Reds Boss Still Sees Hope From Last Place Club
Chicago dispatch reports Cincinnati Reds manager Bob O Farrell remains hopeful despite a brutal slide. He cites stubborn hitting slumps, veteran players accustomed to losing, and a string of misfortunes including travel mishaps and cold showers that left players with lingering colds.
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Chicago
Luckiess
Bob O'Parrell
Cincinnati Reds
Kimeel
Cincinnati
Reds
Oparrell
Beatty Reston
Wrigley Field
Scotty
Pittsburgh
Sound Banking Urged by REC Head in Public Address
REC head calls for prudence in banking reforms urging government support only with safeguards. He notes efforts to fully repay depositors and warns that bank assets in closed institutions may not recover full values, stressing need for careful policy. Virginia figures and banking officials discussed nominees and appointments at a national association meeting.
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Jones
Woodrow Wilson
Washington
W. ¢ Given
John J. Cornwell
William S. Culbertson
Walter V. Rom
Charleston
Vine Owners Loan Corporation
Association of Be Tomorrow
W A Caarles A. Boone
Huntington
West Virginia
Améri- B
Harry Eibin
Wheeling
Natonal Bank
B.C. Otey
Blut
Eld
Savings Bank State
W. H. Davisson
Clarksburg
Trust
Lewis
Diamonds Seek Game Against Chattestam Black Jupe 17
Manager Tefferson of the Diamonda seeks three players for Jupe 17 with any white or colored team. The Diamonda club is free to travel and desires a match against Chattestam Black or other teams. Contact centerRance South Africa at 29-383. Subsidies paid last year totaled 6 500 000 dollars.
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Chattestam
Diasydnda
Jupe 17
Tefferson
The
Diamonda
Call
centerRance
South Africa
Obituary notices from Huntington and Charleston deaths
Obituary notices report deaths of Err H. Harder of Huntington and former Charleston resident. Hyman Cohen of Charleston. William Harrison Humphrey, two-year-old son of Folt Pleasant residents. Deliah Filson of Point Pleasant. Alexander Adams of Elk Two Mile. Amos Withrow of Spencer. Frances Norvell of Nitro. Carlton Allen of Huntington. Funeral services and burial details listed. several obituaries note family survivors and church affiliations.
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H. Harder
Sir H. Harter
Huntington
Res'dent
Charleston
Harder
Robert C. Harder
Earl Shadle Herder
Annapolis
William Harrison Humphrey
Willam Humphrey
Folt Pleasant
Heights United Brothern Church
Lone Oak Cemetery
Carder
Carlton Alten
Carlton Allen
Rescue of 91 Children From Kanawha Infirmary Horrors
Report details overcrowded wards at Kanawha County Infirmary with 28 by 10 foot rooms housing 22 boys on double deck cots. Vermin, broken plaster and no fire escape mark unsafe conditions. Urges action by county leaders to reclaim children and improve sanitation and care before further tragedy.
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Toad Camp
Toom
Kanawha
Ronawha County
Local Theaters Show Mix Of Films And Sidelights
At Local Theaters Captiol Rialto and Greenbrier run a slate including Universal western Tarzan and a mystery with Jon Blondel Warren William. A long item details county efforts for inmates with improvements planned for a sanitary new campus north of the road. public backing urged by the county court and Superintendent McClung.
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Fide
McClung
Drought Cuts Wheat Yield Across Farm Belt
Washington reports a government crop forecast showing winter wheat at 400,357,000 bushels and spring wheat at 100,000,000, with total grain stocks about 264,000,000 bushels to cover usual domestic needs. The drought slashes output from the 1899 level, signaling tighter supplies and potential market impact.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
United States
Slaughter Announces Candidacy for State Senate Seat
Slaughter of Kanawna Street yesterday filed to run as a Democratic candidate for the eighth district state senate seat. Northern Ireland labor groups call for salary restoration measures. The national highway project from Laredo to Mexico City is planned to open this year.
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Rowryt C. Slaughter
Kanawna Street
Slite
Ee Testriers
Northern Ireland
Laredo
Texas
Mexico City
Mexico
Miss Universe Victim of a Highway Crash
Miss Dell, known as Miss Universe, died in a car crash that injured several others near Altadena while en route to her Mississippi childhood home. Police noted the vehicle failed to negotiate a sharp turn and careened over a rock embankment. Her mother Mrs Lilling Goff, father Ellers L Goff, and sister Helen were at the scene or informed. The accident occurred as Miss Dell continued a career marked by stage success and a move toward Hollywood after winning the Miss Universe title in New York. Dr. Wagner, a Chicago-born physician 37, and Dr. Sierra were among nearby medical staff. the crash also implicated other figures in Miss Dell’s life and career.
