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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1934

Page

7

Future Farmers To Meet June 24 At State House

Arrangements completed for the annual Future Farmers of America state convention from June 3 to 28. About 100 young farmers from across the state expected, with attendance limited to official delegates, state officers, regional chairmen, candidates for state farmer degree, past degree holders, public speaking contest contestants, one former Future Farmer per region, vocational teachers group chairs, and invited guests. Highlights include public speaking, conferring the state farmer degree on 16 boys, a banquet, officers’ session, business meeting, and leaders’ training school. A Clay county member will present the Golden Delicious apple tree artifact from Porters Creek. National advisor Dr. O H Lame and national president Robert Jones expected to attend. Public invited to the public speaking contest. Convention activities to be held in the state.

Future Fartner of America Dace Future Farmers Vocational Agriculture Teachers Association Vocational Educe Hon Tate Future Farmers of America Leaders Clay County Porters Creek 0. H. Lame Robert Jones

Insurgent Steel Workers Denounce Johnson Radio Plan

Across the dispute over the NRA plan a group of eighteen steel workers led by Earl J. Porbeck and William J. Spang confronted Johnson to demand clarification. They criticized the administration shaped neutral board idea as a plan that undermines collective bargaining rights and worker protections.

Johnson Iron and Steel Instituts NRA Tighe Cilient Mikes P. Tighe John Ola Greaser Hugher Texas Arizona Earl J. Porbeck William J. Spang The Union Newsreen

900 Fishermen Caught In Storm Are Safe

In Seoul Korea on June 4 reports confirmed all 900 fishermen trapped by a severe storm off Eko gendo province are safe. Earlier fears that they were lost were dispelled as later dispatches clarified their rescue and well being.

Seoul Korea Ekogendo

Mob Kills Two Black Transients Near Clarkdale Mississippi

Reports from Clarkdale say two Black transients accused in an alleged incident near Alligator and nearby Bolivar County town were fatally harmed by a mob. The case involves two white women as alleged victims and tensions in the Mississippi town.

Clarresdale Miss

Infantile Paralysis Cases Grow in Los Angeles County

Los Angeles health officials report 565 total infantile paralysis cases since the outbreak began last month. Dr Georges Parrish, city health officer, says the state emergency administration has not issued a force for a cleanup campaign. New cases appeared in the city and seven more in the county today.

Los Angeles Georges Parrish Wnid Eee New Casas

Woman Injured After Alleged Knock On Court Street

Police found a woman identified as Joan of Court Street near the railway tracks on Court Street night. She was taken to Mt State hospital by ambulance for a head wound whose severity was not immediately determined.

Legro Joan Viraunt Curry Court Street Mt. State Hospital Tate Bhp

World tour plans realign Congress with officials and notables

A loose, forward-looking wrap notes Maryland Senator Millard Tydings and North Carolina Senator Bob Reynolds organizing a world tour with about 20 members. It highlights the NRA premium recognition for groceries, a portable $300 air cooling unit slated for next spring, and mentions Ferdi nand Pecora becoming exalted ruler in New York. Also cites George Foulkes touting influence on Capitol Hill and Comptroller of the Currency Jaffy Of Connor asserting Texas as the largest state.

Pat Roosevelt Maryland Millard Tydings North Carolina Bob Reynolds NRA Department of Commerce Ferdinand Pecora Senate Bank Investigation Committee New Partney & New Honor No. 1 Lodge New York Michigan George Foulkes Capitol Hill Foulkes Agriculture Committee Congress Jaffy Connor Dallas Texas United Feature Syndicate, Inc

Saint William Festival to Honor Breton Saint

Saint Brieuc prepares for the seven hundredth anniversary of Saint William with an expected influx of Williams Guillaumes Bills Wilhelms Guglielmes and Willems. Twenty bishops will participate as relics are installed in the cathedral, with a medieval parade and fair recreating the 13th century, including a period costume tournament.

Saint Brieuc Williams Guillaumes Bills Wilhelms Guglielmes Willems Salt William Guillaume Plochon

War predictions on airpower and gas mutterings

Fragmentary excerpt discusses Macedonia and uncertain fortunes of future wars. It contrasts Pravda and aviation with ground troops, noting flying machines and poison gas as decisive yet inexpensive factors that could end war quickly. It hints at mass mobilization numbers but remains conjectural.

