Dry forces unite strategy in 1982 prohibition push
Washington reports a merged board of strategy uniting old line and new dry groups to coordinate the 1982 presidential campaign effort. Leaders include Dr Daniel Polling and Dr Oliver Stewart joining F. Scott McBride and Ella Boole, with plans for preconvention work and a nationwide barnstorming push funded to about 360,000 and 1,500 nonchurch meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Neiw
Daniel A. Polling
Chrlatian Endeavor
Oliver W. Stewart
Flying Squardon Foundation
F. Scott McBride
Anti-Samoon League
Clarence True Wilson
Board of Temperance
Methodistpiscopal Church
Ella A. Boole
Ernest WH. Cherrington
Naional
James Cannon Jr
South
Thomas Nicholson
Anti- Saloon League
Willis J. Abbot
The
Christian Science Monitor
Borah
Idaho
Sheppard
Texas
Rrr Tcmarn Msc
Remove Police Guard Assigned to Rail Chief
New York June 19. R B Dougherty vice president of the New York Central railroad asked White Plains to remove the guard at his home after three weeks of protection. He received threatening letters similar to those aimed at Patrick Crawley president of the road, which led to guards at his home. Police attributed the letters to a crank. The guard at the Crawley residence had been discontinued but officers remain stationed at Dougherty estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
R. B. Dougherty
New York Central Railroad
White Plains
Dougherty
Patrick Crawley
Road
Crawsley
Ohio Passes Bill Fixing Biennium Expenses
Columbus Ohio reports the legislature passed general appropriations totaling about 66.59 million dollars for operating costs in the upcoming biennium. The bill cleared the house 98 to 10 after over 12 hours of debate, with receipts expected near 58.9 million and expenditures roughly 3 million less than the prior administration. A cigarette tax proposal expected to raise over 5 million dollars and potential excise tax increases on tobacco were noted as possible revenue actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, O
House
General Appropriations
Senate
Kansans propose farmer for federal farm board
Ottawa breeder Dr. O. Wolf, a seasoned farmer and veterinary surgeon active in Kansas agriculture, is the target of eight state farm groups’ petition to President Hoover for appointment to the federal farm board. Wolf, born in Ontario, has long public service from 1913 to 1940s, including Senate terms and leadership roles in agricultural councils and marketing efforts. He presides and collaborates with farmers on cooperative marketing and the Great Waterway project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
de. C
Wolf
Ottawa
Kas
Hoover
Federal Farm Board
Kansas Board of Agriculture
State Senate
Kansas State Agricultural Council
Kansan
Council of States
Agricultural Marketing Act
Onto
Kansia
Widow reshapes life after high-profile trial
Eleven years after the Hamon case in Oklahoma, Hamon's widow reportedly inherited about 15 million dollars following the trial of Clara Smith. Now Mrs. Maton Boheer, in modest New York, focuses on her daughter Lomna Worth's theatrical career, with mother and daughter shown today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Hamon
Oklahoma
Clara Simith
Hamon
Mre
Inorgia Maton Boheer
Motagma
New York
Lomna Worth
RaleighDining Toom and New Walnut Veneer Suite Ad
The notice blends a Raleigh dining room market item with a furniture sale offer. It announces plate lunches at noon for 60 cents and 9-piece dining row suite in walnut veneer for $93,000 at Wartlek Furniture. It also mentions aggressive weekly or monthly sale plans and a general store pitch. In the fossil science section, a 600 million year old fossil from Utah is described as a new Cambrian era merostome crustacean, potentially the first to walk on land, with expert attribution to Smithsonian researchers and local hobbyist Frank Beckwith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Ood
Fruilly Alyle
Atuck
Alyle
Wartlek Furniture Company
Washington
Mogall
Yeoan
Lau
Tyelta
Utah
Saya! U. FE. Resser
Smithsonian Insibation
Canbring
Rea'ser
Smithsonian
Frank 5. Beckwith
Nelta
Beckwith
Craha
