Willkie to Shorten Parley Schedule in Colorado Springs
COLORADO SPRINGS July 31 Observers report Wendell Willkie will stage manage his campaign with rapid strategy sessions of 24 hours or less as party leaders travel to consult on financing issues and itinerary. National officers will meet him in Colorado with no fixed plans to meet running mate Charles L. McNary. Messages of support arrive from former Roosevelt supporters Frederic Coudert and Mrs. Gillard Dudley in Nashville.
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Colorado Springs
Colt
Wendell Willkie
Des Moines
Joe Martin
Sam Pryor
John D. Hamilton
Harold Stassen
Minnesota
Colorado
Willkie
Charles L. McNary
Oregon
McNary
Philadelphia
Roosevelt
Frederic Coudert
New York
U.S
Wilson
Gillard Dudley
Nashville
Tenn
Rumanian officers face court martial amid evacuation faults
Budapest reports that nine Romanian generals and forty colonels confront court martial over alleged faults in the evacuation of Bessarabia. The dispatch also notes U.S. Army measures to reduce National Guard enlisted ranks with dependents and lists several officer promotions and a building permit alteration in Huntington.
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Budapest
INS
Bessarabia
Adj
William L. Horner
West Ae Ginija National Guard
Etniastion
Kaia
Sho
U.S
Secretary of War
National Guard
Horner
John James Barbour
105Th Infantry
Huntington
Lawrence Brown Harris
201St Infantry
Weston
Charles Hunter Gearhart
20Th Infantry
Welch
Marble Lowell Zicke
Foose
Clarksburg
Garland Cleve Brady
Charleston
John Patrick Donohug, Jr
Mount Hope
Earl Prichard Moreland
Navy Recruits Visiting Parents in This Area
Navy recruits from Norfolk naval mining school visit area families as 11 Southern West Virginia men tour with Chief Fire Control man R. A. Spicer. Recruits include Otto Walker Danville Franklin Beck South Charleston Donald Chapman Huntington Walter Anderson Dunbar and others from Morrisvale Clendenin Kimberly Seth Gumms Landing Eskdale and Gassaway.
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West Virginia Navy
Norfolk, Va
Naval Mining School
R. A. Spicer
Wid
Otto Herman Walker
Danville
Franklin Harvey Beck
South Charleston
Donald Robert Chapman
Huntington
Walter Nurl Anderson
Dunbar
Curtis Linville
Morrisvale
Olin Willis Feed
Clendenin
Benjamin Persling Goins
Kimberly
James Slas Leadingham
Seth
Den
Two Officers Killed In Arrest Attempt
In OISE Idaho July 31 a man identified as W A Nero who shot and killed two federal officers was wounded fatally today by possemen who attacked a forest cabin where he had barricaded himself Marshal George Meffan and deputy John Glenn were killed as they tried to serve a court citation on Per Royal Hendrickson about 49 more than 30 officers rushed the scene bombed the cabin and set it afire the suspect died en route to a hospital
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Oise
Idaho
Patterson Sworn In as Assistant Secretary of War
Washington July 31 Bert P. Patterson former judge of the federal circuit was sworn in as assistant secretary of war. He succeeds Louis Johnson whose relation was accepted by President Roosevelt last Thursday.
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Ashington
Bert P. Patterson
Ofie Federal Circuit Court
Apbe
New York
Louis Johnson
Preside Roosevelt
Dunbar social notes of picnics and gatherings
Mr. and Mrs P Spradling hosted a Garden avenue picnic with W J Hightower W E Harrold Chester Spradling and others from Dunbar Charleston and Morgantown. A Roxalana drive shower honored Mrs Okey King. A choir picnic at First Baptist and Thimble Club luncheon followed with many local residents attending. Eight piano pupils gave a recital at Mrs Alton Parsons home.
