State Medical Speakers Chosen For West Virginia Meeting
Dr. Albert H. Hoge of Bluefield names Dr. J. E. Blaydes of Bluefield to deliver the surgery oration and Dr. Raphael J. Condry of Elkins to speak on medicine at the sixty fifth annual session of the West Virginia State Medical Association in Parkersburg June 29 to 28. The program features numerous prominent physicians including Dr. Mont Reid of Cincinnati and Dr. Samuel Goodwin Grant of New York City with a full schedule of sessions on internal medicine pediatrics surgery and public health service topics. The convention opens June 20 with a general session and runs through June 23.
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Albert H. Hoge
Bluefield
West Virginia State Medical Association
J. E. Blaydes
Raphael J. Condry
Elkins
State Association
Parkersburg
Blaydes
Hoge
Condry
West Virginia
Blaydee
Much 8. Cumming
United States Public Health Service
Samuel Goodwin Grant
New York City
J. A. Bargen
Rochester
A. Graeme Mitchell
Cincinnati
Waltman F. Finn
Baltimore
Henry H. Keasler
Newark
Dean Lewis
American Medical Association
House of Aelegates
General Scientific Assembly
House of Delegates
Addrega
Fulton
Wheeling
Samuel Goodwin Gant
Gant
Robert C. Hood
Clarksburg
M. F. Petersen
Charleston
W. Byrd Hunter
Huntington
Tuk
George M. Lyon
J. T. Thornton
John JF. Caneeeny
H. R. Lauder
Mayo Clinte
Minn
G. R. Maxwell
Morgantown
A. H. Grigg
Beckley
Fairmont
W. FE
Holcomed
Victor W. Fischbach
Ohio
Hall
Ivan Fawchtt
Eugene B. Wright
Clarkeburg
T. B. Vass
R. B. Batley
Golter
W. Carl Kappes
Discuselon
J. Roses Munter
William R. Goff
Parkereburg
Henry IL. Kessler
N. J
Russel Kensel
D. J. Kindel
Balti
Day and Evening School Opens in 608 Bailey Building
Local notices announce Day or Evening School for business and academic studies at 608 Bailey building near Bluefield post office with contact W. H. Cunningham. Other ads list Clover Dew Dairy future phone 5713, Hotel Matt Barber Shop new prices, Betty's Beauty Salon permanents, and standard salon services. Personal items note Mrs. Walter B. Ravel of Reading visiting due to her mother’s illness and Joe Wilds improving at Walter Reed hospital.
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Bailey Building
Bluefield
W. H. Cunningham
Walter B. Ravel
Reading
Marine
James Sublett
Joe Wilds
Walter Reid Hospital
Washington
President-elect Ameri can Medical Association named
In Maryland, the president-elect of the American Medical Association is announced with Diecenasion-Dr J. EB. Wilson of Clarksburg and Dr. Francis A. Scott of Huntington as key figures.
New Jersey Police Dazed By Binkert Murder Probe
Emily Sharpe, linked to the Lindbergh case via a maid in the Morrow home, was questioned by British detectives in Englewood New Jersey. Officials stated no suspicion against her and she planned to remain in England for now while her family denied involvement.
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Jersey
Elater
Morrow
Haglewood
N. J
Emily Sharpe
British Detective Bureau
Stourbridge
England
Violet
Emily
New York
Englewood
Beecham
Sharpes
Fox Hunters Pick Spencer for West Virginia Meeting
Directors of the West Virginia Fox Hunters Association met in Clarksburg and selected Spencer as the site for the state meeting this fall after hearing reports from several other communities.
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Clarksburg
W. Va
West Virginia Foxhunters Association
Spencer
Jimmy's Seaside Spot Serves Light Nourishing Summer Dishes
Jimmy's restaurant offers appetizing summer dishes that balance nourishment with lightness. The menu highlights fresh ingredients and seaside flavors in refreshing options.