Abyssinian Fealty Ritual With Royal Firewood Token
In Addis Ababa the ancient custom of presenting firewood as fealty to Emperor Ifatle Selassia persists. Abyssinian chiefs, leading 100 to 1,000 followers, harvest forests nearby, transform trees into logs, then carry a marked block back to the palace in a ceremonial procession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adiis Ababa
Ifatle Selassia
Smiail
Addis Ababa
Gases Heard In Federal Court Weekend Session
Contingent from page one reports a list of defendants and jail sentences including six months in Pocahontas county jail for George Brown and three months for Watell Dobn. Other marked figures show fines of 25 dollars for Cashwall and Collins and two years for Juel Sarvact amid a stream of names and places such as Minneat, Wyoming county jail, and Pocahontas county. The sparse OCR grants a snapshot of a federal court weekend session with multiple detainees and penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tekin
Eig Grinths
Kneehy County
Jath
George Brown
Seix
Maden
Monran Cermat
Bixingulae
Pocahontes County
Minneat
Watell Dobnson
Pocahontas County
James W. Martin
Wyoming County
Sam Rubies
Ales C Collins
Ueeste McPeelk
Juel Sarvact
Ablanita
Picture of Third Degree Gordon Witness in Murder Trial
A defense sketch portrays a third degree assault image alleged by Rochester defendants in the Vivian Gordon murder case. Newark witness Selden Tenman disputes the sketch as key to the prosecution claim that Stain and Greenberg forced the late February midnight ride, during which Gordon was strangled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Vivian Gordon
Tha sUtLen
Tarry Selditten
Manifeur
Newark
Eige
Jarry Stain
Sanuel Greenberg
Stain
Greenberg
Mise Gorcon
Balchen Receives Credit for Time Spent at Pole
Newark June 19 Bernt Balchen Norwegian aviation technician and pilot is deemed American by time served with Admiral Byrd. His application for pension papers was denied citizenship, but Walter W. Woertendyke states Balchen’s Antarctic months count toward the five year period, making him eligible for final papers after June 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Bernt Balchen
Avon
Eltien
Harold Py Woertendyke
Walerheu
Woertendyke
Byrd
United States
New party would call Hohenzollern prince president
Hirschberg Germany reports a newly formed political group pledged to back a Hohenzollern prince as president in the 1932 election. The party, aligned with legal methods, condemns Adolf Hitler’s Nazis and seeks a royalist banner without violent aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hohenzollern
Prince
Hirschberg
Germany
Hollenzollern
Kinger
Adolf Gitler
National Socialters
Federal deficits and Appalachian power case move forward
Federal deficit figures show a drop from Hoover’s forecast with June 17 totals at about 946 million dollars, while tax and expenditure shifts affect year end outlook. Newton Baker plans to challenge federal power commission reach over Appalachian Electric, arguing jurisdiction and constitutional authority in the New River and Kanawha basins. The suit follows a commission warning to halt construction without a federal license. Court actions and appeals await fall review in multiple related cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dude
Moore Miyars
Federal
Mhannas
Presient Hoover
Pabmenix
Treasury cWletaly
Treati Andtnee G Jast-dlay
Newton J. Baker
Federal Power Comission
Reorganized ‘Commission
Anpa- Indian Electric Power Company
Virginia
Appalachian Company
Constitutiona
Onioan
Wen
Niagara Falls
Compainy
Kanawha
Ohio
Commission
Senate
Chinsman Simith
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Clarion River Power Company of
Pennsylvania
Clarion River
Coca Cola suit over Uncle Remus rights filed in Atlanta
Mrs. Larose Harris widow of Joe Chandles Harris and author of Uncle Remus songs and sayings filed a federal damage suit in Atlanta seeking 10 million dollars against Coca Cola for alleged copyright infringement of Uncle Remus characters in advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Other Larose Harris
Joe Chandles Harris
Coca Coal Company
