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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1932

Page

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Chiefs Ready to Move as Huge Firm Appoints Directors

Washington Feb 1 Wr The Reconsterotignnance Corporation prepared to aid American business and agriculture with commissions for its directors signed by President Hoover. Charles G. Cawon Harvey OC Couch and Jeezy Jone named as directors. Moorer signed commissions. they can begin business after oath. The bank holds 8500 billion in capital stock from the treasury as Wilson McCarthy of Uriah awaits Senate confirmation to complete the relief organization. Senate waivers and debate mark the political caution around proposed banking and federal reserve legislation as lawmakers address depositor protection and jobless relief funding.

Washington Trewmry Wilson McCarthy Uriah Senate Blgando Relief Organization Robinson Arkansas Conormer Federal Reserve Glass Tvilon Virginia Giesessid Tim Troma Hla Western Union Glow Benator Walcott R Orstes Legia Senate A Chaiman LaFoliette Costigan D. Cole Minok Alabama Walsh Montena Pleasurn Page

Business Gains In Reserve Area

The Cleveland Federal Reserve reports a modest uptick in fourth district business sentiment driven by the auto industry resuming model production. Improvements spread to steel, tooling, hardware, components, glass, body and paint sectors. Weather and conditions weigh on corn. department store trade declines year over year.

Cleveland Federal Reserve District Cleveland Federal Re Serve Bank A6 & Fr Jt Regensber

Girl Reasserts Her Position In Slaying Case

NORRISTOWN PA February 1 17 Rose Allen a leading figure in the king of her sweetheart Francis A Donaldson third reasserted her love for the dead man as her brother Edward went on trial for slaying him White and Jury selected in the court room to pass judgment on the brother Rose sat in the district attorney office and told how the man her brother killed Donaldson aged 24 son of a socially prominent family was killed by a shot gun at the Allen home She pledged allegiance to Skinny as the trial began and tearfully spoke of the man she wanted to marry

Norristown Rose Allen Francis A. Donaldson Edward White Rose Ane Donaldson Allen Triez Allen

Jailer's Fate Waiting on Mayor DeVan

City authorities refer the case of jailer Price to Mayor R P DeVan after six weeks of committee inquiry into alleged abuses of force. Councilman Wehrle pushes action and accuses administration of softening the panel's report while Councilman Davis defends his committee’s findings.

Jaiter Davin Price R. P. DeVan Committee On Public Safety Charman Harry L. Mathews DeVan H. L. Wehrie Wehrle Mathews A. Lee Davis DeVan Himaale

Disarmament Conference Faces Sino Japanese Shadow

Geneva reports two opposing lines emerge as sixty nations prepare for the disarmament conference opening. The Sino Japanese conflict and reparations loom large while Shanghai events overshadow the gathering with warnings that war debts may be used as bargaining points. American delegate Dr. Mary Woolley says the eastern crisis underscores disarmament’s necessity.

Geneva Switzerland Shanghai Ig Nizesdy Eer Adaey Mary Woolley

Elks Official To Be Here Today

Charleston lodge Elks host Grand Exalted Ruler John R Conn of Colorado on an official visit with delegations from Parkersburg Hinton Logan Beckler Bluefield and Princeton. A large initiation and a six o clock banquet at Hotel Kanawa conclude the day.

Charleston The Benevolent and Protective Order ,of Elks John R. Conn Colorado Order Elks Parkersbury Hinton Logan Beckler Bluefield Princeton Charleston Elks Addiiton Farkersburg Coen W. 3 Hallanan R. P. de van H. H. Smallridge George R. Teast H. D. Rummel Edgers. Lawson A. B. Koontz Eustace Chilton W. F William Comey Governor's Mansion Kenaiona Parkersburg Lodge

Ohio Miners Walk Out In Wage Out Protest

Athens Ohio reports 6000 miners quitting work in protest against wage reductions implemented by mining operators. The walkout reflects widespread labor unrest in the mining sector and immediate impact on operations.

Ohio Athens Hacking County

Will and the Rest Ready for Disarmament Tilt GENEYS

Fragmented notes describe Will and others preparing for a disarmament conference. It mentions Japanese delegation arrival, a female delegate named Wooly, and informal impressions on leadership and diplomacy. The tone is chaotic with garbled phrases and unclear details.

Will Geneys Jerge Munch Yfisa Wooly Hee Mins Dee

Groundhog Day Folklore Meets Weather Myths

A local feature recounts Mr Groundhog and Billy the groundhog as worthy myth keepers. Experts say the weather forecast by a woodchuck is whimsical and unreliable while noting earliest appearances vary by region.

Woman Held Up By Two Juvenile Bandits

Mrs Minervin Lewis of the Valley Belle dairy on Roane street reported two unmasked youths robbed her last night. Armed with a pistol, the juveniles demanded cash and forced her behind the counter as they rifled the register. A bystander saw the pair flee toward Roane street after the hold up.

Minervin Lewis Valley Belle Dairy Roane Street Chud Baldwin G. G. Blessing

Murderer Waits With Confession All Ready

CHICAGO Ped 1 UP Paul Hartson hid a murder confession under his mattress for police to find. Lieut Walter Storms located him in a west side rooming house where Harrison pulled a confession from under his bed claiming he killed Gene Davis, a garage worker, during a quarrel. He said he anticipated capture and thought a提前 confession might bother police.

