Funeral for Ezra Dudding Held in Logan
Funeral services for Ezra Dudding 32 who died Sunday were set for Logan at nine this morning with burial at Grandview Cemetery near Dunesbar at three this afternoon. Surviving are his widow one son William and three daughters Ednarois Joyce and another child all of Logan plus his mother Mrs Edgar Budding and four brothers and three sisters. A separate dispatch reports sweeping changes in U S communications by the Federal Communications Commission barring interlocking directorates after August 3 affecting over 400 individuals and leading to a major industry reorganization.
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Ezra Dudding
Logan
Grandview
Dunes Bar
William
Ednarois Washington
June Jous
Joyce Dudding
Edgar Budding
Rates of Communications Systems
Huntington
Federal Communicationa Commission
Commission
Communications Dela
David Sarnoff
Radio Corporation of America
Associated Companies
Sarnoff
Walter S. Gifford
Sosthenes Behn
Postal Telegraph and
MacKay Companies
Newcomb Carleton
Western Union
Edwin F. Carter
Edwin F. Chine Fund
Obituaries List for Five Local Residents
Obituaries note funeral services for Joseph Workman 38 of Young Street who died from a self inflicted gunshot wound, Norman Q Carpenter 46 who died at Charleston hospital, Katherine Harless 12 of Elk Two Mile, George Justice 78 of Spring Hill, and William Walter Wood 77 who died at his daughter's home on Oakmont Avenue. Burial and service details follow for each, with churches and cemeteries named.
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Joseph Workman
Young Street
Spring Hill Cemetery
Katherine Louise Farless
Katherine Harless
J. H. Harless
Elk Two Mile
West
William Walter Wood
J. M. Ong
Oakmont Avenue
Ong
Harriett
Reveal
Charles Co
Family obituary details for Benhaver and kin announced
The notice lists Benhaver and Mrs Perry Bunting and Mrs rank Isaac with one son Charles M Wood nine grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements are to be announced later.
Outlines Grade Crossings Plan Continued from Page 1
Relief trolley projects will be evaluated by a fixed expenditure of 1400 dollars per man per year or 40 percent of total cost including property. Each program must submit estimated man-hours and cost, with project details for all proposed works. Formal regulations will be issued soon, says Mr. McCullough.
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Jebor
Pugybein
Mr. McCullough
Lambie Oil Company Elects Officers in Wyoming Meeting
The Lambie Oil Company of Wyoming held a directors meeting in Clarksburg yesterday. State Senator A L Helmick was elected president, John Alderson Simms as vice president, and V F Wilson as secretary and treasurer. New directors chosen to replace several outgoing members.
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Lambie Oi Company
Wyoming
Clarksburg
A. L. Helmick
Thomas
John Alderson Simms
Charleston
V. F. Wilson
L. S. Maxele
V. T. Wilson
V. Hy, Garrett
Oak Hill
W. RB. Perfner
R. M. Lambie
Charleston Couple Wed in New York
Miss Eleanor Ruth Robson of Charleston W V wed Wood Bowyer Carper of Charleston in the Church of the Transfiguration New York The Rev Olly E Ma son officiated The bride was escorted by her godfather Frederickweer of Cincinnati The couple is from Charleston and Carper studies theology at Virginia Seminary Alexandria Va
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New York
Eleanor Ruth Robson
Thomas J. Robson
Charleston
W. Va
Wood Bowyer Carper
Cox Carper
Church of the Transfiguration
Olly EL. Mason
Frederick Weer
Cincinnati
Carper
Virginia Seminary
Alexandria
Boy Hurt by Truck Near Acme
A boy, son of Mr and Mrs Van Foster of Acme, was seriously injured near his home yesterday after running into a truck wheel. The truck was driven by G V Glimore of Seth, state police said. One leg was badly crushed.
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van Foster
Acme
G. V. Glimore
Seth
Joyce Named Manager of Grafton State Liquor Store
Joyce was named yesterday by the state liquor commission as manager of the Grafton state liquor store which opened last week with P M Harrison district store manager in charge. Harrison will manage Marej Hosbure store until a permanent manager is appointed. Dalren Manchuria held a boosting poster contest.
