Political Crisis Looms in Germany in 1934
Berlin reports a power struggle as Chancellor Hitler meets President von Hindenburg after talks in East Prussia. Von Papen seeks a new path, resignations are refused, and Germany faces a divided nation with mounting press censorship and growing unrest.
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Hitler
von Hindenburg
East Prussia
von Papen
Sundar
Germany
Papen
von Pepen
Neudeck
Goebbels
Goebbles
London
Berlin
Marburg
Sia
Nazi Party
Universal Service One
Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Ad Campaign
An advertisement promotes Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound claiming it boosts health and happiness for tired women. The copy asserts 98 out of 100 women benefit and positions the product as restoring vigor after daily toil and social activities.
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Lydia
Koontz Announces Run for U S Senate
Koontz declares candidacy for the U S Senate saying he can serve the state with experience from past campaigns and broad knowledge of national and state affairs. He notes his 1920 gubernatorial nomination and a campaign with Franklin D Roosevelt and promises a fuller statement soon.
Mob Hangs and Shoots Negro in Kirbyville
A mob hanged and shot a Black man at Kirbyville. The crowd cut the body down within an hour and dragged it tied to a car rear through the county until after midnight. The mangled corpse was dumped near a Newton box factory commissary door. Griggs’s body was taken to Newton and the girl remained in custody in the fall ward awaiting disposition.
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Newton
Griggs
Aginster
Obituary notices for Wheelwright Holland Christopher Proctor
Funeral services for William H Wheelwright 60 formerly of Charleston who died in Washington are today at Union Monroe county with burial in Green Hill cemetery. Survived by widow two children and siblings. Also notices for Adaline Holland and Sammie Christopher and John Proctor with details of services and burials.
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William H. Wheelwright
William H Wheelwright
Charleston
Washington
Union
Monroe County
Green Hill
Thomas B. Underwood
Lynchburg
William Wheelwright, Jr
Charles M. Wheelwright
Ronceverte
Frederick Wheelwright
Roanoke
C. H. McNeer
Bluefield
Mollie Woodworth
Clinton
S. C
Mary Wheelwright
Wheelwright
Comptroller of the Currency
Adline Holland
Adaline Holland
Wilson Hollow
Riverview Baptist Church
Mr. Brown
Spring Hill Cemetery
Samson Holland
Sammie Christopher
Piedmont Road
Harden and Harden
I. A. Collins
John Proctor
Ward
Bo Hackney
S. V. Goodson
H. S. Sauiton
John
Manuel
Carl
Miller
Arthur Proctor
Earl G. Hissom
Ward Cemetery
Martinsburg Man Drowns in Own Pool
Martinsburg June 21 Wesley Adams 60 proprietor of a bathing beach park near Martinsburg drowned in his pool today physicians said he suffered a heart attack Coroner H G Tonkin said an inquest is unnecessary
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Martinsburg
Wesley Adams
Adams
H. G. Tonkin
Campatall Opened by Charleston Scouts at Coal River Camp
More than 300 boys attended the opening of Campatall at Camp Walhonde. W Graham of troop 21 St Albans is director during the encampment. C E Mudd of Charleston troop 14 is safety director with J A Poe of trap 32 South Charleston and W C Stearns of troop 46 Dunbar as program directors. Edwin Shepherd, camp director at Camp Walhonde, will direct the activities.
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Camp Walhonde
Boy Sagat Council
Charleston
W. Graham
St. Albans
C. E. Mudd
J. A. Poe
South Charleston
W. C. Stearns
Scout Camp Rally Opens With Pioneer Projects And Rodeo
Life guards and counselor staff including Melvin Mathes Lawrence Winter Gordon Fletcher Frank Barnes Alfred Cardman Edward Mills Ed ward Merrifield Benjamin Saint Harry Martin Alfred Johnson and Charles McCabe assist Dr Robert Stork the camp physician as the regular season starts July 14. The morning features pioneer scoutcraft projects and an afternoon rodeo led by Scoutmaster C E Mudd. Campfire songs and stories close the first day. Scouts work in patrols of eight and set up tents while meals are cooked and judged on preparation and palatability. The encampment ends Saturday morning after breakfast. The state department of agriculture notes a survey on purchasing power of North Carolina.
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Melvin Mathes
Lawrence Winter Gordon Fletcher
Frank Barnes
Alfred Cardman
Edward Mills
Edward Merrifield
Benjamin Saint Harry Martin
Alfred Johnson
Charles McCabe
Robert Stork
Pioneer
C. E. Mudd
Charleston
Stearns
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Kirbyville
Hiawat
Rockitch and Co
Hercules
Hovcilea
Summers ST
Charleston, W. VA
Gates
the Gates
Releareans
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Wert
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Coal River Camp
State Department of Agriculture
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COR
Summers
VA. Sts
du Pont
Arter Paint & Glass CO
Hale St
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Kinney
Gener Ay
United States
Allstate
Crusaders
Sears
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Sears, Roebuck and Co
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