Johnson Plans New Pressure To End Strike
Hugh S. Johnson recovery administrator orders Edward F. McGrady to Uniontown to press miners to accept terms of the coal strike settlement. McGrady will meet striking workers at Avon then fly to Massachusetts to urge industrial peace, amid new conciliation board talks.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
Hugh S. Johnson
Johnson
Edward F. McGrrady
American Federation of Iabor
Uniontown
Avon
McGrady
Springfield
Lynn
Massachuette
Cntry
Johncot
Boot
Etoe
National Conciliation Board Crento
Roosevelt
Wagner
New York
In In Europa
Gerard Bwopa Alto
Woman's Father On Witness Stand
Sal Costello, father of the widow, testified in the Bra. Josie Burnett case that the late fire captain William J. Contello appeared morose and unhappy before his death. Fyfe said the husband’s death may have been suicide, while denying personal rifts with Burnett.
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Salim
Maes
Josie Burnett Roatado
Mhese
Wita
Hugh A. Cregg
Andrew J. Fyfe
William J. Contello
Hte
Atdes
Fyfe
Costello
Sal Costello
Coa
Favorable Business Reports Of The Day In 1933
New York reports July gains for Woolworth and StudebakerGaleas, with Edison refrigeration and wage increases in Massachusetts and New York. Woolworth sales rose from June to July 1933, while Hoffman notes Studebaker Galea unit totals up and Western Electric grants 11 percent pay raises to 25 000 workers. The details indicate broad wage and sales improvement in mid year.
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New York
South Bend
Ind
Paul G. Hoffman
Studebaker Galea Corporation
Hoffman
Edison Electric Institute Today
New York State
WEW
York
Western Electric Company
County School Levy Estimated for Kanawha County
The levy estimate by the county board of education allocates 1,133,60,92 for teachers' salaries and 770,031 for maintenance and building funds. It awaits state tax commission approval before the levy on the third Tuesday of August, detailing elementary and high school staffing, salaries, coaches, principals, and superintendent costs.
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Kanawha
County Board of
Eenvcation
Mainetenance Fund
ADC
Maine Tenancs and Building Fund
Cings
Clars
Clon
Cinas
Kump Denies Plea in Joseph Corey Death Case
Governor Kump refused to commute death sentence of Joseph Corey for 1632 Charleston murder. Final appeal to state supreme court to halt Friday execution. prior Kaunawha circuit court denial noted, with judges split two to two. Corey’s wife, wounded in the incident, died days later.
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Kump
Joseph Corey
Hia
Charleston
Sguricsea
Brs
Katherine Ghix
Logan
Moundseiie
State Supreme Court
Air
Kaunawha
Corey
French Fliers Break Record Breaks World Nonstop Flight Distance
Lieut Maurice Roas and Paul Codes set a world non stop distance mark near 5880 miles from New York to Rayack Syria in 60 hours 29 minutes in a single motorized Bleriot. They flew via Floyd Bennett Field to Rayack around Beirut in a voyage that eclipsed prior records by about 250 miles. Final figures await International Aeronautic Federation confirmation.
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Paris
Maurice | Roas
French Army Air Corps
Paul
New World
Rayack
Beirut
Syria
New York
Rocat
Codos
Floyd Bennett Field
Brooklyn
Ders
O. K. Gaylord
G. B. Nicolette
Great Britain
International Aeronautic Federation
Rotel Snd Caodos
Atlantic
Nova Scotia
Halifax
Long's End
England
Scilly Isles
English Channel
Cherbourg
France
New Warden on Visit Here Tells of Prison Problems
Dr. O F McClintic new warden of the state penitentiary at Moundaville arrived here for talks with Governor Kump and the state board of control. He outlined pressures from 1000 prisoners set to lose jobs when factory contracts end next month and 100 tubercular inmates needing care, and urged creating a prison farm to supply state institutions and relieve crowding. He noted the small 260 acre farm is inadequate and warned about inmate care challenges while exploring hospital or [illegible] options. McClintic was appointed by Gov Kump and began duties after an oath last Saturday.
