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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1932
Page
2
A garbled OCR fragment mentions an inventor from Teddington working to enable the blind more quickly. Details are sparse, but the note hints at a medical or assistive device advancement attributed to the named individual from the English town.
Dorothy Dix offers guidance for wives dealing with a contrarious spouse. She suggests manipulating his pride, avoiding direct refusals, and showering him with compliments to keep him compliant, while noting many women will find such tactics exhausting or ineffective.
After the November election, J H Abbott's lead for county assessor narrowed from unofficial returns. In the recount of 144 of 176 precincts, T Newcomer gained 172 votes while Abbott fell to 159. Loudon is counted. Malden Union Washington and Poca remain. Officials expect the count to finish by next Tuesday with 866 contested ballots unresolved. The county court must certify a winner by January 2.
The December meeting of the West Virginia Taxpayers Association executive committee is postponed to ten o'clock next Tuesday morning. The delay stems from several members being unable to travel to Charleston. The committee will review Dr. Joan F. Sly's taxation survey from West Virginia University.
The Chase National Bank of New York v Hamilton Gas Company reached Judge George W. McClintic in federal court. A petition to appoint eight masters was withdrawn on petitioners' motion. W Angam ar Lerner and Alexander Crichton were allowed to intervene as parties defendant. The case of the Naw River Company against the United States was continued.
Sion and Paris 1 posted a doubled result versus the prior year. The report notes improved performance and increased output compared with last season, highlighting stronger scores and higher totals across events.
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