Prediction of Earlier Session Date Continued From Page 1
The note outlines balances remaining in federal funds and presents actions for June including extending cash relief, continuing contributions to Carp Randolps, Bley Springs, and Carp Fairchancy, and paying state and county administrative expenses. It anticipates a forthcoming special legislative session and a governor's address.
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Cempere
Junn Hi
Carp Randolps
Bley Springs
Carp
Che Xoernor
Kamp Inducts Governor at Mill Camp in One Day
Governor Kamp visited Jackson's Mill camp to induct the governor of the Boys State. The model camp, run by youths, lasted one day under American Legion auspices. The governor traveled home to Elkins and plans to return to the capitol tomorrow.
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Kamp
Jackson's Mill
American Legion
Elkins
Relief grants discussed for late June funding
The statement notes ongoing grants for the final two weeks of June and requests legislative approval for about 3105.000 xN in relief funds. It also reports the relief load declined by 2.300 caves since March 1, indicating reduced demand.
ExFilm Star Mob Violence Ties to Zioncheck Case
A chaotic mob violence story unfolds amid a Washington crisis involving Mrs Zioncheck and the White House, with gunfire, hospital shocks, and a pursuit of the Legion’s leaders. Witnesses describe gun use and threats as prosecutors outline plans for prison terms while police identify suspects connected to a gang.
F. W. Apple Dies in Auto Crash Near Charleston
F W Apple was killed in a road accident when his car left the roadway and overturned. He was driven unconscious to a Charleston hospital and later to funeral homes for removal to Cincinnati for funeral services. Survived by two sons O K Kestom and Russell, a daughter May Apple, his mother Elke of Batavia, and other relatives.
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Stine Haines
Vermont Avenue Sh
Lee Dean
Lipp Johnson
Edwards
Dean
Poole
River Rouge
Tured
Charleston
Apple
Fetel
Hie Oven and Barth Funeral Home
Cincinnaty
O. K. Kestom
Russell Sna
Ana May Apple
Elke
Batavia
Crail Apple
Pari Ot Port Dr
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Cult of Hate Members Sneer Laugh in Court
In a Detroit courtroom 17 Black Legion suspects were led in, with John B. Mitchell among them. Judge Ralph W. Liddy presided as prosecutors argued the case. defense cited political motives as witnesses described a charged atmosphere, with officers present and spectators reacting to the brutal tone of testimony.
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Cult of Hate
Ralph W. Liddy
Havscor
Plat
Michigan
Irpuiite
Ihvumeratile
Sher
Otler Offieros
Legion
Detroit
Pai
John B. Mitchell
Gai
B. Bargh
Mitchtell
Reyireard
Duncan McCres
Crawle
Black Legion
Fintlat
Davis
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Paii
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TE. Perry
Charleston, W. VA
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