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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1940

Page

11

Schenck Released On Bail in U.S. Case

Hollywood magnate Joseph M. Schenck is freed on 31500 bail after pleading not guilty to federal indictments accusing him of defrauding the government of over 400000 in income taxes and conspiracies. His bookkeeper Joseph Moskovitz is charged with aiding him. Trial set for July 28.

New York Joseph M. Schenck Schenck Joseph Moskovitz 20Th Century- Fox Pictures Corporation California Willie Brott

Fast Cooking Demonstration At Local Store

A Presto cooker representative shows fast bean cooking in two and a half minutes downstairs at Coyle and Richardson during the 58th anniversary celebration. The demo showcases a one burner gal flame stove that cooks meals quickly with air tight locks to preserve flavor and color using rust resistant stainless alloy.

Presto Coyle and Richardson

Fire causes 390 damage at Pine Street dwelling

Fire at a Pine Street house owned by E. Ashworth and deeded to Dr. and Mrs. E D Stump caused about 390 dollars union of house and contents. Origin undetermined. confined to two rooms. neighbor alerted a hired girl who escaped unharmed. Marietta Ohio June 12. Grand jury indicts John P Hall for first degree murder in May 23 shotgun slaying of Norman Moore over farm property division.

Welling Pine Street Mary Street Eri. D. Stump E. Ashworth Marietta, O John P. Hall Norman M. Moore

Gates Mixture Advised for Kidney Sufferers

An old advertisement urges kidney sufferers to use Gates Mixture made by Porterfield. It claims backache burning urine and frequent urination indicate kidney or bladder issues and promotes a 34 dose supply priced at 81.00.

Porterfiel Best Cruckste

Herr Faces Federal Indictment Over Padding Grocery Bill

Walter E. Herr arrives from Rochester to face a district federal indictment charging him with submitting a $142.43 NYA project claim for groceries to Harry A. Hertz knowing items were not received with intent to defraud. The meats purchase was listed from Lambert's OK grocery in Parsons. It remains unclear if Herr will be held for trial in November or transported to Bluefield for the June term opening next Tuesday.

NYA Tucker County Parsona Walter E. Herr Rochester N. Y A. S Morton J. Herbst Herr Harry A. Hertz Charleston Lambert Parsons Charles M. Love Bluefield

Storm Rips Doors From Army Bomber Over West Virginia

A West Virginia thunderstorm tore two doors from an army bomber and badly warped its wings near Beckley. Brig. Gen. B K Yount and aides reported the near-disaster while en route from Washington to Memphis. The aircraft turned back to Bolling Field and a gate landing, with doors recovered near Beckley.

Dayton West Virginia B. K. Yount Air Corps Beckley Wright Field Lester T. Miller Yount Leroy Rainey Washington Memphis Tenn Bolling Field

Malden recount confirms Ruth Toney and Dearien victories

In Malden district the recount upheld Ruth Toney 746 to 824 for Mrs. Durbin and Grover C. Dearien 645 to 519 for Ed Walker. The challenge came from Mrs. Robert Durbin and Ed Walker. J A deGruyter trailed Joseph A. Perry by 138 votes in a separate House of Delegates race after about two thirds of precincts counted.

Ruth Toney Coal Fork Grover C. Dearien Reed Malden Robert Durbin Belle Ed Walker Joseph A. Perry Charleston Perry de Gruyter

Cumberland Gap National Historical Park Authorized

A bill to establish the Cumberland Gap National Historical Park at the Tennessee Kentucky and Virginia junction was signed by President Roosevelt. The park will be administered by the national park service after local lands are acquired and donated to the federal government.

Washington Cumberland Gap National Historical Park Tennessee Kentucky Virginia Roosevelt National Park Service

Communist Candidate Oscar Wheeler Trial Set in Beckley

Beckley on June 12 Oscar Wheeler a communist candidate for governor faces five indictments for defrauding signers of a party ballot petition. Wheeler was arrested yesterday and previously denied misrepresentation of the petition circulated to place the ticket on the November ballot.

Beckley Oscar Wheeler

Cloudburst Disrupts Traffic in McMechen

A cloudburst hit McMechen on June 124A bringing 1% inches of rain in 25 minutes. Streetcar service was disrupted by debris on tracks and cellars flooded. No damage estimates were available. The Wheeling area north of McMechen received heavy rain.

Mcmechen Marshallounty Wheeling

Local groups hold meetings across Kanawha area

Kanawha lodge No 74 plans a special meeting at Mrs J M Pennell's Spring Hill home. Woman's auxiliary circles of First Presbyterian meet with listed chairs and hosts. St Pauls Methodist closes vacation Bible school with program and picnic. Edison Mother Singers wrap season with luncheon and new officers. committees announced. Lions Club gathers at church with Morris Harvey fundraising talk and subversive activities discussion. Baptist circle meets on street with devotional theme Christian Church.

Kanawha Lodge No Degree of Honor Protective Association J. M. Pennell Spring Hill Woman's Auxiliary First Presbyterian Church W. T. McFadden R. E. Mackenzie Fourth Avenue L. C. Massey Kenneth Bowyer Ninth Avenue J. M. Gardner Paul Hennett Forrest Avenue J. P. Ferrer St Paul's Edison Mother Singers Wren's Nest Louis Cablish B. T. Dudding F. FP. Carter Roy Lions Club Epps Marshall Buckalew Morris Harvey College J. d.Van den Brink U. 5 Circle B of the Baptist Church J. W. Pauley Raymond Turley Christian Church Bert Crum Leroy Wooten L. W. Shaw W. D

Novelty Club Picnic Adorns Carbide Grounds

The Novelty club held a picnic Friday at the Carbide picnic grounds with a large turnout. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Burcuss Mr. and Mrs. Fred Grow Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Miles Mr. and Mrs. Tom McGrath Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Frazier Mr. and Mrs. H. Q. Snyder Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Fields and several Misses and Mrs. Wilda Thomas plus Masters Richard and Jerry Snyder.

Novelty Club W. F. Burcuss Fred Grow Elmer Miles Tom McGrath Virgil Frazier H. Q. Snyder C. D. Fields Alice Young Bobbie Burruss Wilda Thomas Masters Richard and Jerry Snyder

Local Hospital admits several patients and visitors

A patient at the Dunn hospital. Mrs. R. C. Jarrell of Riverside visits her sister Mrs. Grover Gates in Nicholas county. Mrs. HA. Harrah and Mrs. Eugene Holston are patients at Dunn hospital. Mrs. Frank Knight of Marsey circle is a patient at St. Francis hospital.

Dunn Hospital R. C. Jarrell Riverside Grover Gates Nicholas County HA. Harrah Eugene Holston Frank Knight Marsey Circle St. Francis Hospital

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