Plan to move infirmary children to state 4-H camp
Major Francis W. Turner announced a plan to take all county infirmary and poor farm children to the state Four-H camp at Jackson's Mill in Harrison county for two months of conditioning this summer. He aims to rehome the children after rehabilitation, with county courts and the state guard aiding logistical support and securing tents and cots for the program.
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Jackson’s Mill
Harrison County
Francis W. Turner
State Department of Public Welfare
Flan
Turner
Kenewha
Tenta
Paulo FF. Gchaffer
State Nations Guard
D. Shingleton
Jackson
Department, of Public Welfare
Pri
Justice Answers Club Complaint About Insurance Association
The article reports on the Justice Answers Club's complaint against an automobile owners protective association. It notes actions by the science commissioner and insurance commissioner, the signature of State auditor Edgar Bits, and a reply from the insurance commissioner regarding the association’s status as a genuine insurance company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Automobile Owners Protective
West Woonia
Edgar
Associatian
Association
Night of Terrorism Tops Vienna Bomb Discovery
A bomb found hidden in an unused office near the offices of Prince Ernet bie Starkemberg prompted heightened security. Authorities said the device was discovered by accident and signals a ramping up of protection for railroads power plants and other vital property as bomb threats continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Ronowea
Ba Ee
Prince
Tarhem
Aevera Times
Tugwell Hearing Becomes Tug-of-War On Senate Panel
Senate agriculture committee plans open hearing on Rexford Tugwell for Undersecretary of Agriculture. Byrd of Virginia denounces delay tactics while President Bow statewide row complicates confirmation. Committee must file a report by Tuesday noon.
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Washington
Senate Agricuture Committee
Rexford G. Tugwell
Tugwell
Senate
Brith
Byrd
Virginia
Tax Men Resume Hunt For Dodgers
Hunts for tax dodgers will be conducted tomorrow by state tax agents in Huntington Wheeling Fairmont Birefield Clarksburg Parkersburg Martinsburg and Point Pleasant led by Isaiah Smith head of the revenue division. The Charleston operation trained agents to pursue businesses lacking licenses unpaid gross sales taxes or unpaid consumer taxes. Early results showed several violators including barbershops and other firms with two years of unpaid licenses taxes and no consumer tax payments.
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Huntington
Wheeling
Fairmont
Birefield
Clarksburg
Parkersburg
Martinsburg
Point Pleasant
Isaiah Smith
Department
Charleston
Mr. Smith
Dutra Wins 1934 Open Golf Title at Merion
Olin Dutra, 33, of California, recovering from illness, surged from behind to win the U S Open at Merion by one stroke over Gene Sarazen. Sarazen finished second with 294, while three others tied at 295. the dramatic finish marked the closest since 1920 and featured Dutra conquering fatigue to seize the title.
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Olin Dutra
Merion Cricket Club
Philadelphia
Swarthy
United States
Dutta
Gene Sarazen
Ted’ Ray
England
R Ian
Self-Help Plan To Be Started In Five Counties
William H Beehler director of the federal emergency relief administration proposed creating self supporting co operative associations in five counties to relieve distress and aid families. Margaret Gilles head of the division of self help cooperatives outlined the plan these associations would produce goods and compete with private business. County officials were instructed to survey needs and submit plans to state headquarters about two hundred relief workers attended the conference. Mrs C A Jackson discussed assignments to the Red House homestead project and Tygerts Valley Homesteads Inc. Beehler presided and the item notes continuity on page four.
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William H. Beehler
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
Beebler
Daniel Bogne
Margaret ‘. Gilles
FERA
Pote Sons
Thar
C. A. Jackson
Elking
Red House
Tygerts Valley Homesteads, Inc
Beehier
Human Bomb Lane Held by Coast Court
In Oakland California Tunde Frank Bennett known as the human bomb was deemed sane after a hearing but immediately arrested by Alameda police. Chief Verne Smith said a charge of transporting dynamite may be pursued, with a five year maximum if convicted. Bennett blamed family misfortunes for their destitute condition.
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Oakland
Calif
Tunde
Frank Bennett
Alameda
Verne Smith
West Virginians Face Dry Issue as Liquor Surrounds Them
West Virginia voters will decide next fall whether to stay dry or permit liquor sales. Surrounding states Kentucky Virginia Ohio have begun liquor control regimes. Virginians may buy in neighboring states but cannot legally bring liquor back for sale. Proponents warn bootlegging could flourish if WV remains dry. Virginia created a state liquor board with private licenses for wine and beer, while Ohio enacted a four member board with governor appointed directors governing manufacture and sale.
