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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1937

Page

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Sit Downers Begin Exodus From GM Plants

Detroit union sit down strikers at General Motors plants evacuate with leaders optimistic for negotiations starting Monday to settle eight demands. Homer Martin of the UAW helps guide the action as 114,000 workers at GM are affected. governors and officials attempt to broker an accord in Lansing with Knudsen and GM executives. Talks set for daily sessions leading to possible arbitration.

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Duke of Kent Visit Sparks Gossiper Feud

Reporters circulate gossip after the Duke of Kent is read by a phrenologist during a royal visit. Mrs. Allen, tied to a businessman, says the duke and Duchess visit Bulkrave? home as she details the incident. The event becomes fodder for sensational chatter about the royal family.

Ham Allen Allen King George Duke Duchess of Kent Krave

Bombs Destroy U S Consulate at Malaga

An air raid damaged the American consulate in Malaga with archives saved by the clerk in charge. No injuries were reported. The attack fits a larger insurgent push toward Marbella and the vital naval area under Spain's Socialist- Communist government.

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Kidnap Killer Activity Ties to Seattle Phone Ransom

Seattle investigators report fingerprints of a kidnap killer found on a Seattle service station telephone used to issue a ransom demand regarding Charles Mattson. Police also uncovered a cave near Wespat containing a bloodstained mattress believed linked to the boy’s assault and death. the mattress may have come from a local school.

Tacoma Wash San Tittle Charles Mattson Seattle Universal Service Everett

Actress Miss Harding faces marriage rumor in London

London gossip swirls as Ann Harding and Werner Janssen reportedly filed intent to wed. Harding, in Blackpool to star in Candida, tells reporters she wants privacy and will adjust her engagement plans to avoid public attention. The dispute over secrecy follows her past marital and child custody issues.

London Gan Ann Harring Blonte Tim Beauty Werner Janssen Bac Staurant Miss Harding Janssen Lon-don

Barrymore Guardianship Tangle in Divorce Case

Hollywood reports John Barrymore is guarded by a studio protection team as Elaine Jacobs Barrymore files divorce papers accusing him of threats and assault at a New York party. Elaine, facing endurance from a strained marriage, says she acted after his volatile behavior and jealousy.

Hollywood John Barrymore Metco-Goldwyn- 2 Elaine Jacobs Barrymore Itv Barry Bacrymore Yuma Ariz John Laine Meg Sipeseyvedt Mrs. Barrymore Hiaibal Indy Hes Feo Sehaualian Sehaumer

Franco German Peace Pact Nears

Berlin reports indicate steps toward a Franco German peace pact with Nazi Germany preparing for potential war. Measures include enrollment of 1917 class Germans and possible shifts in expatriate military service policy as diplomats in Paris discuss a lasting accord to end Versailles constraints.

Berlin Nazi Germany Versailles Reich Wien Ador Andre Fronrais Paris

European chemists claim anemia cure and fatigue relief

A European team led by Dr. Retalhater of Zurich and colleagues reports a new medicine for a form of anemia that prevents fatigue and boosts vitality. The hormone described is essential for life, produced by the adrenal cortex, and previously extracted from animals. the report notes potential for broader immune and nervous benefits.

New York Retehatei Zurich Schteerkingd London Corlicusteron K Cemann

Hotel Apartment To Be Built Here In Kanawha Street Area

A 36 family hotel complex at Kanawha street between Broad and Brooks streets is planned for early spring. Financing is led by Michael Cohen and son Hyman Co, former Cavalier and Masonic lodge lot owner Wahler Marte oversees design with architect from Cavalier apartments.

Kanawha Street Broad Brooks Streets Michael Cohen Hyman Co. Cohen Cavalier Belvedere Aracama Argonne East Virginia Draf Masonic Lodge Wahler Marte Anon

Community band eyes stricter standards amid scholarship lure

In Champaign Illinois director A. A. Harding of the University of Winds band notes it is harder to keep the group to high standards as other serials lure prospective musicians with scholarships.

A. A. Harding University of Winds Band Wettin

Disappearing Car Resumes After Police Contact

I a Disappearing Car incident reports someone named Connor of Aurora visiting Talon. The owner spent time locating the automobile on HW street. Police were notified and later recovered the vehicle.

Wy Connor Aurora Tir Talon Missiaige

Inauguration Day Parade Opens Capital Gates in Charleston

In Charleston the capital gates opened for the inaugural events as Governor-elect Homer A. Hall prepares to be sworn in amid plans for a midday ceremony on the capitol steps. Notables travel to attend though some delays occur as President Roosevelt prepares for his term. The parade will feature 11 bands and Greenbrier Military School with Adjutant General Horner leading mounted aides before the noon ceremonies.

