State Education Board to Meet In Three Day Session
The state board of education opens a three day session in the capital at ten o clock this morning. W W Trent state superintendent will preside as question of a successor to Dr Shawkey lingers to Friday afternoon or Saturday morning. Presidents of all state schools of higher education met in the capitol yesterday and recommendations were submitted to continue federal relief aid for students. The conference notes about 12 percent of state college students received aid last year with further recommendations for increasing college support.
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State Board of Education
W. W. Trent
P. Shawkey
Marshall College
J. Frank Merah
Concord State Teachers College
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
Hese
State schools push PWA works relief projects in training drive
Training requirements for teachers and pending applications for construction and improvement of state school facilities move forward as PWA style works relief projects. The program targets upgrades at state schools with anticipated funding and job creation through planned projects and educational support.
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PWA
Aldrich Speaks at Greyhound Safety Banquet in Cincinnati
M. S. Aldrich returned from Cincinnati where he spoke at the here at banquet held at the Hotel Arma in celebration of the Mirat prize in the Greyhound safety contest. First place went to employees of the Greyhound lines. C. E. Graves, vice president and general manager of Capitol Greyhound, is a well known figure in Charleston.
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M.S. Aldrich Har
Cincinnati
Hotel Arma
Tal Greyhound Lines
C. E. Graves
Capitol Greyhound
Charleston
West Virginia 4-H Delegates Attend National Camp
Four West Virginia 4-H club members joined more than 180 delegates from 40 states at the ninth national Four-H camp in Washington. WV participants included Virginia Pinnel of Jackson County Beatrice Howard of Pocahontas Jack Tyree of Cabell and Harald Smith of Hampshire.
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West Virginia
Washington
Virginia Pinnel
Jackson County
Beatrice Howard
Pocahontas
Jack Tyree
Cabell
Harald
Smith
Hampshire
Would You Pay 25 Cents To End Constipation
Readers are offered Indo-Vin and Indo-Lacs as a 25 cent double treatment for constipation. The ad claims an 80 90 percent success rate, promotes it as a non cure all cleanser, and urges readers to clip a coupon or mail 25 cents to Indo-Vin Laboratories in Cincinnati Ohio for shipment postpaid.
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Indo-Vin Laboratories
Cincinnati
Ohio
Indo-Vin and Indo-Lacs: a digestive cleanse promise
Ad claims Indo-Vin taken after meals aids digestion and purges toxins without causing sickness while Indo-Lacs taken at night removes old bile. The double treatment supposedly cleanses bowels gradually, relieves headaches and stomach upset, and rejuvenates the liver for a feeling of renewed youth.
Indictment in Idaho Kidnapping Case Targets Waleys and Mahan
William Mahan Harmon Waley and Waley’s 12 year old wife Margaret were indicted by a federal grand jury for the May 24 kidnapping of Little George Weyerhaeuser. The trio face two counts each including conspiracy extortion and the kidnapping under the Lindbergh law. Arraignment set for tomorrow. trial likely this month.
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Tacoma
Wash
William Mahan
Harmon M. Waley
Waley
Margaret
Nttle George Weyerhaeuser
Waters
Salt Lake City
Mahan
Uttle George
Idaho
Waley's
Cushman
Waleys
Wiliam Dalnaird
Butte
Mont
Second Joan of Arc To Be Feted in The Land of Her Birth
Paris reports Beauvais prepares a medieval fair on June 30 and July 1 to honor the second Joan of Arc, Joan Hachette, famed axe expert who saved Beauvais from Burgundian capture. King Louis XI once absolved her and her companions from taxes, linking the festival to centuries of Beauvais customs.
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Joan of Arc
Paris
France
Joan
Christopher Columbus
Beauvais
Joan Hachette
Joan Hatchet
Beauvaix
Joan II
Louis XI
Eee
French Adds New Word PARIS Ite Pancakes Enter Language
The word pancakes named Pannequeta enters spoken usage through a menu at the Union Interalliee the Allied soldiers club. The French Academy members were among those who adopted the term with no objections.
