Elk District Leads Kanawha County School Graduation Ceremony
About two hundred Kanawha County graduates received diplomas at the Elk District led ceremony held at the Scottish Rite Cathedral yesterday. J. Alfred Taylor delivered the commencement address, and Miss Florence C. Kuhn awarded the diplomas as students from Elk and other districts, including High Lawn and Elk View, marked the county’s largest gathering of graduates to date.
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Mundredy
Kanawha
Acheola
J. Alfred Taylor
Florence C. Kuhn
Galle
Ain
Elk
Elview School
High Lawn
Jefferson
Congressman Tay
Colt
Jnmibo
Tmeang
Mian Kuan
Noyes
Xirix
Slee Kuhn
Rae
Raat Tankigherhool
Hebert
William
Tey William
Burroughs Unveils Portable Adding Machine for Offices
Detroit reports Burroughs Adding Machine Co introduces a compact portable model with eight key rows and a $999,349.99 total capacity. The machine features standard functions and is sold through company agencies after Sept shipments. President Standish Backus notes strong demand from small stores offices and homes.
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Colte
Soid
Stnckus
Standish Backus
Burroughs Adding Machine Company
Miss JewellicGrath
Burroughs
Good Roads Body To Aid Virginia Trail Extension
The Charleston chamber of commerce good roads committee will meet next Monday to discuss aiding Virginia authorities in extending the Midland Trail toward Washington. A Rotary club appeal from Covington and Hot Springs seeks Charleston business support. The meeting at noon at the Business Men's club will review paving the trail from White Sulphur Springs eastward through Virginia, with A. J. Carmack as chairman.
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Charlenton Chamber of Commerce
Good Roads Summities
Virginia
Washington, D. C
Motery Club
Charleston
Covington-Hot Springs
J. Carmack
Buvmnese Men‘s Club
White Sulphur Springs
A. Biter Mo~ Crum
Wenene Nnn
Cormittes
Motary Club
Rotary Club
EL A. Crawford
Covington
Air. Crawford
Ohio
Kentucky
East Bank High School Quartet and Orations Reported
From Kanawha County schools a ceremony featured soloists Lucy Jackson and Josephine Miller, orators Parke Chapman Holly Vickers Allan Taraccns, and the East Bank High School quartet. Diplomas were presented by Mian Florence GC and Superintendent Kuhn.
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Taylor
Lucy Jackson
Parke Chapman
Josephine Miller
Holly H. Vickers
Muslo
Faet Bank High School
Allan G. Taraccns
Florence GC
Kuhn
Kanawha County
East Bank
Igh
Acheal Quartet
Two Big Realty Sales Reported in Two Cities
Real estate deals announced include N W Pritchard selling 1040 Main Street to G I Johnson for 10600. The home features bath breakfast room and good arrangement in a fast growing district. The J P Clark estate sold a 70 by 100 foot lot with a frame house in Malden to Miss Annis White for 3500.
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Charleaton
Mallen
N. W. Pritchard
Becurity Bank and Trust Company
Stain’ Street
G. I. Johnson
Johnson
Home Realty Company
J.P. Clark
Maldwan
Annis White
Malden
Sanitary Bureau Aims Outlined by Charleston Official
Dr A Eards city director of food and sanitation spoke to the Charleston real estate board at a weekly luncheon about how sanitation affects property values. He cited efforts to curb reckless real estate speculation and warned against boom conditions. Dr F D Lohan discussed sanitation gains, showing Charleston Harbor improvements and deplorable living conditions in a cellar home at 608 McCormick Street, and noted efforts to remove unsanitary cow barns and regulate milk quality from Kanawha City communities.
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A. E.ards
Charleston Real Estate Board
Mead
Parkerns Dut Real Estate Board
Lins Club
ren-_vention
Stu
Brent
Parkersburg
Atenaive
Flor+ Idx
Lohan Frenne Tx DB
Poteat
F. D. Lohan
City Health Comminxione
Fie
Harty
Hardy Wete
Charleston Harbor
Levad
Chesapeake and Ohio
Peter Shuck
Kermit
McCormick Street
Shack
Kanawha City
Dairy prospects rise with Kanawha county farms and Parkersburg road
In Charleston and Kanawha county dairymen are urged to boost local milk production as shifts in agriculture arrive with new roads. The piece cites 4600 gallons daily consumed in Charleston and notes several million gallons are shipped into the state yearly. Farmers are told three acres can support a cow and pastures and winter feed are ideal. Realtors are called to help attract dairy men to develop the farming country.
