Council Delays Plea for Airport Aid and Traffic Measures
The council referred a petition for city aid to rebuild a hangar at the municipal airport after a fire to the city engineer and manager for a report. It also deferred parking and pedestrian safety proposals on Broad to Capitol streets and traffic improvements on Hale, Lee, and related crossings.
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l+ mance committee
J. A. DeGrutter, Jr
Placerk
Broad Atrest
Capitol Street
Hale and
Lee Streets
DeGruyter
Les Stress
H. L. Wehrle
H. O. Walker
DeVan
Columbia Avenues
Elk River
Wearis
Hess
Columbia Avenue
Webbe
Columbia Avenue Fund
Campbell
Adar
Weare
Oil Production Falls in October U S Crude Output Drops
Washington reports October crude petroleum production at 65,219,000 barrels, a daily average of 2,104,000 barrels, down 64,090 barrels from September. The October total also reflects a year over year decline of about 1 percent, with daily output down 200,000 barrels from last October.
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Washington
Kanawha Players Stage a Lively Midsummer Night Dream
Kanawha Players presented Shakespeare’s Midsummer Night Dream at the Playhouse Stage Iast featuring a capable cast led by Whin Ramon Savien and Virginia Dillon. Strong turns from Bottom by Charles Stuart and a broad ensemble, with new members joining as Hippolyto Demetrius and Hermis, plus a rich musical interlude and a large, colorful fairy chorus.
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Virginia Arutra
William Shakeyspeare
Playhouse
Ramon Savien
Virginia Dillon
Kanawha
Summer Night
Charles Stuart
Flls
Norbert Milner
James Lovell
Ernest Habicht
Madison Lewis
Neil Preach
Charleston Artists To Present Program Tonight at YWCA
Directors of the YWCA announce an entertainment program by Charleston artists tonight in the YWCA auditorium. The lineup includes songs by Mrs. R J Coney and Mr. R E O Connor, piano by Mrs. John Martin and Miss Margaret Lindsay, dramatic readings by Miss Virginia Dix Dion and Mrs Elizabeth Summers, dance numbers by several local performers, and choral verse selections by Miss Sara Spencer. Refreshments will follow, hosted by Mrs C E Rudellis. Tickets are on sale at the YWCA or from board members listed in the notice.
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Yous Women's Christian Association
Charleston
Sara Spencer
Ray
R. J. Coney
R. E. O'Connor
First Presbyterian Church
John Martin
Margaret Lindsay
Virgiuix Dion
Elizabeth J Both Summers
C. L. Aults
Sophie Edmonson
A.M. Finney
Cora D. Fox
C. T. Johnson
Sue Strunton
Genevieve Minsker
C. E. Rudealli
E. A. Agnew
John Chamnock
Merna Allen ‘Bach
Birs. O. P. Fitegerald
Dorothy Jamison
HK. L. Pugh
George Williamson
G. A. Sullivan
Aire
W. Herscher
Max Prankenberger
M. L Gurvey
Amy Harmison
B. Kemp Littlepage
C. Herrold Scarrett
Wiss Sara Spencer
Coal Case Recesses in Ohio Inquiry
In Columbus on December 5 the Interstate Commerce Commission halted the Ohio bituminous coal investigation. Examiner Fr. N. T. Tregise ordered a recess until Monday to clarify issues, with resumption of the hearing subject to federal approval.
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Columbus
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ohio
FR. N. T. Tregise
Federal Commission
Kee's Plurality 5000 Keeps Kee Elected in District Race
The official vote in the ith congressional district, compiled yesterday by the secretary of state, shows Jono Kee, Democrat, elected with a large plurality of about 4 000. Kee received 61 277 votes while Hugh Ike Shott, Republican, trailed with 56 000.
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Secretary of State
Jono Kee
Kee
Hugh Ike Shott
Doolittle Safe After Forced Landing in Louisiana
Major James H. Doolittle, famed speed pilot, was forced down near Franklin Louisiana on a flight from Houston to New Orleans. Two male passengers were reported unhurt according to phone messages received tonight.
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Orleans
UPI
James H. Doolittle
Pranklin
Houston
Texas
New Orleans
Peoria man hides savings in tin can in basement
Fred Preiheit, 62, stored his $1,900 savings in a tin can hung on a cord between basement partitions, believing in banks less. A burglar crawled through a coal hole, tipping the can and revealing the hidden stash.
