First Lady Mrs. Roosevelt Tours North Carolina
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt visited Raleigh and Durham in central North Carolina, delivering timely speeches, meeting Duke University figures, and touring the Haiti Negro district. She spoke at Duke on shaping public opinion for world peace, urged disarmament, and urged support for the administration.
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Durham
Franklin D. Roosevelt
North Carolina
Raleigh
Roosevelt
Mexico
Josephus Daniela
Dr. Few
W. F. Few
Duke University
Anton Brees
Duke
Morrison
Charlotte
U. S. Senate
Haiti
Rooaevelt
C. C. Spailding
Pak Insurance Executive
North Carolina Mutual Insurance Company Forum
Spauld+ ie
Mrs. Roosevelt
Habitual Criminal Gets Life Sentence
Frederick Garrett Smith of Cumberland Aid aged 50 was sentenced to life imprisonment by Judge H. Clay Worth in Huntington under the habitual criminal act. He admitted two prior convictions in Maryland federal court and Harrison County West Virginia for forgery. The law imposes life for a third felony conviction.
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Huntington
Frederick Garrett Smith
Cumberland
Aid
H. Clay Worth
Common Pleas Court
Smith
Maryland
Harrison County
West Virginia
Development and the power of invention across history
A compact review highlights how Watt Franklin Edison McCormick and Morse shaped independence and employment through invention. It recalls Solomon’s baby dilemma and blood test methods used by Judge Garrido in a Mexican case to reveal motherhood, then notes Mary Anne Knepp aging to 108 and a family lineage of centenarians.
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Watt
Franklin
Edison
McCormhick
Morse
Solomon
Moxie
Senora Osario
Senora Rodrigues
Judge Garrido
Air Conditioned Home Opens at Century of Progress Exhibit
An air conditioned house was opened at the Century of Progress in Chicago in the sunken garden north end of the General Motors building. Frigidaire president E G Bechler said the design and furnishings aim to meet the needs of the average American family.
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Chicago
Charleston
General Motors Company
Prigidaires
General Motors
E.G. Bechler
Frigidaire
Boy Drowns in Coal River Near Montcoal
Special to The Gazette Montrose June 11 Casper Eugene Burnside a 14 year old son of Mr and Mrs C Burnside drowned in Coal River a mile from Montcoal yesterday Funeral services were held at Montcoal this afternoon with Rev R King of Huntington officiating He is survived by his parents one brother and seven sisters including Mrs Louis Clay Naomi Mrs Mary Williams Winnie Burnside Virginia Burnside Polly Burnaide Mixa Ruby Burnards and Edna Page Burnside of Monteval
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Montcose
Casper Eugene Burnside
Burnside
Coal River
Montreal
Montcoal
R. King of Huntington
Clarma
Louis Clay
Naomi
Mary Williams
Winnie Burnside
Virginia Burnside
Polly Burnaide
Mixa
Ruby Burnards
Edna Page Burnside
Monteval
Quintuplets Lose Weight As Marie Remains Small
CORBEIL Ontario June 11 All five Dionne quintuplets show no net weight gain since Sunday though overall condition improves. Dr A R Dafoe reports Yvonne the heaviest is much improved while Marie remains smallest. Weights today total 10 pounds 1 2 ounces versus 10 pounds 12 3/4 ounces yesterday.
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Corbeil
Ont
Marie
A. R. Dafoe
Yvonne
Annette
Geel
Emilie
Marcie
Oulietin
Condition of Injured Reported Favorable
Favorable reports were received yesterday regarding several accident injuries from Sunday. James Ray 20 Donhar injured in a motorcycle crash near Foca showed improvement at Dunn hospital South Charleston. L H Hill shot and wounded Sunday listed good at St Francis hospital. Preston Davis seriously hurt near Plymouth struck by a freight train reported fair by St Francis nurses.
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James Ray
Donhar
Foca
Dunn Hospital
South Charleston
L. H. Hill
St. Francis ‘Hospital
St. Francis Hospital
Preston Davis
Plymouth
Ground Leased For Prison Camp Near Cowen
Warden F McClintle of the state penitentiary announced ground near Cowen in Webster County is leased for a prison road camp housing nearly 400 prisoners. Two additional camps will hold 200 prisoners each. The parole board will meet today at Moundsville to consider 100 parole applications.