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Paris
Union Interalliee
French Academy
Union Interalllee
Beecome
Couzens Backs Homestead Plan With 550000 Gift
Sen James Couzens of Michigan endorses the subsistence homestead plan by contributing 550000 to establish a workingmen project in Oakland county near Pontiac. The 81 000 acre tract will house about 150 families and sit amid Detroit Lansing and Flint with the government already pledging 300000. Couzens may add up to a million more as the project develops.
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Detroit
James Couzens
Michigan
Industrica
Sen. Couzens
Ciuzens
Harry L. Hopkins
Couzens
Oakland County
Lake District
Pontiac
Automobile
Lansing
Flint
Sen. Courens
Wild Life on Loose in and Around Boston
A pair of runaway horses caused chaos in Boston with a shopkeeper tumbling over a counter and a woman hospitalized for hysteria. A steer escaped from a Brighton abattoir, was pursued and shot as it endangered traffic. In Weston a 300 pound boat broke free and blocked the Boston Post Road for over an hour. Rescuers freed two horses fallen through a barn floor after a collapse and had to cut through timber to reach them.
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Boston
City Hospital
Solomon Myer
Stela Hirsh
Dorchester
Brighton Abattois
Weston
Boston Post Road
Palies
Fremen
Trial Opens in Runascil Buss ter V Texas Oil Co Case
The circuit court yesterday opened the damages suit by Runascll Buss ter against the Texas Oil company arising from a collision between an automobile and a truck at South Charleston on June 20, 1934. Trial expected to go to the jury this afternoon.
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Runascll Buss Ter
Texas Oil Company
South Charleston
Increxee Reports Coal Production Rise in Northern District
The week ending June 1 saw West Virginia coal production reach 1,475,000 tons, up 180,000 tons from the prior week, per the United States Bureau of Mines. The report notes a 258,000 ton increase since May 18 and a 36,009 ton rise over the week ending June 2 1934.
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Virginia
Nouthern
United States Bureau of Mines
Visiting Brother Vies Navy Man on Short Leave
Visiting sister Mrs. C. C. at Riverside Drive South Charles Town remarks that Forbes, a first class machinist’s mate in the U S Navy on furlough, formerly served on the presidents yacht U S S Sequoia. He has been in the navy 13 years.
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V. S. Forbes
U.S. Navy
C. C
St Riverside Drive
South Charleson
Forbes
Annapolis
Slightly Improved, Dale Thomas Jr. Nine Injured In Car Crash
Dale Thomas Jr. nine was listed as slightly improved yesterday at St. Francia hospital after an automobile accident Sunday. Nurses and staff reported stable condition with signs of progress.
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Dale Thomas, Jr
St. Francia Hospital
Violence halts at Monarch textile mill as governor acts
In Union South Carolina a labor clash at the Monarch textile mill ends with two men dead A. L. Stutts foreman and W. B. Franklin magistrate constable and a crowd of 1000 at the plant Gov Olin D Johnston arrives from Columbia to urge peace. A mill worker Clyde Petty is wounded and a juvenile is struck by a stray bullet. Police detain George Royster and John Stutts as the riot pauses with operations suspended.
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S. C
Monarch
Gov. Olin D. Johnston
Columbia
A. L. Stutts
W. B. Franklin
Clyde Petty
Buffalo
Here
James Tucker
George Royster
John Stutts
Royster
Franklin
Stutts
Stutta
Wallace Fowler
Hoon
Rayster
Triplet Calves Arrive At Guthrie Farm
Mr and Mrs L S Haynes of Guthrie announce the arrival of triplet calves at their farm. The mother cow is Guernsey but Ayrshire stock and the sire is a Guernsey. The note mentions United Textile Workers and a union dispute as management sought non union workers.
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L. S. Haynes’ Farm
Law Brief Written By Abraham Lincoln Found
Stamp dealer J. B. Stacks in New York discovers a Lincoln law brief while buying stamps. Such documents turn up sporadically and bring rewards from a few to several hundred dollars. The latest find concerns a case where Lincoln and Herndon represented the firm.
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Abraham Lincoln
New York
J. B. Stacks
Finn of
Lincoln and Herndon
Lincoln court document on trespass suit preserved in Illinois
The file notes a lawsuit for trespass between Edwards and Miller in an Illinois circuit court. The well preserved document, bearing Lincoln's signature, may be shown to a national museum by its current owner.
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Edwards
Miller
State of Illinois
Lincoln
National Museum
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