Hopes and Misgivings Mark Outlook on Stocks
New York June 2 Wall Street opens the week with mixed hopes and misgivings over the new deal era The Supreme Court decision on federal recovery challenges looms large prompting uncertainty The market recalls the March May rise while industrial shares wobble amid overcapacity and price cutting debates and congress delays add to the prolonged uncertain period
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New York
Wall Street
The
Financial Center
NTA
Supreme Court
Fiee
Congress
High Tribunal
Recovek
Industrial and Retail Trends Across The Nation In May
The report describes mixed industrial activity with declines in some sectors and gains in others. Coal and electric output dipped but remained above 1934 levels, while wholesale and retail trade showed modest to strong gains, boosted by warm weather and Memorial Day demand. Hardware, textiles, and apparel saw rising orders as inventories shift, with notable strength in farm equipment, wall papers, and electrical goods.
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Abiupe
Com USA
Armeer
Orchendising
Aro Northwest
Middle West
South
Pacific Coast
New England
Mar St Ma
Gaias
Indus
Labor to Take Battle To Its Rank and File
Reports from NRA era Washington describe labor, small business, and industry factions aligning to fight the Supreme Court ruling. Senators Borah and Green condemn the decision as a constitutional clash, urging workers to resist wage cuts while AFL leaders plan strategy for emergency measures.
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Chamber of Commerce
Manufacturers Association
NRA
A, PF
L. Heartquarters
Supreme Court
Washington
Nesaults
William E. Borah
Italio
Rosevelt
Airaz
Figh
Boral
Borah
Splaina
American Federation of Labor
Executive Council
William Green
Figst
Green
Roosevelt
Hore
Bugey
Joneson
Donald R. Richberg
Tugwell
Madison
Jefferson
A. F
le Green
Congress
Directors to Meet at Charleston Chamber event
The board of directors at the Charleston chamber of commerce will meet at 12 15 this afternoon at the Hotel Kanawha to discuss chamber affairs and upcoming initiatives.
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Charleston Chamber of Commerce
Kanawha
Birth of Son James Delano Eptin Reported
Mr and Mrs James Epin announce the birth of a son James Delano Eptin at their home in South Malden on Saturday.
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James Epin
James Delano Eptin
South Malden
Market Hysteria Is Held Childishly By Merryle Stanley Rukeyser
New York June 2 Market hysteria over discarding the NRA shows childishness in the markets and mood politics. Rukeyser argues the NRA’s loss retards recovery per Brookings and New York NBER, noting wage advances raised costs, and calls for modernization of laws to permit voluntary cooperation with government veto. He urges balanced policy, nationwide unity, and higher living standards, predicting farm income stability and steady industrial production.
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Merryle Stanley Rukeyser
Universal Service
New York
NRA
Supreme Court
Brookings Institution
National Bureau of Economic Research
Congress
United States
South Carolina
Georgia
Massachusetts
Inois
South
Catholic Schools Hold Graduation at Sacred Heart
Sacred Heart high school graduation was held at Sacred Heart church with Rev. Urban Adelman of Catholic University delivering the commencement not on Lessons from a Rose. He likened truth to a rose and noted the thorn as a metaphor for difficulties while urging careful reading and nourishment for the mind. Alumni events follow, with Thomas Kirwin named top student and Evlyn Ladd and Frances Elxener honored.
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Sacred Heart High School
Sacred Hearst Church
Urban Adelman
Catholic University At Washington
Adelman
Sacred Heart Study School
Thomas Kirwin
Evelyn Ladd
Frances Elxener
St. Anthony School
Aide of Karpis Nabbed Amid Guarded Arrest Front Door
Aide of gang leader Karpis was captured and escorted by four armed government agents to a waiting aircraft at the Divebird air line hangar. Authorities debated whether the suspect would be taken to St Paul for a $200,000 Brem er kidnapping indictment or to Tacoma for possible further links to the Wey erhaeuser case. Witnesses described the dramatic arrest as the suspect arrived in a Ford V-8 at 1010 Waller Avenue, surrounded by eight armed men. one badge flashed and he fled, a shot reportedly fired as officers pursued.
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Wan
Divebird Air Line
St. Paul
Edward G. Bremer
Tacoma
Ilf Davis
Bay
Davis
Weyerhaeuser
Chicago
Express Ar
Waller Avenue
Austin
Bin
Hee Davis Gore
Spider Bite Ties Death Attempt To Nurse Negligence
The case centers on Liarsky and a tropical black widow spider found in his room at the Worcester hospital. A nurse custodian reportedly kept sedative tablets that Liarsky obtained through negligence, while physicians fought to save Starsky after an apparent suicide attempt and a related medical crisis.
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Rolson
Finneran
Liarsky
Buffalo
N.Y
Stephen Liarsky
Relief families show mixed changes across states
New York state records the largest relief decline from 483 605 in March to 451 200 in April a 4 8 percent drop. Several states report gains including Alabama Molt Massachusetts Tennessee Kentucky Louisiana Idaho and North Carolina with modest percentages.