Pravda Ca

Valley Grove Schedules Two Games This Weekend

Valley Grove announces two games this weekend with Spring Hill at Leidley Field at 3 PM this afternoon and Akalte at Helle on Sunday at 2 PM. England to pay 1 009 000 pounds in SST arts and 170 000 in expenses to staff members of Parliament this year.

Valley Grove Hill Leidley Field Akalte Helle England Sta

Master Code For Small Industries Working Toward Uniform Rules

Washington June B The NRA acted to draft master codes for small industries not yet codified and to include about 100 of the 459 under review. The move eliminates price fixing in blue eagle agreements except to protect workers and consumers, aiming to standardize wages hours and collective bargaining while prohibiting business dishonesty and child labor.

Washington NRA Consumers’ Advisory Board Hugh Johnson

Seven Saved After Plane Pancakes Onto Washington Mountain

SEATTLE June 8. Seven persons were rescued from the wreckage of a United Air Lines plane that piloted into a mountain near Selleck Washington during fog. Four were injured and Miss Daisy A Mooney a Winthrop school teacher reported missing was found safe with the others. All nine aboard accounted for.

Seattle Selleck Wash Daisy A. Mooney Winthrop United Air Lines

City Churches Plan Union Summer Services

City churches announce a summer union series with services each week. July 3 First Methodist Church Rev Clarence W Kemper speaker. July 8 First Presbyterian Rev B P Taylor. July 15 First M E Church South Rev W D McGurdy. July 22 Baptist temple Rev Francis J Brooke. Remainder on capitol grounds with August speakers incl Rev Ernest Thompson and Dr McCurdy. September 2 Dr Taylor.

First Methodist Church Clarence W. Kemper First Presbyterian Church B. P. Taylor D. D First M. E. Church South W. D. McGurdy Baptist Temple Francis J. Brooke

Tough Luck Prison Escape Puzzle in Birmingham

Sam Eden, a conso late prisoner in Birmingham jail, attempted an escape by concealing himself inside a truck. He rose some distance before crawling into the open, but the driver, a city guard, pursued and brought him back to jail.

Birmingham Ala Sam Eden

Beane Couple Announce Eight Daughters Born in June

Mr and Mrs Bernard Beane of Dunbar Street announce the birth of eight daughters on June 2 at Kanawha Valley Hospital.

Bernard Beane Dunbar Street Kanawha Valley Hospital

Transit of Sabraton streetcars marks service shift

Fine 8-Three street ils used for years by residents of Sabreton were transported on railway cars by Monongahela West Penn Public Service to Parkersburg and Fairmont. Two cars will operate in Parkersburg and the other in Fairmont. The West Penn abandoned the Sabraton line and the tracks are being removed. In West Virginia county clerks will meet in Clarksburg June 20 and 21. County Clerk Furbee invited for the event. In Morgantown Barton will be honored at a Red Cross banquet next Wednesday and address WVU graduates Monday. In Wellsburg four city council members face reelection Tuesday with Hazel Rigner opposing incumbent James Banes for clerk.

Associated Press Plarksbaro West Virginia Lirkebury Charles’ BP. Furbee Morgantown Old Barton Woe The American Cross Ineal Red Cross West Virginia University Wellsburg City Connect Elegen Hazel Rigner James I. Banes Eratic Pip

Hardin to Speak To State Gideons

W L Hardin of Atlanta Georgia, international trustee of the Gideons, will be the principal speaker at the West Virginia Gideons convention opening today at the First Methodist Episcopal Church South for a two day session. The program includes welcome, responses, committee appointments, reports of officers, and Gideon services with auxiliary events in Charleston and dedication of Bibles at Charleston churches.

