FDR Lauded by Union Chief in Charleston Rally
Paul W. Fuller of Cincinnati lauded President Roosevelt as the leader of the masses while denouncing big business strikes. He announced the CIO would organize WPA workers nationwide next week and predicted a September upturn in business followed by a strong January. Fuller pledged a massive organizing drive to enforce federal laws and counter business interests. John L. Lewis’s visit to Speaker Bankhead’s office drew support from Fuller and Easton, who urged unity within labor ranks to push reform.
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Roosevelt
Paul W. Fuller
Cincinnati
Federation of Fiat Glass Workers of America
Big Business
CIO
WPA
Fuller
Thomas Jefferson Junior High
Charleston
Flat Glass Union
John B. Easton
West Virginia Industrial Unions Council
John L. Lewis
Bankhead
House of Representatives
Federation
House Rules Committee
Washington
Easton
Tabor
American Federation of Tabor
Ohio Relief Bills Heighten Tense Struggle Across Chambers
The Ohio house and senate approved relief bills with joint conferences to occur next week. A newsman quotes a 6 year widow describing extreme hardship, from only tea yesterday to $1.11 for groceries this month, having sold a carpet sweeper to buy food, and a December 1933 layoff as a cup maker.
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Ohio
House
Senate
Obituary notices for multiple local residents
Obituaries list numerous services and burials in Charleston area towns for Gil bert E. Pritt, Louis Shybloski, Riles I wewon mamick, W. A. Moore, Miss surace in Kath erine Caldwell, squre Smith, Ferdinan Wilson, Orrin C. Butler, Nina Jane Arthur, Mary Elizabeth Morris, Marion Felix, William Isaac Graber. Details include dates, funeral homes, burial sites, involved churches, and surviving relatives.
Roosevelts Attend Wedding Rehearsal at Nahant Harbor
John and Anne rehearse for their wedding as Mrs Roosevelt and White House family join a seaside party aboard a yacht. Plans reportedly include a Campobello to Quebec honeymoon route ending in Bermuda aboard a ship.
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Salem Harbor
Potomac
F. Haven Clark
John
Anne
White House
Suris James
Eliott
Franklin, Jr
Anna
John Boetliger
Hoosevelt
Menor Bers
James
Roosevelt
Boston
Johnny
Hyde Park
Campobello Island
New Bru Wick
Quebec Ci
Bermuda
McCall Locked in Death Row Cell Awaiting Execution
McCall is confined in a death row cell, a low flat building housing 14 other prisoners awaiting execution. Gov. Fred P. Cone will set the date for McCall’s execution in the coming week, after Superintendent Chapman fixes the day of the week.
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McCall
Fred P. Cone
Chapman
Salesman Back At Bluefield Home After Help Attempt
A Bluefield salesman returned home tonight after five men stopped to aid a stalled car. Miss Norris said the men fled when approached and her father was assaulted at Rock Hill. He drove back to Bluefield today as authorities at Rock Mill and Princeton, West Virginia were notified. Norris was well known in Charleston for years in Masonic affairs.
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Norris
Charleston
Police chief reassigns officers to traffic duties in Charleston
Patrolman Chester Williams, a founder of the police gun group, is recalled from Weey Charleston to downtown traffic. Police Chief W A Tully says the force is being reorganized under Lieut T M Dangerfield and a traffic-ordinance school will train officers when the new rule takes effect.
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Chester Williams
Charleston
Chiek W. A. Tully
T. M. Dangerfield
Held For Murder Arraigned In Charleston Hospital Death
Sherman Osborn, 24, died Thursday night in a Charleston hospital after being shot in a Boone county quarrel on June 9. Payton, 24, was arraigned yesterday at Madison by Corp. Frank Bennett of state police and held to the grand jury on a murder charge. The case stems from the Boone county shooting near Rock Lic. Maithison, about 8 miles from Charleston.
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Dim Payton
Madison
Corp
Frank Bennett
Charleston
Sherman Osborn
Boone County
Maithison
Dance Tonight at Capitol Street Moose Clubrooms
Moose lodge members and their ladies are to dance tonight in Capitol Street clubrooms under Dictator F. G. Meadoz a Tunticed with music by Charles Giles Moose orchestra. A report mentions bed purchases and a plan linked to Hitler’s aids to young married couples. A couple was imprisoned in Munich for selling beds.
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Moose Lodge
Capitol Street
Order
F. G. Meadoz
Charles Giles Moose Orchestra
Hitler
Munich
Germany
Mendeloffs Leave For Son's Graduation
Dr and Mrs M J Mendeloff and children Lillian and Morris Jr left for Princeton New Jersey yesterday Mr and Mrs Leonard Cochran to attend graduation exercises of their son Albert who is being born Donald D Edward graduated from Princeton University Cochran born June 6 at the hen sity magna cum laude Albert Mendeloff graduated from Charleston high school in 1993 and after a year in Princeton preparatory school entered Princeton University in 1933 He will enter Harvard medical school this fall
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M. J. Mendeloff
Lillian and
Morris, Jr
Princeton
N. J
Leonard Cochran
Af Ward
Albert
Donald D. Edward
Princeton Univers
Cochran
Hensity
Albert Mendelot
Charleston High School
Princeton Preparatory
Princeton University
Harvard Medical School
Burdette Announces Birth Of Son James Harold
Mr and Mrs Harold Burdette of Ble Chimney announce the birth of a son, James Harold. On June 17, Mrs Burdette is the former Miss Run Burns of Big Chimney.
