Catfish and wildlife antics flood the headlines
New York June 11 The Special News Service reports a string of odd animal incidents across the country. A buck deer crashed through a Michigan dining room window, a catfish clogged a Mobile water pipe, and a Lyons Kansas car stalled from a snake in the carburetor. Other tales include a binding machine feed lot, ducks nesting on a stove, squirrels in a ceiling, an olive oil rubbed cow, a zoo bird laying an egg, footprints in concrete from a fox, a turkey gobbler tending eggs, and a turtle returning after weeks.
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Gladwin Bil
New York
Special News Service
Lyons
Kan
Lima
Phillips
Wis
Livermore
Momence
Kansas City
Farmer
Philadelphia
Minneapolis
Four Couples Seek Marriage Licenses in Local Clerk Office
The county clerk listed four couples applying to wed including Lawrence Edward Loftis and Pearl Hartwell of Spring Hill and Lawrence Monroe Campbell of 02 Mary Street with Mary Estelle Lacy of 10 Mary Street. Also Fred Jackson Caruthers and Bessie M. Mooney of Olcott and Norman Louis Lunz of 1111 East Washington Street with Leona Faye McGilvray of Abney Circle. A hoot and mouth disease outbreak resulted in the closure of 12 markets in England.
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Lawrence Edward Loftis
Pearl Hartwell
Spring Hill
Lawrence Monroe Campbell
Mary Street
Mary Estelle ‘Lacy
Fred Jackson Caruthers
Bessie M. Mooney
Olcoit
Norman Louis Lunz
Washington Street
Leona Faye McGilvray
Abney Circle
Continuance Granted for Ex-State Trooper in Grand Larceny Case
Ex-state police communications officer C. McGregor won a continuance of trial for grand larceny to the October term in Marshall County circuit court after a Clarksburg date was moved. He remains charged with misappropriating $111 in materials for Moundsville and Shinston stations and $5,000 in Jumor items, while bond forfeiture was set aside. He pled innocent at both hearings.
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Moundsville
K C. McGregor
State Poice
Tis Tal
Marshall County
Clarksburg
McGregor
Shinnston
Tyler County
Radio Division
Everett F. Moore
Jumor
Honor Roll and Minor Bicycle Collision Reported
Three students William Hark Jerry Ruff and Edward Cohen earned A honor roll at B'nai Jacob Hebrew School Irving Ashery announced On B roll names Caroline Israel Becky Rose Toory Herman Goodman Paul Goodman Alvin Preiser Davin Win Butterworth 14 of 850 Cherry Street received a minor arm injury yesterday when his bicycle collided with a track driven by A W Shambling of 120% Cowles Street Garvin Ave and Orchard Street He was treated at Staats Hospital.
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William Hark
Jerry Ruff
Edward Cohen
B'nai. Jacob Hebrew School
Irving Ashery
Caroline Israel
Becky Rose Toory
Herman Goodman
Paul Goodman
Alvin Preiser
Davin Win Butterworth
Cherry Street
A. W. Shambling
Cowles’ Street
Garvin Avenue
Orchard Strast
Staats Hospitel
War Forces Shift Away From Export Crops
Agriculture leaders discuss loss of foreign markets and the need to divert 0 land acres to domestic production. Charles J. Brand warns against destructive postwar expansion and notes the Afro European war risks. Industry faces large protective tasks, while southern agriculture seeks relief from foreign market collapse for cotton and tobacco. John A. Miller elected president. A. Lynn Ivey named vice president. Brand reelected executive secretary treasurer. The association will air convention highlights nationwide June 12 at 1 30 p m.
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Charles J. Brand
National Fertilizer Association
Brand
Association
K. R. Weidlein
Chemical Division
Office of Production Management
RB. F. ‘Poole
Clemson College
John A. Miller
Louisville
John E. Sanford
Atlanta
A. Lynn Ivey
Richmond
Washington
A. H. Case
Tampa
Fla
H. A. Parker
Sylacauga
Ala
L. H. Carter
New York City
M. R. Hallman
Montgomery
Registration opens for nine WVU courses at TJHS
Registration began yesterday at Thomas Jefferson Junior High for nine summer courses offered by West Virginia University's extension division. Courses include English education and philosophy of religion. Graduate classes run until July 22 with Dr. Richard Aspinall directing university extension work. Brazil breaks up a fake Gruggist diploma gang.
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Thomas Jefferson Junior High School
West Virginia University
Richard Aspinall
Bioff in New York Awaiting Arraignment
NEW YORK, June 11. William Bioff, Hollywood labor figure, arrived in New York for an arraignment in federal court tomorrow on a charge of extorting $551,000 from four major film producers by threatening industry strikes. George E. Browne, president of the International Alliance of Theatrical and Stage Employes, was indicted with Bioff.
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New York
CNS
Wiliam Bioff
Hollywood Labor
George E. Browne
International Alliance of Theatrical and
Broft
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