Nazi Press Agent Arrives at New York Harbor
Dr. Ernst F. Banverseng, aide to Chancellor Hitler, lands from the liner Europa in New York on his way to Harvard class reunion amid anti Nazi protests. Police guard the arrival as Hanfstaengl dismisses danger and comments on the weather and Europe. He meets two former classmates aboard and speaks of a constructive future for Europe.
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NEW_YORK
Ernst F
Banferseng
Hitler
Germany
New York
Europa
Harvard University
Cambridge
Mass
Apriies
Boston
Hanfetaeng
Plier
Hudson
Hanfstaengl
New York Harbor
Venice
Europe
Parry
E. Sohter Welch
Francis Roche
Paris
The
Guaranty Trust
Rural Club Awards Spark Spring Roundup in West Virginia
Miss Mabel Marxs announced spring roundup awards for 4H and rural clubs. Prizes in first year sewing went to Betty Lee Hall and others from Elkview Ward and Diamond. second year sewing honors to Velma Stevens and Cedar Grove members. third year sewing led by Helen Spauling and Margaret Moran. Cedar Grove claimed complete costumes with Joanna Moore and teammates.
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Ruby Buckley
Opal Harbour
Geneva Martin
Ward
Millicent Keeney
Leewood
Lucille Carruthers
Beulah Nuckols
Maxine Legg
Gloria Green
Isabella Paola
Junior Dixon
Elview
Samuel Moore
Cedar Grove
Russell Jacobs
Daniel Walker
Mallory
Acel Norvel
Lattes
Ingeburg
Rensford
Junior Payne
Acme
Gentors
Clifford
Cart
Theodore Edens
Frances Shaver
Belle
George Dinsmore
R. L. Massey
Mile Fork Farm
Mabel Marxs
Betty Lee Hall
Macil Day
Elkview
Freda Casto
Margaret Rogers
St. Albans
Audin’ Buing
Diamoind
Genevieva Kirk
Green Valley
Betty Jefferies
Diamond
Marine Elswick
Hig Chim—tes
Mabel Pauley
Dry Branch
Betty Jean Ate
Mammoth
Mary Guy
Fiek
Scully
Velma Stevens
Mery General
Featy
Arlene Ies Lary
Arlene
Higginbotham
Dorothy Thomas
Cedar Grays
Beulsh Brown
Eileen Shambkin
Fhotiss
Lucilie Brown
Ekeforest
Rita, Kingrey
Freda Ward
Anita Rawson
Whyinis Rollins
Cheiyan
Helen Spauling
Lilly Jones
Handley
Margaret Moran
Dawes
Evelyn Stephenson
Anna Cash
Pratt
Helen Sexton
Joanna Moore
Evelyn Kennan
Kathleen Price
Opal Brown
That Mammoth
Phillips ‘Owens
South Charleston Church School Set to Open Next Morning
South Charleston First Baptist Church announces its community school opening at 9 AM for a four week term with sessions 9 to 11 45 each weekday except Saturdays and holidays. Principal Mrs W P Adams leads beginners and staff include Mrs Roy Woqten Miss Katherine Harrison and others across primary junior and handicraft divisions.
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South Charleston
Madeline Drake
W. Gwinn
L. W. Shaw
Knight
O. A. Cartmin
C. M. Davis
Louise Schultz
Verale George
Frank Carter
J. K. Coyner
H. Lloyd Parkinson
Margaret Weat
Margaret Drake
Mieg Margaret Carter
James Creighton
William Parkinson
Oscar Lura
Donald Molichan
Hevert Hunt
Glenn Paul
L.G. Brown
Lillian Henson
Reba Bright
Pageant Honors 150th Anniversary of Methodism in Charleston
The First Methodist Episcopal Church South of Charleston joins national Methodists to stage a Pageant of Methodism on June 24 celebrating the church’s 150 years in America. Acts cover Methodism’s Atlantic founding, Charleston and Kanawha county struggles, church buildings, and a 1920 dedication with bishops and leaders portrayed in period dress.
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First Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Charleston
America
Atlantic Seaboard
New York
New Orleans
Kanawha County
James Truslow
Zell
Hale and
Quartier
Virginia Street
Capitol
Virginia
Collins Denny
George Washington
Thomas Cook
England
Francis Asbury
20 Year Old Girl Held For Slaying
Clarion Pa June 15 A 20 year old girl Leona Menser is in jail on a murder charge for killing John Kelly 45 The killing centers on a romance with a matrimonial agency. Miss Menser confessed to District Attorney Davis and Sheriff Elder. Police said the shooting followed an argument after she returned from Goshecton Ohio with intent to marry him. Neighbors heard a shot and Kelly was found dead with a bullet wound to the neck. Kelly allegedly refused her request to return to Obie and possess her belongings, and she fired a revolver from a nearby hat rack.
