Doctors to Meet At Parkersburg West Virginia Convention
West Virginia State Medical Association will hold its annual convention in Parkersburg from June 30 to July 3. Prominent physicians from West Virginia and other states will discuss gastroenterology, internal medicine, eye care, pediatrics, and surgery. Notable speakers include Dr. Hugh B. Cumming and Dr. Desn Lewis. The conference opens with council sessions and delegates, with an address by Fr. Albert H. Hoge. A banquet and lectures on health topics such as milk sanitation are planned, featuring Dr. W. S. Fulton and Dr. Sem Gent. The program also includes multiple sections and papers, with officers to be elected.
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House of Delegates
Albert H. Hoge
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Wheeling
Toa Stimmer
Sem Gent
New York
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Clartsburg
Francis Se
Tuntington
Mont Raid
Cincinnati
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Baltimore
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Governor Opens aera march 4 release in road plan
Governor announces a major road program covering 3 300 miles of hard surfaced highways and 138 bridges. Progress includes 5 new steel structures 38 over 100 foot spans eight over 110 feet and two rings reconstructed. Pleasants county arch extended and Caddell Bridge repaired. Commission plans add 13 more planes for supervised construction.
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Pleasants
Preston County
Tina
Tee Curtin
Bolommb Bridess
Kelley Named Favorable Dem Nominee for State Committee
Kelley named for the Democratic state executive committee schism fills a five member seat after a contested primary. List of aides and possible appointees includes figures from Huntington Parkersburg and Charleston, with several names tied to Democratic circles and local politics.
Copper Profits and Witness Tactics in Chile-Anaconda Case
The committee confronted Gray and Ryan as Kelley accused the group of profiting from a stock conversion. Ryan testified Anaconda acquired Chile stock in 1920 via a stock swap, with insiders allegedly knowing of an imminent conversion. The group reportedly profited while Guggenheim also benefited. questions centered on inside knowledge and timing.
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Iguggenheim
Cam Group
Thorton
Guggenheim
Greene Censnea
Anaconda
Weather Notes From Atanisius Mauriner Report
The report details a night with overcast skies and light rain, filed as late weather notes by correspondent Atanisius Mauriner. The entry references a 10 p.m. time mark and mentions meteorological experts with commentary on the current conditions.
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West Virginia cadets receive army reserve commissions
MORCANTOWN June 7 Thirty four West Virginia university cadets completed reserve officers training and other requirements to receive second lieutenant commissions in the army reserve. Major Marvey Fletcher announced the list naming 34 officers divided into infantry engineers and chemical warfare, with several cadets from Morgantown, Parkersburg, Charleston and Wheeling among the recipients.
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Thiry
West Virginia University
Kent D. Cooper
Parkersburg
Julia A. Lorant
Morgantown
William P. McCile
Durbin
Way
Wheeling
Senators Vote Ten Per Cent Pay Cut Across Federal Service
Washington lawmakers approve a 10 percent pay cut for all civilian federal employees, with those earning under 1900 annual exempt. The move aims to save about 8170 million and help balance the budget, backed by a coalition of Democrats and Republicans. Debate continues on broader wage reductions and related tax measures.
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Tydings
D. Md
Senate
Ne Centre
Walker Case and Roosevelt Delegates Near Chicago
Walker plans to attend the convention and then return to New York before heading to Los Angeles for the Olympic Games. Delegates are being chosen with 122 remaining, and talks focus on Roosevelt's nomination odds. Seabury critiques municipal corruption and urges student involvement in public service.
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Roosevelt
Chicago
Roozevelt
Walker
New York
Los Angeles
Marisa
Misstesipul
Virginia
Idana
Iedane
North Caroline
Obituary notices from Lynchburg and surrounding areas
Obituaries report the deaths of Enwara Boeuhin Edward Roethlin aged 8 of Lynchburg Virginia and others including Mrs. M. Smith, Mrs. Willam A. Hawking, Miss Virginia Hawking, Max Ro echlin, and George Isaac Gaston. Funeral plans and survivors listed. clippings note multiple family connections and locations such as Clarksburg Charleston Dayton Huntington and Shrewsbury.
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Lynchburg
M. Smith
Willam A. Hawkine
Charleston
Row Wood
St.’ Paul
Minn
Smith
Max . Roechlein
Portland
Ore
Hein
Lroceh
Mre
Hawe
Ane
Mies
Virginia
Hawking
Seoterday
George Iaac Gaston
George Isaac Gaston
John L Gaston
Bigley Avenue
Clarksburg
Mins
Mary D. Gaston
Cuarteston Chamber of Commerce
Mis
N. Halt
Decatur
Alien Gaston
Harley Gaston
Dayton
Will We
Birth Announcements From Local Residents
Mrs Violet Weat of Charles Gonetrést announces the birth of James Robert on April 28. Richard Long of Tyler Mountain announces the birth of a daughter Mary Lacie on June 2. Lemma Rhoden of Elm Street announces the birth of a daughter on June 1. Charles J L¢Sueur of Ronceverte announces a daughter on May 31. T V Myer of Thoma konntert announces the birth yesterday morning at Banawhe Valley hospital.
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Charles Gonetrést
James Robert
Mya
Richard Long
Tyler Mountain
Mary Lacie
Lemma Rhoden
Elm Street
Charles J. L¢Sueur
Ronceverte
Haya
T. V. Myer
Thomakonntert
Von
Banawhe Valley Hospital
West Virginia Board of Education Textbook Bid Meeting
A Kanawha County circuit ruling voided a February 12 1992 board action adopting English history reading and civics textbooks. The state board resolves to invite publishers to submit samples and prices for four subjects with bids due June 21 1992 and deposits required to secure contracts.
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Unis Board
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Citlta
West Virginia
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Borth
Nate Aries
United States
Bonus marchers parley in Washington amid food fears
A chaotic Washington scene unfolds as World War I veterans marchers press for eligibility while food shortages trigger plans to move camps. Delegations travel via Covington and New Market toward Washington in stalled efforts to gain government support for relief and the controversial bonuses.
Veterans Marches to Washington Demand Cash Bonus
A wave of World War I veterans from across the Midwest and South converged on Chicago and other cities as they planned to march to Washington for cash payment of adjusted compensation certificates. Leaders and contingents from Illinois Ohio Missouri Kansas and New Mexico organized trains and caravans while governors offered transportation aid and local officials provided limited support. The trek aimed to join a growing federal pressure movement, with thousands expected to continue marching toward the capital.
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Texas
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Tex
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Clogan
Het
Heaven
Dubao
Railroad of Trialn
Brooklyn
Boatan
Miners March on Charleston Demand Work and Aid
About 200 miners and families marched from the capital to the river bank near the capitol seeking food and work. They pressed Governor Keeney for relief noting no state funds were available while police kept loafers off streets and legions of volunteers supplied meals.
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Ville
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Oval and
Land Companies
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Marsh
American Legion
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Renee
Mine Workers’ Union
Dne
Oaborn
State Oolics
Keeney Spon
Leese Thekr
Saruck
Pagengera
Firet
Married at Parsonage Opal Zell and Glyne Pauley Wed
Opal Zell and Glyne B R Pauley were married Thursday morning at Cavalry Baptist Church Parsonage with Reverend W B Miller officiating. Pauley's sister Judy Zepp attended. they plan a wedding trip in Indiana and will reside at 220 Sixth Avenue after June. Brandon and J W Pauley noted as relatives. State bank deposits referenced in a separate notice.
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