R W Wallace Taken by Death
Ralph Wayne Wallace 42 died yesterday morning at 3 30 at his Virginia street home after a brief illness. He worked in the production department of United Fuel Gas company and served in the United States Marine Corps during World War I. Surviving are his widow Goldie Shearer, a daughter Mary Glenna, two brothers B Wallace of Wheeling and Harry A Wallace of Charleston, an uncle John H Mullin of Clendenin, and his parents David L and Anna Wallace. Funeral tomorrow at two at Barlow's chapel with Rev Frank C Brown in charge. Interment Spring Hill cemetery. Active pallbearers are F C Rowan T W Goddard R J Clarsgon W H Klein Joseph Seese and Ernest Cupit.
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Ralph Wayne Wallace
Virginia Street
Wallace
United Fuel Gas Company
Goldie Shearer
Mary Glenna Wallace
B Wallace
Wheeling
Harry A. Wallace
Charleston
John H. Mullin
Clendenin
Mr. Wallace
David
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Spring ‘Hill, Cemetery
F.C. Rowan
T. W. Goddard
R.J. Clarsgon
W. H. Klein
Joseph Seese
Ernest Cupit
Forgotten Lottery Ticket Enriches Beggar in Berlin
In Berlin on December 9 Heinrich Schultz a poverty-stricken youth from Frotedam bought a ticket on a whim last July. He ignored it for months discovering the stub in a desk. Checking the serial against the official winners list he found a 50 000 mark prize. the claim expired next day.
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Berlin
Heinrich Schultz
Heinrich
Hig
Austria Sets Drive for Overseas Colonies
Vienna dispatch reports Austria, seeking to curb unemployment and open new markets, has formed the Austrian Colonial Society to acquire colonies. The group, backed by the government, aims to secure opportunities for unemployed youth despite Austria's limited naval power. The campaign echoes Germany's colonial ambitions.
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Vienna
Austria
Germany
Japan Big Buyer Of Old Ships for Scrap
Japan has emerged as a major buyer of old ships for scrapping, purchasing vessels such as the Caronia, Arcadian, Baltic, and Megantic from Britain over the past three years. The move hinges on imported scrap steel for hardening and Manchurian ore supply, with numerous vessels scrapped to fuel this industry.
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Japan
London
Ehane
Tong
Rom
Britain
Baltic
Megantic
Manchuria
Dunafoldwar
Hungary
Colchester
Bnggana
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