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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1936

Page

5

Camparall Scout Camp to Rally at Four-H Grounds

Hundreds of Boy Scouts assemble at the Four-H fairgrounds near Dunbar June 26 to 28 for the Charleston area council’s third annual camparall. The event blends a self run encampment with a rally featuring signaling rope work and other displays. Patrols from Charleston and nearby towns register. director Graham expects 50 patrols. The program includes self cooking, pioneer projects, a two daily swimming period, and an evening campfire. A public rodeo is set for June 27 and Recognition Day closes with medals plaques and certificates.

Dunbar Charleston Area Council Stout Charleston South Charleston St. Albans Lewisburg Kanawha Graham Arall T. H. McGovran Boy Scout Council Evan Harris Harris Nathan Goldstein Capitol District Maurice Mendel William Keeley Glen Spash

Wheeling Steel seeks Supreme Court rehearing on tax case

Wheeling Steel corporation asked the Supreme Court for a rehearing of its protest against West Virginia taxation on a 3 million dollar bank deposits and receivable accounts. The court previously upheld the tax, ruling the company had a commercial domicile in West Virginia. The petition argued the tangible property should be taxed only where plants are located or products shipped, and suggested moving offices to avoid future taxation.

Washington Supreme Court Wheeling Steel Corporation West Virginia Delaware Wheeling

Naval Academy Second Year Star Jones Tops Class Studies

Midshipman Frank Cox Jones son of Captain Claud A. Jones and Mrs Jones of New London Connecticut completed his second year at the United States Naval Academy where he led his class in scholastic work. He is grandson of Mrs Frank Cox of South Hills and Mrs Lillian H Jones of Ruffner avenue and is well known in Charleston after visiting relatives there on several occasions.

Frank Cox Jones Claud A. Jones Jones New London

New Library Books Cover Pacifism Methodism and Sweden

Kahawa county public library received a week’s new volumes on topics from pacifism and Constitutional History of American Episcopal Methodism to Sweden the Middle Way and Elizabethan Women. Others include Medical economics plants orchestration French literature and Tomorrow Will Be Different.

Sweden Kahawha County Norman Thomas John J. Tigert Cgifts Marquis W. Childs Ange Kraup-Nielsen Gamaliel Bradford A. C. Christie A. H. Carhart Marjorie N. Sulzer Nicolas Ri Heaughton Milton H. Stansbury R. T. H. Halsey Elizabeth Tower

Triplets Born Near Welch

Mr and Mrs Dave Lee Townsend residents of Capels welcome three baby girls weighing about two and a half pounds each Dr J A Bower attended the birth and reported all three as healthy despite their premature size

National Young Democrats lauds Charleston club record

The National Young Democrat notes the Charleston Young Democratic club's notable record including sponsoring a welcome dinner for James A. Farley postmaster general. It highlights other affairs by the group and features a photo of leaders Herman Bennett president B L Snyfer WV national committeeman William Skees Kanawha county coordinator with Farley and state chairman Robert G. Melly.

National Young Democrat Charleston

Goodyear Double Eagle Airwheel and LifeGuard Tube Promise Safety

The Goodyear Double Eagle Airwheel and LifeGuard Tube are promoted as ultra safe tires. After extensive testing at Bonneville Salt Flats at speeds up to 96 mph, the products are claimed to deliver longer, safer mileage with superior comfort and endur ance. The ad notes higher cost but emphasizes safety over price and frames these as life saving.

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