Neely Discusses Unsolved World Problems At Greenbrier
Senator Neely told Greenbrier College graduates in Lewisburg that unemployment and world peace remain unsolved. He urged young graduates to bear responsibility for progress, lamented the NRA decision, and praised equal opportunity ideals as Carnegie Hall filled for the ceremony.
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America
United States
Bt, M. Ni
Greenbrier College
Lewisburg
Neely
J. N. Kenna
State Supreme Court
United States Supreme Court
United States Governssement
Supreme Court
NRA
Court
Carnegiehall
Grada Hanna
Renick
Frances Harrington
Ronceverto
Frances Henry
Springdale
Ruthern
Lewisbure
Ruth McKnight
Ina McMiHon
Friars Hill
KatMeen McMilnon
Friars
Dora Mae Powell
Jesale H. Roder
Reniek
Edith Nea Todgers
Ronceverte
Camilla Snedegar
Marjarie Alice Blake
Louise Deckman
Cleveland
Merle Virginia Ferrell
Fonceverte
Susan Graybill
Ruby Lilian Peaslee
Clocinhal
Gretchen Stuerwald
Newark
Kathleen Virginia Taylor
Fenick
Lee
Local theater listings and student award notices
The piece lists showings at Capitol Rialto Greenbrier and Virginian theaters in Bree, with a brief student awards section. Anita Morris award went to Louise Wood for two years of commendable student body service and scholastic work. Laura Hearne Mathews award of 25 dollars to Teubelle Hart for musicianship. Jane’s Dice loving can award to Susan Graybill. Salli Vaughan Dake earned the general progress medal for scholastic achievement. Harriet Smith received the Leah Wilber Friendship ring for notable cooperation and friendliness.
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John C. Dice
Lewisburg
Cincinnati
Salli Vaughan Dake
Harriet Smith
Leah ‘Wilber
Ring
Riven
Labor Struggles To Build New Structure
Union president Jonn L. Lewis aims to meet with operators and Senators Wee D Pad and Neely within 24 hours to craft a final bill form. Operators argue coal prices must rise with wages, while wage demands risk higher costs. A long conference assessed the measure’s constitutionality with no decisive action from the executive sessions.
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Jonn L. Lewis
Wee D
Pad
Neely
D. Va
Acsalen
Gotham Gives Grand Reception for French Liner Normandie
A ship from France, once the largest ocean liner, slides into New York harbor as crowds observe from the Normandie’s sun deck. Tugs rub against the hull, a strip of paint flaked away, and the large liner appears diminished beside the new vessel. The scene unfolds amid a day of public spectacle and maritime pomp.
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Imarine
Ocean Greyhounds
Normandie
Wall Street
Dlory
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Garner
Flood Toll Rises Across Nebraska Kansas and Missouri
The flood crisis stretches across Nebraska Kansas and Missouri with estimated damage between 8 and 12 million dollars in Colorado and surrounding states. Some 2 500 families are homeless as Red Cross relief teams operate. Officials report rising rivers, threatened bridges, and plans for rapid reconstruction while food and water shortages persist. Ed C Johnson of Colorado predicts a quick return to normal.
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Oklahoma Panhandle
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Deantation Piants
Republican River
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Scandia
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Has
Kansas Highway
Mssissippi
al Boonville
Border warfare fatality tale in Italian conflict report
A dated dispatch reports 30 Italians slain in border fighting and notes troops marching to embarkation points. It cites malaria fears inflated, Italian hospital camps on Rhodes, Abyssinian wounds treated by English doctors, and British interest including a proposed protectorate and claims of British flag intrusions at Walwal.
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Maluria
Odes
Giornale d'Italia
Col
Clifford
Anglo
Walwal
Obituary notices and funeral services listed
Funeral and burial details for Mrs. Dora Moss Mrs. Viola Cousin and others from Charleston area are listed with service times locations and survivors. The notices mention First Baptist church Marmet Barlow chapel Spring Hill cemetery and various relatives including wives children siblings and nieces.
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Dora Moss
Dee
Otis
First Baptist Church
de Ly
Effie L. Yoder
Er Nome
St. Albans
J. C. Rogers
Methodist Episcopal
Spring Hill Cemetery
Charleston
Birth of Son for Mr and Mrs Ellison in Forest Avenue
Mr and Mrs Robert Ellison of Forest Avenue announce the birth of a son on Sunday June 2.
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Robert Ellison
Forest Avenue
Supreme Court Refuses New Suit In Hydroelectric Case
The Supreme Court denied the United States permission to file a new complaint against West Virginia and three companies over hydroelectric development on the New and Kanawha rivers. The move aimed to test federal jurisdiction but was rejected. The ruling ends a long dispute and sends the case back toward district court.
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Supreme Court
High Court
District Court
Tarry W. Blair
Power Commission
Washington
United States
West Virginia
New
Marine Corps Hosts Saturday Dance at South Charleston
A Marine Corps recreation dance was held in the administration building’s recreation room in South Charleston Saturday evening. Military and civilian guests attended, including officers, sergeants, and numerous married couples and single guests from the area.
