Markets Report Cloudy Weather
New York brokers opened the week with a cautious market as foreign uncertainties and silver policy weighed on shares. The Associated Press index dipped to 53.7, while domestic industry showed gains in auto output, carloadings, and power. Silver prices spiked and Treasury policy remained a talking point amid calls for continued support.
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South Hills Civic Meeting At Fernbank School
The South Hills Civic association will meet at 7:99 tonight at Fernbank School. Hermett announced the finance committee with Thomas B. Barealone as chairman and members including Mrs. Arthur M. HH Holmes, Hayes Picklesimer, Harvey Davis, Mrs. Hugh USAREOM Ie, James Kay Thomas, R. E. Elkins, and Mrs. A. O. Sears. M. Jackson was named chairman of the automation committee and E. Swartz of the water rates committee. The streets and roads committee will push for street name signs in the South Hills.
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Cardenas Resists Calles Backdrop in Mexican Leadership Plot
Cardenas returned to Mexico aiming to rally supporters to restore the regal situation. He rejected Calles economic and political policy suggestions in June. Calles faced a suspected conspiracy peril with police presence around his home, leaving his hands effectively tied.
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Stabbing Incident Leads to Arrest in County
Malley Hurngley of Spring Hill was stabbed in the abdomen during an argument and transported to St. Francis hospital in serious condition. Fred Caruso of Charleston was arrested by deputies Fred Singleton and Garland Turner for stabbing and awaits a hearing before Justice H. Thayer at the county hall. Mother Singers are to entertain tomorrow at Mrs. Andrew Gardner’s Maxwell Street home as local Chamber of Commerce directors plan a noon meeting today at Hele Wanawheeee.
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Peace Plan Hope Fades at Geneva
Italy faces sanctions as Queen Elena and the royal circle pledge wedding rings to the cause amid a grim Geneva talks scene. Mussolini seeks sovereignty or control over large areas in Ethiopia while Haile Selassie and the league wait for responses after a grand council meeting.
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Dr Frank Bohn to Speak Tonight On World Affairs
Lecturer and writer Dr Frank Bohn addresses the Charleston open forum at eight o’clock tonight on Sovietism Fascism and Our American Answer. He recently returned from Europe after interviewing top officials of Germany and other nations and discusses national socialism’s stay in Germany and possible ties between Germany and Italy with Mussolini.
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Dividend Changes In November Reported In Boston
Boston December 15 reports November as a banner month for cash dividends with the largest total since 1931. Accumulated dividend payments rose, improving the position of many common stockholders. Accumulated dividends paid 52 resumed dividends increased dividends total favorable changes 96 reduced dividends omitted dividends total unfavorable changes 7.
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Funeral notices from Kanawha area churches and towns
Funeral services are announced for several local residents including Mrs Sophia Samples 79 at Central M E Church with Rev J B Workman officiating burial in Sunset Memorial Park. Also J P White dies at Webster Springs with services at Webster Springs. Other notices list Virginia Cooper Mack Marr and others with burial in Spring Hill and local cemeteries.
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M. E. Clurch
J. B. Workman
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H. C. Pierce
D. &. Jones
Howard Legg
Charles Clencentt
Co. L. Stewers
W. W
Mack Marr
Mack ‘Marr
Charleston
Teme'sleck
John
Spring Hill Cemetery
Baby adoptions set new record across states
Nationwide surge in adoptions reports 15 to 20 states handling about 250 child requests. Mary Wilson Jones, supervisor, notes many babies available and long wait times for those not chosen. Effie Mougen, Nebraska, describes a moderate rise in applications. Milwaukee counts 10 to 12 pre Christmas adoptions among 105 year to date. St Pat Minn Lutheran Welfare notes holiday placements declined due to returns. Many homes see first time shopping for dolls and tricycles as Christmas scenes unfold.
