McNutt Urges Duty and Citizenship at Graduation
McNutt, former national commander of the American Legion and now at the university, addresses 610 graduates at Charlenton High School. He criticizes the modern youth movement, calls for good citizenship and military readiness, and closes with a dawn outlook, amid a program featuring an orchestra, marches, and school officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuyarieston High School
Acchool
Paul ¥. McNutt
American Legion
Liw Genao
Ins @iene university
McNutt
Acadia
Alomas
Pred L. Teal
Marcchs Aux Flamyeaux
Scotson Clark
Pallard
Massey Seeks District Challenge Amid Vote Totals
The report records Massey's bid in precinct 13 with 25 votes and precinct four Jefferson district receiving 49 votes. Van Horn gets 10 votes in Poca district, while Detruster leads gains. The recount for the house of delegates shows George D Moore at sixth, T Brotherton Jr and Joan J Preston eighth, with daily tallies from City W and Cabin Creek. Kanawha annex precinct notes Debwyter gain and Moore total rises to 5, Redmi numbers updated for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanidan Giewict
Mancey
Jefferson
van Horn
Detruster
Gaines
House of Dele
BeGruyter, Jr
House of Delegates
T. Brotherton Irons
Joan J. D. Preston
Cabin Creek
Kanawha Annex
de Bewyter
Moore
Brotherton Jowt
Preston Best
Hin
Dete de Griuyter
Preston Meakeen
Marshall College To Conduct School Here
Marshall College plans to conduct classes at Charleston High School. Dr E V Bowers announces instructors including Education 110 Teaching Mite wrick History 233 American History from 1835 to 1871 and 74 Parepesn History, Psychology 308 The Problem Chia, and General Psychology. Agricultural courses will be offered for about 15 students in a confirmed course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
E. V. Bowers
Mite Wrick
East 303
Friedman
Burwers
Sexeen Actress Child Threats Spark Kidnap Warnings
In Los Angeles two mailed notes threatened the life of film star Marlene Dietrich and her son with demands for money. A separate letter endangered entertainer Barry Muller and his wife, allegedly sent by the same authors. Investigator Blayney Matthews said the communications were tied to a diorama of pasted phrases and images.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angeles
Mariene Dietrich
Fin
Exon Mulin
Blayney Matshews
Eroey
Matthews
Marie Ietrich
Muller
Stiller
Barry Muller
Dietrich
Automobile Top Stolen During Rain Report
Police were notified by Vil Sie Sutherland of Pennsylvania that a car top was stolen during a rainstorm from a vehicle parked at Kimwood Avenue and Morris Street. Dr G C Robertson of Hall Street reported thieves jacked up his car and took two pear tires last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vil Sie Sutherland
Pennsylvania
Kimwood Avenue
Morris Street
G. C. Robertston
Hall Strect Peperiedt
Anniversary Celebration for Mr and Mrs Dewess
Residents of Feasth avenue South Charleston Mr Dewey A Dewess and his wife celebrate a wedding anniversary with a dinner party. Attending were Mr and Mrs Harry B. Michrilk Miss Praeces Peters and Dr Dane eeaiwain among others in a modest social gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey A. Dewess
Feasth Avenue
Bouth
Charleston
Weidge
Mer
Ee Aan Penkel
Mra
Harry BR Michrilk
Mise Praeces Peters
Dane Eeaiwain
Birth Announcements From Local Families
Birth notices from several local families report the arrival of new babies in May. Herbert Moméay born to Mr. and Mrs. H Peel at their home in Boring Mu sic. Evelyn Lee born to Mr. and Mrs. V E Harmon of Alum qmbem Dave. a son Frank born to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ferrell on May 30 at their Bonemon home. Maxine Beile born to Mr. and Mrs. L Ligniner of J Toute 3 on May 30. baby daughter described as child of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew E B Black of Charleston. additional name mentions McCrum and Sestaatheecees in connection with the notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Peel
Herbert Moméay
V. E. Harmon
Alum
Qmbem
Dave
W Gqenighter
Evelyn Lee
Frank Ferrell
Frank!r
Bonemon' Aonay
LL. Ligniner
J . Toute 3
Maxine Beile
Rieaday
Etmee
Mine
Andrew EB. Black
Charleston
Panther Mystery Believed Solved
Residents near Kile Hinge Holtaw Way believed the panther mystery near their homes is solved after reports of a scream and a strange animal sighting. A gray black creature was seen, but witnesses identified it as an undetermined animal feeding along the creek and making sound like cries, with neighbors now willing to help capture the animal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petty
Betty
Austes
Debates Over Public Works Bond Plan Across Committees
