Workmen Search For Buried Bodies
A chaotic report outlines men digging along Allee Wright seeking two bodies tied to a murder case. Cochran, a 25 year old from a state reformatory, recounts grisly killings and rape, leading to a charged, tense scene as deputies guard him at the dig site and the cemetery.
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Mammond
Bealid
Counran
Dted
Sid Cochya
State Reformatory
Alton
Lawrenceville
Iir
Kiel
Nim
Nighiten
Ana Burlid
Cochran
Carrol
Holley
Gimot
Sheritte
Platols
Repair Work Accelerates at Lib bey-Dwent-Pord Plant
Kanawha City plant rushes repair and reinstallation of glass tanks as operation nears. One extra tank lit recently with a second furnace expected to go online today. Up to 200 new workers may be hired to man additional units before July 15, with labor crews expanding to match reconstruction progress.
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Kanawha City
Isbor
Women Organize Revolver Association in Salt Lake City
A Salt Lake City group of women organized the Salt Lake Women's Revolver Association and held a turnout to test their shooting skills. Several participants had never used a revolver before, but all but one scored above 90, with Joyce Hunter achieving a perfect 100 on a 13 yard range. The article notes weekly practice sessions every Thursday afternoon. A Brazilian political party platform proposed compulsory marriage for all people before age 30.
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Salt Lake City
Salt Lake
Brazil
Union Services to Be Held by Local Churches This Summer
Protestant churches announce joint Sunday evening services in July and August. Participating congregations include Ast Episcopal, Trinity Temple, First Methodist, First Presbyterian, and Rufner Memorial Presbyterian. Services alternate among North Capitol grounds with preachers such as Reverend Robert Bagnell and Reverend Ernest Thompson. committee head T. C. McKinsey will organize arrangements for the North Capitol site.
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Ast Te Tpiscopal
Bia Tempie
Tan Ohpur
First Method Pal Churen
Rufiner Memorial
F. J. Brooke
South
Frank Donaldson
North Cypiter Grounds
Ruy
Juce W. Kemper
Aues
North Capitol Grounds
Ernest Thompson
DB Py
North Capitol
J. ©. Buckley
North Capit Grounds
B. P. Taylor
D. D
Clarence W. Kemper
T. C. McKinsey
Ti AS
C. A
Horthosapitel
Absentees May Vote In Repeal Election
Absentee voters may participate in the June 27 repeal election under general election rules. If abroad on election day, apply to the county circuit clerk for a ballot slot. a proxy may apply on the voter's behalf. The process requires the ballot and return to the circuit clerk four days before election day. Also noted is Siam adopting the metric system ten years ago and now effective.
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Hig County
Siam
Enrollment Continues At Kanawha College
Kanawha College enrollment persists with courses taught by Dr. R. F Parm in sociology, Drinkard in chemistry, and Th. McDaniel in tifan study. Students may extend enrollment for the coming week, plan an outing to Rook Lake, and a faculty meeting at Dr. L. S. McDaniel’s home.
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Drinkard
Th. McDaulet
Rook Lake
Neely Condemns Action of Nazis
Senator M M Neel of West Virginia introduces a Senate resolution condemning Nazi persecution of Jews in Germany. The measure denounces deprivation of citizenship and rights, calls for compassion, and urges restoration of full citizenship and civil liberties to German Jews.
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Neely
Sjnéral Ty Tae Gazette
Washington
Germany
Red States
M. M. Neel
West Virginia
America
United States Senate
United States
Owens-Illinois executives honor Kanawha City plant staff dinner
Department heads of Owens-Illinois hosted at the Ruffner hotel in Kanawha City with M. M. Eppstein as toastmaster. Short talks praised factory workers and management for timely start ups, while several Charleston and plant officials attended and commended their efforts.
