Hoover Prepares For Speaking Trip
President Hoover finished three speeches for a tour through Indiana Ohio and Illinois He will address the Indiana Republican Editorial Association in Indianapolis dedicate Harding tomb in Marion review a Grand Army parade in Columbus and greet veterans at the state house rededicate Lincoln tomb in Springfield the first presidential speech at that tomb The trip departs Washington Sunday night with a rest period at the Rapidan camp before travel begins A British customs and excise commission report notes a shift toward tea and less beer consumption
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Rapidan Camp
Nitro News Returns from College and Local Notices
Nitro News lists students returning from West Virginia University for the summer and notes various community updates. Bent Farmer takes a teaching post at Malden High School. Visiting sister Nancy Ewing from North Carolina spends time with relatives. Club activities, visits, and a serious arm injury to Stephen Shamblix at the Rubber Service plant are reported.
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MacDuffie Clark
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Marriage and travel notes from Nitro to Virginia and beyond
Nitro residents report on a secret wedding from Ashland Kentucky last September between B. T. O Gorman and Stella Alen with O Gorman a Southern Supply official. The couple now resides at 3802 Thirty-eighth street. Also notes on relatives traveling to Buena Vista Virginia for the summer. Dream death and a drowning incident in Liverpool are mentioned along with a hospital confinement in Charleston.
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Edison Urges Courage as Nation Faces Hard Times
Thomas A. Edison spoke at a convention in Atlantic City urging Americans to trust the industrial and economic future and to be brave amid a low mood. He praised historic resilience and urged people to emulate their forefathers, noting the Safety Fleet courses and radio broadcasts from the English National Electric Light association schools.
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