Trials Set For July 4 In Gasoline Tax Case
Judge S Collett Littlepage set July 9 as trial dates for eight of nine defendants charged with cashing fake state gasoline tax refunds. Hursie M White of Madison failed to appear and an arrest warrant was issued. Named defendants include C. Horn former state budget director D E Horn and W E Horn of Boone county R A Shinn of Ripley J C Little former head of the gasoline tax division D B E Shroyer of Beckley Paul P Snyder of Buckhannon and T White of Boone county. Six defendants were previously indicted and true bills were returned Saturday against Snyder H M White and W E Horn.
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S. Collett Littlepage
Hursie M. White
Madison
C. Horn
D. E. Horn
W. E. Horn
Boone County
R. A. Shinn
Ripley
J.C. Little
Men Sent to Fort Thomas for Army Examinations
Five men who applied for enlistment at the city recruiting office were sent by Sergeant Lloyd Williams to Fort Thomas Kentucky for final examinations. The applicants are Norward Hunter from Villa Route Charleston William E Riddle of Charleston Charles William Allen of Kanawha Street T Miller of London and Theodore John Foldy of Claremont.
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United States Army
Lloyd Williams
Fort Thom
Norward Hunter
Villa Route
Charleston
William E. Riddle
Charles William Allen
Kanawha Street
T. Miller
London
Theotore John Foldy
Claremont
Lions Founder Urges Service Clubs as Pillars of Society
Miclvin Jones of Chicago founder of Lions International told West Virginia Lions at the Daniel Boone hotel that service clubs are essential institutions rivaling banks. The banquet opened a fourteenth district convention with about 250 delegates, as Edwin R. Kingsley urged Lions to unite to curb war crime poverty and other social ills while stressing the Golden Rule.
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Miclvin Jones
Chicago
Lions International
West Virginia Lions
Daniel Boone Hotel
Jones
John A. Lloyd
Columbus
Edwin R. Kingsley
Parkersburg
Ottom
Kingsley
Benjamin Moore
Moore
Melvin Jones
C. G. Pereguy
Beckley
Pereguy
Elks, Club
H. G. Kump
Lions Club
Lions Clubs
Selcome
Charleston
State Capitol
Kanawha Jeurity
Two Held in Jail in Default of Bond on Liquor Theft
Two men Ralph R. Ryan and James R. Bur aa of North Charleston were jailed in default of bond on charges of removing and concealing 43 gallons of unpaid liquor. They were arraigned before A. V. Firewater and turned over to federal agents after being apprehended by state police. A separate indictment filed last Saturday charged automobile theft.
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Ralph R. Ryan
James R. Buraa
North
Charleston
A. V. Firewater
Inv Gators
Toney
Hallanan Heads to GOP Subcommittee Meeting in Chicago
Walter S. Hallanan, Republican committeeman, travels to Chicago with subcommittee members to confer with Governor Alf Landon and Col. Frank Knox on the fall campaign plans in Topeka. An 1800-year-old marble statue of Hracia, Goddess of Health, sold in London for 2092.50.
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Walter S. Hallanan
Chicago
Topeka
Kan
Alf M. Landon
Col
Frank Knox
Hracia
London
Restaurant Operators Seek Dogs Ban in Charleston
M. Young read to council last night that restaurant operators report ongoing trouble with patrons bringing dogs into dining rooms and feeding them portions of meals. Operators request an ordinance with penalties for those who permit the practice. matter referred to health and sanitation committee.
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Charleston
Council
M. Young
Toto Guidice Trial Set For July 8
The former secretary of the Italian consular agency in Charleston faces forgery and embezzlement charges. A July 8 trial is scheduled. The state compensation department reports about $55,999 paid for Italians disabled in state industries. An audit of Guidice's accounts was ordered after complaints about money.
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Toto Guidice
U S Civil Service Commission Announces Tests
The United States Civil Service Commission announced fifteen competitive examinations yesterday. Positions include junior chemist and various junior agronomy and biology posts with salaries up to 3,200. Full details from Hal Gill, secretary, Board of Examiners, Federal Building.
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Npon
United States Civil Service Commission
Bits Research
Department of Agriculture
Hal Gill
Board of Examiners
Federal
Mrs Nicholas Improves After Burns On Brooks Street
Condition of Mrs. Ethel Nicholas of Brooks Street improves after she was burned about the face and neck in an accident. No further details provided.
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Ethel Nicholas
Brooks Street
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Federal Reserve System
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