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Wagner
Lilling Goff
Mississippi
Dorothy
Hattiesurg
Miss
Jefferson Davis
Confederate States
Sophie Wright
New Orleans
Wesley Lard
Vid Singer Theater
Legion
Del
American Legion
Reine
Ttle
New York
Bliss Dell
Little Miss Marker
Cody
Lew
Lilvan Tashman
Miss Feshman
Dell
Chicago
Chicago Deli School
Yale University
Officren
Sierra
Siever
Nes
Prancex Ooen Cooke
Friends and Foes Praise FDRs Plan
A political roundtable features reactions from Senators and House leaders praising Roosevelt's plan. The mix of support and concern centers on unemployment, natural resources, and federal programs. Respondents emphasize urgency, a potential adjournment, and the aim to keep new deal ideals alive as a public policy direction.
Dr Mary Harris Named Alderson Graduation Speaker
Dr Mary Harris of Alderson spoke at Armstrong College Alderson during the graduation exercises. Her address blended hopeful philosophy with contemporary concerns as diplomas were awarded to arts and teacher training graduates including Mary Kershner Dennis Conan Walter Shotterett Evelyn Sinimione Eva Wogsell Mil dred Bradban Louise Hill Darathy Feamster Robert Feamster Wyatt Duncan Joe Bookstone Orville Grimmett Ann Margaret Bush and Howard Holcomb. Deans Martin Granville and L H Denman also spoke. Denman paid tribute to the late founder and president IT Bush.
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Mary Harris
Alderson Bn
Armstrong College
Alderson
Mattiitnzono Granville
Dean L. H. Denman
Dean Denmen
BL Bush
Cisas
Ewnrd Jackson
Dan Carson
Walter Shotterett
Marguerite Kershner
Dennis Conan
Evelyn Sinimione
Eva Wogsell
Mildred Bradban
Louise 1111
Darathy Feamster
Robert Feamster
Wyatt Duncan
Jotie Bookstone
Orville Grimmett
Academy
Ann Margaret Bush
Howard Holcomb
Better Living Plan Outlined by Roosevelt Speech
President Roosevelt advocates a national social insurance program funded by contributions, aims to stimulate housing and water resource modernization, and envisions public works with flexible expansion. He呼 discusses unemployment Old age insurance, federal responsibility for reserves, and reducing marginal land through executive action and authorized funding.
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Congress
Srope
Roosevelt
Mini
Dead Gangster's Pals Hunted by Police
Police hunt alleged harborers of Dillinger and gang members at a Mercer Wisconsin resort. A woman previously jailed in a related case claims she was married to Carroll and that she is not. Another item notes Marjorie Jean Young earning a B S in chemistry at Berkeley with a gold medal and teaching fellowship.
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Dillinger
Mercer
Wis
Chicago
Carroll
Viola Carroll
St. Paul
Tommy
Joan Ann Sothern
Young
Berkeley
Cal
Marjorie Jean Young
Robert G. Aitken
Sitk Observatory
California
Feodor Chaliapin Plans Tyrol Peasant Life
The renowned Feodor Chaliapin says after a Vienna concert he will settle in Kitebubel Dynal to live as a peasant in Tyrol. He seeks seclusion away from touring and singing, planning to stay unknown for now unless curiosity seekers intrude.
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Vienna
Feodor Chaliapin
Kitebubel
Dynal
Erizbune
Tyrol
Nursing Association Monthly Report Shows 796 Patients
The Charleston Public Health Nursing Association lists 72 patients on rolls May 31, up from May 1. During the month, 265 admissions and 446 discharges occurred, with eight deaths. Nurses made 3,287 visits including 43 postpartum, 50 newborns, 20 under one, 124 under five, 16 TB patients, 43 miscellaneous cases, 487 instructional visits, 108 May Day roundups, 15 social service visits, and 9 miscellaneous visits. Children at the welfare clinic totaled 209. defects were corrected in two cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston Public Health Nursing Association
Neutral Trio Sought to Oversee Steel Industry Elections
Representatives of three steel plant unions urged President Roosevelt to create a neutral three person board to supervise union elections and handle grievances. The proposed board would include a public representative and two employer representatives and would have broad powers to hear complaints, order new elections, and access payroll and voting lists. In Farrell Pa the unions at American Sheet and Tin Plate, American Steel and Wire, and Carnegie Steel sent resolutions denouncing a forthcoming steel strike, claiming 99 percent of workers supported it.
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Tne Board
al Steel
Farrell
American Sheet and Ti Plate Company
American Steel and Wire Company
Carnegie Steel
Roosevelt
Complaint on Auto Policies Probed in State Rail Agency
A dissenting letter cites four protestive associations operated by the same people. The state auditor recalls a ruling by the attorney general that the associations acted contrary to law and that corrective terms were demanded. The letter notes about $20,000 collected in rural Kanawha Logen Boone Lincoln Payette and Raleigh counties and questions why the insurance department did not act. It mentions protection contracts to be revised and corrected. The missive says the letter was sent to Mr. Bima due to firmness and receptiveness.