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Clarion
Leona Menser
Jell
John Kelly
Miss Menser
M. H. Davis
G. H. Elder
Kelly
Goshecton
Ohio
Obie
Greeces
Man Who Burned Tot Awaits Bail
Homer Sanders, 45, of Sharon, Pa, is jailed on involuntary manslaughter charges after admitting he burned Leah Minerva Dilley in a brush heap. He hopes his friends post a 1600 dollar bail. The missing child’s body was found among the ashes after Sanders said he found her dead while fumigating a house. He told police he feared facing them.
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Sharon
Homer Sanders
Leah Minerva Dilley
Sanders
Leah Minerva
Leah
Memorial Services for Dilley Family Held at Home
Friends and relatives of Mr and Mrs George Dilley and their eight children gathered at the home for memorial services led by Rev W B Davis pastor of the Methodist Episcopal church Sanders was taken to Mercer jail until bond is posted.
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George Dilley
W. B. Davis
Sanders
Mercer
McDowell Democrats Celebrate NRA Anniversary
A McDowell county group of African American Roosevelt era supporters gathered for an NRA anniversary event. Attendees included A B Tasty proprietor of Birch Grove amusement park and deputy chair of the county committee, J A Shelton custodian of the World War Memorial Building in Kimball, Henry Richards a Browne's Creek district constable, and Lanon Robinson principal of Anawalt junior high school. They conferred with J J E Wells state supervisor of Negro affairs.
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McDowell County
Roosevelt
NRA
A. B. Tasty
Birch Grove
McDowell Democratic
J. A Shelton
Kimball
Henry Richards
Browne’s Creek
Lanon Robinson
Anawalt
J. J. EK. Wells
Revival Closes Tonight at Onion Mission Tabernacle
The Rev Hall b Calhoun, D D of Nashville concludes a two week revival at the Onion Mission tabernacle under the Charleston Booster club. He will preach at 3 30 this afternoon and at eight this evening with subjects The New Commandment and The Famous Christ. He plans to return to Nashville tomorrow.
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Hall B. Calhoun
D. D
Nashville
Onion Mission Tabernacle
Charleston
Kentucky Delays Three Percent Sales Tax Implementation
Governor Fatston ordered a two week delay in starting Kentucky's new three percent sales tax to July 1 to allow officials to prepare enforcement regulations. First tax returns due August 15, with the tax in effect until June 30, 1956. The governor suggested merchants may omit the tax on small sales. Wallace Embry, secretary of the Kentucky Retail Merchants Association, commented on the bill.
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Frankfort
Kentucky
Raby Fatstoon
Wallace Embry
Kentucky Retail Merchants’ Associa
Local official pledges ongoing work after election win
A local official proclaims that taxpayers will wait at the polls next election as the team vows continued efforts. The statement signals ongoing policy push and unfinished agenda following the victory.
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Tion
Libby Holman Faces Life Threats Before Comeback
The former Broadway star Libby Holman received extortion letters demanding several thousand dollars to avoid harm to her life. R George Harvey of the Justice Department confirmed the threats as she prepared for a stage appearance at Hedgetow Theater in Rose Valley near Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Libby Holman
R. George Harvey
Division of Investigation
Department of Justice
Bates
Miss Holman
Hedgetow Theater
Beautiful
Rose Valley
Von's stomach trouble remedy brochure request
An advertisement describes remedies for stomach ulcers and gastric hyperacidity including gastritis and liver infections. It promotes a booklet titled The Problem of the Sufferer and directs readers to write to the Cleveland Von Company at 1614 Arcade, Cleveland, Ohio.
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Cannes
Von
Trea
Cleveland von Company
Dd Arcade
Cleveland
Unclear Theater Event Sparks Fearful Audience Action
Federal agents patrolled the grounds around a Jasper Deeter venture as a lumber eyed singer took the stage while a large White Way following reserved seats. A separate Austria unemployment report shows the rate near ten percent lower than the prior year.
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Jasper Deeter
Impressario
Seenny Call
Austria
Rumater Rumated as Quick Remedy in Potent Cure Claim
An advertisement touts Rumater as a fast acting anti acid medicine that also tones kidneys and relieves sluggishness and joint pain. It promises a general refreshment and offers a money back guarantee if unsatisfied after use, urging readers to buy at Potterfield's and other drug stores.
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Tex
Potterfield’s
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