Jobless Payment Case Adjourned To June 28
Examiner Henry Simms postponed a general hearing on miners jobless pay claims to June 28 after state police described disturbances at Charmco Smokeless Coal and arrests of 59 men on assault charges. Troopers testified about threats to owners and beatings, with miners saying they fear returning to work.
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Henry Simms
Simms
United Mine Workers
E. D. Bazzie
Lewisburg
W. W. Hearn
Charmco
Rupert
Hearn
S. E. Tribett
L. E. Haught
Weston
Jane Lew
Sergt. C. S. Wilson
Welch
Wilson
U. S. Steel Corporation
Gary
Calling All Dogs by Albert Payson Terhune
A Fort Wayne man wills his Boston terrier to be buried with him and embalmed. The dog and owner were interred together at Lindenwood Cemetery, a tale echoed from Lord Byron and Boatswain.
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Albert Payson
Terhune
Herman S. Borhek
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Borhek
Lindenwood
Lord Byron
Newfoundland
Boatswain
Byron
Westminster Abbey
the Gazette
Owens-Illinois Fails to Get Union Member List
Owens-Illinois Glass Co failed to obtain a list of glass workers union members at a labor relations board hearing in Fairmont. Examiner W R Ringer ruled the subpoena not material to current issues. The firm may renew the request. hearing may adjourn to Monday with possible Saturday sessions if testimony extends. The company faces unfair labor practices charges.
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Fairmont
Owens-Illinois Glass Company
Labor Relations Board
Glass Workers Union
Examiner
W. R. Ringer
Ciio Federation of Glass Workers
Owens-Illinois Company
Rabbi Cooper Named Zionist Conference Vice President
Rabbi Samuel Cooper of B'nai Jacob synagogue is elected vice president of the Zionist Conference covering West Virginia Virginia Kentucky Indiana and part of Ohio. Martin Braunstein and Maurice Lipian of Charleston join the executive committee. Local delegates include Rabbi Cooper and H Schacher Cedar Grove for the national Zionist convention June 25 29 in New York City with alternates Zandel Hark Ben Preiser and Braunstein.
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Samuel Cooper
B’nai Jacob Synagogue
Zionist Conference
West Virginia
Virginia
Kentucky
Indiana
Ohio
Martin Braunstein
Maurice Lipian
Charleston
Rabbi Cooper and
H. Schacher
Cedar Grove
New York City
Zandel Hark
Ben Preiser
Braunstein
Model Air Motors Demonstrated by Club Leader
President Frank Wy. Draper of the Charleston Exchange Model Airplane Club demonstrated small model gas motors at a meeting last night at the Y.M.C.A. Plans were made for the rubber powered model contest next month.
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Frank Wy’. Draper
Charleston Exchange Model Airplane Club
Y.M.C.A
Turkey Expenditures Reach 3 Million on Aerospace Purchases
Turkey spent 3,160,336 dollars last year on American aeronautic products, reflecting a sizable defense and technology trade outlay. The figure highlights bilateral aerospace ties with the United States and an ongoing market for aviation components and systems.
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Turkey
Business Club Delegates To Be Entertained Today
About 75 members of the American Business club from the south and southwest will be guests of the Charleston chapter at a breakfast this morning at the Kanawha Country club. Dr William C Stewart president of the Charleston club J Ross Hunter Jr and Robert W Lawson will accompany the delegates to Washington for the three day convention which begins Monday. South Africa's 1939 corn crop will fill 35 000 000 bags.
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American Business Club
South
Southwest
Charleston
Kanawha Country Club
William C. Stewart
Charleston Club
J. Ross Hunter, Jr
Robert W. Lawson
Washington
Parking Meters Held Not Best Remedy
Huntington business leaders urged the council to defer a proposed ordinance authorizing parking meters. They argued the traffic problem can be remedied by stricter enforcement of existing laws or revising current regulations.
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Huntington
Business Men’s Association Today
Greta Garbo Builds First Hollywood Home
Hollywood reports actress Greta Garbo is constructing her own residence in the Palos Verdes hills about 25 miles from the city after 13 years in and out of Hollywood. She previously leased several secluded homes near studios with high fences.
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Hollywood
Greta Garbo
Palos Verdes Hills
England Faces Threat of Rabbit Plague Across Regions
Parts of England face a spreading rabbit plague as officials monitor outbreaks in rural areas. Wildlife agencies urge farmers to report unusual rabbit deaths and implement biosecurity measures to limit spread.
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England
U S Savings From Smaller Bills Ten Years On
Washington June 16 Treasury officials estimate that ten years after reducing the size of paper money by one third the United States has saved about $18 000 in costs due to the curtailment.
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Washington
Treasury
Townsend to Speak at Hobby Hour Meeting
Atty Hillis Townsend will discuss Stars and Their Stories at Kanawha County Public Library during the third weekly Hobby Hour at 2 p m today.
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Atty
Hillis Townsend
Hobby Hour
Kanawha County
Charleston Businesses and Landmarks Listed in 19 Capitol Street Era
A compact listing of Charleston based firms and sites including funeral homes Elk Funeral Home and Ruffner Hotel, gas and utilities United Fuel Gas Company and Kanawha Gasoline, and commercial entities such as Peoples Bank Building, J. E. Ratliff Inc, General Tire Distributors, Charleston Cut Flower Co, and Fleetwing Gasoline, with references to West Virginia Water Service and Original Drawing by Gustave Dore.
Huntington Chamber Opposes U S Coal Mine Inspection
The Huntington chamber of commerce directors adopted a resolution opposing the proposed federal coal mine inspection service now pending in the Senate. A second resolution urged abolition of the one cent a ton coal tax for the bituminous coal commission. Rhodesia plans a 1940 colonial jubilee celebration.
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Huntington
Federal
Coal Mine Inspection Service
Huntington Chamber of Commerce
Senate
Descent of the Holy Spirit at Pentecost
The apostles gathered in one place as a heavenly sound and tongues of fire rested on each. They were filled with the Holy Spirit and spoke in diverse tongues as the Spirit enabled them.
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Holy Ghost
Into the Highways The church outreach challenge today
The article argues the Church’s greatest limit is its failure to reach nonchurchgoers. It urges monthly or more frequent personal outreach by every member to spark spiritual life, national righteousness, and renewed community impact.
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Rabbi Cooper
Business Club
South Africa
U. S
Townsend
M. W
Capitol St
Fathers
Ashley Bread Co
M. S. Aldrich
Charleston National Bank Bldg
Roy B. Rollins & Co
Peoples Bank Bldg
United Fuel Gas Company
West Virginia Water Service
Gustave Dore
Herbert S. Kyle
Union Building
United Carbon Company
Charleston Cut Flower Co
Capitol Street
Elk Funeral Home
J. E. Ratliff, Inc
General Tire Distributors
Hotel
Ruffner
Kanawha Gasoline Co
Fleetwing Gasoline and Products
Save Supply Company
Hill
Hale Street
R. C. Andrews
Clarence W. Meadows
J. M. Slack Sheriff
Huntington Chamber
U. S. Inspection
Rhodesia
Drs. Collins & Collins
After Paint & Glass Co
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