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IAW
Imsucante
Yevish
Almce
Kanawha
Logen
Boone
Lincoln
Payette
Raleigh
G O P Plan Criticized As Kippered Herring
Speech attacks the Republican social program describing it as a tool for maintaining wealth and power. It claims Republicans favor property rights over the common good and compares past dictatorship to a hidden effort to skim prosperity, arguing the plan harms farmers and workers.
Horse Show Opens At South Ruffner
Charleston horse lovers packed the South Ruffner show as Meydaw Lane Farm of Warm Springs Va with Mystery in the Bunter Hack class and Redwood bt Meadow Lane Farms earned top honors. Clarissa & DBy mare owned by Mrs Smith won the five gaited mare class while No Limit ridden by J J McIntyre claimed first in five gaited stallions and geldings with Golden Plash second and Atrflow third. Late on the turns, Little Catherine O Keefe impressed the crowd but finished outside top spots. Blade Satin ridden by F M Rug won best lady rider. Other awards went to Rugged View Farm Granville Ohio for Open Hunters top, and various horse and rider combinations from Charleston to Cincinnati.
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Burg
Charleston
Meydaw Lane Farm
Warm Springs
Redwood
Raglang
Clarissa
Clarissa & Dby Mare, Owned By Mrs. Smith
J. J. McIntyre
Cynthians
Kytoox
Golden Plash
Max Biederman
Huntington
Atrflow
Rugged View
Granville
Ohio
Alttlaw
Catherine O'Keefe
Clase
F. M. Rugg
Cincinnati
Parma
Graneville
Dictator
J. J. MeIntyrs
Hollins
Mamie Dart
Mire G. Smith
Hunter’ Hack Mystery
Meadow Lane Yarms
Worm Springs
Racabier
Henry D. Stuker
Sailor Gal
Sacob Wright
No Tim
J. 3. Mcintyre
Golden Flesh
Buntington
Rugged View Farms
Onis
Tip Top
Mra
E.G. Smith
Meadow Lane Farms
Bate Off
Threa Gatted
Gree Dhester
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O'Farrell
REC
Cen
General Motors
Pennsylvania Jughway Department
West
Hyvian Cohen Fuhera
Hyman Cohen
Virginia Street
Samuel Cooper
Binai Jacob
B’nal Jacob
Cohen
Poland
Broad Street
Elk Hotel
B'nal Jacob Synagogue
Hebrew Protec- Hve Sesociation
Deliaty Filson
Deliah Felson
Point Pleasent
Trinity M. E
John Beddow
Lone Gak
Point Pleasant
Racine
Trinity
M. E. Ehuren
Eastern Star
Ross
Vern G. Filson
Point Plessant
William Edelin Filson
Homer Martin
Smory Wolfe
Emm. Aumiller
Alexander Adama Fumerei
Alexander Adams
Elk Two
Richard H. Hil
Julia Adams
Lucille Brooks
May Roberts
Samuel Adams
Amos Withrow
Amor Withrow
Spencer
M. E. Withrow
Longane Johnson
Frances Norvell
Frances Agee Norvell
Nitro
Methodist Episcopal Church
South, Peon
Caruthers Cemetery
Peon
Buenos Aires
Argentine
Meyers Bros. Plumbing CO
Meyers. Bros. Plumbing CO
Dh, McClung
Neodle
Kanawha County
Will William Powell
Myrna Lay
Maureen O'sulvan
Rerus
Greenbrier
Will Surman Foster
Rialto
Universal
Ken Mesnard
Abs Horse
Tarzan
Sisry
Grorge Ratt
Adolphe Menjou
Frances Drake
Sidney ‘Toler
Alyn Gems
Slanety
Jon Blondel
Warren Wil Lam
Edward Eveertt Foros
Frank McHugh
Claire Dous
Northwest
Harry L. Hopkins
Pelief
Slaughter
Orient Express
Heather Anget
Norman Foster
Kirin Treamiin
WCHS
Palit
Eversbedy
Fdr
Iran
AoNnsat-Nye
Johnsomib
Rye Etident
Citizens
Wagner v. N Yu
Almon
House
Byron of
Tennesse
Ellenhoren
Befordshire
England
U.S
Foge
Adolphe Wenlion Frances Rake
Coritange Bennett Weutin
Tevce
Wiener Raster
Singer
Nursing Association
Steel Chieftains
Kearse
Vanity Vere
Franklin Roos Welt
South Ruffner
Builth
Mi 2
Rede
Meadow Lane
Fermi
Mes
Stett
Jing P
Owen
Ehinna
Meadow Farm
Ruder
M. Rugg
Catherine’ O'Rueefe
Harold Sterratt
Miseean Riley
Henry Dy ‘Ilaker
E. D.emiaharies
Bayuin
Harold Sterrett
Joan Blondell
Warren William Edw, Everett Horton
Frank McHugh In
Warner's
Latt Hit
Smarty
Margaret Sullavan
Ken Maynard
Rin Tin Tin, JR
the Wolf Dog
Carey System, Inc
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