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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1936

Page

26

Pedestrians Chief Accident Victims in West Virginia

Col. P D Shingleton of the Department of Public Safety reports that pedestrians account for about 49 percent of highway deaths in West Virginia since January 1 1936. Most fatalities occur on open roads with good visibility and during the hours 7 pm to 7 am, 93 deaths in that period, while 61 occur from 7 am to 7 pm. Investigations cite youth crossing or adults ignoring danger, with rare alcohol or peculiar cases noted.

Col P. D. Shingleton Shingleton Col. Shingleton

New South Side Bridge Work Advances Amid Old Structure Removal

Work on the South Side bridge project continues across multiple sections. Concrete was poured for piers B and C, demolition of the north approach old bridge proceeds, and clearance aims to permit driving of pilings for the new approach early in the week.

Veterans Meet at Acmor School in South Charleston

Veterans of Foreige Diary plan a meeting at eight, hosted near Acmor School in South Charleston. A London sale is noted with Lord Nelson hatsle sold for 2300 dollars, and a sauce bolt gift arrangement is mentioned in a brief, fragmentary report.

Lane Anderson Acmor School South Charleston Lord Nelson London

Virginia State College to Open Nine Weeks Session Tomorrow

Virginia State College announces a nine weeks summer session beginning tomorrow and ending August 7. Courses will total over 10 semester hours per student with classes meeting twice weekly. Miss Fannie C Williams joins staff to teach methods in elementary education and contribute to demonstrations in a laboratory school alongside a regional advisory committee.

West Virginia State College Fannie C. Willams Valena C. Jones Sertices Comnetan Murdoor Regia West Virginia

Enters Concord reenounced Nae Lona Ton abouts

A concise, readable item summarizes a local entry in Concord noting a reenounced event or claim titled Nae Lona Ton abouts. Entities mentioned include Concord and related parties, with emphasis on the main action and its context for readers.

South Charleston Legion Delegates Named Amid Corporate Confusion

In Charleston area, delegates were elected for the American Legion event amid unclear notes and scattered names. Alternate delegates were listed, including Neill Preneh Cork Mutehitsoy and others, with confusion over exact roles and organizers.

Charleston Fritt Heal Mante Caguetti American Legion Richwood Neill Preneh Cork Mutehitsoy Etret Raber T. Bryan Witlir Torrie G. P Charles

Legal and political tensions overshadow looming conventions

The text outlines a turbulent Washington week with the Supreme Court term closing and major debates over a federal wage law and state minimums. It notes uncertainty in constitutional questions, pending tax reform, and the Roosevelt administration’s strategy as factions brace for upcoming political conventions.

Supreme Court Congress Roosevelt Ordina Washington

Y W A Activities Promote Learn to Swim Program

Forty five Charleston girls completed swimming lessons under the YWCA Learn to Swim drive. Instructors included Anit Woodell, Mary Birge, and Mrs Lovell, with a club meeting planned at Bridge Avenue and a June 25 pool party at Roca Lake being organized by the YWCA with committee chair PL Fitzgerald presiding.

Charleston God Red Cross Y. W. Oc Noots Betty Jo Greene Lois Ann Striver Rhoda Jean Springer Margaret Brice Murti Toomy Wilma Jean Ann Reve Sete Evelyn Stevens Kathryn Bre Flolse Baws Charlotte Ardyce Jividen Phylls Bey Price Reba C Rude Florence Ragy Dane Goth Mildred Palmwette Friedman Freda May Welch Mtu Bogle Dure Thomas Dav Goldiford Merrit Meaday Roseane Hil Daris Baran Wiles Mauthane Buford Booth Ot Todd Mary Heny Tia Chivine Hine Walines Mary Mes Anit Woodell Andrey M. F. Brothers Mre Lovell Mary Birge Ie Green Iie Mars Ake Besilind Howard Jit Miss Car Elizabeth Bennett Hungipessiser Roca Lake Pool

Logan Man Fined and Jailed in Lorado Slaying Case

Ulysses Damron was sentenced to 90 days in jail and fined 100 by Judge Naaman Jackson after a jury found him guilty of involuntary manslaughter in Lorado. He was charged with aiding Albert Gibson 27 who, while attempting to disarm, allegedly frightened residents by a wild west ride through the mining community. Damron is described as Lorado’s tenant inspector.

Logan Ulysses “Lasses" Damron Naaman Jackson Damron Albert Gibson Gibson Lorado

Staff Named For Camp Ann Bailey

Leaders named for Girl Scout Camp Ann Bailey announce in charge roles for unit leaders include Rowena Lee Care of Princeton Mountsli cers, Betty Leake Washington D C, Nancy Hull Fredonia N Y with Charlesto n staff. A ten member unit staff trained at Edith Macy or Camp Ledgewood. First group of Girl Scouts to depart for Camp Ann Bailey in Greenbrier County on July 5.

Ann Bailey Alethea Hanson Eloise Lewis Canton Anna Cheesman Charleston Katharine Crossin Jackson Marian Kattman Columbus Martha Stevens Rowena Lee Care Princeton Mountsli Cers Betty Leake Washington D.C Nancy Hull Fredonia Sam Glover Highlanders Betty Coopey Virginia Smith Granville Ann Chishgim Merrymen Boneta Thompson Cleveland Stat Edith Macy New York State Camp Ledgewood Camp Greenbrier County

Twenty Charleston Rotarians Plan To Attend Convention

Charleston will send a delegation of 20 or more to the Rotary International convention in Atlantic City June 92 27. Reservations include President and Mrs Robert Clutter President-elect Mason Crickard Vice President-elect and Mrs Williams and others such as Mr and Mrs M R Mathes Rabbi and Mrs Ariel Goldourg Mr and Mrs C R Singleton Dr W W Point Secretary and Mrs Thomas Mays and son Robert Mrs Mays sister Mrs Emma Rose Dixon District Governor and Mrs Lon H Kelly and daughter Virginia and Mr and Mrs Lloyd A Wildman.

Charleston Atlantic City Robert Clut Fer Mason Crickard Williams Bolde M. R. Mathes Ariel TL. Goldourg C. R. Singleton W. W. Point Thomas Mays Robert Mays Emma Rose Dixon Lon H. Kelly Virginia Lloyd A. Wildman

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