Cool Weather Ends Sweltering Heat Wave Across Regions
A brace of cold air moves from Canada into the United States ending a dangerous heat wave that sent temperatures above 100 in many locales. North Dakota Minnesota and Wisconsin report cooling breezes while Illinois Wisconsin and Iowa track relief as beaches pools and outdoor activity rebound.
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Eurdico
Hudson Bay
Canada
Weather Bureau
United States
North Dakota
Minnesota
Towa
Upper
Great Lakes
Terizi
Rocky Mountains
Estern
Radio Highlights Schedule Across Networks
The broadcast plan lists the American Derby from Chicago on WJZ NBC at 5 p.m. and WABC CBS at 4 45 p.m. with Clem McCarthy and Pat Flannagan as announcers. Ford and Gerard Swope headline talks from Detroit and Cassining respectively, plus a San Francisco music clubs broadcast and other programs on WEAF NBC WIZ NBC and WABC CBS.
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IIEW
Vos
Ford
Detroit
lAe Museum of Industrial Arts
WEAF
NBC
Gerard Swope
Hig
Cashning
N.Y
Otto Kruger
WEAP
Valentine Williams
WJZ
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Sir Hamilton Party
National Radio Forum
Arthur M. Hyde
Hark Simmons
Show Boat
Jane Eyre
WABC
CBS
Nitro News Highlights Local Social and Health News
Mrs. MacDuffie Clark hosted a bridge party at Thirty-seventh airset Wadnesday night for her sister Miss Nancy Ewing of North Carols. Attendees included Marvel Dean and others. Nitro visitors Mr and Mrs M L Bughanil arrived from Conrad Mo for a visit. Birth announcements report a daughter for Mr and Mrs F A Stillman and a son for Mr and Mrs Hugh Dreper both on June 13. Mrs Keesler is improving after a major operation in Charleston hospital. Everett Scholz attended the Lone Club convention in Huntington as a Nitro club delegate. Mrs Gertrude Carr of Nitro underwent an operation at Mountain State Hospital. A group including A Bender and K L Digginbotham attended the Cumberland Charleston baseball game. Misses Sybil and Hazel Estep of Blairsville are visiting Mrs Homer Putney. Mrs P W Witty, confined by illness, is improving at home.
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MacDuffie Clark
Bridge
Nancy Ewing
Marvel Dean
Katherine Vivian
Frances Chamberlain
Fannie Wiseman
Helen Walker
Fannie Carter
Wil- Mara Vivian
Gordon Markham
Ember ‘Walker
Ted Bryant
Diehel Tomp ‘Kins
Sybil
Hazel Estep
Blair Dre
Homer Putney
Nineteenth Street
P. W. Witty
Ned
Calhoun roads discussed with state road commission
A Calhoun county delegation led by George Hays met yesterday with the state road commission to review various state road projects in the county. Also appears an advertisement noting bids for school supplies and furniture by the Charleston Independent School District with details to be secured from the secretary in Charleston West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calhoun County
George Hays
State Road Commission
Ana Eg Sgetare
Board of Education
Charleston Independent School District
A. Babcoce
Jefferson J
Charleston
W. Va
Simmons Wins Gasoline Robbery Verdict and Other Court Actions
A circuit court jury awarded Mrs Esile Simmons of Dunbar 3200 for gasoline robbery in a trial linked to the Interurban station incident near Virginia street on November 14 1930. The Charleston Interurban Railroad Co was among defendants. Eisel Fruit and Produce Co was dismissed. Other verdicts include 1116.12 for J St Purchase vs Yost Construction for rent on a steam elevator in Jackson County and 1497.80 for Payette Wholesale Grocery Co against R J Moss in a breach of authority matter. A commission appointed Ira W Belcher as special receiver in the J H Vickers estate case. A perpetual injunction restricted creditors, and divorce decrees were filed in several cases. A Pure Oil robbery at a West Side station led to the arrest of BR Legg and the capture attempt of the second suspect. Legg was arrested on Smith Street. G W Boardman faced charges for destroying fruit trees. F J Tierney reported a stolen watch.