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P. Spradling
Garden Avenue
W. J. Hightower
South Charleston
W. E. Harrold
Marmet
Chester Spradling
Charleston
R. D. Spradling
J. C. Smith
W. H. Marshall
Dennison Hill
Dunbar
Lola Gravee
G. L. Laidley
Frances Laidley
Charlie Welfus
Richard Pharr
Moganatown
Red Johnson
Roxalana Drive
Okey King
Mesdames
Howard Anderson
Squire Lamp
Bob Waters
Howard Lanham
C. M. Caldwell
Clyde Strohl
Jack Beard
Delbert Wilson
Verna Hecob
Wesley Samples
George King
Raymond Barnett
Walter King
Delbert Casdorph
Della Anderson
Henry Bowling
Delmer Smith
Pearl Anderson
Beulah Bowles
Carol Ann Casdorph
Neil‘ Ann Beard
Carol Jean Waters
Glen Strohe
First Baptist Church
Harry Morris
Harald Brabbin
George Morris
H. W. Hinkle
W. J. Kemper
Glenn Thompson
W. Marshall
E.R. Stanley
Isses Nelle Hayes
Wilda Young
Ada Downing
Robert Morris
Hiyes Eppert
Alton Parsons
Evelyn Hinzman
Delores Skiles
Ruby Guthrie
Rowena McComas
Patty Jo Shaver
Janet Smith
Eva Fay Smith
Barbara Ellen Pignate
A. Hanning
Roy B. Pauley
Babcock State Park
John Gillespie
Detroit, Mich
Rosilia Gillespie
Joann
Denny
Jackie Gillispie
Detroit
Five Life Sentences for South Pasadena Educator
Verlin Spencer, former South Pasadena High School principal, was sentenced in Los Angeles to five consecutive life terms in San Quentin for murdering five associates and 20 more years for wounding another. His guilty plea cited lack of a proven motive. The victims included Dr George B. Bush and five district staffers. Spencer injured a secretary and survived his own self-inflicted gunshot wound.
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Los Angeles
Am— Verlin Spencer
South Pasadena High School
San Quentin
Spencer
Arthur Veitch
George B. Bush
South Pasadenta
John E. Alman
South Pasadena
Will R. Speer
V. V. Vanderlip
Ruth Sturgeon
Dorathea Talbert
Bush
Army Planes Crash At Canal Mysteriously
In COLON Panama on July 31 seven fliers escaped death by parachuting from an army bomber that crashed in the jungle near Hic Halo while targets were being towed for gunnery. An amphibian ambulance ship piloted by Lieut. Darcey of Boston wrecked while approaching the scene.
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Colon
Panama
Uns
Hic Halo
Canal Zone
Rio Hato
Fneman Darcey
Boston
Lieut
Wiliam Creer
Spanish Fork
Utah
WA Plans New Routes to Washington via WV Stops
Continental and Western Air will seek authority to inaugurate new routes linking Dan to Washington D C with visual centers and army air bases. The proposed line would include a stop at Erksburg West Virginia and connect major hubs.
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Wsas City
Trcontinental
Western Air
Washington, D. C
Army Air Bases
Washington
Erksburg
W. Va
Hearing Put Off for Colbin Gas and Electric Plan
Washington July 30 The Securities and Exchange Commission postponed indefinitely at counsel request the hearing on the adequacy of the Colbin Gas and Electric Corporation corporate simplification plan. The corporation operates in West Virginia Ohio and Kentucky
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whington
Ru— Argents
Colbin Gas and Electric Corporation
Securities and Exchange
West Virginia
Ohio
Ken
1200 British Refugee Tots to Come to U S
Lord Lothian the British ambassador said today about 1,208 British children will be brought to the United States within the next six weeks and the total may reach 50,000 if American ships are provided to transport them.
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Washington
Lord Lothian
Minus two equals four in Wisconsin ball park tale
In New London Wisconsin on July 31 a city ball park caretaker received a lawn mower two inches narrower than the old one. He previously walked 12 miles to cut the lawn and now estimates 18 miles for the same area. A Pittsburgh July 1 note promotes a heat wave special from a drug store offering bananas at eight cents with a sign saying bring your own bananas.
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New London
Wis
Ben Thorn
Pittsburgh
Property Transfers Recorded in County Clerk Office
Yesterday several transfers were filed. Paul E. Wehrle to Roy Peters a tax deed for five acres on Fields creek in Cabin Creek district, formerly owned by George and Mary Williams, J. D. Holstein and wife and Charles Goodwin and wives. E. F. and Bertha E. Joachim to Jerome Goldberg lots 16 and 17 block A fronting 50 feet on Dunbar avenue. Metropolitan Life Institute to Moresh C. and Tillie W. Andrews property on Fort Hill drive Littlepage Hill addition. FE. D. Spilman to Sam Corey part of lots 13 and 14 block 44 Bream street near Seventh avenue. Virginia D. Hutchinson to Violet H. Perfater int 28 and part of lot 30 Butkus addition South Charleston.