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Thomas E. Joyce
State Liquor Commission
Grafton
P.M. Harrison
Harrison
Mare J Hosbure
Woman Awaiting Murder Hearing
The report recounts a church confrontation where a woman shot her husband and fled. Father Stocker and the pastor describe the immediate aftermath as the couple entered the church to confess before three shots were fired. The husband died later in hospital. no charges pursued per the dying declaration.
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Father Stocker
Prom
Reserve Army Corps
Struggllig
Morrissey
Boston Graduating Class Includes Charlestonians
Willard Lewis Brown and Alva Ray Mullins, both of Charleston, were to receive degrees yesterday in Boston. Brown, son of A H Brown real estate dealer, pursued bachelor of laws and led the class as vice president and Omega Psi Phi member. Mullins pursued sacred theology, belonged to the gospel team and seminary singers, and served as associate pastor.
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Willard Lewis Brown
Alva Ray Mullins
Charleston
Boston
Nagi Brown
A. H. Brown
Brown
Omega Psi Phi Fraternity
Intercracial Amity Group
Mullins
Gospel Team
Seminary Singera
Births Grow with Three New Daughters Reported
Ray Miller of Margaret Street announces daughter Nancy Lou born June 1. Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Litton of Chandler's Branch announce daughter Doris Ann born June. Mr. and Mrs. Harley G. Godd of Aultzcourt announce daughter Patsy Ruth born June 3.
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Ray Miller
Margaret Street
Nancy Lou
Charles A. Litton
Chandler's Branch
Girat & Daughter
Doris Ann
Tne
Harley G. Godd
Aultzcourt
Patsy Ruth
Studebaker Dominates Indianapolis Performances
The article notes Studebaker cars dominated Indianapolis results in 1932 and 1933 with factory entries finishing strong and seven of the first twelve winners in 1933 powered by Studebaker. It highlights a record-breaking Studebaker in 1932 and promotes the 1935 Champion sedan with 21 features and a low delivered price.
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Indianapolis
Studebaker
Compromise Reached On NAA Extension
The article notes a tentative compromise on NRA extension with expectations that few industries will use the permission to set hours and collective bargaining terms. Some officials hope large industries will maintain minimum standards and maximum protections from the old codes while signaling planned continuity in communications and rail sectors.
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NRA
Huntington Water Company Tax Ruling By State Supreme Court
The state supreme court refused to restrain Huntington from collecting a one percent gross revenue tax on the Huntington Water Company. The city ordinance, passed last autumn, required utilities using city streets to pay the tax, excepting railways. Counsel for the company argued the city council lacked authority under its charter and that the ordinance was unconstitutional.
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City of
Huntington
Huntington Water Corporation
State Supreme Court
Team Railways
Woodmen to Hear Talk From M F Matheny Tonight
M F Matheny will be principal speaker at a Modern Woodmen of America gathering at eight tonight in the Masonic temple. Fred L. Thomas secretary says plans for a membership campaign will be discussed.
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M. F. Matheny
Woodmen of America
Masonic Temple
Fred L. Thomas
Moonshine Still Operator Sentenced in Intermediate Court
French Compton was sentenced yesterday in intermediate court to one year in the penitentiary and a $100 fine for operating a moonshine still. He had pled guilty to the charge during the January term of court.
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French Compton
Intermadiate
Freed Electric Industry to Lift Nation and Economy
The piece argues that a free electric industry would raise the country from recession by restoring confidence and expanding credit, more than government spending. Utility workers have fought federal and municipal competition, investigations, and tax pressures, and now face ruin from the Wheeler Rayburn utility bill.
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Wheeler-Rayburn
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Federal Commission
Norman A. Carpenter
Norman Q. Carpenter
Tuipers Valley Church
Sissonville Road
Edward Parsons
George Justice
Spring Hill
Church of God
M. Cochran
Ashford Cemetery
Lambie Oil Company
Joyce
Dalren
Manchuria
Alec
Tage
Aptain
NEW York Life
Raymond D. West
P.O. Bow
Ratleomen Iscome
After Paint & Glass Co
STADE
Speedway
Indianapolis Speedway
Fife Street
File St. Diet
Oldetyme Distillers
NY City
Owen D. Young
Senate
Michigan
Rayburn
Cambony Hall
Telltty Companies
Associated Gas & Electric System
Triple State Electric .Company
McFarland St
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