Kiwanis Club Delegations Hear Clarksburg Speaker
Charleston Kiwanis heard Dr. M. Stodinson of Clarksburg urge unity with Rotary Lions and Kiwanis to aid the community. He stressed service over self and discussed presidents round table links. A funeral tribute preceded remarks as attendees planned inter city luncheon and a Tuesday auto trip.
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Clarksburg
Kiwanis Club
Presidents’ Round Table
Clarksbure
Charleston Kiwanians
Unoon
Joseph N. Kenna
Arthur G Stone
O. F Tiphitt
Charles HW. Kirby
W. DT. Given
James L. Hover
Hugh G. Thomneet
Robinson
Charleston
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H. P. Tompkins
William Elsworth Glasecock
Tuftner
Kearso
Perkins Retires as Postmaster in Gassaway
C L Perkins who has served nine years as postmaster in Gassaway is retiring. John Pearson, appointed by President Coolidge, will succeed him. Pearson also becomes mayor of Gassaway and deputy sheriff of Braxton County. Citizens regret his departure. Perkins’ nine year record had no postal complaints.
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Gassaway
C. L. Perkins
Honor System Canteen Sparks Campus Debate
A Charles Town dormitory at Mt. Alto hosts an honor system canteen supplying candies and chewing gum. Students take goods they desire and pay later, a practice started by Y M C Savope, a Washington and Lee graduate, to meet student demand.
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Charles
U. OW
Savope Fae
Mt.al
Swope
Washington and Lee University
Fortune Fades as Estate Is Probed
New Vous April 14 report on the Stevens estate inquiry. Joelise Stevens, widow, faces a probate assessment of properties in Nova Scotia New Mexico and Virginia waterworth valued at about 4.060.006. The Manhattan office building assets were appraised around 70, and legal claims remain unsettled. Attorney Sidney Vo Lowell notes the net worth while experts find deeper undetected value, leaving the fortune reportedly unrealized.
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Stevens
Joelise
Novascatia
New Mexico
Manhattan
Ofice
Sidney Vo Lowell
Lowell
Judge Black’s Court Dockets and Local Crimes Report
Proceedings continued in Judge Black’s court with indictments looming after a state supreme court decision. Defendants include Jon Mason and Mes Macey Cunnic, among others, with sentences issued for various charges such as robbery and assault. The report notes multiple arraignments and a projected May 14 date for executions while listing several local residences and officials involved.
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Py Didac TV
Supreme Courts
Jon Mason
Watty
Macey
Kanawha
Petice
Brink
la Unes
Maundsyile
Erin
Snasien Starerday
Theodore Gervely
Dareeny
Fron Fopynsen
Pergueray Hotel
Qeril
Besten Iard
Havine
Kemeth
Wilter Creuehoom
Pring
Exports Surpass Imports in March
March trade figures show United States exports higher than imports. Officials cite strong outbound shipments and a favorable balance, with exports reaching a reported strong total while imports lag behind. The data reflects extended figures for the month and notes the balance compared with prior periods.
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United States
Washington
United Sates
Muceh Cere Vaio
Saami
Caftad
Hearst
United Status
Sears
Trade fears spark cautious outlook on industry demand
Mr Meaver notes uncertain intake data for March and forthcoming details after analysis. He cites shrinking exports and rising production costs as factors threatening a fragile recovery, warning the industry to brace for a period of lower business mood amid trade pressures.
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Meaver
Civics Department Final Meeting Today
The Civics Department of Charleston Woman's Elite holds its final meet at three o’clock tonight at the YWCA. Chaired by Dr A Hardy, head of the civics department, the committee will discuss projects and plans labeled “Stands for Change” as the group seeks community impact.
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Civics Department
Charleston
A. Hardy
Ely Nm Dado
Stans
Day in Washington reports on multiple policy developments
A garbled Washington page notes a tax appeals panel preparing hearings on several disputed city cases, Bucharest presented Romania war issues, Mexico treaty talks, a Barbie Mall injunction on dye shipments, MacMillan exploration plans, and ongoing disputes over presidential power and foreign trade with March activity flagged as nearly record breaking.
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Dundura
Romania
Bucharest
Suite
Mexico
Shin Burr
Barbie Mall
Ins
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Post Office Flagged for Efficiency Push in Washington
In Washington on April 14, Postmaster General announced steps to boost worker efficiency. He said new reforms would prune underperformers and raise output, while stressing the need to replace incompetent staff. Public reaction mixed as measures rollout.
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Tadius
Carter's Little Liver Pills Promote Health and Energy
Local reader from Woodhaven reports relief from headaches and sour stomach after using Carter's Little Liver Pills. The advertisement claims the pills cleanse the liver and bowels, act gently without side effects, and improve work performance and life satisfaction.
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Woodhaven
Resident Recovers with Rexall Remedy Claim
A resident narrates severe illness from infection and malnutrition, claiming weight dropped to 80 pounds before using a simple preparation advertised as a cure. The ad from Potterfield's Rexall store asserts the product clears catarrhal mucus and reduces inflammation, promising refunds if not satisfied.
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Potterfield
Rexall
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