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Inet
Charleston
Kanawha
Parkersburg
Ensign Refuses Oath of Fealty at Annapolis Service
Ensign Zirkle of Kansas refuses the oath to support the constitution and laws, a prerequisite for a naval commission. Secretary Wilbur withholds his commission and orders him sent on the next cruise. officials call it unprecedented at the Naval Academy. A Spencer council contract grants forty boulevard lighting, with work set for July.
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Bmd
Secretary of the Navy
Wilbur
Naval Academy
Harl E H. Dirkie
Kanaan
United States
Zirkle
Bay
Dahlgren Hall
Bancrett Hall
Wil+ hur
Zirkus
Spencer
Spencer Water and Ice Company
Late Night Radio Schedules Across U S Stations
A sprawling listing details Friday radio programming by station and city, listing concert programs, dinner music, studio talks, and orchestras. It includes exact time blocks and station call letters such as WANG WGB, WOR, WABC, and CK, with references to orchestras like Staunton and Franklin Flynn, plus regional schedules from Detroit to Vancouver.
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Creer
Wrg
Iertalnern
Corsheatta
Jeen Weiner
Envantat
Timore
Meneirl Baal Pan
F. D. Weartz
WGR
Urpal
la Franca
Muse
Statler Orchestra
Buffaco
WOR
Clearwater
WAY
Wolp Line Symphony
Detroit
Dianer
Esite
Fray Weaf
WTIC
Hartford
Go See Trio
Berane
Orebertza
CFCF
Montreal
Hour of Musica
Newark
New York
Mer
Hare
Seem
Tania
Elphia
Dream Daddy
Artawes
Dusaal Teospa
WOO
Philadelphia
Spa
Sionks
Diater Emusic
Rito
Telk
Woo Orcheatra
Fox
DXA
Pittsburgh
Sealzo
Stocummset Feuer
WCAE
Jally
Diltmore
WRVA
Richmond
Ieee
WANG
Richmond Hill
Spates
Franklin Flynn
Roy Stoughton
Worcester
Schenectady
Marketa
Curler
Wgy Orchatre
Arts Tits
Wbcfield
Pitae
Aia
Daldsmaur
WIZ
CNRT
Toronto
Romanelli Geentrs
Romanelli
WCAP
Washington
Tras
Wardman Park
Iostcaleane
Dora
Chicago
Aoas
Ofpetice
Ibaa
Igor
Rex
Burlington
CNRE
Edmonton
Hatch
University of Alberta
WBAP
Fort Worth
Tmawallan
IHD
KFKX
Hastings
WOS
Jefferson City
Xansas City
XPAD
Lincoln
Ymare
Artlats
Ao DaocLine Symphony
RPI
Los Angeles
Tug
SS Anceles
Anthor
WHAS
Louisville
WMC
Memphis
Millera Orcheatre
Briller
Great Western Orchestra
WJID
Mooseheart
WAM
Nashville
Steiner
S—Mubleal
WOAW
Omaha
KGW
Portland
ST. Louis
San
Commerce
EPO
San Francisco
Lridge
Studia
CNAV
Vancouver
Inherited Desire to Die Cited in Moscow Case
Moscow May 1 The question of whether tendency to self harm may be inherited surfaced in a Moscow agricultural academy case. Professor B A Wilde aged 36 and a student named Fendy were implicated as having a compulsion to imitate parental actions. The report notes a haunting command to follow in footsteps and reports Wilde’s denial of the motive.
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Moscow
Fed
Moscow Agricultural Academy
B. A. Wilde
Fendy
Metter
Unclear fragment on Russian intellectuals and a tragedy
The text mentions a husband Tanders Duncan and references to Herbert Smithies mislabeling a bottle that harmed a baby. It cites a series of personal crises among young intellectuals in Russia including Barge Tearsenin, aged thirty, but the details are fragmented and unclear.
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Herbert Smithies
Polaon
Russia
Barge Tearsenin
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