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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1934

Page

2

Drys Campaign Committee Named for West Virginia Prohibition Fight

A committee to direct the drive against repeal of the state prohibition amendment was named Terteriay by the executive committee of United Pty Forces in West Virginia. Rev B E Ewing urged county by county appointments as the campaign unfolds with leaders including Ernest Henson J Walter Barnes Rev W M Given George A Ralden W Harmer W J Brown Frank Thiemes A B Moors Donald C Bragg and J B Workman. Moors named secretary. Brown to chair the subordinate committee, while Blagg is replaced.

United Pty Forces West Virgin B. E. Ewing Yeagus Ernest Henson Bluefield Walter Barnes Charleston T. G. Whitsfield Wing Moors Blagg. Brown Tom

Reception for Mission Speaker Opens Evange lstie Campaign

The Charleston Booster club hosts a reception at 7 30 p m at the Caion Mission for Rev Hall L Calhoun opening a two week evangelistic campaign in the tabernacle The Shadow of the Cross mystery painting will be shown today from 2 30 to 5 30 p m and again 7 30 to 10 30 p m with Rev Pat B Withrow overseeing the mission schedule.

Caion Hall L. Calhoun Tabernacle Charleston B. H. Epling Pat B. Withrow Charltaton

Labor Board Favored Special Steel Industry Crisis Widening

Textiles face imminent walkout as NRA ordered a 25 percent cut in output season and minimum pay drops to 12 or 13 dollars weekly. United Textile Workers leader Thomas F. McMahon said workers would act in days while Johnson outlined conditions for invoking the recovery act. A three-man steel board case and broader industry relief are debated as possible solutions.

Yelt NRA Thomas F. McMahon United Textile Workers of America Johnson Recovery Administration Tec S Teol Automobile Piay

General strike plans loom as Taft cites pending settlement

Union members and 80 company personnel including stenographers and clerks attended a mass meeting as organized labor prepared for a nationwide strike. Federal mediator Charles P. Taft announced a settlement expected by May 6, amid rioting in the automotive workers dispute that led to two deaths last week.

Charles P. Taft Federal Mediater Automotive Workers

Dust and Heat Strike Midwest Crops in 1901

Midwestern fields suffer under sun and dust as drought drives record temperatures. Minnesota Gov. Floyd Olson declares an embargo on shipment of live stock into the state to conserve pasture and feed, calling the drought an unprecedented emergency.

Caicago Mortis Floyd Olson Minnesota

Big Koppers Deal Reported Here

The Imperial company aims to sell its entire mining operation on Paint Creek while the Koppers company seeks only the eagle seat for by product use. The deal would double miner employment if approved, with Imperial producing No 2 gas and No 5 coal and Koppers focusing on Paint Creek by products. Koppers already holds extensive southern West Virginia mining and uses little for fuel.

Paint Creek Imperial Company Koppers Company Eagle Seat Kanawhe New River Fielda Aas Indianapolis Gas and Electric Company Milburn Indianapolis Ted Eoppers Company West Virginia Armstrong Creek Ie A

Debt Message Warns Against Fund Misuse

A government statement asserts vigorous efforts to persuade debtor nations of the sacredness of obligations and to discuss payment terms. The president signals no new legislation this session, and ties the Finland funding agreement to broader trade and financial relationship issues arising from war debt.

Driuter Finland Senate

General Motors Auto Show Opens at Armory Today

The General Motors exhibit at the Armory opens at 1 PM led by Secretary of State W B O'Brien for Governor Kump. A 12:30 PM parade on Kanawha to Capitol to State to the Armory will precede the event. The week long display, with over 1000000 dollars in equipment, runs through June 9 with 60,000 anticipated visitors in 1932.

General Motors Auto Show O'Brien Colonels Orchestra Charleston General Motors Organization Armory W. 8. O'Brien Kump Joan Britton American Legion Kanawha Street Capitol Street State Street Zimmmergarten J. S. Calhoun Steward Calhoun Motors, Inc Stewart-Calhoun Motors Company Buick Pontiac McMillon Motors, Co Chevrolet Weaver Motor Car Company Cadillac, LaSalle and Oldmooe Deaiers Diamond Department Store Frigidaire McCoy and Gallaher Schmidt Motor Company J. F. Daneke General Motors Acceptance Corporation Chow

Obituary notices of John C. Gilmour and others in Logan area

Funeral services for John Cassell Gilmour Jr. 42 former Logan county deputy assessor died at home after a long illness. Services held at Hardy Funeral Home with Masonic ritual at Spring Hill cemetery. Survived by wife Irene, mother Harriet, brother Alexander, sister Margaret, and others. Also notices for J W Lewis of Longacre and Mrs. Mary Horton of Scary.

