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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1935

Page

7

Karl K Kitchen Dies in New York

Karl K Kitchen aged 30, newspaper man, columnist and author, died yesterday in a New York hospital of pneumonia. Survived by widow Gladys Davin, daughter of D F Davis of Kanawha City. Born in Cleveland, educated there, Cornell graduate 1906, worked at Cleveland Plain Dealer, New York Evening World, New York Sun, then Motion pictures. Author of The Night Side of Europe and After Dark In the War Capitals. Funeral Monday at St Luke's Chapel New York City. George J Davis to attend.

Karl K. Kitchen New York Gladys Davin D.F. Davis Kanawha City Mr. Kitchen Cleveland Cornell University Cleveland Plain Dealer Old New York Evening World New York Sun California Kitchen Europe St. Luke's Chapel New York City George J. Davis

Business Is Charted For Jews by Experts

In Palestine, American Economic Committee for Palestine guides Jewish investors from abroad. Directed by Nehabish Lewin Epstein of New York at Tel Aviv, the group helps place foreign capital in local enterprises. Judge Julian W. Mack and others support the effort to stimulate Palestinian economic growth.

Jerusalem Russia United States Palestine America Holy Land American Economic Committee For Palestine Nehabish Lewin Epstein New Yorker Rothschild Boulevard Tel Aviv American Economic Committee Julian W. Mack Israel

New York Group Heads Palestine Investment Bureau

Brodie and Robert Sould of New York City lead a nonprofit bureau conducting comparative studies across commercial, business and industrial sectors. The group claims at least 75 percent of all investors in Palestine gain information from this bureau, asserting the era of irresponsible investment is over.

Brodie Robert Sould New York City Palestine

Roman City Found in Central Bosnia Amid Excavation

Uncovered by farmers in Central Bosnia, a vast Roman complex emerges with a colossal stone lion head, ornate doors, and carved columns. Archaeologists report a large natural amphitheater filled with Roman remains and plan careful study.

Nelgrade Itus Bosnia Manshin

Oldest Rhineland Castle Restored Near Munich

State archaeologists restore Burg Klingenmuenster the oldest castle in the Rhineland after 300 years of ruin. The ancient fortress, famed as an example of early architecture, is described as over 4,000 years old. Restoration aims to preserve its historical integrity.

Munich Rhineland Burg Klingenmuenster

Holt Is Confirmed Seat. 62 to 17 Vote Elevates Young Virginian

The Virginia legislator Holt, once a schoolboy dreamer who vowed to be a senator, wins Senate seating by a 62 to 17 margin after a lengthy dispute over his eligibility. Supporters cite his record on public utilities and campaign vigor. opponents question constitutional timing and credentials. Holt remains unmarried with sister Jane as official hostess.

Holt Comnaizn Jasve U. S Mott Henry D. Hatfield Huntington Te- Hed Senate Henris Clay Charleston University of Cincinnati Reusers West Virginia West Virginia University Salem College Weston West Kerala Jane Washington Austin Long Bulkley Ohio Senang D. Lat Leulajana Son Hastingd Del Hastings Congress

Ready Educational Leaflet on Poultry Raising

Washington Bureau offers an educational tract on poultry farming covering equipment, hatching, brooding, feeding, equipment, vaccination, killing, dressing, packing, marketing, and disease control. Include five cents or stamps to receive pamphlet. provide name address city state and reader note for The Charleston Gazette.

Washington Fred Charleston Gazette Thirteenth Street Washington, D. C

Young West Virginia Senator Holt Declines Roosevelt Rubber Stamp

The second youngest US senator Mush D Holt, 30, says he will not be a rubber stamp for Roosevelt. He vows independent thinking and plans to vote for the Guffey coal bill, while detailing his oath ceremony with Vice President Garner and family in attendance.

Garner Huey West Washington U.S Mush D. Holt Senate West Virginia Roosevelt Helt Henry Clay Kentucky Jane Aleevy Universal Service DAA Amendment Bankneil Farmer Laborite iThe Sen. Neely Holt Huey Long

Tea drinking record holder celebrates 48th birthday in Bengal

Calcutta report notes Newal Chandra Bhattachar of Jalpaiguri Bengal celebrated his 48th birthday as a famed tea drinker. Over 30 years he reportedly consumed more than 300,000 cups of tea, drinking 39 cups daily in multiple sittings from 6 to 10.

Calcutta Jalpaiguri Bengal Newal Chandra Bhattachar

Composers’ Home Restored at Humperdinck’s Castle

In Roppard Germany the former Humperdinck retreat at the castle that inspired Haensel and Gretel has been turned into a rest home for aged composers through family philanthropy.

Roppard Germany Engelbert Humperdinck Haensel and Gretel

Family Reference Guide Contents Fragment Listed

A long list of topics appears to catalog various reference guides including children care, etiquette, cooking, gardening, crafts, and broad subjects. The scan shows many headings such as Babies and Children, Finance, Health, Household, Etiquette, and World History.

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