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Peoria. Ti
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Fred Preiheit
Porte
S Burgini
Ceechoslovakis Seeks New Postponement on Debt Payment
Washington dispatch reports Ceechoslovakis asked the U S State Department for a second extension on the 1.5 million payment due December 15. The move follows earlier assurances and signals ongoing negotiations with creditors and government officials.
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Washington
Ceechoslovakis
State Department
Association to Meet at Hotut Kanawha at 6:30 PM
The Clearing House Association will hold a meeting at the Hotut Kanawha at 6:30 in the evening. Attendees are urged to arrive on time for the session addressing association matters.
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Clearing House Association
Hotut Kanawha
Projections On Revenue and Postage Reform From 1932
The document discusses anticipated total revenues reaching about 600 million, with notes that old rates would yield around 100 million. It also notes Brown’s insistence that Congress not charge on two cent postal class and calls for restoring the old rate, even if revenue falls. The report shows postal volume rising by 206 545 pounds in 1932 compared with the prior year.
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Pate Brown
Department
Congress
Air Omall
Parkersburg Paper Resumes Publication
Parkersburg News to publish tomorrow under new editorial staff after walkout. Herbert Adams former city editor of the Parkersburg Sentinel named editor to replace Charles Hurst. Full staff composed of Parkersburg residents. paper issued yesterday following dispute with management.
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Parkersburg
Three Arrested On Coal Theft Charges
Joseph Burks Robert Carr and Guns Moore were arrested last night for stealing coal from Baltimore and Ohio road cars near Slackstreek by the roundhouse. They are to be brought before Justice of Peace C E Jarrett this morning.
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Olio Galirosd
Joseph Burks
Robert Carr
Guns Moore
B. James
Slackstreek
Baltimore and Ohio
Justice of Peace
C. E. Jarrett
Obituary notices from Malden and surrounding areas
Obituary notices for Thotous He Martin Thomas H Martin 78 retired byéeplint died at home Malden survived by two brothers A H Martin Pittsburgh Alte Martin Cincinnati sister Mrs J W Eastwood Chadeston funeral services not completed. Also Robert Mir Reveal three weeks old died, interment at Biuneet Memorial park. Mrs Tiles Jones died in Sprite Hit funeral 2:30 Harden and Harden chapel body to Birmingham for burial. Surviving husband sister and children. Richard Lute 11 died of pneumonia at parents home four sisters and five brothers survive. funeral arrangements incomplete. Mr ToF Founets Mr and Mrs T L Jamerson attend funeral in Martinsville Va for Mrs T S Jamerson died Sunday night in Charlotte N C. Carden Enon death funeral Sunday. wife and child survivors. Cherlexy J Churchman 40 died Station Va. widow Dr W T Churchman Charleston to attend services. also surviving Joe Churchman Charleston.
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Pittsburgh
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Chadeston
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Albert Martin de Malden
Hevea Tntawe
Robert Mir Reveal
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South Hills
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Birmingham
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Thomas Jamerson
Martinsville, Va
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Charlotte, N. Co
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Staunton
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Police Lines and Marchers Battle for Access to Camp
Police refused entry and exit to the camp as a 2000 strong marchers crowd faced police lines. Lord and Lady Astor inspected the line while Ann Burlak spoke from a platform amid chants and threats, as protesters demanded unimpeded movement and accused officials of interfering with food distribution.
Man Held by Police On Larceny Charge
City police last night arrested Clarence Hammank charging him with the larceny of a champagne case from a parked automobile belonging to J. E. Ellis in the business section. He was placed in custody to await hearing in municipal court this morning, with Lieut. Frank Westenil and officers Brown and Green making the arrest.
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Gupter Arch Brown
Frank Westenil
Hamimnek
Fom
J. E. Ellis
Uniontown
Frank Bonati
Joseph Angone
Angone
Bonati
Lve Jn Jeannette
West Virginia
West Viginia Line
Nitro News highlights and local sports updates
Mrs H Poff hosted a Wholey party at her Third Avenue home celebrating daughter Virginia's eleventh birthday. Attendees included Madeline Painter Francis Rawlings Patsy Arm Bender and others as games and refreshments followed. Nitro Royal Bill and Huntington league matches are scheduled with nearby teams and venues noted.
