Catholics Honor Father Fuller at Sacred Heart Church
At Sacred Heart church in Charleston and vicinity Catholics paid tribute to Rev. Marcellus Fuller on his first solemn high mass at 10 30 am He was ordained June 12 in Washington His mass was assisted by Fr Cecil Nally Deacon Fr Friican Subdeacon and Fr Ferdinand Hartung Master of Ceremonies The sermon by Rev Cratz Pittburgh provincial Capuchins praised priestly vocation and contrasted Christ’s truth with paganism Today priests are seen as successors of the apostles guiding the faithful through challenges to civilization and faith.
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Marcellus Puller
Pelyst
Sacred Heart Church
Father Fuller
Wereme Fulle
Lionel K ‘Ashington
Washington
Ferdinand Hartung
and Cratz
Pittsburgh
Betty Jean Gleason
William Torméy
Fricets
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Intr Cratz
Greece
Rome
Ireland
England
Germany
Perier
Serpele
Rejoice at Home and Question the City’s Temptations
A speaker laments urban lure and unemployment while urging contentment at home. He contrasts rich wages elsewhere with local stagnation, urges improved farming and religious life, and praises seeking value in one’s own community over distant opportunity. He cites examples from Massachusetts and Calvin Coolidge’s rise to illustrate civic steadiness.
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Federal Employment Bureau
San Diego
Middle West
Texas
Kansas
Nebraska
Iowa
Dakars
Washington
Charleston
Massachusetts
Boston
Reiy
United States
Boston Police
Calvin Coolidge
Poppy Cutwork Design by Laura Wheeler Pattern
Simple cutwork motif appeals to embroidery fans with a clear background contrast. It uses no bars except in leaves for decoration and includes transfer patterns of four large motifs two corners and four formers with two yards of banding. Instructions cover dome cutwork materials and stitch directions from The Chaneston Gazette Needlecraft Dept. New York.
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Chaneston Gazette
Neediecraft
New York
N.Y
Journey Back Home Earns Then Sages Insight
The speaker urges gratitude for present blessings and warns against chasing wealth. He recounts a man who sold his Ala farm to seek fortune and returned aged and impoverished, urging listeners to act for the common good and move with progress. He emphasizes faith, righteousness, and the abundance found in simple life.
NRA Conference Agrees on Permanent Business Board Next
Business leaders endorse creating a permanent advisory board to NRA replacing the rotating panel. They favor continuing emergency programs into mid-1935 to gain experience before permanent laws are written and seek broader representation from top industrialists. The meeting ponders after NRA what replaces it.
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NEA
Mead
NRA
Cardui Ad Claims Rest and Strength for Women
A Somerset Kentucky woman reports improved sleep and relief from backache after taking Cardui. The ad cites thousands of testimonials claiming reduced menstrual pain and renewed strength, advising medical consultation if no benefit and noting sale at druggists.
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G. W. Akin
Somerset
Cardus
Xicrans
Supreme Court may hear state income tax challenge
Attorneys for John Laing of Charleston say the state income tax law appeal will proceed to the U S Supreme Court after the state high court upheld the act. A petition for rehearing may be filed before appealing to the nation's top tribunal.
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U. S. Supreme Court
United States Supreme Court
John Laing
Charleston
State Supreme Court
Laing
Fred L. Fox
Man Killed by Father in Jail Admission
Corneil Woods 28, of Charleston, was shot and killed early yesterday in Wilson Hollow. William Woods 58, the father, admitted firing the shot after an argument and said he did not realize he had hit his son until hearing his voice. An inquest is planned for today. Survived by two brothers Edward and Delbert and four sisters. The body taken to Harden funeral home.
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Corneil Woods
Charleston
Wilson Hollow
William Woods
W. F. Work
Kanawha County
Work Saig
Agld Woods
Srentes
Work
Young Woods
Edward
Delbert Woods
Julia Davis
Maretta Miller
Clara
Elizabeth Woods
Longshoremen Vote on Strike Settlement Across Coast
San Francisco June 17 Ten thousand longshoremen from the International Longshoremen's Association in San Francisco Los Angeles Seattle and Portland gather to vote on a strike settlement plan signed with employers and city officials If two thirds reject the plan a wave of disruption could follow and Teamsters plan to return to work tomorrow regardless of the outcome Leaders of other unions urge pacification while offering no settlements yet
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San Francisco
International Longshoremen's Association
Los Angeles
Seattle
Portland
Rosaiders
Michael J. Casey
International Braeden
Teamsters’ Union
Teamsters
Teamtime
Good Judgment urged for 1934 stock car drivers
The article notes that the 1934 stock cars feel like four wheels and a motor with a nearly silent engine. It says power to weight ratio is higher than ever and drivers lack experience with such acceleration and speed, so buyers must exercise good judgment in operating them.
