Kirkpatrick Sounds Outlook for Chemical Industry in 173397
S D Kirkpatrick editor of Chemical and Metallurgical Magazine addressed the Kenewhy Valley Section last night at Hotel Bulmer on futures of the chemical industry. He cited textiles agriculture iron and steel automotive and construction as major buyers of chemicals and urged innovation from research labs to sustain prosperity. He demonstrated new materials and packaging advances and highlighted the need for new products as old markets wane.
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Kew York
Chemical and Metallurgical Ragineering
Kenewhy Valley
Sgolaty
Bulmer
Kirkpatrick
Charleston
Chemiatea
Vnsaw
Aoalet
B. Herth
Winfield Scott
FT. Crawford, Jr
G. V. Scofield
C. ©. Morth
A. L. Dodge
L. E. Hernson
C. & Weleurth
Epidemic Not Evident At Virginian Colleges
Dr Warren Draper state health commissioner said no epidemic evidence in Virginia colleges despite 40 influenza cases at Washington and Lee University. Cases scattered, mostly mild, with Virginia Military Institute and others affected mildly. Christmas holidays set to begin with precautions to guard against influenza.
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Richmond
Warren ¥. Draper
Washington and Lee University
Virginia
Bristol
Esstarn
Deason
Roltings
Francis Pendleton Gaines
Virginis Plans To Reorganise Counties
Local officials discuss state effort to reform county structures and consolidate duties. The governor urges counties to streamline tax collection and abolish the fee system, citing recent legislation enabling planned governance changes and the commission’s inauguration last year.
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Virginis
Dr Botts Improves After Fall From Seaqoord Saturday
A patient identified as Dr Botts is reported to be improving after a fall from a seaqoord Saturday afternoon. The condition is described as improved, with no mention of additional injuries or treatment details.
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Frestnces
Lawsuits Filed in Common Pleas Court Yesterday
Two suits were instituted in common pleas court yesterday. Grover H. M., Lively against May Live, and Sadie Harper against Sharies were named in the actions.
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Common Pleas Court
Grover
Lively
May
Sadie Harper
Sharies
Marriage Licenses Recorded in County Clerk Office
Marriage licenses were issued by the county clerk to several couples. Names include Eli from Banawna County with Monin aged 91 and Thome, and Mariette Ornas James Ren aged 43 with Myrriette Wongsun Wars. Also listed are Willes Levisnee Hill 24 and Ina.
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Tbe County
Eli
Banawna County
Monin
Ag, Thome
Mariette Ornas James Ren
Myrriette Wongsun Wars
Willes Levisnee Hill
Ina
Senate to Probe Bonus Army Riot and Labor Camps
The Senate moved to investigate the Bonus March eviction and Mississippi flood control labor camps. Senator McKellar proposed a five member committee to probe the eviction, while Senator Wagner urged a broader labor inquiry by the commerce committee. Smoot objected to immediate action and referred the measure to a committee.
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Washington
ThenSenate
Iteglt
Senate Committee
McKellar
Tenn
Wagner
New York Democrat
Commerce Committee
Smoot R
Utd
Dry Deputy Danforth Assumes New Office
George T. Danforth returned from Hagerstown Maryland to assume duties as deputy federal prohibition administrator succeeding Capt. Walter P. King who was transferred to Honolulu. Danforth has moved his family to his new home on the 1500 block of Lee wires. Wickham who had been acting deputy during the past week returned yesterday to Richmond Virginia.
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Hagerstown
Lila
Walter P. King
Honolulu
Danforth
Lee Wires
Jobo
Wickham
Cdroinis
Richmond
Birth Announced of Son Edward Jennings
Mrs A A Childress of sore HU announces the birth of son Edward Jennings yesterday at Meuiinn hospital.
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A. A. Childress
Sore HU
Edward Jennings
Notaries Commissioned By State Official
Notaries public were commissioned yesterday by the secretary of state to CG Amick. Names listed include Mount Fope, J. E. Wiikineon, Wiliiameon, and B.3. Raynolde, Reynoldavine.
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Mount Fope
J. E. Wiikineon
Wiliiameon
B.3
Raynolde
Reynoldavine
Judge Maxwell Honored As Court Presiding Officer
The Kanawha County court notes Judge Maxwell’s retirement after a term with 130 decided cases and two Kanawha County matters. He joined the bench in 1028 after Judge Miller’s death and will be succeeded by Jo Ne Benna. The term featured a major reversal for Margie Bummers vs Automobile Insurance and an appeal on L V Koontz lease matter.
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William Hy Miller
Lively
Thie Court
Jo Ne Benna
Fai
Kanawha
Margle Bummers agMnet
Automobile Insurance Company
Hartford
Winnie Ruth Must Die Court Rules In Arizona
Winnie Ruth Judd must hang February 17 for the murder of Agnes Lefol in Phoenix. The Arizona Supreme Court denied her appeal, ending hope for clemency as she remains at Florence state prison. The case centered on a dismembered body shipment and jealousy motive, with trials focusing on murder charges rather than initial slapping incidents.
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Ariz. Des
Winnie Ruth Judd
Arizona Supreme Court
Florence
Judd
George W. P. Hunt
Jane
Edward Moeut
Bee
Indo-China
Little Hope Held For Recovery Of Kanawha City Boy
William Justice B. of Kanawha City was struck by an automobile Sunday night and remained unconscious in critical condition at Kanawha Valley Hospital. Doctors held little hope for recovery as his skull was fractured. The vehicle was driven by Hy7 Andrews of Whitesville. The boy is the son of Mr and Mrs NM Justices of Kanawha City.