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Owens- Illinois
Cntile
Kanawha City
Ruffner
J. Tresick
Owens-Illinois Plank
Btreetor
TMI
M. M. Eppstein
Charleston
Tassick
Plact
CG. H. Wiseman
P. G. Brown
A. L. White
J. P. Brown
A. M. Gray
W. Moore
U T Bay Geotee Flack
H. L. Plournoy
John KR. Cork
J.tassick
M. Gopstri
Shouse Foresees Prohibition Repeal Votes Nationwide
Dane Shouse, president of the Association Against the Prohibition Amendment, said in a statement that repeal elections could occur in 41 states this year. He predicted the total would reach 14 by next week with Iowa, New Hampshire, and Connecticut voting soon. He noted dates for Arizona, Idaho, Mississippi, Colorado, Oklahoma, and North Dakota as potential repeal states, signaling broad momentum toward repeal by year end.
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Washington
Dane
Ett Shouse
Association Against the Prohibition Amendment
Iowa
New Hampshire
Connec
Arizona
Idaho
MacHithrici
Missouri
Governor Park
Petitiion
Dakoty
Colorado
Governor Wall
Mississippi
Oblahoma
North Dakota
To Story Hair Cuuing a Bushy of the Daniel Boom Barker Shop
A local barber shop announces a promotion for women’s haircuts. The campaign promotes a new stylist at the Daniel Boom Barker Shop offering styling and grooming services to clients in the area.
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A. W. Bushy
Daniel Boom Barker
F D R sails for coast cruise amid crowding cheers
President Roosevelt began a two week vacation aboard the lease schooner Amira Jack II cruising along the Alley coast toward Boston setting out from Washington after a shower interrupted day. He spoke in Quincy and recalled Navy shipyard visits during World War I as hopes for recovery and a truce program advance.
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Roosevelt
Benim
Quinay
Oto
Bere
Quincy
Washington
James
George Briggs
John Corter
Bobson
Stephen T. Harty
Affte
Remarkable Ancient Diamond Mine and South African Trade
A long-winded account details a vast prehistoric diamond mine near Rimperlernes, its open workings, and the enormous 7 ton core. It notes South Africa's diamond industry, a 1924 parliamentary budget debate, and praise for Senator Boyden's memory and parliamentary poise during interpellations.
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Chpyright
Features Syndicate
Rimperlernes
Dian Hands
Phn Averkit
Aly
Wien
South Africa
Davie O'Reilly
Aouth
Kim
Ruitt
Blumberg To Attend National Musicians Meet
R Blumberg travels to Chicago for the annual convention of the America Federation of Musicians. He will serve as a debater and attend sessions for one week with Chicago leaders. Key reports will discuss prosperity for professional musicians aided by beer regulation and rising public demand for classical concerts.
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Big
Chicago
Son
America Federation of Musicians
Blumberg
Brnmberg
Radio Highlights in New York Tonight and Tomorrow
The schedule lists Tund Stone on WIZ NBC at 4 PM Sunday for a one time appearance, Will Rogers program continuing next Sunday, Arethuse Brisbane in Tell Tales Heart on WABC CBS, Compinsky works on WABC CBS at 12 80, WEAR NEC three PM middays, Bert Lahr and others, Orchestral comes on WALC CBS at 2 PM, Symphonies and City concerts on WVZ NBC and more regional broadcasts including Guy Lombardo and Boston Vienna programs.
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New York
Tund Stone
Wiznbc
Big Friend
Will Rogers
Arethue Brisbane
Guld
Wabc-Cbs
Wear-Nec
Senate
Middiers
Bert Lahr
Tbe Lodiz
Howe
Coma
Walc-Cbs
Radio City
Gather's
Here's Chapel
Boston
Lopes Arches
Wool market activity shows firmer prices in week
The Associated Press report from Boston notes wool demand remained active last week with price firmness in several fibers. Wool trade broadened moderately as fleece and other categories strengthened, while certain grades showed limited advances amid steady buying interest.
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Associated Press
Boston
Dept. Agr
Curb Markets Endure Its Dullest Short Session
The curb market opened in New York with a dull short session as turnover reached 247,009 shares while prices rose slightly and many issues moved to fractional gains. Oil, mining, and industrials closed higher. grain and other sectors showed firming, with notable gains in American Electric and Gulf Oil among others. The Chicago and Pittsburgh reports mirrored varied activity with limited demand, mixed prices, and marginal shifts across poultry and dairy markets.
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New York
Hiean Electric
Hiwablé Oi
Swift International
Parker Hust Proof
Aluminum of America
Gulf Or
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