Changsha Bridge Project Faces Superstitious Backlash
In Changsha China engineers completed a half mile railroad bridge across the Siang with a reported 200 workers. Local superstition claimed souls must be trapped in each pillar, fueling vigilante fears as an elderly woman was attacked after a misinterpreted incident and two fishermen were found innocent.
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Changsha
China
Liangtan
Local Happenings in Pounding Mill June Meeting Notes
Community notes from Pounding Mill Virginia dated June 26 record church services and lay activities led by Rev P M Blankenship Rev M T Lankford and others plus missionary meetings and young people's gatherings at Union and Church of God. Local visits and travel to Richlands Bluefield and Cedar Bluff are noted along with health vaccination work by Dr Rex E Steele and social visits of residents including Miss Catherine Brooks and Miss Anna Riley and several families with updates on homes and farms. A prowler incident near a resident is also mentioned with a garden hose turned on sleeping occupant.
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Pounding Mill
P. M. Blankenship
M. T. Lankford
Church of God
Christian Endeavor
Charlotte Asbury
W. B. Greear
W. E. Mulkey
C. H. Robinette
Christian Church
T. Sparks
Union Church
W. H. McGee
Dunfordtown
James Mee
Kenneth
Nelson
Mulkey
Tazewell
James Johnson
Raven
Neal
Hunter Mulkey
Carter
Samuel
David
Richlands
C. H. Trayer
Peggy
M. H. Christian
R. A. Trayer
Bluefield
Arthur
Eugene Hylton
Bert Moore
Finley Ringstaff
Ellis McGee
Tom Mulkey
Dolores
Carl Ringstaff
Catherine Brooks
Anna Riley
A. M. Borton
Cornettsville
Laura Myers
W. B. Steele
John B. Gillespie
Cedar Bluff
Henry Robinette
Seymore Ringstaff
Raymond
Margaret Lockhart
James Lds
Jaude Thomas
Sidney Sims
Chat Malone
Funeral for George Belcher in Switchback
Funeral services were held Wednesday at 1 p.m. at the home for George Belcher 56 who died Monday at Bluefield sanitarium after a fatal shooting at his residence Saturday night. He is survived by his wife Cora Davidson Belcher a son Lewis and a daughter Cora Watson plus three brothers. Burial was in the family cemetery near Switchback.
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W. Va
Bud Davidson
Press Taylor
George Belcher
Bluefield Sanitarium
Belcher
Norfolk
Pocahontas Fuel Nent
Cora Davidson
Lewis Belcher
Freeman
Cora Watson
Maybeury
P. F. Belcher
Oswald
J. E. Belcher
R. L. Belcher
Boissvein
Roanoke
Betty Blevins
John Holt
Herbert Wagoner
Bluefield
Nan Keesling
Princeton
Newt Bowman
Stella Shelor
Viola
Radford
C. L. Roope
Bob Marsh
Independence
C. B. Moore
R. A. Gilmore
Montcalm
George Shoda
H. M. Nichols
Kentucky
J. C. Callaway
W. C. Myers
Doris Harris
Lawger
Harvey Slate
Lliamson
G. L. Slate
Frank Johnson
Walter Hendricks
Foster Falls
Thelma Adams
Max Meadows
Treasury Receipts and Expenditures Reported
Washington reports June figures with receipts of 30 217 203 22 dollars and expenditures of 26 777 861 72 dollars leaving a balance of 2 568 984 922 88. Customs receipts for the month total 34 022 962 91 and fiscal year receipts since July 1 reach 5 213 031 412 80 with expenditures at 7 986 350 221 80 including 2 793 582 398 00 of emergency spending, resulting in an excess of expenditures of 2 773 318.
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Washington
of the Treasury
Debt and gold asset figures update
The report shows gross debt at 36,393,949,647.45 dollars, up by 5,464,865.32 from the prior day, with gold assets totaling 12,271,519,672.59 dollars including 1,040,160,200.14 of inactive gold.
Bible Verse and Social at Rocky Gap Women Circle
The Bland Presbyterian auxiliary Business Woman's circle met at Rocky Gap on June 22 with Miss Elizabeth Tuggle presiding in the president's absence. After a brief business session, the meeting closed with prayer and a salad social hosted by Miss Louise Tuggle and June St. Clair.
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Rocky Gap
Bland Presbyterian Auxiliary
Elizabeth Tuggle
J. R. Stafsae Jae
Nia Brown
J. R. Stafford
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