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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1935

Page

7

Skeleton NRA Passed By House 264 to 121 Sent to Senate

The House sent to the Senate a measure on the NRA with a 264 to 121 vote. Critics Bevan and King questioned if the resolution extends presidential power to approve voluntary codes and relax anti monopoly statutes. Richber says voluntary settlements remain a matter of possibility and the president may lack prior approval powers.

House Senate Bevan R Ida King D.wiah NRA Richbere Supreme Court

Bankers Told They Must Help Rebuild After Bond Crisis

West Virginia bankers heard Gov. Kump urge local institutions to aid communities and finance recovery. Speakers warned about foreign bond defaults and the need to restore national wealth, while stressing thrift, industry, and public education as essential to stabilizing the economy.

U. S H. G. Kumpaos Runnelpal Apeaker West Virginia J. A. Sydenstricker Marlinton State Bankers’ Association Sydenstrieker Phillips Goldaborough Federal Deposit Insur Atte Corporation Charles A. Soone Huntington Association Robert B. Turnatall Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Homer Gebhardt Jene Fe Q. McGinley Wheeling Stormey White Sulphur Springs Joana

Utility Bill Passage Nears in U S Senate

The bill would authorize the commission to appoint receivers for insolvent firms if they cannot pay debts. It retains federal court receivership when requested to shape a reorganization. The measure arrived in the Senate after a late conference with Wheeler predicting quick action, but many senators had left the city.

Senate Wheeler

Kidnapers Pursued Across West By Federal Agents

Washington agents led a nationwide dragnet for the dark green sedan and trio plus a blonde girl tied to the George Weyerhaeuser kidnapping. From Montana to Colorado, over 500 peace officers blocked roads and watched routes toward Chicago, as Hoover and aides coordinated the search and warned local cops.

Tacoma Wash Montana Colorado Department of Justice George Weyerhaeuser Weyerhaeuser Billings Mont Denver Salt Lake Ciy Brigham City Utah Yestern Weyerhaeuser Tonsam Green River Wye Universal Service Chicago Chicco Salt Lake City Floyd Anderson Leavenworth Billings Mont George Wexserhseuser Grimyuartet Cheyenne Wyn George J. Correll Hesler Wyo Ullah Illinois

Birthday Honors for M B Hobbs Highlight Local News

The Gazette joins friends in congratulating M B Hobbs on his eighty third birthday. Born in Greenbrier County Virginia, Hobbs has lived in Charleston for decades and served as a schoolteacher, merchant, reporter, and longtime Odd Fellow. He is noted for memory, clarity, and leadership as Glendale lodge founder and 40-year Sunday school superintendent. He recalls voting for Tilden and Roosevelt, and resides at 807 Pennsylvania Avenue with his wife Sarah Eugenia Fopardy.

M. B. Hobbs Gazette Mr. Hobbs Greenbrier County Second Creek Virginia Hobbs William E. Hobbs Martha A. (Hobbs) Hobbs Prince George County Soane County Charleston Charleston Street Deauty A. L. Vandal Roane County Charleston Evening Star Glendale Lodge Satters LO O. F. Universal W. M. B. Hobbs Bream Memorial Presbyterian Church Tilden United States Franklin Roosevelt Missy Sarah Eugenia Fopardy Coopers Creck Mick James Cluby Povail Street Pennsylvania Avenue

Doctor Sentenced on Abortion Cases

Dr Brewer faces penitentiary after conviction for illegal abortions. Halblret criticizes medical as responsible yet ethics prevail, urging revocation of licenses for doctors performing unlawful procedures. Prosecutor notes law stands firm against excusal or forgiveness in such cases.

Halblret E Holbird Brewer McAlester

Peak Flood Abates Near St Louis After High Tide

Flood peak believed past as the Mississippi stood around 33 feet above flood stage in St Louis. Repair crews repaired damaged highways bridges and rail lines across Kansas and western Missouri. Levees held with the river mouth calm though fields remained submerged and crops hampered, amid ongoing work and cautious outlook.

