Strike In Warsaw
In Warsaw the government intervened in a transport strike and ordered the street car company to inform workers that returning to work would restore their good standing. Police escorted the resumption of street car service, ending the labor disruption.
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Warsaw
Poland
Livestock Exchange Plans Advertising Fund
Kansas City and Midwest livestock exchanges seek to raise a fund for meat product advertising by collecting 25 cents per car of hogs cattle and sheep. The proceeds would support the National Livestock and Meat Board in Chicago with participation from Kansas City St Joseph Omaha and Wichita exchanges.
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Kansas City
Midwest Livestock Exchanges
National Livestock and Meat Board of Chicago
St. Joseph
Omaha
Wichita
Kan
Pineapple King's Son Weds College Girl
Richard A. Dole, 22, son of Hawaiian pineapple magnate James Drummond Dole, married May McManus Johnson, 21, in Reno Nevada after an all-night car ride from San Jose. The ceremony at 10 a.m. was conducted by Rev Edward A. McGowan of the Holocopal church at Sparks. Dole attends Stanford University while Johnson’s father Fred Johnson works as a city plumbing inspector in San Jose.
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Nev
Richard A. Dole
James Drummond Dole
May McManus Johnson
San Jose
Cal
Edward A. McGowan
Sparks
Here
Doyle
Leland Stanford University
Miles Johnson
San Jose State Teachers
Medical Association Chooses President
Philadelphia June 11 Dr Edward Henry Cary emeritus dean Baylor university college of medicine Dallas was chosen president-elect of the American Medical association at the closing session of the house of delegates in New Orleans for the 1932 convention Cary was the only candidate proposed for the presidency Olin West Chicago was reelected secretary Austin Albert Hayden Chicago treasurer F C Warnshull Grand Rapids speaker of the house for his twelfth term Albert Bulison Fort Wayne reelected vice speaker over John A Card Poughkeepsie
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Edward Henry Cary
Dallas
Texas
Baylor University College of Medicine
American Medical Association
House of Delegates
New Orleans
Cary
Olin West
Chicago
Austin Albert Hayden
Grand Rapids
Mich
Albert 4. Bulison
Fort Wayne
Ind
House
John A. Card
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
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