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Paul E. Wehrle
Roy Peters
Fields Creek
Cabin Creek
George and
Mary Williams
J. D. Holstein
Charles Goodwin
Dunbar
E. F
Bertha E. Joachim
Jerome Goldberg
Dunbar Avenue
Metropolitan Life Institative Company
Mores C
Tillie W. Andrews
Fort Hill Drive
Littlepage Hill
D. Spilman
Sam Corey
Bream Street
Seventh Avenue
Virginia
D. Hutchinson
Violet H. Perfater
Butkus
South Charleston
S. Charleston News Soviet U S Renewal Of Pact Discussed
In Moscow on July 3 the renewal of the U S Soviet trade agreement was reportedly discussed between Anastas Mikoyan Soviet supplies and food minister and a representative of the American embassy. The Charleston area items cover local club meetings Red Cross sessions church events and births and marriages in Spring Hill and surrounding neighborhoods with many names and locations noted.
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Moscow
INS
U. S
Russia
Anastas Mikoyan
Fence Line Dispute Leads to Circuit Court Suit
Yesterday in circuit court Willard L. Oaks filed suit against Frank Jones Sr over the location of a property line fence. Byron J. Stephenson guardian and others sue Fort Ward to obtain court approval to dispose of five thousand dollars in stock in the Stephenson Court apartments. Algeria ships goats and kids to the United States.
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Willard L. Oaks
Frank Jones
Byron J. Stephenson
Guardian
Fort Ward
Stephenson Court
Algeria
United States
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W. S. Gilbert
George B. Hendricks
Maxwell Street
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Johnson
Dunbar News
Thimble Club
Faye Garrett
Kerine Pickering
Betty Winterson
Garland Smith
Lucille Kessell
Jarvis
Glenville
Helen Jarvis
C. C. Cantrell
Charles
Memphis, Tenn
Beulah Gillespie
Ashland, Ky
Frank Summerfield
Morgantown
William Marshall
E. R. Stanley
Canal
Weington Is
Annapolis
Kaawha
A.w.cox Department Store
First Baptist Church of
Spring Hill
James Rogers
Kanawha Country Club
Red Cross
Fred Miller
E. C. Brede
J. R. Ee A. W. Willman
Georgeorge
Roy H. Arthur
Morris
Roy H. Arlhur
A. H. Kinder
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H.R. Rader
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A. F. Rumbaugh
H. J. Cobb
Robert M. Maljbry
C. C. Whittington
E. W. Hall
A. K. Lilly
Marian Rumbaugh, and
J. Marion Bailey
Missionary Society of the
Sonals
A. Schneider
Rita Marie
Mars
Montrose Drive
Lost River State Park
Nannie Morris
C. A. Cash
H. L. Lawrence
Wighlang Terrace
Keyless M. Blake
Glendale
Calif
James Quil
Car
George Roth
Pearl Nash
Edward Nash
H. G. Knapp
Montvaie Addition
Indian Lake
Ralph Shideler
Girard
Kansas
Bpard Pir
R. T. Shideler
Shepherd Avenue
A. C. Radford and
Fred
Phil
Buckeye Lake
Martha Knapp
Springfield
Harald Blephens
H. T. Hall
Elm Street
Rosemary Louise Hell
Zg, Huffman, Jr
Or. H. Dorsey
Darlington Methodist Church
Miss Hall
South Charleston High School
Order
Carbide and Carbon Chemicals Corporation
Frederick Pos’ Company
Chicago
Huffman
Carbide and Carbon
Cintinnati
Ninth Avenue
BY. P.A. of the First Baptist Church
Rock Lake
Auxiliaties
First Prestyncian Church
R. H. Dunn
Nancyena Ida June
White Sulphur Springs
Dr. Dunn
State Medical Associaion
Gerald R. Thimble
Sey
Cube
North
South America
OCB
Ita Cayerae
Norm Cen Tan Rikontinental Distilling Corporation
Cox
Cor's
Chatham
America
Cox's Blanket Club
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