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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1939

Page

4

Britain Presses Hard for Soviet Defense Pact

Britain grants further concessions to the Soviet Union amid Tientsin crisis as Foreign Office to Strang seeks a robust triple entente. Instructions push for guarantees of military aid to Russia's neighbors, named or unnamed, to deter Fascist aggression.

London INS Tientsin Britain Moscow Europe William Strang Foreign Office U.S.S.R Baltic States Viscount Halifax Strang Russia

Slower Burn Rate Compared With 15 Peers

A fragment notes a burn rate 25 percent slower than the average of the remaining 15 items in the set. It hints at comparative performance but lacks full context, including the subject, units, or period, making precise interpretation limited. Further readable details would clarify who or what is being compared and under what conditions.

Which Camel cigarette offers all of them

Scientific tests on 16 top selling brands show Camels contain more tobacco by weight, burn slower by 25 percent than the average, and hold ash longer. The study claims Camels deliver the equivalent of five extra smokes per pack and emphasize Camel’s costlier tobaccos and cooler taste.

Seven of ten West Virginia farmers read daily papers

A National Fertilizer Association survey from Washington DC reports 68 percent of West Virginia farmers read a daily newspaper, up 11 percent since ten years ago. The state mirrors national results from the poll.

West Virginia National Fertilizer Association Washington, D. C

Miss Ivy Burnett Hosts Girls Circle Gathering

S Charleston news notes Miss Ivy Burnett hosted the girls circle of the First Presbyterian Church at her Sixth avenue home. Bible lesson on Christian Growth led by Mrs. C. E. Perkins and program Paying Projects in the Mountains by Mrs. John Henry Purse. Attendees included Nancy and Jane Bartnett, Marjorie Mc Fadden, Mary Browning, Betty Jane Zellers, Alice Allen, Marian Morris, Audrey Thomas and Mrs. Wilfred Arthur with plans for a forthcoming bridge party and lunch.

Ivy Burnett First Presbyterian Church Sixth Avenue C. E. Perkins John Henry Purse Nancy and Jane Bartnett Marjorie McFadden Mary Browning Betty Jane Zellers Alice Allen Marian Morris Audrey Thomas Wilfred Arthur

Intruder knocked unconscious after kitchen mishap

Camden New Jersey June 20 an intruder broke into Harry Pettit's home by a kitchen window. He climbed in and stepped on a table which up-ended sending him to the floor. He bumped his head on the sink and was knocked unconscious.

Camden N. J Harry Pettit

Tests of a happy home in Scranton course exam

In Scranton Keystone College a marriage course posed exams asking what measures a happy home. One student answered that a happy home is one where every family member wants to wash the dishes.

Scranton, Pa Scranton-Keystone College

Neighbors’ Fire Sparks Alarm at Boston Drill

John Vitt and his brother’s family living next door to a fire house fled for aid during a fire last night. Firemen were at a practice drill elsewhere in the city. Damage estimated at 1500 dollars.

Boston John Vitt

Four deaths linked to New Orleans street row

Within 13 months, Harry Schmidt died of a heart attack while chasing a burglar. William Torres Jr died in a building accident. Sam Thomasovich was electrocuted by an electric wire. Henry Fontaine was killed when his motorcycle struck a horse. All four residents live on the same New Orleans street.

New Orleans Harry Schmidt William Torres, Jr Sam Thomasovich Henry Fontaine Fontaine

Church and Mission Guilds Host Meetings in Marmet and Montgomery

Mrs Aubrey Amey hosted the Ruth Thurmond World Wide guild at Marmet Baptist church with a candle light service planned. Montgomery Methodist members gathered for luncheon at McKee's cafeteria with a large group of local and visiting guests from Charleston Los Angeles and Malden. Rev R H Daugherty and Miss Elea continued the program remarks.

Aubrey Amey Ruth Thurmond Marmet Montgomery Methodist Church McKee’s Mesdames C. M. Vickers H. A. Snyder Lottie Montgomery W. L. Montgomery M. O. West P. A. Martin Lester Randolph Joseph Rogers R. M. McClain H. S. Myerly Paul T. Mc Henry H. E. Snyder A. C. Bays E. E. Davis William Taylor Nora Ward A. G. Newby L. T. Kellam William Mulligan W. C. Absalom Nora Dyer Ruth Hawkins Jo Wendall Mamie Maeredith Lillian Montgomery Montgomery Mesdames R. B. Jenkins J. T. Morgan O. F. Williams H. K. Hogan Virginia Williams Charleston E. L. Garnette Los Angeles Hazel Bays Malden

Dunbar Man Rescues Girl From River

A 12 year old girl narrowly escaped drowning after falling from an oil company float into Kana wha river yesterday afternoon in Dunbar. Arch McCutcheon 20 who was working nearby performed the rescue and the fire department administered artificial respiration. The child was reported in satisfactory condition last night. Local church groups held meetings with several hostesses and attendees in Hall street Stuart street and at Mrs L Brufter’s home.

Flora May Ball Basil Ball Stop 3 North Charleston Kanawha River Arch McCutcheon Stop 5 Dunbar

Uncoupler of Freight Gets 6 Months in Jail

Cecil Young aged 30 of Dunbar was sentenced to six months in jail by Justice of the Peace Chase P Loury on testimony by Railroad Detective Oscar Williams. The charge stemmed from blocking a Dunbar crossing by uncoupling ten cars from a freight train.

Cecil Young Dunbar Justice of the Peace Chase P. Loury Oscar Williams Dunbar Crossing

Women End Kanawha Tour In County Farm Drive

The annual two day Know West Virginia and Yard Improvement Tour by the Kanawha county farm women’s bureau concludes today. About 20 women travel by automobile under direct supervision in the event described.

West Virginia Kanawha County Farm Women’s Bureau

Demonstration Tour for Miss Eleanor Bigelow Planned

Miss Eleanor Bigelow home demonstration agent will visit thirteen stops on a scheduled tour. The itinerary outlines locations and dates as part of a community outreach program.

Eleanor Bigelow

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