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O. F. McClintic
Atute
Moundaville
Kump
State Board of Control
McClintic
Board of Control Yeaterdas
Tunereal
DT Horangeme
Counties and Cities to Aid Stock Insurance Drives
State officials launch a statewide campaign with posters warning against unapproved or illegitimate insurance policies and unapproved stocks and securities. Deputy commissioners Bradford and Justice will circulate posters to sheriffs and clerks, with quarterly updates, targeting prohibited insurers and misrepresented plans.
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Anakter
Edgar B
Harold K. Bradford
Harlan Justice
Securiities
Artye
Securities Department
Bradford
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
West Virginia
Justice
Former Sheriff Leaves West Virginia Advisory Board
D Homer Stephenson of Charlestown resigns from the three man West Virginia advisory board appointed by President Roosevelt to assist the national recovery act district administration. He cites business pressures and says he cannot give the work full time. Associates on the committee were Van A. Bittner and William P. Wilson, under district administrator George L. Radcliffe of Baltimore. Stephenson was originally recommended by Senator M. M. Neely to oversee the state recovery act efforts.
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D. Homer Stephenson
Charleston
West Virginia
Roosevelt
Federal Public Works
Kanawha County
Sher 4
Stephenson
van A. Bittner
United Mine Workers of America
William P. Wilson
Wheeling
George L. Radcliffe
Baltimore
Former Air Ace Killed in Wreck Near Kissimmee Florida
Otto H. Ashley a 43 year old former operator of a flying field at Kanawha City and member of the Eighty eighth Aero Squadron United States Army in World War I was killed in an automobile wreck Sunday night at Kissimmee Florida Relatives here were informed Ashley famed for air stunts including a feat under the South Side bridge Surviving are his widow five children his parents and three sisters Details of the accident were lacking Relatives left for Florida to attend services yesterday
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Lient
Otto H Ashley
Kanawha City
Kisssimmee
Fin
Ashley
Eighty-eighth Aero Squadron
United States Army
South Side
Auarey Fisher Ashley
J. M. Ashley
Micco
Fla
Golden Davis
Pensacola
Morman Sirk
Charleston
Carl Anderson
Dunbar
Washington Scott Field
France
Garden City
L. 1
Ohio State University
Dayton
United States Army Air Service
Florida
Woman questioned as murder case unfolds in New York
In New York on August 7, Miss Mary Almskaar, a Swedish interpreter and Sanborn’s fiancée, was questioned at length after Sanborn’s body was found buried near Bayside. Police said she offered no clues, and she last saw him July 18 when they visited a Connecticut summer camp. The fiancé, railway executive Henry F. Sanborn, disappeared July 17 after leaving the Woolworth Building. He was shot twice and died about three weeks earlier. The wedding, set for July 30, was postponed by mutual consent.
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New York
Henry F. Sanborn
Miay Magnhud Aimstanr
Sanborn
Jamaica
Woolworth
Long Island
Bayside
Miss Almskaar
Tombey
John J. Gallagher
Gallagher
Connecticut
Mins Almskaar
Itom Banborn
Banborn
East ¢7Th Street
Manhattan
Belicé
Detective owes life to barrel of pistol in El Paso
In El Paso Texas Aug T W Woolvarten reports a detective credits survival to a pistol barrel. Capt Wolverton fired rapidly at a target, wrapping billets that wedged in the barrel causing it to swell without bursting.
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EL Paso
Texas
Woolvarten
Wolverton
Havana Under Military Rule With 26 Slain
Havana remains under military occupation after clashes that left at least 26 dead as President Gerardo Machado faced broad demands to resign. Congress, in an extraordinary session, authorized suspending constitutional liberties to quell a spreading strike movement, while authorities moved to implement the measure amid reported violence and unrest.
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Associated Press
Havana
Gerardo Machado
Congress
Senate
Col
New Honor Roll To Be Posted At The Post Office
A new honor roll of subscribers to the president's recovery blog will be posted at the post office this week likely tomorrow or Thursday. The first roll listed about 160 companies and individuals who signed N Re Ae certificates of compliance, totaling 710 certificates processed. Public interest grows as non members face quiet boycotts against suspected businesses.Meanwhile, codes are being drafted nationwide for industries and trade groups. West Virginia Auto Dealers propose a 0 hour week for mechanics at 60 cents per hour and a large number of auto selling and service agencies could hire thousands under the code. Page 5. Col 3.