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Esile Simmons
Dunbar
David R. Isaacs
Charleston
Interurban
Virginia
Charleston Iterurban Railroad Company
A. P Hudson
Eisel Fruit and Produce Company
J. St. Purchase
Yost
Jackson County
Common Pleas
Payette Wholesale Grocery Company
Montgomery
R. J. Moss
United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company
Charles H. Bush
Coxs Marton Motor Company
Ira W. Belcher
Ennawha Banking and Trust Company
J. H. Vickers
J. H. Vickers Company
United Fuel Gas Company Aginst W. A. Smith
Smith
Marshall W. Crane
Mary P. Crane
John M. Kelly
Aclling Kelly
Louise Ort
Col Hston Ort
Bessie Showalter
Hampton Showalter
Samuel Vie
Florence Via
BR. M. Lege
Dan M. Smith
John Wooster
West Side
Legg
BR. F. Lanham
Smith Street
G. W. Boardman
F. J.tierney
Dixie Street
Real Estate Transfers Deeds Reported in County Clerk's Office
Deeds recorded to Joy Tallerico and wife by William T. Lively trustee to Charleston Bullet Ing and Loan association for lot 45 by 100 feet at Sixth avenue and F street South Charleston for 400 dollars. L Flournoy special commissioner to B A Wise and company for undivided one wall interest on Grant Street for 82 000 dollars. M Gilchrist truster to A W Hatter and Hilda Hatter for No 115 Relig View for 350 dollars. Charleston Building and Loan association to W A Fonter for lot No 18 block O Glen Elk addition for 1 750 dollars. W D G Jones and wife to John M Jones and Anne B Jones for tract on Jordan branch tributary of Poem river for 810 dollars.
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Joy Tallerico
William T. Lively
Charleston Bullet Ing and Loan Association
Sixth Avenue
F Street
South Charleston
L. Flournoy
B. A. Wise and Company
Grant Street
M. ©. Gilchrist
A. W Hatter
Jarrell
Willard
Bessie FE
Glen Elk Company
Mary M. Hardy
Kanawnan National Tank
Davis
Alexander South Hills
Daniel Robinson
Daisy the Davis
Robinson
Andersonton Street
Rev. Ronald &South Charleston Improvement Com
Cleland
Lucy
Patton
Eliza
Beth J. Ruffner
Riverview
Belle
Community Chest
Kate Haptonstall
Staley
G. Meader
W. A. Tully
Washington S.rect
Tlan
Funds Sought For Davis Child Shelter in Charleston
A local drive raises 1427.50 toward a 2000 goal to support the Davis Child Shelter at 1118 Washington street. The campaign, conducted by Rev. Cleland and the South Charleston Improvement company, appeals to private donations as the shelter, housing 88 orphans, operates without treasury aid. Volunteers visit homes and accept contributions for ongoing needs.
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Br Fetter
Washington Street
Clelend J
Burdette Declines Police Sergeancy
Charles Burdette recently appointed as desk sergeant on the Charleston police force will not accept the position. Mayor R. B. Devan reported yesterday that Burdette declines the role effective July 1.
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Charles Burdette
Charleston
R. B. Devan
Span Connected At Point Pleasant Bridge
The 600 foot span of the Point Pleasant Henderson bridge over the Kanawha river was connected Thursday. State road commission officials said the bridge should be finished by the latter part of August.
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Point Pleasant-Henderson
Kanawha River
State Prioa Commission
Rights of Way Appointment Sought for Highway Land
Kanawha county court on Wednesday applied to the circuit court for the appointment of a condemnation commission. The panel will set valuations on parcels of land in Fordranch Washington district needed for rights of way for the Charleston Hamlin highway link.
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Kanawha
Circuit Court
Fordranch
Washington
Charleston-Hamlin
Court Routine WHE Probated The Will of Ella S Johnson
The will of Ella S Johnson was admitted to probate yesterday before the county court. She left one third of the estate to J K Johnson and the income of the balance to K and W T Johnson and Maxine Milla. J K Johnson qualified as executor with bond 88000 and R Taylor Morris as surety. Suits entered in crealt court on the chatenry side: Grace W Morton v Vernon H Morton, Elizabeth J Woodram v Clarence C Woodrum, and P J Sadara v Any Sadara, returnable to July Rules.