Charleston Homer A. Hall West Virginia Jom J. Cornwell Herman Guy Kump Muarehy Farshington Roosevelt William N. Horner Greenbrier Military School Lewisburg Kump Capitol

Glass Walkout End Seen Near

Negotiations between Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company and striking workers neared a climax as both sides expressed optimism about ending the 54 day walkout. Key leaders Philip Murray and Glen McCabe participated in talks with company and union committees amid progress reported by an informed source.

Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company Philip Murray John L. Lows Committee For Glen Ww. McCabe Federation of Flat Glass Workers Bre Wo Con Terences Associated Press Union Ittee

Porter Named George Invents Better Bed Making Method

Chicago date: Porter George credited with a new bed making method for Pullman cars. The system uses two motions flip and flop to fold sheets in a pleat, allowing bedding to remain untucked along the gellings. The invention aims to simplify bed making and improve passenger comfort.

Porter George Chicago Pullman Pullman News

Public feud at TVA sparks call for truce with private power

Dr. Arthur E. Morgan publicly urged a national truce with private power interests amid a TVA leadership rift with David Lilienthal. He proposed possible public ownership as an option and questioned administration plans, including board changes and the Commonwealth and Southern contract. Lilienthal declined comment.

Washington Arthur E. Morgan David Lilienthal Tennessee Valley Authority Dr. Morgan Lilienthal Morgan White House Commonwealth and Southern Corporation TVA Power Commonwealth and Southern

Roosevelt to Take Oath and Open Second Term Keynote

President Roosevelt will renew his oath at noon on Wednesday in Washington in a public ceremony attended by thousands. He will deliver a keynote on his second administration, signaling liberal constitutional interpretation and federal action on national problems.

Washington Roosevelt Pennsylvania Capitol Hill Weather Bureau Hughes Supreme Court U.S Cary T. Grayson United States Army Thai House Capitol Executive Mansion Congress Cabinet Anvere

Hamilton Calls For Labor Outreach At Republican Luncheon

New York January 16 The Republican national chairman J D Hamilton urged reestablishing contact with labor at the 16th annual Women’s National Republican Club luncheon before about 3000 attendees. He criticized the party as a closed corporation and pressed for new leadership and broader outreach alongside John W Bricker and Grace B Reynolds. In a separate report two men died in a highway collision near the I hawha river bridge below Kz Dead, a wife critically injured. Arthur Charles Craig Jr 25 of Gautey Bridge and Richard Wiley ? of Alley died. Virginia Craig 18 suffered severe injuries. The crash occurred on a curve near the bridge. witnesses said the coupe was on the wrong side before colliding head on with a bus. Investigators pending final measurements. The dead were taken to B Hooper mortuary in Montgomery.

Hamilton Bricker Grace B. Reynolds Republican National Committee National Republican Club Ham Filom Republican Party Old Guard Hee Uber Arthur Charles Craig, Jr Gautey Bridge Richard Wiley Alley Virginia Craig Coal Valley Hospital Montgomery, Corp L. A. Taylor Cannelton Foclosk Craig Wiley B. Hooper Montgomery AL. Craig Persinger Misholas County

Wheeling Woman Receives Pardon in 1930s Case

Wheeling resident Josephine Mullinara, jailed since 1932 as an accessory in Stephen Delmanico’s murder, received a pardon from an official last night. The governor commuted dsom Curry’s life sentence to 18 years for a 1931 Logan county murder. Six others earned pardons, including William H. Parsons for embezzlement and Clifford Turner for breaking and entering.

Josephine Mullinara Wheeling William H. Parsons Marion County Exchange Bank Mannington Clifford Turner Randolph County Arnice Booth

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Fourteen Year Old Mother Delivers Eight-Pound Baby

In Moline Illinois nurses report Grace Frazelle, just 14, gave birth to an eight pound five ounce boy named Raymond Deane. The infant is described as a fine example of a healthy baby. the father is noted as 19.

Moline Jan Grace Frazelle Raymond Deane

Males Make Society Debut Wear Vegetable Corsages

Harvard students John H. Hewitt of Buffalo and Sherwood King of Egston debut in society. They hosted a select group in Winthrop House, presenting vegetable corsages with rose buds, tea and punch, amid playful social chatter and the occasional heckler.

Cambridge Mass Harvard University John H. Hewitt Buffalo Theodore Hewitt University of Buffalo Sherwood King Egston Hewitt King

Pope Struck by New Attacks Forcing Mass Cancelation

Vatican reports Pope Pius XII suffered a fresh asthma attack and arm pains that forced cancellation of plans to say mass. Personal physician Dr Amanti Milani and Vatican physician Father Gametli stayed at the pope’s bedside as doctors were called after the sudden pain in the right arm. Milani gave a sedative to ease discomfort.

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Bridge Foot Traffic Promised Soon After Repairs

Transit official Cok GPS Fartney announced pedestrians may use one side of the channel span while half the bridge is paved. He offered no precise start date for foot traffic this week.

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