W. L Hardin Atlanta International Truster The Gideons West Virginis Gideons First Methodist Episcopal Church South Wiliam Bricet' Miller Harry L. Bond Wheeling W. L. Hardin Atlante Oliver Charleston Calgary Baptist Church Hopemont

Dramatic Club Hosts Parents Night Program

Members of the Cempa thenes dramatic club welcomed parents Thursday at Mrs. Wilc llmm Bricen Miller’s PennsylvanIa Avenue home. Speakers included Betty Len Mullins Doris Leake Mary Franc Ashmore Gertrude Alice Linger Frances Thomas Charlotte Strickle Willie Bricen Miller Jr Ryland Miller James Hogan and Bar parka. Guests listed include L F Sutherland Mrs Mullina Bre Gertrude Linger Mrs Gladys Leake Fred Ashmore Dale Thomas Stricklen James Hogan Bruce H Bartlett C B Cunningham and sons Charles and James Mrs Bryan Gey Betty Hermans Dotson James Simpson and Rev William Bricen Miller.

Cempathenes Dramatic Club Dub Wilc Llmm Bricen Miller Pennsylvania Avenue Betty Len Mullins Doris Leake Mary Franc Ashmore Gertrude Alice Linger Frances Thomas Charlotte Strickle Willie Bricen Miller, Jr Ryland Miller James Hogan Barparka. Miller Thomas Sutherland Die Thomas Frances Laidley Gueata L. F. Sutherland L. Mullina Bre Gertrude Linger Gladys Leake Fred Ashmore Afra Dale Thomas F. L. Stricklen Bruce H. Bartlett C. B. Cunningham Charles and James Byan Gey Betty Hermans Dotson James Simpson Wiliam Bricen Miller

Kump Urges Bankers To Support President

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS June. Gov. H G Kump tonight praised Roosevelt's recovery Plan as mighty on purpose broad in scope and deep in sincerity and urged West Virginians to continue to support it at the West Virginas Bankers association banquet. He cited state aid to banks under the federal program and urged relief for bankers by removing some restrictions on purchases of securities for investment. He said new investment opportunities were needed especially for bankers in rural areas.

H. G. Kump Roosevelt West

Drunk Driving Cited as Criminal Carelessness

A local drunk driver is described as criminally careless for operating a car while intoxicated. The account notes the dangers of impaired driving and references observed outcomes from alcohol impairment behind the wheel.

Ite

Miss Edith Poole Weds J W Trenkel at Parsonage

Miss Edith W Poole daughter of Mr and Mrs E W Poole of Clay and J W Trenkle son of Mr and Mrs J W Trenkle of Kane Pa were married at six o clock last night at the parsonage of the First Methodist Episcopal church The Rev Robert W Bagnelle D D read the service They left for a trip to Montreal Can accompanied by Miss Opal Bender Mrs John Partridge and Mrs L E Coate

Edith W. Poole E. W. Poole Clay J. W. Trenkle Kane, Fa First Methodist Episcopal Church Robert W. Bagnelle D. D Montreal Can Mise Opal Bender John Partridge L. E. Coate

Dates of Seven State Fairs Announced Here

West Virginia commissioner of agriculture J B McLaughlin released dates for seven state fairs. Greenbrier Lewinburg August 27 to 31 Kanawha September 22 to 30 Pocahontas Marlinton August 20 to 24 Braxton Sutton September 11 to 14 Mercer Bluefield August 22 to 24 Monongalia Wadestown September 13 and 14 Jackson's Mill September 19 to 22.

West Virginia J. B. McLaughlin Greenbrier Lewinburg Ugust Kanawha County Fair Pocahontas County Marlinton Braxton County Fair Sutton Mercer County Fair Bluefield Monongelia County Wadestown

Unidentified Woman Hurt in Accident Near Dunbar Road

A young unidentified woman was treated last night at Charleston General Hospital for injuries from a car crash near Stop 12 on the Dunbar road. She could not provide her name and was taken to hospital by Bartlett's ambulance.

Charleston General Hospital Dunbar Road Bartlett

How to Relieve Headaches In Three Minutes

A brief note promotes a remedy labeled B.C. and SB.G prepared by a registered pharmacist. The text claims rapid relief from headaches including muscular ache and neuralgia, with no opiates and no habit forming risks, and notes the product is bottled as a pleasant-tasting preparation.

Snowdales

Unclear Motorist Report of Roadside Accident

A motorist reported an accident involving a woman driving alone when her automobile crashed off the roadway. An ambulance driver said he was told of the incident. The text also cites unrelated phrases about Colombian housewives and car production in Denmark versus America.

Colombia

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