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Dramatic climax at Merry-Go-Round theater dispute
The quarrel over the AAA continues through the afternoon and into the next day with final fate not learned until early January. Susticus Stone and Roberts attend the court theater while others watch, but all participants appreciate the drama.
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Douglass Club Meeting Speeches Set at Donnally Street Home
Frederick Douglass Republican club plans a Yonight gathering with T.G. Nutter and G. Blaine Nichol son as speakers. The event occurs at Mattie VW. Lee residence on Donnally Street, Yoright in the city context.
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G. Blaine Nicholson
Frederick Douglass Republican Club
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Donnally Street
Time to Pay Tax Ends Today 1934 Instalment Deadline
The final day for the quarterly federal income tax payment for 1934 is today with an extra day granted since December 15 falls on a Sunday. Taxpayers must submit the instalment by close of business to avoid penalties.
Obituary notices and funeral services from Charleston area
Obituary round up notes deaths of Clem Smith 53 at Spencer with services at Union Mission led by Rev. Pat B. Withrow. Infant son of Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Lincoln dies in Charleston hospital. funeral at Campbells Creek Cemetery. Mrs. Rebecca Morley 90 dies in Gorden Street home. two daughters survive. Mrs. Myrtle White Bucklen 2? dies in Charleston hospital. funeral at Weekley Memories United Brethren Church. William H. Johnson’s father dies in Marion. funeral forthcoming. Benjamin H. Frazier 74 dies at Levi. services at Shiloh United Brethren Church. burial in Shiloh cemetery. Edenvi Italy 6% dies. funeral set for Sugar Creek home.
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Spring Hill
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New York City
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Roune Street
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Robert Luce Buckich
S. L. White
Genevieve Price
Edna Lee White
Weekley Memories United
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J. M. Knight
D. D
W. R. Moyer
Cedar Grove Cemetery
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Benjamin H. Fragier
Levi
Shiloh
Parent-Feather Club Meeting At Garhet Owen School
The parent and teacher association of Garhet Owen school is to meet at 7:30 this evening. The gathering will cover the fourth, fifth and sixth grades and related matters.
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Woman Shot and Killed. Earl Dowell Arrested
Nina May Harvey died after an argument at Court and North Rand streets early this morning. She died at Charleston hospital. City police arrested Earl Dowell and jailed him on murder charges.
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Pope appoints twenty new cardinals in procession
The Pope has selected 20 new cardinals to receive red hats next Thursday. Those already in the college will listen to an allocution on religious conditions worldwide as the pope approves each appointment with a ceremonial hat raise by the sacred college.
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Jumping Joe Defends Pitt Football Match
Pittsburgh December 15. W D McClelland of the state athletic commission refused to bar the grape kick used by Jumping Joe Svaldo in the coming wrestling match at the dame dormer next Thursday with Ray Steele of Los Angeles. Steele telegrams he proves the kick had been prohibited.
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Mrs Davis to Speak at Woman's Loyal Union Meeting
The Woman's Loyal Union will meet at Mrs. M. A. Parker's home on Donnaly street at 9 30 tonight with Mrs. John W. Davis slated to speak.
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Donnaly Street
John W. Davis
France Faces German Naval Threat Amid Uncertain Pact
France warns of a grave risk from Germany's growing navy as Paris notes Britain's unknown publication on German ships. Corbin says new factors may limit binding, while France has nine battleships and plans three more, with Germany building three and three more on the slate.
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Italy
Largest Bible Class Now 66 With 550 Members
The Munro church Bible class at Rutherford, Scotland, celebrated its sixty sixth birthday. Founded in 1869, it began in a kitchen then a weaver’s shop, a small hall, and finally the church, becoming reputedly Britain’s largest class with over 550 members.
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Grainy Notice From Spring Hl Pro ducts Company Debts
A damaged text fragment from a local notice warns that the speaker disclaims responsibility for debts contracted for Spring Hl Pro ducts Company except those made by Ether Smith. It references specials and a sale with addresses and partial product lines, including Loudon Heights and Connell near Route Seas.
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