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West
West Virginia
Virginia
General Assembly
Quebec
Canadian
Alroholic Beverage Control Board
Ohio
Board of Liquor Control
Parade Opens NRA Celebration with Colorful Charleston Parade
A large opening parade will launch the first anniversary of the Nation Recovery Administration in Charleston featuring an NRA blue eagle float, a color guard, civic and labor groups, and hundreds of marchers. I. R. Cramer of Morgantown will bring the West Virginia eagle float. leaders say the event will be among the most colorful in Charleston’s history. Major participants include West Virginia National Guardsmen, multiple bands, and officials such as General Hugh Johnson and Donald Reichberg. A Washington Community Players drama follows the pageant activity.
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NRA
Eivillans
Charleston
Nation Recovery Administration
West Virginia
Ghameston
I. R. Cramer
Brorgantown
George L. Coyle
Tagen
Washington Community Players
Leidley Field
Carroll
Workerland
Kanawha County
Huntington
Marshall College
Fairmont State College
Hugh §. Johnson
Nations Recovery
Donald Reichberg
Frances Robinson
Edward ¥. McGrady
Ishar
Juror Left Behind Triggered Mistrial Declaration
A juror was left behind during a break as other jurors were taken for a walk. Judge Jake Fisher declared mistrial after learning of the separation of jurors. The case involves W. L. Shelton, 60, charged with slaying Clem Rovers, 25, with proceedings set to resume at midday.
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Clay
W. L. Shelton
Clem Rovers
Ballitts
Jorge Jake Fisher
Shelton
Rogers
Slayer's Bride Faces Trial in Norfolk Case
Dedham Massachusetts June 8 Norma Brighton Millen, 10 year old bride of condemned pace slayer Morton Millen, faced a trial facing accessory charges in the Norfolk county case. The Millens and Abraham Faber were convicted by jury of killing a policeman during the Needham bank robbery on February 4 as part of a spree linked to the Millen-Faber circle.
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Dedham
Mass
Norma Brighton Millen
Morton Millen
Norfolk
Irving
Jnia
Abraham Faber
Bank Noldp
NeedJam
Faber
I. T
Needham
Millen
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Natick
West Side to Have Recreation Center in Old Church
West Charleston will get a recreation center June 22 in the former Glenwood church building at 1300 West Washington. F W Krebs heads a committee planning an all around program for boys, girls, and young adults with trained leaders and support from local agencies and the First Presbyterian church.
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West Charleston
Glenwood
West Washington Street
F. W. Krebs
First Presbyterian Church
Ernest Thompson
D.D
Ohamoxton
Krebs
West Side Business Men's Association
Bartlett Chapel
Thompson
D. R. Bitzer
Goodwin Smith
T. D. Robertson
H. 8
Duncan
S. W. Hail
B. A. McKee
Boone Dawson
Robins
L. BE
Poteet
Congress Nearing Finish Amid Uncertainty Over Adjournment
Congressional leaders forecast a quick adjournment but have revised estimates as the situation remained fluid into night. A potential finish on a communications bill and a possible steel strike settlement decision could reverse the trend, while the Wagner labor disputes bill remains debated despite opposition from steel manufacturers and triggers to turn to page 4 for continued coverage.
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Wabeington
Congress
Snd
Power Plant Work to Begin in Kanawha Valley
Steam and equipment unloadings signal start of construction for Kanawan Valley Power Company dams at Marmet and London. Bosco and Hitchle Ravenswood contractors expected to deploy crews tomorrow. Project cost, including electrical gear, estimated around 4.5 million dollars. Also: McClintic Marshall firm advancing bridge superstructure work at St Albans. Capran Investment Co. permit issued to save the old structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marmet
London
Kanawan Valley Power Company
Bosco and Hitchle
Ravenswood
McClintic-Marshall Company
Pitte~hurgh
Pew
Kanawha River
St. Albans
George Hendricks
Capran Investment Company
World News At a Glance Drought relief and labor tensions mix hits
AP digest reports President asks Congress for 525 million dollars to drought relief. Strikes loom as union and convention debates address farm policy. Olin Dutra wins California wine national open by one stroke. Senate weighs questions on agriculture and fitness. NRA slow on removing price fixing barriers. Bonds questioned in Nashville. London discusses conference with America and Britain. Earl of Lonsdale watches a rodeo as 15,000 cheer Americans. Hurricane toll rises in San Salvador. Jenny Daly fined for luxury tax evasion.
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Washington
Congress
Anton Cally
Philadelphia
Olin Dutra
Senate
Mitten
Ford Zugwell
Fitness
Cor Agriculturceport
NRA
Nashville
Luke Lea
London
America
Brit
Smth
Earl of Lonsdale
Faris
Jenny Dally
Roosevelt asks Congress for 525 million drought relief
President Roosevelt urged Congress to approve 525 million dollars for drought relief, outlining provisional allocations for special relief, livestock purchases, shipping and processing, and farmer loans. Rain and floods threaten the Midwest while Floyd and Big Sioux rivers rise to flood stages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Floyd
Big Sioux
South Dakota
Iowa
Minnesota
Tse
Dry Belt
Killer Traced To Iowa Camp By Police In 1934
Detective chief Haxl Stanley and Mrs Frank Cargin report that John Dillinger and his gang used a Frenchy Star tourist camp near Cedar Rapids Iowa as a weeks long hideout. Authorities say the gang may have fled after ally Tommy Carroll was killed in Waterloo. Page 4.
