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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1932
Page
5
Rabbi Abraham Feinstein of Muntingtor told Rotary Club about a peace plan relying on moral and spiritual effort rather than economics. He urged universal spiritual patriotism and mutual sympathy, saying world peace hinges on mass empathy and collective desire.
Newspapermen were guests at a dinner at Ruffner Hotel hosted by Clifford Lowe of the Ruffner hotel. The event featured a unique menu with fresh seafood and imported delicacies. Special guest Fiscont Legg, secretary to Governor Denney, attended along with Governor Denney aides and Biverees officials.
Fragmented notes show George Edward pees confined at home for a week with measles in St Akree Ohio. L Keapell received a deed for house and lot on Thirteenth street from an industrial corporation. Mr and Mrs Loanie Wala are spending two weeks away visiting relatives in Tennessee.
A party gathering of avian delegates is proposed within the numeric range 15101 to 27100. Organizers outline a converging schedule with key roosts and voting perches. The plan aims to unify factions and set a platform for plumage policies and nesting rights.
Secretary of the state board of education Dodrill returned from northern travels attending commencements at West Virginia University in Morgantown Shepherd College in Shepherdstown and Potomac State College in Keyser. State Superintendent Coox and board member McLaughlin joined the university event while Henson participated at Shepherd College.
George W Sharp secretary of state was notified yesterday of the dissolution of Home Laundry company of Keyser the withdrawal of Continental Supply company of Delaware from business in West Virginia and the change of name of West Virginia Tire and Supply company of Morgan town to W B Irvin inc
The state grading board will meet at the state house at ming o'clock Monday morning to grade papers submitted by candidates for teachers certificates in the recent uniform state examinations. Mothers Open Playground Detroit residents around Kings school establish a fenced neighborhood playground with mothers taking turns to supervise. State Numbers Harrisburg The state game commission released 12,000 quail to Pennsylvania fields and woods with leg bands and numbers for identification. sportsmen were asked to report on deaths.
Campaign expense accounts filed with Secretary of State George W. Sharp list Democratic and Republican candidates with receipts and expenditures for the May 10 primary. Notable figures include W. W. Trent receiving $47.45 and spending $696.52 for state superintendent, and several state senate and delegate candidates reporting various outlays.
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