Radio Highlights Schedule From New York Broadcasters
New York June 1 radio guide lists Hugh Johnson NRA chief addressing Chicago grocers broadcasts on WJZ NBC at 11 a.m. and Clarence Darrow address at 11 a.m. Also Amelita Galli-Curci singing on WEAF NBC and Morgan East Many tocart orchestra at 9 p.m. Advertising Federation events on WABC CBS and WEAF NBC with Kaltenro editor at 3 p.m. Night program on WIE NEC. Melody Moments closes with Josef Pasternack orchestra after 246 broadcasts. Salvation Army concert series begins Monday on WABC CES 2 p.m. Dumas tale for WSZ NBC at 2 p.m. Helen Menken ends run in WABC CES big show at 5 p.m. Summer schedule changes follow.
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New York
Hugh 8. Johnson
NRA
National Association of Retail Grocers
Chicago
Wjz-Nbc
Clarence Darrow
National Recovery Review Board
Amelita Galli-Curci
Operatic
Soprang
Weafnbc
Morgan L. East
Tohcart Orchestra
Advertising Federation of America
H. V. Kaltenro
WABC
CBS
Weafwdiz
NBC
Josef Pasternack
Salvation Army
Alexander Dumas
Wsz-Nbc
Helen Menken
Radio Schedule Fragment Promises Classic Orchestras and Bands
An OCR fragment lists radio times and bands including Roger Wolfe Kahn orchestra on WABC CBS 3:30, Wayne King, Gene Kardos, Palmer Clark, Army band, Bosso Cozzi, and Don Bestor. It hints at a varied classic music lineup with multiple networks and stations.
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Roger Wolfe Kahn
Wabc-Cbs
Uncle Bob's Circus
Hosa Fonselle
Wayne King's
Pala ‘Wailer
Gene Kardos
WZ Nbc
Palmer Clark
Army
Bosso Cozzi
Michigan Monster Proves a Baby Seal
Chicago reporters chased a water monster tale after sightings near the Eighty-sixth street lighthouse. Investigators concluded the creature was a baby seal, released or escaped, and still frolicked in the lake while sparking public fascination.
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Michigan
Firt
Slath Street
Quintuplets Gain Weight In Third Week
Dionne quintuplets show continued weight gain at three weeks old. Dr A R Dafoe reports their condition good while Mrs Dionne rests. gains range from one to two ounces with each child listed by name and weight.
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Corbell, Gat
A. R. Dafoe
Dionne Iaettil
Six HOLC Appraisers Named by Manager
Walter W. Ross state manager announced the appointment of six preliminary appraisers for the Home Owners Loan Corporation. Named in districts include N. Thompson, Charles Roach, C. E. Bnod es in Huntington. H. Ballard of Princeton in Bluefield. Lyle V. Horner of Clarksbury and W. E. Lawler of Fairmont in Wheeling.
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Home Own~etc’ Loan Corporation
Varinm
Walter W. Ross
State Manorr
N. Thompson
Charles Roach
C. E. Bnodes
Huntington
H. Ballard
Princeton
Blusfield
Lyle V. Horner
Clarksburg
W. E. Lawler
Faatcoat
Wheeling
Power plan report urges caution on Rainy Lake regulation
The International Joint Commission advised against regulating Rainy and Namakan lakes on the Minnesota Ontario border for power. It suggested considering other Rainy river waters west of Lake Superior for potential use without harming recreation. The 3 year hearings involved strong activist groups, with figures like F W Backus and the Minnesota Ontario Paper Co. noted.
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Washington
International Joint Commission
United States
Snd
Canada
Rainy
Namakan Lakes
Minnesota-Ontario
Rainy River
Lake Superior
E. Smith
Memorial
Quetico Forest Reserve
Superior National Forest
Minnesota
Ontario
F. W. Backus
Chain of Lakes
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