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Ordar Rapids
John Dillinger
Qghief Haxl Stanley
Frank Cargin
Ganngater
Ace Desperato
Tommy ‘Carrol
Waterloo, Inn
Dillinger
Frenchy Star
Quintuplets Gain Weight at CORBHIL In Ontario
In CORBHIL Ontario June s the Dingle quintuplets, now housed in separate incubators, show strength as three of five gain weight in 24 hours. Yvonne and Annette unchanged but among the heaviest. Total birth weight up to 10 pounds 3.25 ounces. Dr A R DaFoe notes reduced infection risk and new individual incubator setup. All five now produce strong howls, replacing earlier whimpering cries.
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Corbhil
Ontario
Cozlly
Dingle
Yvonnes
Annette
A. R. DaFoe
Jay
Unions to Vote on New Peace Board for Steel Industry
Washington June 9 tentative decision reached after three hours of talks with Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers and International president Mike F. Tighe. Workers will decide at convention on June 14 whether to accept a neutral labor board plan, with no authority to act residing in local officers. A Pittsburgh convention is expected to hear the plea for adoption. June 18 discussed as a possible strike date if rejected.
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Washington
A Steel
Heatgh
Johnson
Tie Recovery
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steal and Tin Workers
Mike F. Tighe
Pittsburgh
William J. Spang
Daqtesas
Jonneen
Growel O
Spang
Pat Dine
Camel Employe
Tighe
Waa
Pittburgh
Tmili
Nattral Board
Page
Marlinton Man Heads Bankers Convention Speech
White Sulphur Springs June convention of the West Virginia Bankers Association opened with John J. Cornwell, former governor, denouncing demagogues and communism and urging restored public soundness. J. L. Sydenstricker elected president, elevating from vice presidency, succeeding Blason Crickard. J. L. Fish of First Tyler Bank noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Sulphur Springs
West Virginis
Jon
The
United Staves
Demanogors
Cornwell
Prist
J. L. Sydenstricker
First National Bank of Marlinton
Association
Bydenstricker
Blason Crickard
Charleston
J. L. Fish
First Tyler Bank
Two Hurt in Magnolia Bank Holdup Nets $836
In Magnolia Mississippi two bandits broke into the bank before opening, robbed it for 836 dollars, and opened fire injuring two bank staff. J N wear, assistant cashier, suffered a scalp wound while T M Rogers, nearby firing station operator, was shot in the leg as citizens returned fire. Police reported bandit may have been wounded.
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Magnolia
Lune
Magmola
Fidder
J. XN. Wore
Cashiet
T. M. Rogers
Deeing
Bli Ong
Pheane
Ceremonies Mark Citys First Airmail Flight Today
Readable fragment describes ceremonies marking Charleston WV first airmail flight. A tri motor American Airlines plane will land at Westfield at 1845, meet officials including Governor H. Guy Bump and Mayor R. P. Di an, then depart for the west. A second load heads east at 40. Postmaster Julius W. Singleton and others are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Wertz Field
American Airlines
Westfield
H. Guy Bump
Joseph Meth
New York
C. B. Air Mail
R. P. di ¥An
T. Bruce Frice
Charleston Chamber of Commerce
8. P. Potter
Chamber of Commerce
David M. Giltinen
State Board of Aerondition and
Direc
Dolly Twins Fined In Luxury Tax Case In Paris
Dolly Twin Miss Dolly and the Dancing Dolly Twins faced a heavy 11,466,286 franc fine plus 766,744 francs for evading the luxury tax on a 1028 carat diamond ring bought in Cannes for 4,583,684 francs. A three day jail term was suspended, and an appeal is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Jenny Dolly
Cannes
Dolly
Death Toll Heavy in Central America After Hurricane
A Pan American World Wireless dispatch reports heavy casualties and extensive property loss across six provinces in Central America after Thursday's hurricane. Communications with interior regions remain severed as authorities begin recon surveys, restore water systems, and combat potential outbreaks.
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Central America
Salvador
Pan~American Aireway Wireless
le Pas
Can‘panet
Cosxatian
Usulntad
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Justice Answers Club
Save Automobile
Prince Ernet Bie Starkemberg
Prof
Mf. Tugwell
Truster
Sen
Merion
Splil
Beehler
Coast Court
Mex
Bennett
Slayer
West Side
World News
For Steel Industry
Johson
Capital
Tl, Sydenstrivker
Marlinton Man
Kump
DeVan
Postal Department
iPy
YERA
P. D. Koontz
West Virginia Airways
Julius W. Singleton
W. D. Jarrett
Louis Nearman
Main
Earl Ward
American, Airlines
Carl Anderson
American
Siren A.B
Kwanta
Post Office of
Dolly Twin
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