Paul Hartson Walter Storms West Side Harrison Gene Davis

Naval forces equal to America's spurs pacifists in opposition

Senate debate centers on a naval construction bill to raise U S fleet to treaty limits. Chairman Hele argues no world conditions end defender needs, while pacifist influence is a national defence menace. House committee previously approved a similar measure but delayed action to December due to treasury strain.

Washington Feb Japan United States Senate Hele Naval Committee Maine Repubican House Naval Committee Treasury Vinson

Chest Drive Under Way With Large Women's Pledges

Three women's divisions reported average pledges over 350 each to the Community Chest, with totals from West Side East Side and South Hills. Mrs G B Peck announced 91047 raised on opening day and a $20000 gift to the special gifts division. The overall Chest tally surpassed 27000 for volunteers and encouraged aims of 145000 by midweek at a meeting led by David Gilliman.

G. B. Peck West Side East Side South Hills Aoy David Gilliman

Sen Hatfield's Help Proves Unavailing

A reading of a physician's health condition report on a business decline led Senator LaFollette to spell the term xerophthalmia rather than pronounce it. Senator Hatfield of West Virginia advised, but LaFollette referred the matter to the subcommittee.

Washington Fey Senate LaFollette New York Hatfield West Virginia LaPollette

Gov Ritchie Urges Home Rule Formula in Ky Assembly

Maryland Governor Albert C. Ritchie spoke to the Kentucky general assembly urging a national home rule formula to ease the strain the eighteenth amendment has placed on social and economic structure nationwide.

Prankfort Albert C. Ritchie Maryland Kentucky General Assembly

Shanghai Short Shots Rap Japan Tensions Rise

AP dispatches report intensified diplomacy between the United States Great Britain and Japan. Japanese planes over Shanghai port and stock declines in Tokyo highlight escalating regional tension. US official protests after Japanese marines tear down an American flag at the American mission.

Shanghai Shangboat John Hawk United States

Grave of Edison Guarded by Company Officers

In West Orange New Jersey three police officers guard Thomas A Edison’s grave around the clock. The duty is to deter desecration and satisfy visitors while the inventor’s tomb remains a site of curiosity. The guard was reassigned after a night of confusion and resumed this morning. Officers are paid four dollars by Edison interests.

Edison West Orange N. J Thomas A. Edison & Buard Wight Curiosity Beckers Joan V. Milter Mia. Edison Thomas A. Edison, Inc Each & Ray Edison Company

Husband Testifies In Defense of Mrs Judd

In Phoenix Arizona February 1 opening volleys in the case of Winnie Ruth Judd continued as defense witnesses challenged Dr George W Stephens testimony that Judd did not know right from wrong. Stephens supervisor at the state hospital for the insane testified about Judd and the October murders of Agnes Anne Leroi and Hedvig Samuelson.

Union Mine Workers Oppose Soviet Recognition Plea

The biennial United Mine Workers convention in Indianapolis adopted a resolution opposing Soviet recognition until Russia concedes American rights to manage its own affairs. The vote favored withholding recognition but supported Russia’s eventual recognition if it honors mutual obligations and allows trade relations.

Indianapolis United Mine Workers,of America Americ&n Rusein Russia Peo Bis Hussia

Natalies Meet As Two Artists Share Exhibition Tale

In a Midtown penthouse Natalie Van Vieck and Natalie Van Vieck met for the first time. Both are artists with distinct specialties in outdoor scenes portraits and society satire. The piece notes their studies at the Students' Art League and hints at an exhibition that ended Saturday. A side item mentions patriotic concerns prompting a department store to halt selling towels embroidered with the American eagle.

United Press New York Natalie van Vieck Natale van Vieck Natalie Sadiety Pitls Gentlemen of the Social Register Natile van Vieck Bath Natalies Students’ Art League Fifth Avenue Woodbury Conn Mahattan

Evacuation of Americans From China Danger Zone

The article reports Japanese forces bombarding Nanking while Chinese troops resist. The U S destroyer Simpson sheltered American residents as thousands flee toward safer city areas. Evacuation of Americans to safer zones is expected to start soon, with night relocations underway amid ongoing conflict on the Yangtze.

Associated Press Nan- King Government of China Yangtze River Nanking Sande Baggy United States Simpson Washington Chinges Bundreda Manles

Captain Rippetee Heads Troops Bound for China

Reported in Shanghai the contingent under Rear Admiral Montgomery includes Captain Rippetee and List Lieutenant Edward Gibson from Danville. The unit sails to protect American lives and property as West Virginians cross the Pacific. war department details on enlisted men remain sparse.

Shanghai War Department Fist Infantry

Foreign tensions rise in Chinese coast as US forces ready

The coast cities of Gwatow AMoy and Chefos face threats of violence as foreigners fear for safety. American destroyers will go at once to protect citizens. France Italy and Britain align with the United States against Chinese adversaries while Shenghei enjoys a rare morning calm amid a burst of machine gun fire from a Japanese destroyer.

Gwatow Amoy Chefos Altro United States France Italy Yormally Graat Brie Shenghei

Blue Fleet Maneuvers in Hawaii War Games

Admiral Leigh leads 60 ships and 200 planes from California to Hawaii for a joint army navy exercise simulating a corps landing. About 27,250 officers and men are involved as the mock operation tests plans, equipment, and command effectiveness for national defense.

MM. Austin Navy Y. U California Richard H. Leigh Hawaiian Islands Tos Angeles San Diego Oshi Hawaii Malineralg U.S. Army Army Marine ‘Corps Blue Expeditionary Force War and Navy Navy War Colleges

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