St. Louis Kansas Missouri Prospect

Obituary notices for Jordan Clark and Raine in Charleston area

Obituary brief notes services for Silas Marian Jordan 72 at his Kanawha Two-Mile home with 1 pm at residence and 2 10 pm at Cooper's Creek Jordan Cemetery followed by survivors Elizabeth Jordan daughter Van Fischer son James Jordan and siblings C W and J W Jordan of Charleston. Also Charles W Clark Jr infant son of Spencer Street Charleston died yesterday. funeral at Alin Creek Cemetery at 2 pm. Charlie L Traine 30 formerly of Charleston died Thursday at Newcomerstown Ohio. funeral at residence this morning with body brought to Charleston tomorrow for service at Barlow Chapel and Spring Hill Cemetery interment. Survived by widow Katharine Delaney Raine two daughters Francia Miller Maine and Geneva Miller Hume of Cincinnati and sister Miss Jenne Raine Nelsonville Ohio.

Silas Marian Jordan Kanawha Jordan Cemetery Cooper's Creek Elizabeth Jordan van Fischer James Jordan John Credo C. W J. W. Jordan Charleston Charles W. Clark Alin Creek Charles W, Clark, Jr Spencer Street South Charleston Charter L. Raine Charlie L. Traine Newcomerstown Barlow Chanel Spring Hill Cemere Mra Katharine Delaney Raine Charles, Jr Francia Miller Maine Geneva Miller Hume Cincinnati Misa Jenne Raine Nelsonville

Bottled Water Firms Checked For Permits

County health officer John Thames announced that several firms sell bottled water to residents and businesses without permits or health certificates. He said all bottled water companies must have yearly permits and their spring supplies inspected. Violating representatives were instructed to report to the county Health Office.

John Thames

Memorial rites planned at Shepherd M church tomorrow

Memorial service details at Shepherd Memorial Church with Mev W R Moyer officiating. An aviation themed design by architect in Moscow Russia features tower structures resembling wings, showcasing a planned tribute to Jennet A Navice.

Shepherd M. 25 W. R. Moyer Jennet Moscow Russia

Shriners Headed to Convention With Baltimore Journey

A large Shriner party led by Ings Bent Kedom will travel to Baltimore and Annapolis escorted by military guides through the naval academy, board a boat to Norfolk, then proceed to Virginia Beach for a day and a night before returning Sunday. The Charleston contingent includes Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Henson and many other named members and their families.

Ings Bent Kedom Baltimore Annapolis Naval Academy Norfolk Virginia Beach L. Henderson Fred A. Harris H. G. Huston Lee Ho Henkel C. L. Hensley L. P. Heston H. V. Hecax J. W. Hammond John S. Hall Frank Hutchinson Homer C. Jarrett Dacauct Charles G. Jovins W. R. Kern Cleo D. Lines W. Shawalter Roy L. Smith Cc. Savage J. G. Sutherland O. E. Stanard Schlesssteln Maury C. Smith Brown D. Truslow M. L. Totten A. P. Alten L. L. Abbot Harry W. Adams B. W W. P. Ryan Mra C. TY. Ray Betty Riffe Simon P Richmond Frank N. Richmond Ruddell J. Musk L C. Uhrig F. M. Ulsamer E. M. Word G. W. van Horn W. H. Wade Patrick M. Wilson Cody Welcher Howard Wykell Benjamin H. Williams Jand Mra J. F. Wils T. O Luther Clark C. C. Copley B. R. Currence C. H. Dudley Marry L. Davidson George E. Dean Guy C. Dunn Jules Despontin P. N. Dorsey W. Myron Ezerly B. England W. T. Elliott WT. Elewith and Qirs Fruth W. A. Cox Stanley Gill G. E Griffin Sylvain Galfeaux HW. Galperin Maske Gates John Goldbielh George S. Herscher Ry Wo Hiehman

Scaffa Indicted In Jewel Theft Case

A U S federal indictment outlines a jewel theft ring with defendants including Charles Coil and Nicholas Montone as alleged thieves at the Minami Hotel where Mrs Bell resided. Al Howard, Patsy Dyke, and Seatfa face charges for handling the loot, negotiating a $75,000 return, and arranging the finding of the gems. Seatfa also faces perjury claims for denying knowledge of the safe deposit box in Miami and the jewelry’s whereabouts after it vanished.

