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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1939

Page

7

Nutrition Factor In Heart Disease

Dr. Victor G. Heiser and fellow scientists told the American Association for the Advancement of Science that scientific nutrition can reduce heart disease and other incurable illnesses. Heiser said a regulated food system lowers costs and could boost national health, citing animal experiments and observations in India Malaysia the Philippines and the United States. Heiser and Sir Robert McCarrison suggest some races naturally eat correct diets while others consume disease promoting fare. Following established nutritional principles, a modern individual could live longer stay stronger and avoid many diseases.

New York Victor G. Heiser American Association For the Advancement of Science Heiser Rockefeller Foundation India Malay States Philippines U. S Sir Robert McCarrison

Sale of Liquor Beer Restricted in Kentucky

The Kentucky court of appeals ruled that liquor and beer may not be retailed within 200 feet of a protesting church school or hospital even if entrances are on different streets. The decision, by Commissioner Osso W. Stanley, upheld a Franklin Circuit Court order cancelling a retail beer license issued to Joe Dougherty and Mark Mefford for an establishment on the Georgetown Frankfort pike in Scott County.

Frankfort Court of Appeals Osso W. Stanley Franklin W. B. Ardery Joe Dougherty Mark Mefford Georgetown-Frankfort Pike Scott County

Aide of Al Capone Sued by Uncle Sam

In Chicago on June 20, the U S government pursued tax claims against former Capone ally Jacob Guzik for 1924 to 1928 totaling 781,749 in income and distilled spirits taxes penalties and interest via a lien filed in U S district court. It also seeks 170,380 from Hyman Levin and 152,183 from Joe Fusco, with Levin once Capones Loop district beer distributor and Fusco head of the syndicate breweries.

Chicago INS Jacob Jack” Guzik al Capone Uncle Sam Guzik U. S. District Court Carter H. Harrison Internal Revenue Hyman “Loudmouth Levin Joe Fusco Capone Loop

Billy Sunday's Grandson Divorced by His Wife

Dorothy Sunday was awarded a divorce from George M. Sunday Jr., grandson of evangelist Billy Sunday, in Los Angeles. She testified that on Christmas Day he told her to go home to her mother.

Los Angeles Dorothy Sunday George M. Sunday Billy Sunday

Reading Railroad Sues Motorist Over Damages

Reading Pa June 20 The Reading Railroad sued motorist Nathan Fink for 935 dollars claiming a collision last year damaged a locomotive and three coaches. The railroad said Fink failed to keep his car under control and did not heed the whistle.

Reading Railroad Today Nathan Fink Reading Company Fink

Mountain Mission church Sunday class hosts varied guests

Mr and Mrs Jake Siders entertained the Volunteers Sunday school class at home with a large group including Ari Finney and son Otis Clifford Jiiden Azel Ranson Wesley Meeks Noah Levine and many others. Group No 6 of the First Baptist service class met Friday at Mark Frenchs home.

Jake Siders Mountain Mission Church Ari Finney Otis Clifford Jiiden Azel Ranson Wesley Meeks Noah Levine O. D. Cavender Constance Beverly Mesdames Susie Parsons William. W. M. Bowles Glenn May Thelma Harris Maud O. O. Painter Dana Kate Garnes Flora Siders Reva Balch Lucretia Garrett Fay Hill Opal Casto Loma Siders J. R. Mundy Howard Long Harry Roberts Herman Hill Tracy Stone N. J. Boggess Olivier Withrow Paul Siders First Baptist Church Mark French

Ann Judson guild meeting at Miss Thompson's home

The Ann Judson guild of First Baptist will meet Wednesday afternoon at Miss Naomi Thompson's home with Miss Willeene Stillman in charge of the program. Several local residents traveled to New York for the World's Fair, and others visited relatives in Athens and Cleveland.

Ann Judson Guild The First Baptist Church Naomi Thompson Willeene Stillman Fannie Walker Mabel Brammer Opal Brammer New York City W. L. Kemper Athens Cleveland Kemper Nora Copen Big Chimney E. R. Staney Clara Belle Jividen Red House Dolores Jividen Evelyn Dilbeck Fort Branch Ind R. B. Kessel Tyler Mountain Kenneth Russell Roy Glen Ora Price Tressie Price Gaynelle Casto Jack Roberts Kettle Roane County San Francisco

Eating of Tacks Held Voluntary

Beverly Massachusetts June 20 Voluntary act described by police as William Ryan 17 eating razor blades electric light bulbs and carpet tacks at a Boston carnival no prosecution of carnival promoters to be pursued Ryan treated for stomach pain in hospital he claimed he was forced by carnival attaches and threatened with violence to swallow the items after high school graduation in his first job attempt

Beverly Mass William Ryan Boston Ryan

Rev and Mrs Amey Celebrate Golden Anniversary

Rev and Mrs J T Amey marked their golden wedding anniversary at their home near Mollie in Clay County. Retired Baptist minister and farmer Rev Amey hosted a long list of visitors including relatives from Belle MarMet Charleston and Louisiana, among others, in a day of calls and well wishes.

J. T. Amey Mollie Clay County Amey Oliver Thomas Frank Cramer Orlando Kiser Gerald Thomas Charleston Nemmie Alston Louisiana Aubrey Amey Aubrey Ray Marmet Jesse West Nemmie Alma Gandee Arlene Gandee Ellen Triplett Barney White Everette Moore Geneva Moore T. F. Amey Nemmie Amey Edward and Sterling Amey

Mallons Corrected From New Arrivals List in Gazette

Former Washington D C residents Mr and Mrs John Mallon were wrongly named as new arrivals in Charleston in Monday's Gazette. They now reside at 1570 Kanawha Street, Charleston, after moving here some time ago.

John Mallon Charleston Washington, D. C Mallons Kanawha Street

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