Soldiers and police clash with 500 unemployed in Cuba
In Manzanillo on June 19 soldiers and police battled about 600 unemployed laborers. A laborer was fatally wounded and an unidentified policeman seriously hurt as shots were exchanged, with stores and street creits damaged. The labor union had petitioned the mayor to meet to discuss work relief, but the petition was refused. Hundreds gathered in Borgdal square with banners as police tried to disperse them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manzanillo
Cuba
UP AA
Borgdal Square
Mlacarda
Ulsuense
Raleigh County Court Members In Legal Tilt
Beckley West Virginia June 1 A silk against Charles Lively president of Raleigh County Court and J C Tabson a court member to recover 4435 was filed in air cult court by Milton Curtis for himself and other Raleigh county taxpayers. Curtis alleges the county court violated state law by paying 3425 to three county village employees from 1929 tax receipts for work done in 1923. The money allegedly went to St B Wood, B E Yolly son in law of the court president and Willan Wively son of the court president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. B. Wood
BE. Yolly
Willan Wively
Church Announcements From Several Local Congregations
A compilation of Sunday school times and worship services from multiple churches led by pastors including Rev. Sammel W. Moore Rev. Perry Lood Rev. C. J. Rice and others. Morning and evening sermons, revival and prayer meetings, youth activities and broadcasts on WHLS are listed with respective superintendents and times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian
Sammel W. Moore
Said
Wade
Paul C. Thomas
Christian Hadenyor Society
WHLS
Bluefield
Church OF Tile Nazarene
Bluefield Avenue
Howard Krozier
Pantor
Perry Ltood
Hanter
Tank
Hw. C. Tarvin
California
Dts
Do Mn
First Christian Church
Gol Bland Street
Ben S. Johnson
C. J. Cheyney Bihte
C. E
Frank Roberts
Mra
B. Chappe
Grace Wetiodist
Y.om
Charles W. Kelley
Cnrdlal
Atay
Chercil OF God
South Street
C. J. Rice
Westminster Presbyterian
Washington and
Albemarle Street
G. Guo
W. L. Alley
Jesus Christ
Lewisburg
K. Nelson
Building Permits Decline Across 342 Cities
Washington reports May building permits fell 19.4 percent from April in 42 cities. Nonresidential construction decreased 20.0 percent while residential activity dropped 18 percent. The Labor Department announced the figures today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Labor Department
Writs of error and appeals granted by state supreme court
Charleston, June 19. The West Virginia Supreme Court in vacation granted two appeals and one writ of error. The Stanley Coal Company and others see damages from land burning gob piles. lower court awarded 500. Mertie E. Teter, Henry Moore v Thomas and Wilmoth v Thomas, in Barbour county, involve a saw mill and transfer of property. Citizens National Bank v Corder concerns appointment of a special receiver for rent property of W B Corder. Also a separate note reports a Canadian airman crossing the English Channel by glider from England to the Stinglevert airfield near Boulogne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
State Supreme Court
John H. Hatcher
Stanley Coal Company
Mertie E. Teter
Henry Moore
D. C. Thomas
J. E. Wilmoth
Barbour County
Thomas
Mertie E. Tater
Woode Alan
Corder
Citizens National Baur
W. DL. Corder
W. B. Corder
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Allied Forces
Apon Rybels
Tegucizuma
Honduras
Gregorio Ferrera
Gity and
NEMS
Gordon
Balchen
Richmond Maid
Treasury
Newton C. Baker
Power Company
Uncle Remus
Legal Tilt
W.M. Jones
J. E. Godney
W. M. Jones
Chur
College Avenue Baptist
Howard IL
Weeks
Kenry Kandrick
G. Gunn
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Alandreet Methodist AW
Tla
Aboud
Rey
Thompson
Lople
Abingdon
Midway Christian
Peters
Country Club
Princeton
J. S.C. Quality Family Flour
Kroger
Li Tsa
M Volo Medal
Theamas Rystal Jar
Slarfield Produce and Provision
Bloefield, W. Ya
Act
Channel
Boulogne-Sur-Mer
France
Heardmore
Engish Channel
Aermone
England
Stinglevert Airfield
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