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Virginia
Madeline Painter
Francis Rawslings
Patsy Arm Bender
Bileuveth Powler
Eona Spence
Betty Yates
Juenita McGrew
Joan Huenal
Helen Cavender
Virginta Pot
W. L. Lawson
D. T L. Ambler
Otte Keszier
T. W. Tinsley
Smith
Foothontas
Alec Brown
Charleston Hospital
Huntington Arcade
Nceb
Huntington
Royal Girls
Robert L. Sibley
Rubber Service Labatories Company
Charles Fisher
Columbus
Ohio
Halph Harrison
Nineteenth Strat
A. A. Markwain
Repeal Vote Narrowly Missed in House Clash
In a tense sequence the House debated the Garver repeal amid chants against Hoover. A teller vote swung narrowly against repeal as pro and anti supporters framed the result. Senator Morris Sheppard watched from the chamber as the vote neared, with many leaving in murmurs of disappointment.
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Rteam
Hoover
Drys
George Huddleston
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Garner
Senor Morris Sheppard
Trent
Gayner
Einstein to Receive US Visa Despite Protests
Washington December 6 The State Department announced Professor Albert Einstein will be granted a visa to visit the United States. A Boston group The Woman Patriot Corporation had protested his admission due to alleged affiliations. The Berlin consulate reported Einstein was examined under U S immigration laws and found admissible and a visa would be issued tomorrow.
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Albert Einstein
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Hinstein
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Woman Patriot Corporation
Boston
War Registers Union
Berlin
Finntein
Chilton for senate favored by West Virginia Democrats
A West Virginian and other residents discuss placing Chilton in a cabinet position. The writer praises Chilton as fit for the role, highlighting his reputation, legal standing, and a personal friendship with the president, arguing West Virginia Democrats would prefer him over other suggested candidates.
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West Virginia
Benator Chilton
West
Lawger and Statesman
BR Wan
Olive Tablets Claim Quick Relief for Bad Breath
An old advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle alternative to calomel for bad breath and bowel cleansing. It claims plant-based formula purifies the system without griping or aftereffects, urging nightly use for noticeable results.
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FM. Edwards
Chilton Named as Possible U.S. Attorney General Choice
The article notes Governor Roosevelt Troy may pick William E. Chilton as attorney general. Chilton, retired from the Senate in 1917, lives in Charleston and has long served as a lawyer since 1880. He has West Virginia ties and was state secretary of state from 1883 to 1887, with reaction from Bud Cutlough and Sen Neely’s circle. Chilton privately declined, saying no approval for such an interview and expressing sympathy for Roosevelt yet not seeking a cabinet post.
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Roosevelt Troy
William E. Chilton
United States
Senate
Chilton
Charleston
Charleston Gazette
Kanawha
West Virginia
Afute
Neely
Herbert Fitzpatrick
Bud Cutlough
Tre Ney
Roosevelt
Bankers Meet at Hotel Kantwha This Morning
A group from the West Virginia Bank era aesostation plans a meeting at Hotel Kantwha this morning to discuss industry matters and local banking affairs.
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West Virginia Bankera
Kantwha
West Side Seeks More City Council Seats
A West Side Business Men’s Association committee will study Charleston charter and tax matters with state lawmakers. Led by Walter Gynneh, the group aims to boost West Side representation from six wards to eight, citing West Side population data. The panel also seeks relocation or removal of the Tennessee Avenue Wyoming Street public toilet nuisance.
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Charleston
West Side
Walter Gyneh
West Site
Lynch
East Side
South Side
Tennessee Avenue
Wyoming Street
Local committee advances plan for expanded committee room
The group led by W. M. Lynch chairman G. H. Batley H. Spencer G. W. Quick and A. W. Mullenog reports the committee has been paid in full and will be enlarged later to accommodate growth.
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W. M. Lynch
G. H. Batley
Richwood Protest Seeks Train Schedule Change
A 40-signature protest from Richwood businessmen reached the Clarkburg chamber of commerce seeking to block Baltimore and Ohio Railroad alterations to Clarksburg Richwood passenger service. They want morning trains on both routes and note a December 20 change will shift a train from Marksburg to Richwood arriving at 3:80 p.m., with the return trip starting 40 minutes later.
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Clarksburg
Imera
Richwood
Clarkeburg
Amd
Bible Class to Meet at Kanawha City Presbyterian Church
A city seminary themed Bible class will meet this afternoon at Kanawha City Presbyterian Church between three and four o'clock.
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Kanawha City Presbytterian Church
B C Relieves Headaches And Quiet Nerves Card Ad
An old time ad promotes B C as a remedy for headaches and nervous unrest. It claims fast results from a blend of several ingredients usable by physicians. The product is marketed as non habit forming and suitable for muscular aches colds and neuralgia.
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