State Senate Moves on Gore Appointments Amid Uncertain Session
The West Virginia State Senate is expected to hold an extraordinary session to act on Governor Gore Boward’s nominations. Some senators may reject appointments while others back executive action as capital funding and highway bond measures loom over the agenda. Public interest remains tepid as lawmakers weigh capital completion, a bond plan, and county bonding for road reconstruction.
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Dargue to Visit Charleston on Good Will Tour
Major Herdect A. Dargue of Washington DC and flyer Walter Lechnes of Trenton ND plan a two plane Good Will tour across West Virginia. They depart Charleston tomorrow forenoon after a stop in Clarksburg to brief local business leaders on Central and South American markets.
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Jugo Slav and Albania Break in Belgrade Diffusion
Belgrade reports indicate Yugoslavia has broken diplomatic relations with Albania. The move followed Albania's arrest of an envoy's attaché in Tirana on espionage charges. Yugoslav authorities demanded immunity for the captured diplomat but Albania claimed he is an Albanian citizen without immunity.
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Coal Men React To Rate Ruling In Washington Meeting
West Virginia operators who met in Washington with Tilicond representatives discuss the Interstate Commerce Commission order giving Pittsburgh and eastern Ohio railways extra freight advantages of twenty cents per ton. A special shippers committee will stay in contact with Chesapeage and Ohio, Norfolk and Western, and Louisville and Nashville railroads to push lower rates from southern carriers to offset northern advantages. Disputes emerge among attorneys over whether the order is a trick decision and whether southern roads should lower rates to meet northbound changes.
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City Dig From Fire Ruins Montgomery Mass Destruction
Fire swept through Montgomery causing over two million dollars in losses. Fifty eight buildings damaged or destroyed within two blocks. business houses suffered in smoke water and heat. National guardsmen patrolled streets as crews cleared rubble and assessed damage.
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Marines Land at Tien Tsin to Meet General Butler
The first detachment of American marines arrived by lighter at Tien Tsun tonight, greeted by General Smedley Butler and army representatives. Field artillery and equipment for about 1400 men were staged along the Pei Ho river as the troops moved to readiness.
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Water War Flare Hits Owens Valley Aqueduct
Inyo county erupts in a fresh water war blast as dynamite shatters a 12 mile open conduit south of Lone Pine near Cottonwood Canyon. The Owens Valley clash with Los Angeles over water rights continues with repairs expected and water restored by tomorrow night. Local small business owners demand compensation for revenue losses as rifts in the long dispute persist.
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Lindy climbs crow's nest to view Bellanca plane
On June 5 aboard the cruiser Memphis Captain Lindbergh scanned skies for the Bellanca plane carrying Clarence Chamberlin and Charles Levine. He found no sight of the Columbia, though the ship circled Majestic five miles to starboard. Lindbergh spent a restful morning aboard, greeted by the chaplain and crew, looking fresher yet still wary, as autograph seekers pressed for a glimpse. The report notes his calm, hopeful mood and ongoing interest in the Columbia’s progress.
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Nighttime river mishaps and party gossip in Olcott
Nellin Harmon and Sybis Glenn recount a wild, laughter filled night by the crick with Noah Harrieon and others. Sylvia slips on wet rocks, Nelite hurts her heel, and Hippo suffers a fire scare while a party table tale winds on. Continued on Page Tro.
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American Envoy Taken To Field In Berlin Welcome
In Berlin on June 6 crowds gathered at Tempelhofer Field as the Columbia from New York neared. The American Ambassador Jacob Gould Schurman and staff arrived around midnight while security and crowd control limited close access. Temperatures and conditions allowed a moonlit reception, with aviation officials and reporters shaping a dramatic landing vigil.
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Conley to Receive Phi Beta Kappa Honors in Morgantown
Morgantown June 5 Phi Beta Kappa west Virginia chapter holds commencement exeretion at West Virginia University tomorrow. The meeting will confer membership on several noted locals including Captain Geryn M. Alexander of Monongalia West Penn, W G Conley attorney at law and state board of education member, Dr J Cooke medical faculty at Washington University, J P Marsh secretary state board of education, and D B Reger member of the West Virginia Geological Survey.
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New York Goes Wild Over Chamberlin Feat
U S correspondent reports New York erupts as Clarence Chamberlin and Charles Levine fly from Germany linking the U S and Germany by air. Crowds celebrate, trains and hotels host crowds, wives express joy, and Bellanca craft attracts global attention amid celebratory displays and long night bulletins.
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Explosion at Fort Leaves Many Dead and Wounded
An explosion at noon today at Fort VeanoaW injures or kills many in the garrison. The blast damages a church and other buildings. One hundred men are stated to be wounded with several killed. several lost their sight. The event leaves the remainder seriously injured or dead.
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Claremore Citizen Letter Critiques Headlines On Lindbergh
A Claremore Oklahoma reader blasts headline writers for labeling Lindbergh as lucky. The letter urges boycotts of papers that use that wording and criticizes press portrayal of public figures. It notes a printing error misreporting a New Orleans benefit total and reflects local sentiment.
Mother of Chamberlin Expresses Little Worry
OMARA Neb June 5 The mother of Slew Chamberlin says she fears little for her son despite the anxious day as he pilots the Bellanca monoplane toward Bertin India. Chamberlin and backer Charles Lavine followed dispatches on the night progress of the daring flight. Mrs Chamberlin says she is not worried and trusts in him to complete the mission as plans unfold from Denton Illinois to the Atlantic route.
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Lindbergh Style Flight Lands After Fuel Shortage
Berlin reports a plane forced to land 110 miles southwest of the city due to gasoline shortage. The Columbia refueled and resumed toward Berlin, with claims of a world distance record similar to Lindbergh’s. The event drew astonished crowds as the aircraft returned to enable further coverage.
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Bellanca Plane Log Details Hops Over Atlantic Route
A Bellanca aircraft log from a Associated Press report details a flight path from Roosevelt to Europe with multiple coastal sightings and times. The log lists passes over Ware, La Fave harbor, Shig Gerdge Menthouse, Cape Race, and Cape Bon, with Transylvania and England as referenced observation points.
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