House Sports Passes 3 Bills in First Night Session
Washington June 11 A late night House vote approved conference reports on three bills the MecCarran Lea civil aeronautics maritime and appointments measures. The civil aviation bill creates a civilian aeronautics authority to regulate U.S. air transport placing responsibility across federal agencies with a five member board and an administrator to issue certificates set passenger and mail rates approve mergers and oversee safety. The authority would also grant permits to foreign carriers for transoceanic flight. The measures now go to the Senate, with conference report expected Tuesday.
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Johnson to Address Engineers Society
WHITE SPRINGS June 11 The National Society of Automotive Engineers opens its semi annual convention with registration and a German assist mission. Louis A Johnson assistant secretary of war will address the preliminary meeting tomorrow night. Regular business sessions start Monday.
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Merry-Go-Round Political Commentary On New Deal Figures
The column mocks Corcoran as a target for opposition with Rex Tugwell once in the spotlight. It argues Franklin D Roosevelt controls the New Deal's political show while denying personal interference in local politics despite strong claims.
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Camp John Laing Will Open Tuesday Morning Dedication Today
Camp John Laing at Comfort Boone county on Coal river near Charleston opens for 55 days with dedicatory address by Rev. Herman Mees Meyer of St. Pauls Lutheran. Campbell leaders include Chester Heath George L. Coyle Herbert C. Johnson. notable youths listed for first session and cadet age group plans. 10 reservations remain for tomorrow and supper at 5 30.
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Cattle Dealer Imprisoned Over False Tail Incident
In Melnik Bohemia a cattle dealer received a three day sentence after selling a cow with a false tail. A hawker who had bought the animal and was leading it home when the tail fell off witnessed the fraud.
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Conference planned for annual West Virginia FFA meet in August
The executive committee of the West Virginia association approved plans for the state Future Farmers of America conference to run from August 25 to 28 at Jackson's Mill. Jamaica exported 27,000,000 Ipapers of bananas last year, a record.
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Doctor's Prescription for Liquor Habit Alooban Offered
A doctor’s prescription long used for alcohol addiction is now offered to the public as Alcoban. It is claimed non habit forming and can be taken with any liquid or plain, with or without the user’s knowledge, to curb cravings and rebuild resistance. Many addicts reportedly saved and restored to useful life. money-back if not delighted. Sold by Cohen Drug Stores and other beer druggists. get Alcoban today.
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Logan Bey Drowns In Guyan River
Logan Bey Jeffries, 10, son of Mr. and Mrs. J C Jeffries of Henlawson, drowned in the Guyan River near Henlawson while playing with companions. He could not swim and stepped into water deeper than his depth. Rescue efforts failed after 15 minutes of artificial respiration. This was the second drowning in the area this summer, following the death of Herbert Hall, 10, in the Guyana a few weeks earlier.
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Freed After 26 Years For Poisoning Husband
Mrs Frieda Trost, a kindly looking older woman, was released from Muncy jail after serving 26 years for poisoning her husband. Her death sentence was commuted to life, and she left on parole after the three parole board hearings.
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Dublin police seek owner of parcel with severed fingers
In Fairview post office police in Dublin are investigating after three human fingers, amputated from a living person, were found in a parcel. Detectives urge anyone with information to come forward as the probe continues.
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William S Reveal Receives Purdue Chemistry Degree
William S Reveal son of Mr and Mrs W H Reveal of Charleston West Virginia received a chemical engineering degree at Purdue University commencement exercises He is member of American Institute of Chemical Engineers Tau Beta Pi and Phi Lambda Upsilon fraternities After a month with his parents he will join Allis Chalmers Manufacturing in Milwaukee Wisconsin as an employee.
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Car recovered and suspect arrested after road incident near Tyler Mountain
Police report that C. E. Linkous's car was recovered and Ireland Dunbar of Dunbar was found driving it on the old Dunbar road near Tyler mountain yesterday afternoon and arrested by state Trooper P. E. Ebberts. Meanwhile Dominican Republic notes 1936 as its record tourist year with 7,000 visitors, many staying only a day.
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Traffic signals installed in busy Ceylon town
Culpelly Colombo, a bustling teen hub in Ceylon, has installed automatic traffic signals. Native rickshaw pullers and bicycle riders now obey them, showing a new level of traffic discipline in the area.
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