Mills and Hurley criticized the Democratic public works plan as wasteful and insufficient to fix unemployment. They argued a $500,000,000 program would only employ a small fraction of the jobless, urging fiscal restraint and targeted relief. Hurley outlined river and harbor projects costing 154,499,756 to be economically useful, while Garner plan loans and farm board funding were debated as part of a broader balance budget effort. Amoy City, China, is being reconstructed with wide streets replacing narrow lanes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House
Mills
Senate Banking Committee
Rodtneon
Hurley
Hoover
Finance Corporation
Farm Board
Receretary of Agriculture
Garner Bit
Dole
Burley
Fts
Lus
America
United States
Ways and Means Committee
Prohibition Stand Seen in GOP Platform Talks
Shouse and Garfield, allies with Walter F. Brown, discuss a Republican convention resolutions committee reaction to a wet and dry compromise. Hoover favors a platform appeasing both sides while major party voices urge a referendum or direct vote on prohibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
James R. Garfield
Ohio
Shouse
Walter F. Brown
Nicholas Murray Butler
Republican Nets
Anti-Sam Joon League
Borah
Einstein
Hoover
Tammany Loyalist Walker Ousted as Possibility of Farley Run
Debate within Tammany persists over Walker's removal and whether Thomas J. Farley should seek vindication and run for sheriff next year. Farley's acquittal and large bank deposits fuel factional disputes about apologies and continued support within the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker
Thomas J. Farley
Roosevelt
Seabury
Farrey
Tammany District
Steriff
Tammany
Farley Canes
Local Delegates Headed to Los Angeles for Banking Institute
Victor H. Lloyd of Charleston National Bank George Thomas of Central Treat Company and Human Center of Peoples Exchange Bank depart today for Los Angeles to attend the American Institute of Banking annual convention. Lloyd chairs the national public affairs committee and will report on the year’s activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor H. Lloyd
Charleston National Bank
George Thomas
Central Treat Company
Peoples Exchange Bank
Los Angeles
Calif
Amtrican Institute of Banking
Focal
Lloyd
Two Slightly Hurt In Automobile Accidents
C K Way reported to police yesterday that his automobile struck and slightly injured Jamon Thomas of Randolph Street who received medical treatment at his home. C E B Warner reported that his turn suffered slight injuries to Mrs Bernard White in an accident on Morris arrest. Damages of about 180 were caused to the automobiles of William H Hill of Charleston and Milton Branham of Pond Gop 9asn as a result of a collision at Dromg and Washington Streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.K. Way
Jamon Thomas
Randolph Street
C. EB. Warner
Bernard White
Morris
William H. Hill
Charleston
Milton Branham
Pond
Dromg
Washington
Local Hospital News Update From Fragmented Report
Donald Droddy of Pennsylvania Avenue returned home Wednesday from Staate hospital after an injury on Saturday. Basil Rhodes of Fifth Avenue admitted Wednesday to Btaste hospital for an infested hand. Ernest Fisher of Minanville listed as patient at Staste hospital. Edith Jennings of Clendenin underwent operation Wednesday at gtags hospital. Mrs T J O Connor of South Charles Street admitted to St Francia hospital Wednesday. James Moran Jr six, son of Mr and Mrs Moran of Dawes, had minor operation at St Francis hospital Wednesday. Frances Hadeon returned to her home at Montgomery Wednesday from Francis hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Droddy
Pennsylvania Avenue
Staate Hospital
Charles Aaron
Weat Charlestor
Stants Hospital
Basil Rhodes
Fifth Avenue
Ernest Fisher
Minanville
Staste Hospital
Mim Edith Jennings
Clendenin
T. J. O'Connor
South Charlesstom
St. Francia Hoe
James Moran
Dawes
St. Francis
Japanese Premier Comments on Manchuria and Soviet Ties
The Japanese premier defends Manchuria policy and warns against Western misreadings. He says Soviet troop concentration in the Far East fuels rumors of discord and urges careful study of the situation in Manchuria and Shanghai before judging Japan's actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Japya
Tulsi
Manchuria
Soviet Union
Far East
Sharghai
Hangs
Nanking
Fall of the Bruening government in Germany
The German cabinet under Chancellor Von Papen is formed after Bruening loses presidential confidence. Papen pledges unchanged foreign policy and a focus on safeguarding national interests while seeking international cooperation ahead of the June Lausanne reparations conference. He states Germany must unite spiritually to bear future material and moral sacrifices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruening
