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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1936
Page
18
British troops and police crushed Arab anti British insurrection in Jerusalem Haifa and Acre leaving dead and wounded. Rioters fought troops as police faced stones from rooftops and armed clashes disrupted Haifa with steel helmeted troops. Authorities dispersed mobs and arrested several. Acre saw a large Moslem procession broken up under fears of wider riots.
Boston takes a two game edge in the series behind late runs and strong pitching as Reda and Bees trade blows. Berger and Haslin spark an early Bees surge while Scarsella powers Cincinnati with a triple in the ninth.
A milkmaid Leopoldine We of Abscore committed suicide by hanging in a cowshed after a cruel remark about her pet cow. In England an agit ball crashed from a speeding railway train near Osterley, striking passenger C H Short and knocking him down.
About 250 life underwriters from across West Virginia and Virginia attended the state sales congress at the Daniel Boone hotel. Lester O. Schriv er of Peoria delivered the principal address as officers and speakers from Charleston, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati and Fort Wayne were featured. The gathering highlighted life insurance as a key philanthropic, financial tool and included awards and memberships in the Charleston Life Underwriters association.
An official Mogicin announcement outlines reconstruction of 19d of the Soviet Union this year. Plans include returning cries to Vladivestok Sovatnay and Ula, with other centers slated for rebuilding. Streets and public works are described as a focus, with authorities monitoring progress daily.
Rescue workers fought tangled debris in Tama Ta four business buildings searching for victims of a blast that injured many in the district. Officials feared missing Barthing, son of Mrs William Barling of Toledo Ta, amid uncertain causes and critical injuries.
Zinaida, the first and only woman engineer on the 7-104 locomotive, announced plans to train an all female engine crew. She was awarded the Order of Leon for exemplary throttle work and aims to select crew members from top reserve mechanics, highlighting her Moscow base and family railway ties.
A German health survey reports 68 percent of young men fit for military service, up 7 percent from the prewar census, while a British comparison shows many Britons rejected for physical reasons. Dr. Mueller of Berlin notes the wartime ministry data as Britain ends its recruiting year.
Hungary favors U S aircraft for air force reorganization after buying several squadrons last year. Pilots travel near Budapest as youths wear khaki uniforms and long cloaks when not in use, with smart dress noted. Bernard Collins set a British midget mile record by flying from Heston to Milton Keynes in two and a half hours.
Oklahoma City reports June 6 twisters and floods produced nine deaths across two western states. Severe storms caused extensive property damage including a hospital crisis, ruined buildings, and widespread power outages as nurses evacuated patients amid the chaotic disaster.
Washington June report details police seizure of the Speedy roadster linked to Marion Zinnebeck of Seattle amid a civil suit by Benjamin Young. The incident followed a hospital transfer for Mrs. Young and involves a temporary order for mental health observation. the automaker’s seizure occurred within 24 hours of its prior release.
Bailey leads Bailey over Peintain for U S Senate as first returns come in from South Carolina. Bailey shows a narrow margin with 4,142 for McGarald and 1,382 for Graham in the gubernatorial race among early counts. The article notes voter turnout was high and mentions local names including Rev K Popham and the age 88 brother.
A Bihar man accuses his bride of deception and fraud alleging she misrepresented herself as a woman. He says he paid 100 dollars for the marriage arrangements and that the bride is actually a man. The case centers on misrepresentation and marital fraud alleged by the prospective father-in-law.
Three Swiss cavalrymen circled Europe on horseback visiting eight countries. They rode about 5000 miles with only one mishap. They were lost for an entire night in the mountains of Albania.
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