Charles Coil Nicholas Montone Minami _Hotel Lloyet's London Seatfa Pere Jury Miami Sin

Roosevelt Aims to Increase Security and Happiness Nationwide

President Roosevelt defined the social objective as increasing security and happiness for a larger number of people in all occupations and regions. He said this includes broader wealth distribution, summer recreation, old age support, fair business conditions, and overall living opportunities for Americans nationwide.

Washington Persident Roosevelt Ife Robert Crombc Elitor The Vancouver Sun Canada Mr. Noosevelt

Mother and Son Die Together on Gallows

A grim tale of executioners and remorse unfolds as a mother and her son die at the gallows at 6 am. Mrs. Carey accepts full blame while the two inmates reconcile in their cells, singing hymns before the dawn. The two gray caskets are buried at St George's churchyard after a hearse passes the mother's old home in Omar. Myra, widow of Howard, awaits with a necklace gift from his deathbed.

Myra Howard

Baldwin Takes Ramsey's Post Shuffles Cabinet Leaders

Baldwin forms a new administration as Ramsey departs amid ill health. Anthony Eden is named minister of League of Nations affairs with others including Ernest Brown and Lord Eustace Percy in cabinet posts. Incoming ministers replace outgoing figures Sankey and Gilmour as Sir John Simon remains influential in the Commons.

Palace Baldwin MacDonald Nalice Anthony Eden League of Nations Young Eden India Bengal Malcolm MacDonald Young MacDonald Dominion Ernest Brown Labor Eustace Tercy Percy House of Commons Lords Lord Sankey John Gilmour King John Sl

Transportation Control by ICC Sought by FDR

President Roosevelt seeks ICC oversight of rail service noting slower speeds than subways and water routes. House Commerce Chairman Rayburn pushes an investigation into rail pension legislation while Attorney General Cummings cites Supreme Court limits and a pending Eastman report affecting railroad reform.

Rayburn House Commerce Committee Cummings Supreme Court Eastman

Births of Sons for Barrett and Kahn Families

Mr and Mrs Clark Barrett of Maryland avenue announce the birth of a son Thursday at St Francis hospital and Mr and Mrs Olaf Kahn of Beechwood avenue announce the birth of a son Friday morning at St Francis hospital.

Clark Barrett Maryland Avenue St. Francis Hospital Olaf Kahn Beechwood Avenue

Four bicycles reported stolen held by juvenile court

Authorities say four bicycles unclaimed at headquarters were stolen by boys now in juvenile court custody. In other news, new goldfields have been discovered in Hashkiria, Russia.

Pales Hashkiria Russia

Missing New York boy case spawns widespread search

Bodyguard of a wealthy victim is freed as a five year old boy vanishes in New York. Police widen the hunt, questioning Justice Department contacts and examining possible kidnapper motives. River searches and neighborhood inquiries continue as authorities sort witness statements and alibis.

N. Y

McCullough Named Chief of Works for Relief Programs

McCullough assumes leadership to oversee state and federal works relief efforts. The role includes coordinating the honest speedy execution of the program, creating a progress division, requiring progress reports, terminating underperforming projects, issuing employment rules with approval, investigating wages, and running small welfare projects to maximize employment, including potential creation of two new CWA if needed.

Tension Grows Over Jap March With 32nd Army

Tension rises as Japanese soldiers of the 32nd Army prepare to march and undertake garrison duties in the area. Maj. Gen. Rensuke Isoga, Japan military attache, was quoted by Rengo as saying China must establish a new government capable of cooperating with Japan to maintain peace in the region.

32Nd Rensuke Isoga Renge China Tapan

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