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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1933

Page

9

Heifetz Explores World Touring And Surprising Venues

The renowned violinist Patrick Heifetz discusses his global tours and the unexpected settings he has performed in, from Tel Aviv’s natural amphitheater to Japanese theaters. He notes Western music’s rising popularity in China and the diverse audiences that respond with enthusiastic applause. He recounts memorable moments and the universal language of music that transcends cultures.

Sige Hana Arova Suesaay Ater Vordey Bond Street Rue de la Paix Reifetz High Schies Community Music Association Charleston Heifetz Tel-Aviv Palestine Nature Tiberiams China Helfetz Japan Hakata

US sailors urged bigger ships under London treaty

Mr Bingham urged the United States to use the London naval treaty tonnage for fewer but larger ships self contained for long voyages. He noted larger US cruisers carry six inch guns, matching British ships. About 300 Americans heard the London meeting of the American Society in London. The event featured American decor, Thanksgiving fare, and southern melodies with Lord Lee of Fareham as principal British guest.

United States Bingham American Society London Lord Lee Fareham

British war medal holder praised by Lord Lee

Lord Lee lauded President Roosevelt's "gay courage, spirit and resource" and spoke of preferring bold action over questioning the bankers of yesterday. The remarks referenced Sulgrave Manor as the Washington ancestral home, noting its shrine status and highlighting British ties.

Bingham United States Lord Lee Roosevelt Washington Sulgrave Manor

Officials Drop Today Plan Retire From Frontline Action

Local authorities will follow the prosecutor’s recommendation to proceed by secret grand jury. Three judges will meet in Cambridge with State's Attorney Robins to set when the Somerset county grand jury is reconvened. In Princess Anne rioting followed, a 26 year old man was shot in the leg during celebrations. authorities called it an accident with no arrests announced.

Besi Frst Judicial District Cambridge John B. Robins Somerset County Princess Anne Salisbury William Jones

McAdoo Improves Despite Neck Abscess

United States Senator William G. McAdoo, confined to bed for ten days due to a neck carbuncle, is reported by attending physicians to be in satisfactory condition.

Los Angeles United States William G. McAdoo H

Buckley's Mixture promotes rapid relief for stubborn coughs

An advertisement touts Buckleys Mixture triple strength as fast acting and safe for all ages. It claims one or two sips can clear even stubborn coughs within a day or two, distinguishing Buckleys as superior to other remedies.

Buckley

Kershner Transferred After Conviction for Slaying Employer

Clyde Kershner, 42, was convicted in Lewisburg Wednesday of shooting death of Lewis Tyree, Greenbrier County stockman. He was moved from Kanawha County jail to the state penitentiary at Moundsville after the sentence, rushed to a car by state police and driven to Charleston.

Charleston Tfe Clyde Kershner Kanawha Moundsville Lewisburg Lewis Q. Tyree Greenbrier Kershner Tyrey

Driver of Death Car Ends Life After Accident

In Huntington police say William Phillips 28 borrowed the car from his father and wrecked an elderly man and a boy. Phillips returned home and killed himself with a shotgun after officers found him wounded near his home and the boy John Wyant 8 lay critically hurt. The boy's condition was reported serious.

Huntington Atricken William Philips John Wyant Phillips Philips Head Means Investi+ Baling Wyant

Plane crash kills two army men in Maryland

Cumberland Maryland November report states two army enlisted men Staff Sergeant Preston B Miller 32 and James H Dodge died when their monoplane crashed in strong winds after their wing failed. Both were stationed at Bolling Field.

Cumberland Preston BL. Miller James H. Dodge Bollingfield

Mrs Johepsine McGowan dies in Ohio hospital

Mrs Johepsine McGowan of Canton dies after an appendicitis operation in Columbus hospital at age 47. A prominent Democratic figure, she led Ohio’s minimum wage division in the industrial commission and served as a delegate-elect to the state convention for repeal of the 18th amendment, with multiple Democratic national convention appearances.

Columbus Democratic Party Johepsine Gowan Canton

Church Class to Meet at Mrs Hanson's House

The Pastor's Helpers class of the St. Paul M. B. church in Spring Assy will meet tonight at 7 30 at the home of Mrs Kenneth Hanson.

St. Paul M. B

Cubeh and Copaiba Promoted for Bladder Irritation Relief

An advertisement touts Cubeh and Copaiba as a remedy for bladder irritation and nighttime discomfort. It claims easy tablet form Gatex with a money back guarantee and urges readers to purchase a 5 25c box to address urine, leg, and groin issues and improve sleep.

Potterfield

Jury in Lynching Case Confined for Night in Alabama

In Decatur Alabama twelve Morgan County residents were kept overnight by Judge W W Callahan after three hours of deliberation in the Heywood Patterson trial part of the Boottsboro case. The judge stressed the defendant’s right to a fair trial and jurors were reminded the law protects all citizens regardless of status. The jury must decide if a crime occurred and if Patterson committed it.

Decatur Ala Morgan County Heywood Patterson Boottsboro W. W. Callahan Callahan

Greenland find lands in Copenhagen by Dr Lange Koch

A four legged mes creature and up to 7000 fossilized fish specimens from Greenland arrive in Copenhagen aboard Dr Lange Koch's expedition. The discovery sparks curiosity as researchers study the unusual fossil haul and its implications.

Greenland Copenhagen Lange Koch Java

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