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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1935

Page

11

Harris Held For Grand Jury In Narcotics Case

DeeN Harris of Charleston waived a preliminary hearing and was bound over to the federal grand jury on charges of possession and forgery of narcotic prescriptions. Harris allegedly used young boys to obtain morphine, with prescriptions stolen from hospitals or physicians. He was remanded to jail in default of a 10,000 bond after arrest by federal agents following a chase along railroad tracks.

Deen Harris Charleston Harris John C. Cross John Hoffman U. S Cross N.Y. C Cooperstlan

Huntington considers tri state airport options

A Huntington press report cites air transportation officials weighing three airport solutions. Options include a nearby Hurricane field serving Huntington and Charleston, a joint field at South Point Ohio for multiple tri state cities, or expanding the Huntington Chesapeake airport under municipal ownership.

Wilma Dodson Huntington West Virginia Ohio River Air Transportation “ Committee Chamber of Commerce Hurricane Charleston South Point Ohio Ironton Ashland Catlettsburg Kenova Tri-State

Mayor Albion Smith Flies to Washington on AA Flight

Mayor Albion Smith travels to Washington aboard an American Airlines flight, outlining the trip's purpose and expected meetings with federal officials. The concise note records the transportation mode and destination without additional details.

Albion Smith Washington American Airlines

Laughing Police Case and Odd News Roundup

Eight months passed before police caught up with Robert DeShefy owner of an auto wrecking business who used a short wave radio to hear police alarms and reach scenes first. A later traffic obstruction led to a $25 fine on disorderly conduct after a jury trial. Also notes on tropical possums in Pittsburgh, crooks in Spokane reporting a stolen pistol, Oklahoma dust storm fertilizer angles, a Lincoln shelterbelt letter praising tree belts, and a note about Killarney and the trek.

Associated Press Yonkers Robert DeShery J. DeShery DeShefy

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