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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1935
Page
3
Governor Imp opened a review of 82 parole applications yesterday and aims to decide them this week. Forty nine backlog cases and several pleas for pardons or commutations are to be considered, with endorsements from the parole board filed after their December 10 11 session at Moundsville.
Dita Madama Zorne and W J Jar nell of Nashville face larceny charges after transfers to Kanawha County. Authorities accuse them of theft and are overseeing the case.
Reece Shahan was fined $50 and his license revoked for six months at arraignment before Judge Cyrus W. Hall in municipal court. Clara Woods was sentenced to 30 days in county jail for larceny of merchandise from Silver's store.
Miss Jean Hood won first place Tuesday evening at a senior swim meet held at the Y W C A pool. Miss Ester Nearman finished second as judges evaluated speed diving and form.
The McKell Coal and Coke Company near Glen Jean filed a federal suit in Fayetteville seeking to challenge the Guffey coal act. Represented by attorney W. J. Lee, it is the twelfth such suit recently filed. The action seeks a temporary injunction against penalty collection and a permanent injunction pending a hearing.
With an extra session looming, liquor commissions employees will vacate second floor offices and relocate to a basement room previously prepared for the state museum. Two main-floor offices move as an executive suite remains in place. The basement will house two additional rooms for calculating machines and an information desk. Robert Kelley will supervise basement offices with William Hughes Marion Stratton and A L Monteith overseeing key departments. Moving starts within days.
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