Queen Doffs Wool Dress, Wilts Under Broiling Sun
Washington June 8 Pretty Queen Elizabeth endures a broiling sun on her first day here. She arrives with 50 trunks and two dressers, favors mauve sheer suit for arrivals, and uses a parasol and powder to preserve a regal queenly image.
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Wheeling Boy Drowned as Boat Capsizes in Ohio River
Kenneth Knapp nine drowned when a rowboat capsized in midstream in Wheeling. His brother Norman three and companion Robert Hammond nine swam to shore. John Shunk of Bellaire Ohio recovered the body after two hours.
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Police search 15 addresses for bombs before royal visit
New York detectives investigated 15 addresses the state department suggested be searched for bombs as a precaution for the upcoming visit by King George and Queen Elizabeth. None were found. Most locations were described as meeting places for radicals while 1,587 detectives scanned rooftops bridges and overpasses along the royal route.
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Royal visit stirs Washington crowd and mishaps
Washington June 8 report details the royal motor procession from Union Station to the White House. The day saw heat and chaos including a spectator death, hundreds needing aid, a fainting marine guard, and security shifts as the crowd sought vantage points for the king and queen.
Pickings Poor for Souvenir Hunters at Union Station
Hunters found little to take as they moved through Union station where adhesive tape marked spots for souvenir seekers. The scattered crowd pressed along the floor showing tokens and signs of waning interest at the curbside event.
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Dog Saves Master But Pays With Life
A cocker spaniel named King saved J B Purcell a retired Huntington coal operator by leaping on a rattlesnake during a walk near his Cranberry ridge summer home in Richwood. The dog died from the bite despite hospital treatment.
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Islands For War Debts Suggested
JACKSONS MILL June 8. The U S should negotiate for strategically located islands to settle war debts and strengthen defense. Homer Chaillaux national Americanism chairman of the American Legion told Mountaineer Boys State attendees that Britain owns islands in the West Indies ideal for Panama Canal defense. He named another small South American country with valuable Pacific islands and urged boosting trade with South American nations including manganese coffee and rubber purchases.
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Dodd Joins Marshall College Summer School Faculty
M R Dodd of Charleston assistant superintendent Kanawha county schools has been added to Marshall college summer school faculty to assist in graduate work in education.
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Crowded Schedule for King George VI and Queen Elizabeth
The itinerary lists a full day in Washington for the royal visit. The King and Queen attend a White House reception, the Capitol reception, a Navy Yard luncheon on the Potomac, a wreath at Mount Vernon, wreaths at Arlington and Fort Hunt, tea at the White House, a dinner at the British Embassy, and a late departure to New York City via Union Station.
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Charles Helmandollar Dies After Railroad Tragedy
Charles Helmandollar aged 60 died in a Bluefield hospital after being found seriously injured beside a dead companion on railroad tracks at Tazewell Virginia. Investigators say both Helmandollar and Will Cox, also 60, were likely struck by a freight train Tuesday night.
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King Looks Tired at Capitol Garden Party
Washington dispatch notes Rep Randolph says King appeared tired around the eyes during Elizabeth's garden party visit. He attributed weariness to the trip while praising the queen as gracious. Guests described the royal couple as lovely.
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