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Harold Burdette
Ble Chimney
James Harold
GOP Leaders Charge Adjourment Plan Blames New Deal
Republican spokesmen attack adjournment efforts as a scheme to change the American government. They claim unemployment rose to 13 million and prices fell due to New Deal policies. They cite ten fought proposals, including tax reforms, budget balancing, and returning relief to the states, to end labor disruption.
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Witemw
Ube House
Senate
Abiz
Supreme Court
Republicaty
Wagner Labor Relations
Welt Depres
Hague Faces Contempt Charge At 11 Day Trial
Mayor Hague is charged with contempt as Wan Bue's special counsel John A Matthews of Newark prompts Judge Clark to strike all personalities from the record. The court admonishes counsel to stop name calling while Hague testifies that his war on Reds and radicals involved contacting police departments nationwide for information on the CIO and labor discord.
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Wan Bue
John A. Matthews
Newark
Clark
Hague
CIQ
Families Return After Mudslide Floods Near Philippi
Twenty six families in the West Union area near Weston were displaced as heavy rain flooded basements in Philippi. A Barbour county circuit court session in Philippi was delayed an hour. Chris Rosene Zinn’s car stalled as water from Shook's Run flooded the area. The Monongahela West Penn Public Service freight house and nearby track at Jackson's Milk were washed out.
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West Union
Weston
Barbour County
Philippi
Chris Rosene Zinn
Shook
Copeland Dies in Washington After Illness Ends Career
Senator Royal S. Copeland, exhausted by overwork, collapsed at the Shoreham hotel. Doctors ordered a long rest but bowel congestion and deteriorating condition led to a coma after 3 PM. A physician consultation followed as his health failed.
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Shoreham Hotel
Sen
Copeland
Joseph Rabin
Arkansas Senate Leader Di Dies After Stress and Overwork
Son Di of Arkansas, a leadership figure in the upper chamber, died suddenly last year from stress and overwork during a period of heat and humidity in Washington. Copeland urged Congress to quit for the summer and return in the fall if needed, and led in the fight against a measure seen as government reorganization.
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Son di
Arkansas
Copeland
Congress
Washington
Sen
Roosevalt
Muscular Pain Treated by Air Injection Report
Dr Gratz cites many cases where muscular pain resisted other treatments but eased with air injection. He notes air grease fuses muscles and nerves, creating risky adhesions. He warns this method should be used only on patients deemed incurable as it can cause rapid death or severe health harm.
Army Fliers Open Fete at Greenbrier
Officials said the coronation would be held tomorrow night as Army fliers opened the Greenbrier fete. About 800 attendees gathered for the event marking the remodeled courthouse grounds in Lewisburg with Dr. G.F. McClintic delivering the keynote. He predicted a prosperous future for Greenbrier County.
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Lewisburg
GF. McClintic
McClintic
Greenbrier County
Great horse gains from county flora and altitude
The article argues the bluet grass and high altitude of the county bolster thoroughbreds’ strength and stamina, labeling this the nation’s greatest race horse. It notes a game-control plan resulting in 1,519 elephants killed in Uganda last year.
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Uganda
BC Headache Remedy Promises Quick Relief
An old advert notes BC Formula as a fast acting prescription-like remedy for headaches neuralgia and nervousness. It claims to relieve a jittery feeling after a rough night and restore stride without opium or derivatives. Available in 10 and 25 cent sizes.
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Drs. Celliss & Collins
Teraby Capitol
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Mate
Phong
Monument Co
Virginia ‘Fe
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Tupper's Valley Baptist Church
Marviry Pritt
Hendrix Avenue
Thaxton Cemetery
Sissonville Road
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Page Bapti
Loop Creek Colliery Company
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M Mary Shybloski
Wiliam
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Anne Youravish
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Riles i Wewon x. Mamick
Oscar Milam
Dunbar
R. L. Kelbaugh
Hunt Cemetery
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W. A. Moore
Witcher’s Creek
Red Men's Lodge
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Miss Surace
Katherine Caldwell
Spring Hill
Seales Mortuary
Herman Patton
First Christian Church
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Virginia
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Alice Caldwell
Squire
Smith
Squre
Ferdinan Wilson
Denmar
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Orrin C. Butler
So C. Butler
Ohio Avenue
Charles H. Harrington
Sunset Memorial Park
Glendale Lodge No
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Bartlett Mortuary
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Ray Pauley
C. W. Eggleton
Jack McCormick
Walter Velie
S. T. McLellan
A. E. Harmon
H. L. Cavender
C. TL. Hill
Albert Bailey
W. M. Adkins
John High
C. W. King
Lettrell Robson
C. M. Mayes
W. W. Heus Jey
Johnson Swinborn
C. Robert Jarrett
Vina Jane Arthur
Nina Jane Arthur
George Arthur
Eskdale
Miami
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Bentree
M. Tomorow
Morton Cemetery
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Cavender
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Lizemore
S. C
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Rebecca Pritt
Bessie Hudson
Jody
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J. B. Walker
Beniree
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Marion Felix
Harewood
Kanawha Hocking Coal and Coke Company
B. C. Hooper Mortuary
William L Graber
William Isaac Greharto
van Dale Mortuary
Spencer
J.H. Smith
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Sergent Cemetery
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Newton
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Mass
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Sen. Royal S. Copeland
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Burlington
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Dent
N.Y
American Bowling Congress
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Greenbrier
Helen Morris Beauty Shop
Sixth St
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Gienwunt
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WESCO
Fountey Club
Casilla
tTock
Rew Presh
Country Club Tomato
Batmore
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