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F. McClintle
State Pententiary
Cowen
Webster County
State Parole Board
Moundsville
New Mayor Assumes Office at Huntington
Porter W. Smith, a Republican, resumed duties as Huntington mayor yesterday after election by the citizens' board under the new council charter. He will serve until January 1, 1935.
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Porter W. Smith
Huntington
Citizens’ Board
Health and Diet Continued From Page
An overweight person faces more foot trouble due to excess weight and strain, with ongoing concerns about balance, foot pain, and the need for proper footwear. Guidance emphasizes gradual weight management and physical activity to reduce stress on feet and improve overall health.
Two-Handed teamwork needed to rear children
Dorothy Dix highlights how lack of parental teamwork harms children and weakens both mother and father. A divided home breeds disrespect, spoiled acts, and a failure to enforce limits, while united parenting forms moral foundations and mutual respect.
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Meron
Delegation Urges Quick School Consolidation Plan
A delegation from Quick and nearby areas visited Miss Elizabeth J. Goodall, county superintendent of schools, to discuss proposed school consolidation. Members included Ernest Brown, Charles Morris, Mervin Stricker, Delin Brown, Lovell Carnes, Arrila Brown, John W. Naylor, and others after failing to secure a prior audience.
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Quick
Iicinity
Elizabeth J. Goodall
Ssthool
Ernest Brown
Charles Morris
Mervin UL. Stricker
Mia. Ardelin Brown
Lovell Carnes
Arrila Brown
John W. Naylor
Frozen Funds Recovered By State Banking Commission
State Banking Commissioner W. C. Given announced recovery of 380,000 in funds tied up in closed banks. The amounts include 76,000 paid to the state from the Bank of the Monongahela Valley at Morgantown and 85,000 from the closed Bank of Weston.
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W. C. Given
Monongshela Valley
Morgantown
Bank of
Weston
Given Eald
Dead Beautician Found Working as a Waitress Near Buffalo
A 23 year old beautician, Ning May Crenna, long presumed dead after a Chicago drowning, was located alive and working as a tavern waitress in Eggertsville near Buffalo. Her mother in Bessemer, Michigan, learned via a message and awaited a letter while grieving for her mother. The case involves complex family ties across Muskegon Michigan and Chicago. Meanwhile reports note a hurricane and floods in Central America causing thousands of deaths and massive damage, with El Salvador and Honduras hit hardest and the railroad system severely disrupted.
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Buffalo
Ning May Crenna
Chicago
Eggertsville
Bessemer
Mich
Enoch ‘Arten
Muskegon
Associated Pass
Central America
el Salvador
Honduras
Spm
Salvador
Foreign Payment Problem Studied
Berlin reports that Germany aims to boost world commerce while facing a 14 day suspension of clearing funds with leading banks. Observers warn that world trade and debt payments require cooperation, as Reichsbank officials push for greater export trade amid foreign exchange constraints.
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Berlin
Germany
Reichsbank
Day by Day on Page Six Highlights Fashion and Bikes
The column contrasts benefits with Eddie Cantor, notes a rapid bicycle revival, and observes Central Park and outlying highways busy with riders. It describes girls in sleeveless jerseys, short skirts, berets with tassels, and gloves matching tassels, plus Paquin sport tags on Long Island roadsters.
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Central Park
Long Island
Barber Shop Oddities Echo Old West Rankle
In a 46th Street barber shop a lone customer enjoys the works a mud massage and violet ray spray while a manicurist polishes nails. A shine boy updates a decorative hatband bearing a merchant’s name from Amarillo, Texas, amid reminiscence of historic local tensions and a ghost of Gallipolis figures.
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46Th Street
Amarillo
Tex
Gallipolis
Isbel
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Selomon
Hiss Mary Anne Knepp
Montgomery County
Miss Knepp
General Worrell
Couse
Abraham
Methusa
Century of Progress
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DuPont
Kallen
Dorothy Dix
Miss Dix
Pratt
Mrs. X. Yo Ze
Hove
Joanny
Mary
Rz D
W. J. Nevard
Great Bentley
England
Eddie Cantor
McAlpin
New York
Jon 1
Worlfle
Dancper
Msalpin
Broadway
34Th Street
Ce Salil
Picot
Gineses
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