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Alabama
Molt
Massachusetts
Tennessee
Kentucky
Louisiana
Idaho
North Carolina
New York State
Pennsylvania
Marietta Woman Held in Killing of Husband
In Marietta a woman, Margaret McCauley, is held after police investigated the fatal shooting of her husband Marian McCauley at Gravel Hank. Sheriff Arthur Ackey quoted her saying he threatened to kill me before she fired.
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Marietta
Rethington Saint Guiarttles
Margaret McCauley
Marian McCauley
Gravel Hank
McCauleys
Fairmont
Arthur Ackey
Mrs. McCauley
Mission to Hear Byua At Union Mission Tabernacle
The Rev. W. A. Byurla is to preach at the Union Mission tabernacle each night of the coming week. Pat B. Withrow Jr. will lead the song service featuring the mission nursery children and the blind quartet.
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W. A. Byurla
Union Mission Tabernacle
Pat B. Withrow, Jr
Mission Nursery
Raleigh Man Evan Griffiths Dies at 62 Former Schoolboard Leader
Evan Griffiths 62 longtime Mateigh county School board president and former county bond commissioner died after a long illness. Born in McKeesport Pennsylvania he leaves a widow three sons and three brothers including Robert Griffiths of McKeesport.
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Deckley
Evan Griffiths
Mateigh County
Griffiths
McKecaport
Robert Griffiths
McKeesport
Workers to Convene to Hear From Dawson's Letter
West Virginia Workers Alliance Unit No 2 to hold its regular meeting at the courthouse tonight. The program includes reading a letter from Mayor D J Dawson about total work projects. Contains strong local entities Dawson and the alliance in a civic context.
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Unit No. 2
The
West Virginia Workers Allianee
Court House
D. 3
Dawson
Kidnapped Oregon boy freed after ransom aid
George Weyerhaeuser, abducted on Taromna Street, was kept in a moving trunk and later released near Issaquah after a $200,000 ransom was raised by friends. He was unharmed, tired, and fed, and recovered with a newspaper-reading escape, with Seattle reporter John Dreher helping return him to the Weyerhaeuser family.
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Weyerthacauer Fam
George
Weyerhaeuser
I N
George Weyerhaeuser
Tate
Settle
Issaquah
Wash
George Honies
Georgu
John Dreher
Seattle
Weyerhaeusers
New City Park Dedicated On Farnsworth Drive
The new city park off Farnsworth drive was formally opened with a dedication yesterday. Mayor D. Boone Dawson declared it a long felt need and a top project for a growing city. Speakers included former mayor R. P. DeVan, Rev. J. W. Pearson, D D, H. C. Hamilton, M. J. McChesney, and architect R. A. Schwartz. A Veterans of Foreign Wars band concert and a dance pageant entertained attendees while police and Boy Scouts guided traffic and tours.
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Farnsworth Drive
D. Boone Daweson
R. P. DeVan
J. W. Pearson
D. D
H. Cc. Hamilton
State Department of Education
M. J. Mc Chesney
Babcock
Lookout
Wiliam C. Easley
R. A. Schwartze
Aod
Lana S. Anderson
Veterans of Foreign Wars
J. C. Kalin
Harry T. Chapin
Lucile Haviland
Charlotte Haviland Abbot
Haviland School of the Dance
Hoy
Automobiler
E. Th. Withrow
Loyal Daughters Host Sunday Silver Tea Event
The Blerkamp Loyal Daughters hosted a silver tea at the Arlington home of D. B. Adams yesterday afternoon. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Blerkamp, numerous Mrs and Misses from the community, the Rev. and Mrs. H. W. Bt. Patton, and many others such as Miss Jennie Dennis, Miss Virginia Parson, Miss Mary Eastwood, and Mrs. D. B. Adams, among a long list of attendees.
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Blerkamp
Birs
D. B. Adams
Arlington Court
T. W. Blerkamp
Duchanan
A. W. Raramel
W. 1
Ehman
Darat Lyons
F. A.clarx
E. Campbell
Laura Heim
HW. Bt. Patton
Opa
Gilley
Bliss
Jorek Hyslop
Jennie Dennis
Jas Florence Hill
Chetla McNeice
Virginia Parson
Willams
Bosworth
Johnson
Mary Eastwood
Glenn Hancock
Frances
Wickershaim
Mise
Mary McNamara
Misa
Esther Eugenia Davis
Marion Dower
Misa Marion
Cook
O. P. Wheat Elected State Gideons President
O P Wheat of Huntington was named president of the State Gideons Society today. He was chosen after Mark Coyle of Lewisburg, elected yesterday to succeed Harry Bond of Wheeling, who said he could not serve. Officers include H A Dunbar Charleston vice president Arjove Osborn Charleston secretary treasurer and Bond state chaplain.
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Huntington
Col Long's Grandson Hut in Pennsylvania
Allentown Pennsylvania June 24 H Long Huntington publisher flew here to be at the side of his 20 year old grandson Jot seriously injured in an automobile accident. A student at Irving school and Lehigh University sophomore Thomas 9 Huntington also a resident was at the wheel when the car left the road near New Swalthvills and crashed against a wall.