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Ick
West Virginia
Ape
My BR. A
Trate
Labar
Industiig
National
National Automobile Dealers Associaten
Washington
Monel
Gof
Officers Find Slain Deputy's Revolver
Following a clue an intercepted letter at county jail led officers to the missing revolver of Deputy Sheriff Roy Bhamalin. Gun was recovered by gunmen's bullets in Jackson County on July 26, authorities would not reveal the location. The letter came in a garment sent from the fall by Henry Cena, one of three men indicted yesterday for murder at Dipley.
U S Probes Miners Stand Amid Roosevelts Truce Clash
In Brownsville Pa thousands of strikers refuse to return to Western Pennsylvania coal mines as the federal government opens an investigation into alleged communistic agitation. U M W A leaders blame radicals while U S attorneys seek pamphlets urging defiance of the truce. The arbitration plan under Roosevelt aims to restart operations, but local union locals delay further action.
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Brownsville
Pennsylvania
Cal Tields
U. & Attorney
Uniter Mina Workers of America
B. T. Fagan
M_W. A
Snc
Vem Peeney
Fayette County
U. S
National
Vinity League
Lewis
Roosevelt
Frick Coke Company
General Johnson
NRA
Pittsburgh
Thomas Bioses
A, GC
Frick Cote Company
National Mining Company
Arizona to vote on repeal repeal heads concede
Arizona voters head to polls to decide on repealing the 18th amendment with prohibitionists seeking court rulings against the election. Missouri Texas and Washington also vote on the amendment as Arizona aspirants contest the congressional seat vacated by Lewis W. Douglas. Delegates and candidates are listed, with primary results noted and polling places opening at 6 2 m Mountain Standard Time.
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Phoenex
Ariz
Prohibition
Prohibitionista
Union
Prohibition Enforcement Lawa
Missouri
Texas
Washington
Lewis W . Douglas
Ibtbelig Greenway
National Committee
Wowman
Arizona
Roosevelt
Harvan Akers
Phoenix
Carl Hayden
Wiliam Coxon
Sec
Atfvona ‘Corporation Commission
Douglas
Supreme Court of & TeCene
At & D. Ma
Two Women Named As Accessories in Case Trials Set for August
Grand jury hearing in Ripley led to indictments against five defendants in the slaying of Kanawha deputy Royle Brambtlin and the wounding of Deputy Sheriff George Dudley. Charles Harper Henry Cane Leo Frazier Mrs Louise Brazier and Elizabeth Meire charged with murder and armed conspiracy. Trials slated for August 15 in the newly built courthouse as prosecutors Watts Stants prepare to present the state case.
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the Gazette
Ripley
Aug
Judrce Lewis EL ' Miller
Kanawha County
Kenna
Charles Harper
Huntington
Henry Cane
Charleston
Leo Frazier
Ors
Louise Brazier
Elizabeth Meire
Ax Benescartes
Miller
U * Watts
Carter W. Stants
Rip 20
Dudley
Murier
Mottville Yrlyon
Ralph Harper
Youths Waive In Holdup Charges
Vernon Monk aged 17 and Orie Wipes 18 of Sissonville waived to the grand jury on armed robbery charges. They confessed to holding up Green Pig restaurant on Charleston street and Palese of Sweety confectionery, firing at the cafe owner 8. D. Sines in a fight after a patron was robbed. Victims identified them. less than 25 dollars stolen from both robberies. The pair were captured on Charleston street near Edgewood drive early Sunday morning.
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Sissonville
Afinidh. Pal
D. Boones Dawson
Vernon Monk
Orie Wipes
City
Charleston Street
Central Avenue
Dan Smith
Gn Hatrep Dunlop
Wines
Monk
Grace Brodling
Edgewood Drive
Will Says They Had Better Mind Johnson
A fragmentary report from Beverly Hills describes a discussion where figures like Roosevelt and Moley are advised on action. The text references Johnson and the NRA, with admonitions about political will and restraint. The garbled lines suggest frustration with leadership and international diplomacy dynamics.
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Will
Beverly Hills
Forden
Calif
Aux
Mighty Able
Roosevelt
London
Moley
Mapers
Sissourt
Fen
Oklahoma Bey
Johnson
NRA
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D. H. Stephenson Wires
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