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Jimmy
Indiana Operators Miners Fix Scale for Indiana Coal Field
In Terre Haute Indiana representatives of the Indiana Coal Operators Association and United Mine Workers district 11 agreed to a daily wage of four dollars for inside day laborers and sixty cents per ton for pick coal. The proposal goes to district 11 unions for a June 17 referendum. If ratified about 5 000 to 10 000 miners on strike since March 31 may return to work. There are about 15 000 miners in the district.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Indiana Coal Operators’ Association
District 11
United Mine Workers of America
Japan Faces Barriers to Manchuria Colonization Plan
Tokyo reports that Japan's drive to transplant 100000 Japanese families to Manchukuo faces stiff obstacles. Population demographics, climate, banditry, and dense Chinese competition limit feasibility, with funding and political motives behind the scheme.
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Manchuria
Manchukuo
Japan
Korea
Ministry of Overseas Affairs
Finance Ministry
Overseas Ministry
National Reservists’ Association
Seamen's Union
Home Ministry
Ion
Dutch gem cutters idle as demand for stones sinks
In Antwerp the latest survey shows 7,170 of 12,828 registered diamond cutters were idle due to a drop in world demand for precious stones. A separate brief notes Jimmy's New Restaurant serves chop suey today and daily.
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Antwerp
Jimmy
Budget figures short of goal under Hoover conference
President Hoover told four congressional leaders that even with all current proposals Congress is unlikely to balance the budget. Attendees estimated 160 to 200 million dollars more in federal economies would be needed, though Hoover did not specify methods. Discussion focused on the economy bill in conference and pending appropriations as possible savings.
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Washington
White House
Hoover
Congress
Executive Mansion
House
Senate
Hoover Keeps In Close Touch With Windy City
President Hoover maintains rapid contact with the Chicago convention scene as he talks by phone with aides and Mills before Mills departs for Chicago to serve as New York delegate at large. Hoover opposes a straight repeat plank and stays closely tied to political and economic events while skipping his Rapidan fishing retreat.
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Washington
White House
Chicago
Hoover
Mills
Treasury Department
New York
Mr. Hoover
Rapidan
Blue Ridge Mountains
West Virginia
Jimmy's Restaurant Aged in Keg Service Era
A brief note celebrates twenty five years of conscientious service and quality to patrons with a motto Aged in Keg. at Jimmy's Restaurant reflecting longstanding tradition and steady patronage.
Kresge Plans Remodel of Bland Street Property
Kresge to remodel the property at Bland and Federal streets and McCulloch avenue after tenants move out by July 1 as leases expire. The firm will rebuild, reserving much of the ground floor for a higher class store, exact building type not announced.
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8. G. Kresge Company
R. W. Honaker
Bland
Federal Streets
McCulloch Avenue
Kreege Company
Virginia Pioneer Coal Man John A. Esser Dies at 85
John A. Esser, 85, a pioneer coal operator in Southwestern Virginia, died Friday night at his Norton home after a fall while walking home. A Wise County resident since 1896, he led Stonerga Coal and Coke Co. and was a prominent figure in the Virginia coal industry. Funeral and burial services were held in Norton.
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John A. Esser
Virginia
Norton
Esser
Keser
Wise County
Stonerga Coal & Coke Company
Woman's Missionary Society Meets in Coopers Home
The Woman's Missionary Society gathered Friday night at Mrs. Stella Gordon's Coop ers home in Coopers West Virginia. Refreshments were served by the hostess.
Picnic Fun For Boys And Girls World Club Members
About twenty members of the Boys and Girls World club enjoyed a delightful picnic Saturday afternoon. Many games were played and everybody seemed to have a pleasant afternoon.
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Boys and Girls World Club
Local Visit Notes From Algoma and Nearby Towns
Mrs. John Bennett of Algoma visits friends this week. George Kent of Bluefield visits Kent and Cynthia Martin for several days. Mrs. Ray Hill weekends with Miss Ilia Lawrence at Mayberry. Mrs. T. W. Rhodesia stays with her mother Mrs. R. L. Brown in Princeton for weeks. Frankie and Buckie Moore stay with relatives in Princeton. Miss Virginia Buchannan visits her parents Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Buchanan.
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John Bennett
Algoma
George Kent
Bluefield
Kent
Cynthia Martin
Ray Hill
Ilia Lawrence
Maybeury
T. W. Rhodesia
R. L. Brown
Princeton
Frankie and
Buckie Moore
Virginia Buchannan
T. L. Buchanan
Plans Begin for State Convention in Bluefield
The Democratic state judicial convention will be held in Bluefield on August 11 and 12, attracting 2500 to 3000 delegates from eighteen counties. Bluefield won the bid after strong opposition from Charleston Parkersburg Morgantown and Fairmont, with support from Mercer county leaders and the Bluefield Chamber of Commerce.