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Allentown
H. Long
Huntington
Jot
Young
Irving Pchool
Far Own
Antidi Ng Wilexan
Thomas
Lehigh University
New Swalthvills
Alls
Police Auto Damaged Carter Jackson Held
Carter Jackson was arrested yesterday by city police and charged with driving while drunk. He allegedly damaged the rear of Police Cruiser No. 3.
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Carter Jackson
Local Theaters Feature Distinct Cast At Capitol Rialto
Fragmentary theater notes name several performers and venues including Capitol Rialto and others. Details are unclear but imply multiple shows or acts with a mix of actors and titles.
Uruguayan President slightly wounded in Montevideo shooting
President Gabriel Terra was fired upon while at the Maronas racecourse in Montevideo and wounded slightly in the leg. Authorities said ex deputy Bernardo García fired the shot. Terra reached his car unaided and returned home, with officials announcing he could attend a banquet for Brazil’s President Getúlio Vargas tonight.
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Montevideo
Ururusy
Gabriel Terra
John Gilbert Granted Divorce After Custody and Alimony
John Gilbert and Virginia Bruce appear in court records with a divorce finalized for cruelty. Judge Dudley S. Valentine approves permanent alimony of 1 a week for three years and 150 dollars monthly for daughter Susan Ann Gilbert, age 1 month, while a bond of 42 500 is noted in the decree.
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LOS Angel
John Gilbert
Virginia Bruce
Dudley S
Funeral Services Held For Hampshire Sheriff
Moorefield June 2 Funeral services were held at Kirby Hampshire county this afternoon for Sheriff D E Hott of Hardy county He died at his home Saturday after a week s illness from pneumonia A native of Hampshire he had lived in Hardy county for 35 years and was a lumberman before his election as sheriff in 1932 He is survived by two and four children successor has not been named
Unemployed Carpenter Takes Life in Wheeling
Wheeling dispatch reports Edward Poe, 63, an unemployed carpenter, died by gas as his wife and two neighbors were away. The body was found on the floor by Mrs. Bock on their return home. Coroner and authorities noted prior threats.
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Wheeling
m—Corponer
C. H. Keesor
Edward Poe
Witten Returns Home After Illness of In-Law
L A Witten of Fly. 0, called to Charles to settle a matter of illness and deterioration in-law Mrs Anna Durbin, returned to his home.
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L. A. Witten
Fly
Charles
Cath
Destero
Anna Durbin Wits
Radio Highlights NAG WEAF Network in Orehtatratiat
Radio listings show multiple programs on the NAG WEAF network including orchestral and concert features. Mentions of specific names, time stamps, and station identifiers appear with varied spellings, suggesting a dense schedule of broadcasts across stations and programs on that day.
Delay in Works Plans Predicted
Washington reports a predicted month or more delay in starting the government's vast work relief program due to the Supreme Court NRA decision. Legal authorities must rewrite contract specs for new projects, and existing contracts face legality doubts, prompting a halt on new federal building awards. Agencies outline large allocations for airports, irrigation, hospitals, navy yard work, and a tax return project in Chicago.
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Supreme Court
NRA
Treasury Department
Hopkins
Department of Commerce
CWA
Interior Department
PWA
Casper-Alcora
Wyoming
Veterans Administration
Arizona
New Jersey
New York
Navy Department
Navy Yard
Treasury Dee
Chicago
Keystone Leaders Seek Coal Control
Keystone leaders push to replace an expiring coal control with a new commission to regulate the industry. Operators fear regulation will curb Tulnous competition, while miners plan a broad strike as P. T. Fagan announces strike instructions for about 35,000 area coal diggers. President John L. Lewis urges peaceful action amid rumors pits may idle if walkouts occur.
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Talemme
P. T. Fagan
Pentane
John L. Lewis
Death by Own Action Attempt Fails in City Room
Delbert Rhodes, 39, according to city police, made an unsuccessful attempt to take his own life yesterday by turning on a gas heater in his room on Thint Avenue.
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Delbert Rhodes
Thint Avenue
Obituary notices from a Summers hotel death and others
Funeral services are announced for Costa Sovinsky who died Saturday in a Summers hotel. J E Myers of Whitexville dies at Huntington Hospital with services at Walgrave cemetery. Ardeth Walker Pruett dies, services at Beckley First Baptist with burial in Sunset Memorial Park. Pruett survived by son Harold and multiple Walker relatives. Lois Catherine Richardson, known as Goldie, dies after long illness. body to be transported to Charles City for burial. Dora Moss to be honored at First Baptist with burial in Spring Hill cemetery.
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Costa Sovinno
Coal Fork
J. E. Myers
James Edward Myers
Whitexville
Huntington Hospital
Ardeth Walker Pruett
Ardeth Walker Pruitt
Office of
State Tax
Fred L. Fox
Beckley
First Baptist Church
Sunset Memorial Park
Pruett
Mire, Pruett
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Parkersburg
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Richardson Mist
Lois Catherine Richardson
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Hopemont
Charlesich
Barlow
Richardson
Goldie
Dora Moss
Bire Dora Muna
Ile
Spring Hill Cemetery
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