Thad
Reichstag
Lausanne
Birt
Ims
von Papen Raich
Germany
Receivers Named For Consolidation Coal Co
Federal Judge Julian W. Mark names ancillary receivers in equity for the Consolidation Coal Co. holding extensive bituminous coal mines across Maryland, Pennsylvania, Virginia, West Virginia and Kentucky. The firm carries a funded debt near 25 million with assets over 1000 million, faulted by lack of liquidity. Officers remain in Fairmont with major holdings in Marion, Monongalia, and Barbour counties. The district also notes recent acquisition of Camfen Corl properties along the West Forks river between Fairmont and Clarksburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Baltimore
Julian W. Mark
Rover
Hill
Frank R. Lyon
Howell F.sher
Colompany
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Virginia
West Virginia
Kentucky
Fairmont
Confundation Coal Company
Farrmont
Clivesburg
Philippields
Marion, Mirren
Barbour County
McDowell County
West Forks
Clarksburg
C D A to Meet The Catholic Daughters of America
The Catholic Daughters of America will attend the Owen and Barth funeral to pay respects to Mrs Elizabeth McGlom of Spring Hill who died yesterday. Funeral services planned for eight o'clock tonight as part of the memory observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Daughters of America
Owen and Barth
Mra
Elizabeth McGlom
Spring Hill
Cine
Radio Highlights From New York June Broadcasts
New York radios announce a Friday concert by Exite Rapee's orchestra with a diverse program of Spanish selections. A thousand male voices from Madison Wisconsin join the broadcast alongside other programs on WEAF NBC and WIZ NBC. Featured are various acts including Betty Moore, Jos Moss orchestra, Madison singers, Leon Belasco orchestra, and Frank Munn tenor in a Rip Van Winkle themed piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New
Exite Rapee
Weaf-Nec
Madison
Wts
Saengerfert
Norwegeten Singers Association
Wiz-Nbc
WEA
NBC
Betty Moore
Jos Moss
WADC
Madison Singers
Leon Belasco
Woz
KBC
Rip van Wise
Seten
Leotard Joy
Rove Nenge
Frank Munn
Notable Charleston Resident Charles Albers Anniversary Tribute
The Gavette extends greetings to Charles C Abe Wert on his birth anniversary. Charles Alpers, born Wilmington Delaware, longtime Charleston resident since 1920, held multiple roles including librarian and Sun Life representative. He married Ida Margaret Jolston in 1910 and has two sons Charles Jr and John.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles C. Abe Wert
Charleston
Mr. Alpers
Wilmington
Delaware
Alexander
Margaret Albert
Alexander, Hamilton Institute
la Salle Extension University
Albers
Wilmiington City
du Pont
General Mudhier
Dickinson Fuel Company
Sun Life Assurance Company of Canada
Bea Mason
Knights Templar
Kiwanis Club
Ruffner Memorial Presbyterian Church
Ida Margaret Jolston
Philadelphia
Charles, Jr
Aptude
University of Cinchinet
John
Hariestan High School
Mt. Algers
Fehin
Hnsthal
Iin
Arling
Ott Court
Bonus Marchers Rally Across States Amid Veiled Communist Claims
Veterans marching from Camden to Washington gather support in Pennsylvania and Ohio while police monitor alleged communist influence. Reports show 5,000 veterans headed toward Washington with 12 city groups forming to join the trek. Officials debate funding for transportation and feeding as protests mix with political aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Illinois
Michigan
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
Ohio
Louisiana
Florida
Oklahoma
Congress
Patman
Igner
Fatham D. Gluesford
Police
Emanuel Levin
Gavite
Washington
Levin
New York
K-Servicesmen's League
Communiat
Tuga
Glaseford
Washerington
Camden
Wilmington
Del
Pittsburgh
Ragca
Ark
Pat Mats
Murley
Joby
United States
District of Columbia
Conferees Push Tax Reduction and Budget Balancing
A national conference in Chicago gathered 500 business officials from 21 states to demand drastic tax cuts and reduced government activity. Speakers urged cooperation with government to trim expenses while warning against harming essential public services. A note on China education reform appears in brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Met
Chicago
sMional
Chicago Association of Commerce
Congress
United States
Marin Edwarda
Fruit Market to Open Capitol Branch by Diamond Store
A new Capitol Fruit Market branch will open tomorrow at the Capitol Street building opposite Diamond department store. Operated by a Pittsburgh firm, it runs a similar shop on Bummers Street and will offer fresh fruits at reasonable prices. England reportedly has 3 300 000 dogs, a figure said to be doubled in twenty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol Fruit Markets
Capitol
Malicious Prosecution Verdict and Damages Reported
