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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1935

Page

7

Nye forecasts bipartisan push for oil embargo in neutrality act

Washington December 26 Senator Nye of North Dakota predicted a rising sentiment in Congress for a strict neutrality policy that would push the administration to embargo oil shipments to the war zone in Africa. He outlined draft provisions extending the act to ban arms and war materials, embargo loans, authorize presidential action on oil, restrict ship transfers and require belligerents to use American ships, while noting expected opposition from the White House and many lawmakers. The item also reports multiple local obituaries and funeral notices accompanying the page.

Washington Nye N. D Congress Fe African War Zone White House

Obituary notices and funeral listings from local paper

Funeral services are scheduled for William J. McBride at Gwen and Barth chapel with burial in Spring Hill. Mrs Pearl McCloskey Tabor Ward is mourned by family near Logan with service led by Rev. Herbert Smith and burial in Tariff cemetery. William Riley Edens, 74, will be buried in Copen cemetery after Latter Day Saints service. Multiple deaths feature families across Charleston, Prenter, Marmet, and surrounding areas with extensive survivors listed and local mortuaries handling arrangements.

Maun Area Stump Malden M. E William J. McBride AJ. F. Wheeler Vine Street Gwen and Barth Pat Withrow Spring Hill Cemetery Pearl McCloskey Tabor Ward Pearl McCloskey Tabor Logan Owen Tabor Minnie Fields Herman Fields Robert McCloskey Wyatt George William Fields Charleston Ruby Webb Hiccal William Riley Edens C. A. Beard Pennsylvania Avenue Latter Day Saints Biron Pennsylvania Avenues Copen Big Chimney Hazel Shinn Cinco Hallie Stacia Minnie Lydia Pennsylvania Luther Souls Ralph Huntington Elmer Benjamin L. A. Copen Silas Albert Myers and Son Elkview Henry Petry Prenter Clarence Petry Chelyan Hubert Joseph Petry Lloyd Petry Winifrede Fivo George Boardman Minersville Jame Brinkley South Charleston Kate Powers Emma Carter Hast Bank Bartlett Mortuary Marmet M. EB. Jehurch Marmet Mary Raines Crowder Snow Hill Methodist Church Shrewsbury W. A. Byus Valley Grove Cemetery Albert James Raines Reed Bartlett Funeral Home

Relief checks in Kanawha County drop to 3400

County relief rolls show about 3,409 payments this week, down from 3,800 a week earlier, as jobs have reduced the number of families on relief. Mrs. Geneva Painter, 73, died at her West Washington Street home after a long illness. The body was taken for services.

X. M. Hodges M. Hodges H. J. Fletcher Blake's Creek Huntington Walter A. Hodges Charleston Thomas Hodges Detroit Mich John Homer Roberts Gauley Mountain John Hodges Ax, Mich James Hodges Browns Creek Robert Hodges Coal Mountain Kanawha Ralph Ostrander Gellers Painter Geneva Painter West Wash Ington Street

Science Finds Canned Blood in Yearbook of Fame

Chicago dispatch reports a yearbook of fame listing blood banking from cadavers as a top medical achievement. It highlights the canning method used in over 1,000 transfusions, with other noted advances by Russian scientists and Dr Morris Fishbein selecting key discoveries across hormones vitamins ergotamine snake venom and artificial heart research.

Chicago Associated Press Morris Fishbein Journal of the American Medical Association Rajik Fishtein Charles A. Lindbergh Alexis Carrel Rockefeller Medical Center New York Athough Fishbein Ralph Willard Los Angeles

Unclear OCR fragment hints at medical experiments and 1936 issues

Fragment refers to suspended animation in monkeys, potential human tests facing legal limits. Mention of Doctor Fishbein noting lack of proven cancer cures and a 94 year old becoming a father. Foresees motor accident control as 1936’s major problem.

Willard Fishbein

Surplus Report For Republican National Committee

Washington dispatch reports a campaign surplus of 124000 dollars. Chairman Henry P Fletcher states the GOP will expand its drive against the New Deal and Roosevelt, claiming party records are in the black and attributing funding to voluntary contributions from supporters.

Washington Henry P. Fletcher Republican National Committee Roosevelt Pletcher Republican Party United States

Quintuplets Reach 19 Months of Life in Ontario

Quintuplets born May 28 1934 in Callander Ontario celebrate 19 months under Dr Allan Roy Dafoe. Yvonne remains heaviest at 23 pounds 4 1 4 ounces as weights rise since November 28. Central China council to launch life insurance funded by postal remittances and savings banks.

Callander Ont Dionne Oliva Elzira Dionne Allan Roy Dafoe Yvonne Annette Cecile Emilie Marie Central Political Council of China

Paroled Violator Identified by Police

Jefferson City Mo Dec 28 A 28 year old blonde woman alleged to have tried to wed a convicted slayer at Ohio penitentiary and a life term kidnapper at Missouri penitentiary was identified by police as Joyce McBrayer a parole violator Chief John Bruner announced she admitted her identity on fingerprint evidence saying she violated a parole from the federal institution for women at Alderson W Va She served part of a sentence there on a narcotic charge Bruner quoted her as saying she attempted to marry Norman Peacock a slayer who is to die Jan 16 at Ohio state prison for slaying two Cincinnati shoe store operators After the woman failed recently in an attempt to wed George Mc Gee one of the kidnappers of Mary McIlroy of Kansas City McGee commented I guess she thought I had some of the McElroy ransom money hid somewhere Bruner said Miss McBrayer was arrested last October in Cincinnati for vagrancy and that her mother died there recently

Jefferson City Ohio Penitentiary Missouri Penitentiary Joyce McBrayer John Bruner Federal Institution For Jet Alderson W. Va Bruner Norman Peacock Onto State Cincinnati George McGee Mary McHilroy Kansas City McGee McElroy

Preacher Dr Pearson to Speak as Chorus Girl Dies

In Buffalo Ohio born chorus girl Helen Lowers died after a third floor hotel plunge. A wedding ring and a note reading love you my sweet found among her belongings. Marilyn Rogers, a roommate, described a blighted romance with a stagehand and a late night drinking party preceding the tragedy. Police said Lowers pulled a chair to the window and jumped to an alley below. The Rev J W Pearson D D will deliver a sermon titled There is only One Thing Bigger Than the Second heightening of the Aswan Churches.

Buffalo Helen Lowers Greenville Ohio John J. Whaien Jack Marilyn Rogers Cleveland Samanes Whalen Miss Rogers Miss Lowers Aswan Ghurehs J. W. Pearson D. D M. HE Egypt

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