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Ella S. Johnson
J. K. Johnson
W.T. Johnson
Maxine Milla
R Taylor Morris S¢ Surety
Crealt Court
Chatenry
Grace W. Morton
Vernon H. Morton
Elizabeth J. Woodram
Clarence C. Woodrum
P. J. Sadara
Sadara
B C Headache Remedy Promises Fast Relief
Two North Carolina druggists created a multi-ingredient preparation named B C to relieve any headache or neuralgic pains in three minutes. Marketed as safe for women at special times, it claims rapid nerve quieting with no after effects and is sold for 10 or 25 cents at drug stores and soda fountains.
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North Carolina
Ady
Bright Spots In The Nation's Business Report Summary
A mid month review highlights rising prices across steel and crude oil, with American Rolling, Standard Oil of California and others lifting prices. Westinghouse Electric, General Electric, Republic Steel, and Youngstown Sheet and Tube report expanded output and orders. Railways, including Norfolk and Western and Third Avenue Railway, seek large steel rail and equipment purchases. May cigarette and shoe production show gains. Chicago area plants add workers as shops reopen and factory output trends up 9.8 percent from 1030 week.
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Irving Trust
Fonnastraniit Callroad
Westinghouse
General Electric
Republican Steel Corporation
Youngstown
Pilmw
American Rolling
Chicago
White Mowwr Company
Third Avene Raiway System
New York
Norfolk and Western Railway
Minala Cenrat
Chicago and Alton
Star Hasta
Koppers Executives Hold Conference Here
Koppers Woat company executives met at the Kanawha hotel in Charleston for a regional conference with about 40 Verigas operation superintendents and officials. J. P. Wilams and P. C. Thomas attended as president and vice president. Discussions covered costs accounting and equipment maintenance with safety measures in mines slated for today.
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Koppers Woat
Kanawha Hotel
J. P. Wilams
P. C. Thomas
Huntingtoh
Charleston
Health official concludes Webster county child health conferences
Dr R H Paden of the state health department returned from Webster county where he conducted three child health conferences. He examined 67 pre school children of Webster Springs 5B at Burgoo and 40 at Camden on Ganev.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Paden
State Health Department
Webster County
Webster Springs
Burgoo
Camden-on- Ganev
Insurance Agents Convention Attends Huntington Visit
Capt Wo White deputy state insurance commissioner visited Huntington yesterday for the West Virginia Association of Insurance Agents convention.
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Capt
Wo. White
State Auditor's Office
Huntington
West Virginia
Aassociation of Insurance Agents
Boy Run Down By Automobile Hits Youngster in City Intersection
Six year old Prea Mullens, son of Mr and Mrs Mullens of Eric Street, sustained head and body lacerations after being struck by a car at Bigley Avenue and Pine Street last night. Clarence Zobel of Grant, a treat, was arrested for reckless driving. The boy was taken to State Hospital with injuries reported as not serious.
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Prea Mullens
Robert Mullens
Eric Street
Bigley Avenue
Pine ‘Street
Clarence Zobel
Grant
Staate Hospital
Railroad approves trains to run between Laredo and Three Forks
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company was authorized by the public service commission yesterday to discontinue four trains on the C and O routes but to continue trains No. 50 and No. 51 running between Laredo and Three Forks.
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Chesapeake and Onla Railroad CoMpany
Pthce Service Commission
Laredo
Three Forks
Meinhardi to Visit Charleston for Rupture Shield Demonstration
E J Meinhardi a renowned Chicago expert on the Malnhardt Rupture Shield will be at the Daniel Boone Hotel Charleston W V on Wednesday June 24 from 10 AM to 6 PM. Men fitted in the last ten years are invited for inspection others may call to investigate. No charge for the demonstration this visit is for men only.
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E. J. Meinhardi
Chicago
Daniel Boone Hotel
Charleston
W. Va
Meinhard I
Meinhard
Meinhardi
N. Crawford
Ady
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