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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1936

Page

4

Robinson Halts Probe of Hopkins in Senate

Senator Davis fought to force a vote on a resolution demanding names and salaries of Pennsylvania relief workers and an accounting of Works Progress administration funds. Senator Robinson blocked the measure with a single objection, risking public backlash over relief and politics during the presidential campaign.

Washington Harry L. Hopkins Pennsylvania Sen. Robinson Arkansas Senate Davis Congress Actio Robinson Works Progress Administration

Tomato Mystery Tracing Potato Roots Across Era

The piece traces the potato to its true roots in the Western Hemisphere, noting its misnamed identity as Irish and its journey from 1580 to 1719. It cites Pedro de Cieza de Leon as the first white observer and mentions migrations via Europe, Ireland, New England, and the West Indies, linking tomatoes and nightshade to the potato.

New York Western Hemisphere New World de Leon Pedro de Cieza de Leon Gregory Mason Natural History the American Museum of Natural History Mason America Columbia Londonderry New Hampshire Europe Vienna Charles L'Ecluse Germany Ureland Emerald Isle Sons of Erin New England West Indies

Nose Biter Pleads Alibi In Paris Court

Algerian accused of biting Nose from compatriot Saya in a Paris chamber trial pleads it was a remnant from an earlier quarrel. Saya testifies in the witness box denying any prior nose loss. Yahi gets one year in prison. Also notes a two week strike by St Monance church women choir ends as they resume singing after criticizing Rev Gordon.

Yahht Paris Saya Yahi W. Gordon St. Monance England

Kroger Managers and Clerks Set Meeting at Daniel Boone

A Kroger store managers and clerks meeting will be held tomorrow night at the Daniel Boone hotel. Speaker lineup includes H. E. Kleiner district sales manager and S. H. Rieh branch manager who will preside. The session starts at eight o'clock.

Kroger Grocer Daniel Boone Hotel H. E. Kleiner Rieh

Will Give Pageant His Wayside Messengers at Shepherds Chapel

A children's pageant titled His Wayside Messengers will be presented tonight at 7 45 at Shepherds Chapel M E Church. Thirty children participate under the direction of Mrs H A Bailey Mrs W B Jones Mrs R M Shaffer Mrs Robert Coleman Miss Dellig Jones and Miss Mary Lee Brogan.

O'Clark Shepherd’s Chapel M. E. Church H. A. Bailey W. B. Jones R. M. Shaffer Robert Coleman Dellig Jones Mary Lee Brogan

The King Steps Out at Virginian theater review

Wilma Dodson notes Grace Moore and Franchet Tone lead a light musical romance with Herman Bing and Walter Connolly as strong supporting turns. Moore sings sparingly but charms with voice and personality while Tone stars as the emperor in a royal comedy set to Kreisler melodies. Josef Van Sternhove’s screen version offers pleasant escapism with period flair.

Wilma Dodson Grace Moore Franchet Tone Virginian Theater Miss Moore Mr. Tone Herman Bing Walter Connolly Grad Moore Stara Francis Josef Frenchot Tone Kreisler Romaner Josef van Sternhove Stens

Rare early editions on view at Columbia Low Library

Old editions of Gulliver's Travels Ossian and Chesterfield letters headline a loan show at Columbia University's Low Memorial Library. An anonymous scholar assembled the collection tracing the private library from popular trade editions to rare lists and translations noted for bindings and illustrations. Edith Nurse, chief supervisor of the international exchange, is mentioned in connection with a London telephone service.

New York OUS Gulliver Gray Ossian Lord Chesterfield Low Memorial Columbia University London Edith Nurse International Exchange Niaolin

No WONDER Remington NOISELESS Typewriter Sales

A vintage classified notice advertises the Remington Noise less typewriter, claiming it is quieter than other models, more durable, and easier to fold. It promotes demonstrations by phone number 20-193.

Remington Demonstrali

Contract Awarded On Hotel Addition Gauley Bridge

A contract for a 25 room addition to the Conley hotel at Gauley Bridge has been awarded to R. L. Harrah of Charleston. The fireproof structure will include modern hotel conveniences and work will start this week. Plans for the Grand theater at Ronceverte have been completed and bids are being sought.

Conley Gauley Bridge R. L. Harrah Charleston Ronceverte

Building Driven by J. C. Shanklin to Rise in Charleston

Construction will be received this week for a two story building 50 by 65 feet. J. C. Shanklin is the contractor and John Norman of Charleston is the architect on both projects.

J. C. Shanklin Inj John €. Norman Charleston

Anne and Jane Harding land in Liverpool amid custody dispute

Anne Harding and her seven year old daughter Jane arrived in Liverpool aboard the Duchess of Atholl amid a high profile custody dispute with ex husband Harry Bannister. Miss Harding said she wants to work in Britain, send Jane to school, buy a cottage and an Eutoy mobile. London warrants await her on a Quebec custody complaint. A separate note reports Kent and Son’s Hampton office burglary where safes resisted opening. The Salvation Army reports 794255 pounds raised in England during its 1996 self denial week.

Liverpool England Usi Ann Harding America Duchess of Atholl Jane Harry Bannister Miss Harding London Quebec Bannister Anc Kent and Son Hampton Salvation Army

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