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Bluefield
Parkersburg
Will C. Easley
House of Delegates
Mercer County
D. NM. Easley
Charles M. Montgomery
D. M. Bailey
Fried Spring Chicken Dinner at Jimmy's New Restaurant
A local restaurant offers a fried spring chicken dinner priced at 60 cents, drawing attention for its low cost and casual dining appeal. The item appears in a small ad or notice highlighting value.
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Jimmy
Magistrate McNeal Relocates Office to White Pharmacy Building
Magistrate W. W. McNeal moves his office from Federal Street to the White Pharmacy Building at the corner of Bland Street and Princeton Avenue. The Bland Street entrance will serve visitors. McNeal and Constable Earl Bailey completed moving their equipment and records yesterday. business will reopen in the new location on Monday.
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W. W. McNeal
Federal Street
White Pharmacy
Bland Street
Princeton Avenue
McNeal
Earl Bailey
Means Case Goes to Jury Monday
Means told reporters he knows more about the Lindbergh kidnapping than anyone else and would face the questions without hesitation. He said the case was an inside job involving a woman and praised the police for staying on the right track.
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Means
Lindbergh
YV Sharpe
Morrow
Ernest Brinkert
Democratic Platform Committee Set to Meet Before Convention
Washington June 11 Jouett Shouse announced an informal meeting of the platform and resolution committee would begin four days before the national convention to draft a tentative platform. A majority of members have accepted former Governor Byrd’s suggestion to meet June 23 and tackle less controversial issues to speed the convention’s work.
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Washington
Jouett Shouse
Democratic National Executive Committee
Byrd
Virginia
Six Miners Trapped as Silver King Mine Caves In
Park City Utah June 11 Six miners entombed in the Silver King western mine near here were reported in no danger today as rescue workers dug into tons of debris to effect their release. The men trapped yesterday are William O Neil Gilbert Carter Clark Bennett Mike Ruby Clair Smith and George Patten.
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Park City
Utah
Silver King Western Mine
Here
William O'Neil
Gilbert Carter
Clark Bennett
Mike Ruby
Clair Smith
George Patten
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A. H. Hoge
J. E. Blaydes Bluefield
Albert TH. Hoge
Bluefeld
Hurehill Hodges
Luther C. Davis
Vairmont
Walter C. Swann
Lantern
Mont Reid
Robert King Byford
William RK
Laird
Montgomery
Walter W. Point
James J. Blows
Tmuntington
B. O. Robinson
Warkereburg
W. W. Wilkerson
R. O. Rogers
Raphaell. Condry
Elkine
Berlin B. Nicholson
T. J. Harris
R. D. Gill
Wheel
Arthur K. Hoge
R. D. Roller Jr
M. F. Peterson
Xeretion Urograph
B. LH. Nichols
Cleveland
Olio
CC. E. Clovis
Waedley
C. T. Francia
Fair- Taent
W. ML. Sheppe
G. UH. Barksdale
Eeerentan
R. J. Snider
Wheelux
Public Health Service
Hugh S. Cumming
Sur
Geon
United States Public Ealth Service
Discuesion
W. T. Henshaw
H. H. Pierce
E. B. Freeman
D. A. MacGregor
M. [. Mendeloff
J. FB. Blaydes
George M. Lyon Huntington
A. A. Shawkey
Rolla Camden
W. P. Black
Appalachian Electric Power Company
Clover Dew Dairy
Matt
Betty
Eugene Permanents
Marcel
Jie
Zbc
New Jersey
AO Binkert
Indiana
Tokyo
O. G. Carnes
The
New Bible Tabernacle
Bluefield Ave
Georgia Lumber CO
Windy City
Give
Vienna
Zara
Desire ME
Melvyn Douglas
Eric von Stroheim
Owen Moore
Garbo
Sweden
Charley Chase
the Nickel Nurser
Rialto
Eskimos
Brooklyn Bridge
SUN
Owell
Evelyn Brent
Evalyn Knapp George Sidney
Bill Powell
Don Juan
Raffles
Wallingford
M’neal
Democratic Platform Committee
Silver King Mine
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