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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1935

Page

14

Coal Bill Demand Tightens Strike Prospects

Washington dispatch reports President Roosevelt pressed for quick Guffey coal stabilization action as unions threaten a nationwide soft coal strike. Hearings on wage and price controls begin, while operators and United Mine Workers clash over timelines and new contracts before a Monday shutdown. Pittsburgh and Wheeling areas prepare mobilizations as state troopers stand by and relief units arrange for striker support.

Washington Roosevelt House Samuel B. Hill Warhn Ways and Means Committes United Mine Workera John Lis White House Philip Murry Harrisburg Earle Wagner Cincinnati Appalachian Casle, Inc NRA Jongnesoure South Ain

Freshmen Battle Long And Question Senatorial Courtesy

The report outlines freshmen calling for action against Senator Long, with Miloney of Connecticut and Minton in corroboration. They discuss longue delays and assert they will press the fight, while Long’s office receives evening arrivals who say the newcomers threaten a war with the veteran.

Miloney Connecticut Minton Bac Deel Jared Neith

Obituary notes from Coal River area funeral services

Obituary notices reveal funeral plans for C Li Winkler of St Matis Bpiscont church, and several community members including Danner Adkins, Charles Clark, Edith Kidd, Richard Dolson, James Cradley, Franklyn Derrick, and Mannie Hawes. Services center on residence burials at local cemeteries with diverse survivors listed.

Mee L. Winkler Lynn Mead St Matis Bpiscont C. Li. Winkler Coal River Road Peer St. Albans Toay‘s Hill Cemetery Mapale Zlawes Mannie Hawes Ll. Hawes Reed Weluck L. Hawes Coal Fork Hawes St. Albans Henry Gill Mia Zack Inge Charlcnton Irene Hawes James Carter Milan Jane

State Automobile Dealers Convene To Elect Officers And Hear Speakers

State Automobile Dealers meet to reconvene at ten. officers to be elected in morning sessions. J Reed Lane of Washington is slated as principal speaker at the banquet at 6 30. Other speakers include Rush D Holt Homer A Holt and Ernest L Bailey as the group weighs continued code based pricing and wage standards amid proposed federal legislation and manufacturer cooperation.

Ernest L. Bailey Bush Holt Baiiey West Virginia Automobile Dealers Association Daniel Boone Hotel Dane J. Reed Lane Washington Motor Vehicle Retailing Code Rush D. Holt F.witcher McCurlough Ernest L West Virginia Deptera Supreme Court NRA Calhoun Aid

Aimee Slater Almee Talks Marriage and Work

The evangelist Aimee Slater Almee discussed marriage and her busy tour schedule. She described a new blonde look, her belief in women looking their best, and her forthcoming book The Road to Service along with a three hour opera The Rich Man and Lazarus. She plans radio phonograph work and a revival stop en route to California and Kansas.

Evangelist Slater Almee Lazarus Chicago Bealdes California Pausuing Kansas

Japs Pour Into North China Amid War Crisis

Excerpts describe panic in Tokyo as Japan redirects manpower and supplies to the Shanghai front. An exodus begins with trains crowded and citizens seeking safety. A bird collision during takeoff at Malakal interrupts air operations as authorities brace for further movements.

Shanghai Tate Tokyo Malakal Suian

Clipper Plane Ends First Leg Across Pacific Route

Officials noted the Alameda to Honolulu service as part of a longer transpacific plan. Musick cited the route as the longest and most difficult segment, expecting passenger and mail service to be established soon. The first leg faced headwinds with speeds rising from about 100 mph to 150 mph midcourse.

Fink Alameda Honolulu Soell Musick California Haowalt Orient

NRA Extension Passes In House Amid Confusion And Delays

Dense House proceedings push NRA extension bills through in quick succession while tensions rise over presidential concessions and Senate amendments. Debate on the relief measure follows Huey Long’s stagey filibuster and a White House accord with Roosevelt. Book worms invade a Barcelona library, prompting frequent fumigations.

Explosion at Nazi ammunition plants devastates town

Reports from Reinsdorf Germany describe a massive blast at the munitions works followed by another explosion and fires. Secret police investigate while authorities fear high casualties and a potential impact on Hitler's rearmament drive. Initial estimates range from hundreds dead to over a thousand, with chaos as workers’ families are kept away.

Reichswehr Tem Hamaer Reich Lune Adolf Hitler Associated Press Propaganda Ministry Berlin Reinsdorf Germany

Electric Surgery Merits Outlined

The report describes electric surgery used on patients up to age 58, excluding disease or glandular deficiency cases. It highlights a new drug-based treatment for addiction by Doctors Kingman and Van Hy Everts at the University of Michigan, using Hyrgine and Philocarpine. Of fifty seven patients treated, thirty one freed from drug habit and seven relapsed.

Theopsil Kingman Wil. van Hy Everts University of Michigan

The Virirginian Rialto Greenbrier Capitol and Rochester notes

Readers are shown a collage of theater listings including Virirginian Rialto and Greenbrier shows with Adriennus Ames Dick Powell and Kasy Heelers and The Nilwita, plus Our Bite ob and Jatl McCrea, Ravemary Au. A Rochester, Minn. report discusses artificial fever therapy for paresis and diattrophenoid weight loss drugs under medical supervision.

Greenbrier Ylitzation Dick Powell Kasy Heelers Atarcing Beet Wiel Bert” Weelsey Kearse Shi Temple Jatl McCrea Ravemary Au Tale Taleet

First synthetic vitamin G powder shown by Hoffman La Roche

Scientists at Hoffman La Roche Nutley N J showcased the first synthetic vitamin G or B-2 a four gram yellow powder insured for ten thousand dollars derived from thirty quarters of whey. The preparation reportedly has power about a million and a half times greater than natural vitamin G. Dr Ruby Kathryn reports links between cataracts and eye diseases and dietary factors including cigars milk or related substances causing allergy or sensitivity in some people.

Hoffman la Roche Laboratories Nutley N. J Ruby Kathryn

Shriner Pageant Reviewed by FDR in Washington

In Washington on June 13 a 20 000 strong Shriners pageant closed their 1935 convention with a four hour parade down Pennsylvania Avenue reviewed by President Roosevelt. Leonard P. Stewart of Washington became Imperial Potentate for the coming year as the group planned a Seattle next July carnival. The procession featured ten acts, colorful costumes, and lines delivered by actors as the nobles completed their business and announced next year’s leadership.

Washington Leonard P. Stewart Imperial Hey Order Seattle Mystic Shrine Pennsylvania Avenue Roosevelt Femared

Kidnap Gang Head Sought in Montana Case

The Waleys arrested in Salt Lake City were brought to Tacoma and held incommunicado after pleading guilty to Lindbergh law and mail fraud conspiracy charges. They were kept in Olympia County Jail pending transfer. The gang is accused of hiding a kidnapping suspect and offering a hire within 24 hours to police.

Waleys Salt Lake City tJall Olympia Tacoma

Methodist Minister Licensed to Preach at District Conference

The Rev. Ralph Hedricks of Aderamon was licensed to preach by the Methodist Episcopal church at the district conference that closed yesterday. About 80 delegates attended as the conference opened Tuesday in Wilmington.

Ralph Hedricks Alderaon Methodist Episcopal Church Wedingatey

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