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Marine Corps
U. S. Marine
Naval
South Charleston
Fea
Dasil Arthur
West Virginia State College Holds 40th Commencement
West Virginia State College conferred bachelor degrees on 89 graduates at its fortieth annual commencement. Distinguished speaker Marty H. Pace, president of Supreme Liberty Life Insurance Co. in Chicago, urged character, spiritual recovery, and facing social economic and international issues with resolve. Awards included Magna Cum Laude to Frank Wingfield and Patsy Graves among others, with numerous Bachelor of Arts and Science degrees listed for education agriculture home economics and more.
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West Virginia State College
Marty H. Pace
Supreme Liberty Life Insurance Company of Chicago
Usnors
Frank Jackson Wingfield
Northork
W. Vac
Patsy Adaline Graves
Atlanta
Gnoemi Louise James
Instit
Charles Raymond Merry
Coveington
Lnn
Howard University
Universlty
DeWolfe Rosaman Tutpear
Cincinnati
Ohio
Col Jere Alumnar Club of
Charleston
Fosse Mee Hall, Son
Eugene BR. Arnold
Loselia A. Brown
Wiliam H. Cardwell
Bernard F. Coleman
Robert A. Donakison
George W. Patterson
Mabel R. Bell
Alexis M. Bondurant
Hazel A. Campe Hel
Theester Coleman
William L. Dugas
Leon D. Hickils
Florence E. McDaniel
Charles A. McLean
Esau L. Weaver
Benitryce G. Womack
Price L. Woodson, Jr
Noor L. Jamea
Alice V. Joyner
George A. Kennedy
Alice R. Lennon
Lucy E. McDaniel
Susie L. Moore
Frances C. Richardson
William C. Ross
Lewis T. Sparkman
Myrtle V. Stevenson
Elfreda
Turner
Vir
Rinius B. Watkins
Marian A. White
Walter Eugene Wilkerson
Sharleen M. Willams
Mechanic
Lloyd C. Abbott
Wesley J. Austin
George W. Cooper, Jr
James F. Fredericks
Jasper G. Hayes
Langstone, Nose
Frank J. Wingfield
University Head Lands Newspapers Crowds Distracted by Parade Speech
A university leader extols the power and reach of the press, urging recognition of its global influence. He describes the morning paper as an immense civilizing force and a "Brandatatd of the world" as he calls readers provincial and ignorant. The article notes the college awarded 154 decrees and 4 standard animal diplomas.
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International Press
President to Meet With Cabinet Today
President Roosevelt plans a cabinet meeting amid ongoing discussions on the future of the NRA and economic policy. Observers note the administration may push new legislation before June 16 while considering voluntary compliance measures as an alternative to the blue eagle program. The AAA faces renewed scrutiny as a court challenge looms and a pending suit threatens its status.
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Eles
White House
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Roosevelt
Blue Eagle Agency
NRA
Larry P. Kendall
Business Advisory Council
Blue Eagle
Messurea Safe
Congress
AAA
Mexico Flood Claims Scores
Flooding in Mexico disrupts towns around Xochimilco and Milpa Alta with many killed in the rush to higher ground. Canals overflow, crops swept from the mountainside, and numbers of injured evacuated to hospitals as ambulances race through flooded roads.
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Pilaca
Xochimilco
Cortes
Milpa Alta
Xorhimlila
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Capital
Lca
Valley of Mexico
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San Pedro
San Gregorio
Xochimitco
Newcomers Entertain Frame Friendly Sundaymen at Home
Newcomers Mr. and Mrs. W HB Newcomer hosted the Frame Friendly chair Sundaymen at their Spr home. Attendees included Mr and Mrs C Adams Mr and Mrs J C Cummings Mrs Sorendi Hartley Miss Marel Lee Miss Virginia West and others. The Irish Free State has had an unusual number of subideas recently.
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Frame
Spr
C. Adams
J. C. Cummings
Sorendi Hartley
Misa Marel Lee
Virginia West
Virgil Turley
Oscar Bolln
Harry Frame
H. G. West
Franklins Newcomer
Robert Cummings
Charles Lee Cummings
Irish Free State
Coast Gang Sought in Kidnapping Case Amid Manhunt
Police pursued a Pacific Coast gang suspected in a May kidnapping. A $200,000 ransom list circulated among justice channels as officers searched roads in the northwest for suspects and a tan plate-less car tied to the case. The Weyerhaeuser family faced questions about involvement as their son remained prisoner eight days. George’s school and family withheld details on his return or attendance.
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Rosas
Slana
Los Angeles
Allerice Tuwee Ims
Weyerhaeuser
George
Jad
Double passing sentence in German law case in Gore
A Gore man Przyhilla was found guilty in Bann of a serious case involving a retired priest and his sister at their villa. Rob Dery was the motive for the murders. The condemned man knew the priest had drawn 200 marks from the bank and spent the money in an orgy after the serious cases.
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Bann
Slater
Rob Dery
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