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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1935

Page

2

Chemist Speaks on European Economy at Luncheon Club

Dr Jl W Grote assistant chief chemist United Carbon Charleston spoke at the Daniel Boone hotel luncheon about European conditions after returning from an fifteenth trip abroad. He noted business in Germany on a normal plane despite no foreign exchange due to money conditions.

Europe Jl. W. Grote United Carbon Company Charleston Daniel Boone Hotel Grote Ldth Germany

Chemist notes Europe mood and trade hurdles

The chemist remarks on trade balances tied to transfers of goods, praising Germany’s well maintained farms and infrastructure while calling Austria and Hungary pitiful. He cites France as still in a downbeat phase and praises U S steamers Washington and Manhattan for travel between Europe and the United States.

Germany Austria Vienna Maly France

Lilly to Be Taken to Atlanta Prison Today

George Washington Lilly aged 58 of Putnam county is to be transported to the Atlanta penitentiary today by U S deputy marshal John Hatfman to serve a two year sentence after pleading guilty to possession of moonshine before Judge George W McClintic. He was held in the county jail awaiting transfer in federal court Tuesday.

George Washington Lilly Putnam County Atlanta John Hatfman U. 5 Marshall Lilly George W. McClintic

Truck Fire on Pennsylvania Avenue Involving Teauhted

A motor truck owned by William Richworth Teauhted caught fire yesterday due to a short circuit on Pennsylvania Avenue. City firemen extinguished the blaze with no damage reported.

William Richworth

The Evil Genii and the Silent Killer Carbon Monoxide

An article likens ancient evil genii to the modern danger of carbon monoxide from car exhaust. It warns drivers to keep garage doors open while warming engines, noting CO is tasteless odorless and deadly. About 600 deaths annually in recent years, five times higher than a decade ago.

Trial of Mine Accident Damage Suit Is Started

The suit by Human France against Inter Ocean Casualty Co seeks 1300 from monthly policy payments for total disability after a June 1932 mine accident. France claims 35 payments. the defense argues he was injured in another incident and not on that date. In two weeks, 500 per gore were killed in earthquakes in raw.

Pole Ley Human France Merc Eer County Inter- Ocean Casualty Company France

Final Recitals by Mason School Tonight and Tomorrow

The Mason School of Music, Inc. presents the eighth recital of its twenty-ninth year tonight at 8 15 at the studio on Quacker Street. Tomorrow afternoon features the annual party for patrons and friends with a program including Harry Gray and many others, followed by a second recital.

The Mason School of Mausie, Inc Quacker Street Harry Gray Glenna Fortney June Wills Marian Moore Frances Orth William Peck Dorothy Spencer Winifred Walker Caroline Mason Marjorie Dawson Jack Bartlett John Edwin James Peyton Wanda Rabingon Harrison Smith

Plaintiff awarded $90 by circuit court jury

Helen E. Gaylor sued Equitable Life Assurance for $90 claiming disability clause under her policy. Jury returned verdict for the plaintiff yesterday and the award of $90 was approved by the court.

Plainiff Clrcuit Helen E. Gaylor Equitable Life Assurance Company

Missing Whittaker Girls Found

Phyllis Cook aged 14 and Leona Dempsey aged 13 from Whittaker were reported missing earlier in the week and were found yesterday. Police say they had run away from home and were returned to their families.

Phyllis Cook Leona Dempsey Whittaker, Street Edwight

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