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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1936

Page

25

Constitution Dictatorship Debate Echoes In Campaign Rhetoric

In a stark political address at Dariel Boone hotel, Representative Fish denounced radical subversion and urged defense of a republican government. He pressed for constitutional amendments to allow states to set wage laws, citing New York’s statute struck down by the Supreme Court. Governor He greeted the audience as he urged unity for constitutional safeguards.

Tom Oat U Prerme Austin America Dariel Boone Hotel Fis Republican Party New Yorks Supreme Court Red Wer Ahanan

Fragmentary political declamation on republican ideals abroad

The text presents a fragmentary defense of confronting radicalism and upholding a republican form of government. It references free nations and cites ominous potential threats from foreign powers, mentioning a speech in Cleveland and an address by a political figure.

Kanawha College to Hold Commencement at Brean Church

Kanawha College plans a commencement at Brean Memorial Presbyterian Church tomorrow evening with Dr. C C Williams Jr delivering the address at eight o'clock. Rev E Thempsian will preach at eight tonight. Williams, a West Wirsir alum and former diplomat, will be honored alongside Kanawha College president Lo S McDaniel and a list of graduates and participants in the ceremony.

Kanawha College Brean Church CC. Williams, Jr Harvard Tulane Columbus New Ikity Williams U. S Ame Wo London Wrder Walter Haines Paige John W. Davis

Women’s Civic League to Hear Dr Stone in Charleston

The Charleston women’s civic league will meet at Mattie Vi Lee Home at five this afternoon. Rev Warren Stone D D pastor of Ranayndis Presbyterian will speak on The Negro and the Future for Family Welfare in Charleston. Committee on family welfare chaired by Mrs Hasse Gray. Thirty brass helmets memorialize London firefighters who died in the line of duty.

Charleston Women's Civic League Mattie Vi Lee Tome Olock Warren Stone D. D Ranayndis Presbyterian Church Charleston Hasse Gray London Fire Department

West Point Honor Graduate White to graduate June 12

Lieutenant White, an honor graduate at West Point with the highest rating, will graduate June 12 and receive the engineer rank. He will be stationed at Fort Riley Kansas after September 15. A Weston native who finished high school with honors, he has lived in Charleston for four years. At West Point he played on the Southall squad joined the closing team and edited The Pointer. He will spend the summer with his parents Mr and Mrs George S. Whites of Jackson Street.

Lieutenant White United States Military Academy West Point Fort Riley Kaw Weston Young White Charleston Southall Pointer Mrs. George Wits Jackson Street

Mrs Dorothy McComas Found Dead at Home

Mrs Dorothy McComas, 40, was found dead at home by her husband James McComas in Weel Dunbar yesterday. The coroner ruled death by stroke of apoplexy and the body was removed to Johnson and Cunningham mortuary. Martha Hammic Hughey Hammic and others from nearby districts are named in the report.

By McComas Weel Dunbar J. E. Roberts Johnson and Cunningham Mortuay James McComas Hughey Hammic Poot District Martha Hammic Herter

Revival Will Fad lst FE at Salvation Army Citadel

Mrs Emmagene Darnell will sing at eight o clock tonight during a revival services at the Salvation Army citadel on West Washington Street. The event includes B Fitawater to close the meeting with a concluding exhortation.

Lst FE B. Fitawater Salvation Anny Citadel Washington Street Emmagene Darnell

Dispute of Morticians Heard by Judge Hudson

Judge Hudson refused to grant a temporary injunction in the Noblé Tong versus Everett C. Cunningham case. Tong, a mortician, contends Cunningham breached a signed agreement promising not to engage in the undertaking business for a year after leaving Johnson and Cunningham.

Arthur P. Hudson Noblé Tong

Lawyer Statement Claims Right to Leave Long Company

Cunningham, represented by Attorneys J. Blackburn Watts and Staige Day, asserts he has a right to sever his connection with the Long company. The dispute centers on his formal association and departure from the firm, with legal argument cited by his counsel.

Hillis Townsend Cunningham J. Blackburn Watts Staige Day The Long Company

Korean "Billy Sunday" Preaches Tonight in Victoria

The Rev. Robert Chung the "Hilly Sunday of Korea" will preach at 8 o'clock tonight at Victoria M. E. church. The large tent seating 10 000 plus has drawn over 50 000 converts in Korea in past campaigns.

Billy Robert Chung Korea Victoria M. E. Church B. C. Gamble

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