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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1933
Page
12
W Sibert of Charleston under a one year sentence for involuntary manslaughter appeared in intermediate court yesterday and was remanded to jail after a brief reprieve from June 12 to 19 1 W7.
William G. Graver of Cleveland, renowned muralist and director, sera commission to paint six panels for the West Virginia room at the Century of Progress fair in Chicago. The murals, designed by Cass Gilbert, trace West Virginia history from Indian mounds to industrial growth and key features such as its minerals and springs.
At University of Missouri in Columbia on June 15 1907 Alpha Zeta charter members all became professors. Cur Claude B Hutchinson dean at California Agricultural College OH H Krusskopfsn professor at alma mater. Other members spread across agricultural schools nationwide.
The Charleston Gazette Pattern Department promotes Anne Adams summer patterns with chiffon lawn fabrics and a sipping cape design. It lists sizes, yardage, and ribbon requirements, inviting 15 cent pattern orders and 25 cent catalogs, with catalog and pattern offered together for 25 cents.
The article explains how X-ray, cystoscope, and dye techniques improved kidney disease and stone diagnosis, localization, and safety for surgeons, detailing how imaging reveals stone size and side, and how dye tests assess pelvis dilation and tumor involvement. It also notes a new medical field term and includes reader questions and editor’s note about Glendening pamphlets.
A new post office will be established at Sun in Payette County West Virginia Joseph F Roberts of Glen Jean West Virginia will be postmaster appointed by Postmaster General James Farley The annual compensation surveyed at Sun is under $500 The report notes a raffle survey and data on stamps money orders box rentals and percent of pedestrians and automobiles passing through Benmore Square include unrelated figures and are not part of the post office item
Alfred G. Matters, 68, a former Fargo, North Dakota, mail carrier, collapsed and died on a Spokane street while delivering mail. The incident occurred as he completed his route, with postmaster compensation details noted for contrast to office receipts.
W L Motley secretary of the Charleston Clearing House association reported that debits for the week ending Wednesday totaled 7 722 debits. The figure was 620 000 higher than the corresponding week in 1952 and 799 000 more than for the same period in 1931. In 180 days there was only one accident a traffic policeman was knocked out of his job by an automobile.
Mayor R P De Van and Charleston Chamber of Commerce committee members inspected traffic hazards at Seventh Avenue and Upper Kanawha Street. City plans to seek federal funds to fix these and other hazards. A program of improvements will be considered by the chamber’s good road and public affairs committee.
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