John C. Gilmour John Cassell Gilmour Logan County Hardy Logan M. R. Atkinson D. D First Presbyterian Church Hurlel Spring Hill Masonic Lodge Ray Scott Low Irene Johsop Gilmour Harriett Hutton Gilmour Alexander H. Gilmour Slater Margaret Ford Estonia Beach Fla Scotland West Virginia Kanawha County Oakley Motor Company J. 5. McGuire A. A. Wesblt Marion Giles William Agee Morrie Agee J. G. Patterton William Nicholson Dewey House Naamen Jackson Charles L. Bates Osa Richey G. R. Claypool W. ©. Turley Sherman Smith J. G. Neeley Gordon Jones Hs, Gay Moore William Dower, Sr Glenn R. Jackson Howard Shawl B. Thornbury Jr. W. Lewis J. W. Lewis Longacre Harewood Louis Bush Mary Johnson Oriskeny Diream F. Horton Strena Horton Scary. Pasera A. Mitchell Scott Cemetery C. W Horton Samuel Horton Beary Fred Horton Steubenville John Turley Eumans Nelly Wied Yeaterday Mary Whittenberger Beauregardstrent Mary Lou Whittenberger Mary Gillett Cinsimat Home Slater E. H. Saundders Columbus A. W. Gillett Ginannati Henry Charleson

Funeral and funeral notices from near Guthrie and Charleston

Funeral services were held at Wesley Methodist church for Mrs. Melissa Lagham who died at her home near Guthrie. Burial followed in Lanham cemetery at Rocky Fork. Other obituaries include Mrs. Eumans nelly and Charles L. Carter with services in Charleston and Terra Haute. The notices list survivors including spouses, children, grandchildren, and siblings. A separate item notes a stolen vehicle investigation with the Topeka police and a vehicle registration bureau detail.

Melissa Lagham Guthrie Wesley Methodist Church Sissonville W. R. Mayer Shepherds Chapelry Moss Bias Roy Steats Buriot Lanham Cemetery Rocky Fork

Kentucky Still After Sales Tax

In Frankfort Kentucky lawmakers plan another House vote on the three percent gross receipts sales tax bill. Supporters postponed further action until next Tuesday citing potential legal issues if passed on Confederate Memorial Day observances. A separate whisky tax proposal to raise from five to sixteen cents per gallon faces debate Monday.

Fransfort House of Representatives Kentucky Bats

Smith Elected Huntington Mayor Under New Charter

Huntington voters elect Porter W. Smith 37 Republican as interim mayor under the new mayor council charter. The Citizens' Board voted 14 to 7. Dr. W. M. York contests Smith's eligibility, seeking an injunction. The interim council takes over June 11 with Smith to serve until January 1, 1938.

Huntington Citizens’ Board Porter W. Smith Republiccan Citizens Board Bimith George C. Bradshaw

Parent Teacher Club Meeting Highlights Exhibit

Dr. E Merson spoke on dental care at the Ward association monthly meeting in the graded school building. Mrs Carel Robinson presided as president and an exhibit of children’s work was on display.

E. Merson Ward Parent and Teachers Association Carel Robinson

Powell to Portray Ziegfeld in New Screen Play

Hollywood report says William Powell will impersonate Florenz Ziegfeld in The Great Ziegfeld with Curt Laemmie Jr producing and William Anthony McGuire writing the story Billie Burke will assist. McGuire has gathered over 100 former Ziegfeld performers for the project. The piece notes antiwar themes and a shipboard setting amid international travelers aboard a packed vessel.

Powell Ziegfeld Jerry Hoffman Los Angeles Hunter W Ploremn Follywood Owm William Powell Curt Laemmie Jr Wiliam Anthony McGuire Billie Burke McGuire Bill McGuire Glegfela B. P. Schuberg Ren Liam O'Flaherty Vasily Solsky

Senator Myers Reported In Serious Condition

Senator John C. Myers of the second district was said to be in serious condition at Glendale hospital after suffering hemorrhages. A prominent figure in Charleston and the state, Myers has been in poor health for months and was previously confined to Charleston hospital during the late March session.

Moundsville Tune Ly John C. Myers Glendale Hospital Moundaville Myers Charleston Charleaton Hospital

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