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Kanawha Valley Hospital
Andrews
Whitesville
Justices
Kanawha City
Four H Club Leaders Return From Regional Meeting
Four H Club leaders traveled from Agrooursville to a regional conference called by J. C. Kapp of Hinton the southern district agent of the agriculture extension division of West Virginia University. T. H. McGovran reviewed the year’s work in club projects and Miss Eleanor McClung led discussions on canning sewing and other domestic tasks.
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Agrooursville
J. C. Kapp
Hinton
The
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West Virginia
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T.H. McGovran
Mise Eleanor McClung
J. Oy Knapp
Marie Niles Hinton
Hartley
West, Virginia
Wolveralty
AG. Middleton
Point Pleasant
Mason County
Sarah Hill
Morgantown
Mayme Hall
Ward
Mise Hester Moore Hugheston
Mabel Marke
Elkview
Hanawhe County
Officials Return From Martinsburg Hearing Over Water Meter Complaint
State health commissioner Dr W T Henshaw and colleagues returned from the Martinsburg public service commission hearing on the water meter installation dispute. Participants included state sanitary engineer HE 8 Tistale, public service commissioners Wade Coffaan and C Nethien, and reporter Edward Rook.
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Public Service Commission
W. T. Henshaw
Martinsburg
Henshaw
Tistale
Wade Coffaan
C. 2 Nethien
Public Service
Edward Rook
Commissin
Sixth game of Kiger-Donnally duplicate pamua at Ruffner
The sixth game of the Kiger Donnally duplicate pamua series will be played at 7 45 this evening at the Ruffner hotel as announced yesterday.
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Ruffner Hotel
State road commission adds six workers for 1984 licenses
The state road commission announced that increasing applications for 1984 automobile licenses led to the hiring of six additional workers. The move aims to speed processing and manage rising demand for licensing services.
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Walt
State Road Commission
Roosevelt Fights Albany Legislature In Final Session
Governor Roosevelt faces a showdown with New Yorks Republican led legislature over his reform agenda in the extraordinary session. He signals readiness to press for drastic city and local government reforms and possible state receiverships to avert defaults, with conferences planned to advance key measures.
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Albany
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York City
Amy Johnson Tries To Beat Flight Record Again
In Benguela Angola Amy Johnson, British aviator, launched from here for Durla Cameroons on a flight toward London via Cape Town seeking to beat the London to Cape Town record. She aims to surpass her husband’s record by about ten hours, planning a four day, 17 hour 18 minute target.
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State Police Probe Rose Bush Thefts
State police investigated thefts of rose bushes from the rear garden of the Boverne mansion. Thieves took six bushes in two incidents, two on October 15 and two on November, with bushes removed intact, police said.
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Boverne
Maynor Woman Charged With Slaying Husband
Macy Harper of Maynor is charged with fatally stocking her husband Bitoyt Harper at their home. Police say he was tired after threatening her. Harper was released on a $61,000 bond awaiting further hearing in Beckley.
Police Investigate Accidental Shooting of Marmet Child
Police continued investigation into an accidental shotgun shooting of eight year old Jack Massey Jr. at Marmet. He was struck in the chest leg and hand while at Henry Greens home where a shell ejector mechanism was being repaired. No charges have been filed against Green. Doctors reported the boy gradually improving though there was little hope for full recovery yesterday morning.
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Green
Influenza Outbreak Strains Charleston Schools
City Superintendent F. %. reports 3,000 cases continued from page one with 149 of 440 pupils absent at Chamberlain junior high. Dr R A Ireland notes varing school totals as 1,200 overall. Robins School records 126 cases in 850 pupils. Health officials warn parents to keep sick children home as pneumonia concerns rise amid warm, changeable weather.
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Chamberlain Junior High School
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Ireland
Charleston
Robins
City Traffic Committee Weighs Quarrier Street Parking
The traffic committee of the city council met with carrier representatives street merchants and property owners to discuss Quarrier street parking. It did not publish a decision but favored leniency on parking on both sides during certain seasons. The Port of London reported vessel tonnage totaling 36,074,956 last year.
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Port of London
Man Charged With West Side Burglary Waives
Asher Reynolds, a 26 to 30 year old man from Bowling Green Kentucky, is charged with a west side burglary and waived to the grand jury in municipal court. Police broadcast a $250 reward for his arrest, noting weight around 100 pounds, dark hair and eyes, and a five foot nine inch height. He had worked at Kanawha Valley Bank since 1926 and recently remarried, living at the Birch apartments. Further investigations explored passport status and possible travel to other countries.
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Reynolds
Charleston
Towen
Washington
Bowling Green
Kanawha Valley Bank
Birch
Pennsylvania Avenue
Birch Street
Reynold
Iday
Pilson
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George Aldridge
George
Boone Dawsor
Dawson
George Balam
Robert Bailey
Assistant AG Ness R. Dennis Steed Returns to Duties
Ness R. Dennis Steed assistant attorney general recovered from influenza confinement at home in South Hills last week and has resumed his duties.
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R. Dennis Steed
South Hills
Jurors Dates Fixed by Intermediate Court Officials
Correction issued by Intermediate court officials fixes dates for the January term grand jury and petit jury. Grand jurors are summoned to meet January 3 and petit jurors to convene the following day. Also notes a lightning incident killing a flock of sheep near Viermont Ferrand France.
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Petit Jury
Mnset
Viermont Ferrand
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