A jury awarded Mrs Belle Holcomb one thousand dollars in a malicious prosecution case against Plagd Holcomb. The verdict also noted six thousand dollars for personal injuries from a collision involving an Appalachian Electric Power company vehicle near Huntington. Other trials mentioned include Casper Schrimpf versus Vermont Marble Company and Ola Conner administratrix versus M H Byers, with the latter set to proceed after earlier automobile accident proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Holcomb
Plagd Holcomb
Holecomb
Appalachian Electric Power Company
Huntington
Crites
Casper F. Schrimpf
Vermont Marble
Schrimpf
State Capitol
Miao
Ola Conner
M. HK. Byers
Obituary notices from South Charlton and surrounding areas
A series of obituary notices from Aatteet, South Charlton and nearby towns report the sudden deaths of John W Hammack 64 at his confectionery in Aatteet and Mrs Elizabeth McGloin at Spring Hill home. Also listed are Margaret Johns Perine 37 Cedar Grove and Eyle C Walk owner of White Quality laundry with funeral details. Juanita Grace McParland 29 months, Bailey Smith of Patrick Street, and Samuel J Bailey 46 Cedar Grove with burial and service times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W
John W. Hammack
Aatteet
South Charlton
Mr. Hammack
Clarence P. Hammack
Charleston
Walter Hammack
W. P. Hammack
Elkview
Aste C. Walk
Bream Memorial Presbyterian Church
Eylé C. Walk
White Quality Laundry
Long Tilnean
Bunser Memorial Park
Sley Smith
Hardes and Harden
Bailey Smith
Williem Leck~ete
Patrick Street
Spring Hil Cemetery
Cedar Grove resident dies at home burial set in Ward cemetery
The report notes the death of Myrtle Crhfield at 14 months at her parents home on Seventh Avenue. Funeral services are planned at the residence Saturday morning at 9:20, with burial in Belgrove, Jackson County. Surviving are two sisters and two brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juanita Grace McFarland
Juanita Grace McParland
Robert McParland
Guthry
Noble Lee
Young Cemetery
Myrtle
Myrtle Crimald
Mare
Wilkes Crihfield
Seventh Avenue
Belgrove
Jackson County
Federal Price Regulation Debate Spurs Coal Sector Claims
The text argues that controlling coal prices cuts into wages and worker suffering. It notes a shift toward price regulation to protect costs of production. Banatar Davis and Representatives Belly, Republicans from Pennsylvania, sponsor a plan for a federal commission to regulate prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banatar Davis
Representatives Belly
Pennsylvania
Sigfus Olafton Elected Boone County Chairman
Sigfus Olafton, an apparent Republican figure, was elected chairman of the Boone County executive committee. The result came as Boned by party forces led by Ben Ator and M. T. Milter amid Madison reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigfus Olafton
Boone County
Madison
Sigfus Olsteen
Chaiirman
Benator M. T. Milter
First National Bank Of Princeton Liquidated
Voluntary liquidation of the First National Bank of Princeton, capitalized at 100000, was announced by the Comptroller of the Currency. The bank has been absorbed by Princeton Bank and Trust Company, which has a capitalization of 100000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank of
Princeton
Washington
First Nations Bank of Princeton
First National of
Princeton Banic and Trust Company
Fragmented OCR Snippet With Jumbled Phrases
The readable text presents a chaotic mix of words and phrases. No cohesive event, person, or location is clearly identifiable for a proper summary. This fragment appears corrupted or out of context.
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Massey
Marshall College
Sexeen
Amoy City
China
Tammany Loyal
Consolidation Coal Co
C.D. of A
Lock Six
Rose Farm Tea Room
Basil Author
Violet Bradley
the Elms
Pereons
Aune 2
Pope Pius X
Thomas Hardy
Tix
Charles . Albert
Continsea
Pittsburg
Allegheny County
Groupe
Montongshela Valley
Pinchot
Cleveland
Toledo
New York Central
Unite
Detrete
Prenseitte
Ind
Cincinautl
England
Elizabeth McGloin
Spring Wl
Dire
Joe Ripers
Mire
Clara McQloin
Charles MecGioin
Bacted Heart Church
Margaret Jonns Pecinette
Margaret Johns Perrie
Cedar Grove
He D. Perine
Ralph D. Perine
Robert Johns
A. H. Toothman
Dunbar
FD. Palmer
Satem
Robert Jonne
Dormont
M. F
RM. McCtain
Samuel J. Bailey
Samuel L. Bailey
Cader Grove
Ward Cemetery
Berths L
Salt Bertha U
Smal
Gashearn
Alx Brothers
Witant
Pred Small
Quinnimoat
Ust Sroall
Winona
George Small Swanwick
Edward Sod
Lora Small
Highooal
Slaters
Mre
Frank Hoke
Winans
Mr. C. BR. Smitheon
Goshorn Street
Mire G. G. Legg
Fighcon
Coal Control
Abel Rese
Mabetinia
Karl Dane
Geo. K. Arthur
Omer
Parker
Spencer Moore CO
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