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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1935

Page

4

Savant Accuses Wife of Crime Then Kills Self

Calcutta in June reports a professor at Fen University who killed himself after accusing his wife of adultery. Mayor M. Sarker of Calcutta, wealthy manager of Hindustan Co operative, is named in the sensational case. Mrs Sarkar, a student, allegedly involved in prior misconduct. evidence describes a bedroom confrontation and opium poisoning linked to the professor’s death.

Calcutta P. N. Sarkar Fen University Aulcia M. Sarker Sarker Sarkar

Can You Snap a Better One Contest Rules

Weekly contest awards total 3 dollars per picture in four classes. At contest end, four top pictures win cash prizes: first 25, second 10, third 5, fourth 3. Classes include Children and Hobies, Sports and Avocations, Scenic and City Views, and Informal Portraits with various subthemes. Grand prize ties winners from class winners for an overall top image chosen.

Geize Riza Eccae Thees Awerey Netic

Paris lawyers rally against public display in gowns

June 6-7 in PANS French lawyers parade with disdain for robes in public. The Paris Jay Asorissisa president bans appearances in professional gowns to avoid "besmirching" the dignity of attorneys. Government opens first provincial cooking school at Leeds. England restores wage cuts for over 20,000 day workers, 1931.

Paris Jay Asorissisa Erister Leeds Eagland England

Baptist Temple Vacation School Opens Monday Morning

The Baptist temple annual daily vacation Bible school will run each morning from 8:30 to 11:30. Principal teachers include Mrs Bright for junior, Mrs John for primary, and Mrs Jerry Mitchell for beginners. Helpers listed with several assistants. Children aged four to eleven inclusive may attend.

the Baptist Temple Bright John Jerry Mitchell Iris Knight George Daubert Marian Moore Virginia Conner Bonham Frances Jackson Irene Kuhn F. O H. Carte J. A. Kuhn Susie Shelton Zaida Shelton Yginia Neal Elizabeth Neal Edna Louise Sandy Edwin Daubert

River commerce declines as boats fade from the river

In St Louis on June 6, a lone packet named the Golden Eagle lingers as a reminder of busy river days when gun boats lined the waterfront. Trucking companies have absorbed nearly all former river trade between Cincinnati and Louisville, signaling a shift away from river transport.

Universal Service ST. Louis Golden Eagle Va Eagle Epacket Company Erden Taatnia

Dead Language Revived As Russians Adopt Alphabet

In Moscow fifty nine nationalities of the Soviet Union, previously without written language, have adopted the Latin alphabet. These groups total about 20 million people. 29 races remain with dialects and no written language.

Moscow Soviet Union

Isle of Man Declares War on Rats

The Isle of Man declares war on rats with local meetings in Douglas to plan a campaign. Authorities consider encouraging Manx cats as ratters and may ban exporting cats to ensure domestic efforts wage the war against pests.

Isle of Man Douglas

State Police to Open Bids on Autos Monday

State police announce bids on 35 automobiles for highway patrol duty to be opened Monday. Col. P D Shingleton, superintendent, noted plans to purchase tenms and fundalers for use after July 1 as about 50 new troopers will be employed.

Col. P. D. ‘Shingleston Department of Public Aniety

Turner Inspects Sites For Child Health Camps

Francis W. Turner, director of public welfare, traveled to inspect a proposed CCG camp site in Randolph County and will visit Romney to examine a planned state child health camp in the deaf and blind school buildings. A missing 15 year old, Wenrlette Delpeuch, was found alive in French woods after four weeks, surviving on nuts and dandelions.

Francis W. Turner Department of Public Welfare Aa State Randolph County Dish Romney State School For the Deaf and Blind Wenrlette, Delpeuch Soul

Death rate from Witwatersrand mining at 22-year low

Despite higher employment in gold mines on the Witwatersrand in Africa more men work there than ever before and the death rate from accidents has fallen to its lowest point in 22 years.

Witwatersrand Africa

Kidney Victim Speaks Up About Miraculous Cure

A reader testimonial claims dramatic kidney relief after using a new remedy marketed by Cohen Cut at Nate Thug Store, 160 Summers Btw Charleston. The letter praises the product and urges others to try it, noting improved sleep and reduced back pain.

Flynn Deanna Cohen Nate Thug Charleston Eerie Rood Charles

Charleston Delegation Attends Wilson Funeral

Ten automobile loads of Charlestonians attended the funeral of William B. Wilson in Lexington Kentucky yesterday afternoon. The delegation included all Wilson store employees on Summers Street. Funeral services were held in Milward mortuary chapel by Rev. T. C. Ecton. Pallbearers were Holmes Matthews Hire Davidson Pushkin Wilkinson and Garth. Burial was in the family plot at Lexington Cemetery.

G. Wilkinson F. P. Garth Burlel Lexington Cemetery

Cuban sugar output tops 2.45 million tons in three months

Orthopedists report Dr Randolph Anderson left for Philadelphia to attend a meeting of the American Orthopedists association. He is to return Sunday morning. The note mentions Cuba producing more than 2,450,000 tons of sugar in three months and a half this year.

Randolph Anderson Petsterday Philadelphia American Orthopedists Association Cuba

April industrial accidents report shows fatalities and non fatal cases

State verified 2383 non fatal accidents in April with coal firms reporting fatalities and 1 003 non fatal injuries. Contractors had three deaths and the clay products sector logged 258 non fatal incidents.

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