State Camp Seeks Adoptive Homes for Children
Adoption efforts at Camp Fairborne Boone County proceed after welfare department orders to place children quickly. A state legislator with a request for a boy’s placement competes with many hopeful families as the agency screens all applicants. Children from unstable homes undergo health, conduct, and education training before any placement or return to original homes, with long terms of care contemplated to ensure stability.
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Camp Fairbanre
Boone County
State Department of Public Welfare
Francia W. Turner
West Virginia adopts new social security law faces long rollout
Major Francia Turner, state director of public welfare, says applications for old age pensions under the new West Virginia social security act will take time to process. The department cannot judge any applications until regulations are finalized, with further public guidance to follow. Adoption procedures may begin once home life is stable, and Turner welcomes applications from factory workers.
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West Virginisa
Francia W. Turner
Turner
Turer
Camp Fairdhance
Radio Highlights and Orchestra Lineup Summary
Radio Highlights BC WEAF and CBS WABC network listings show a dense schedule of programs. Highlights include municipal news, orchestras led by Leo Retsman Wayne King Henry Busset, and stage acts like Jacques Feay and Kate Brich. Major events include Democratic Convention coverage and musical programs across WEAF WJZ and WABC stations.
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Medi Network
Manhattans Guardsmen
Ford Bond
WEAP
Ehaln
Ss-Bidy
Betty Weaf
Andy
Eagt
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Wayne King
Walloon
The
Voice of the People
Ed Wron
Graham
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Kavier Guyat
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Billy Mins
Wilderness Road
Seri O0
Benny Venula
East
Dixie
Press
Baneball Beeres
WABC
Alexander Cares
Viollntist—chain
Regfrew
the Mounted
EdiesSunsest
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Fonte
Maidw
Kate Brilch
Boake Curle
Camient
Lazy Dan
Minshal Man
Ken Murray
Fog Warer O'Keefe
Democratic Convent
Frank Dailey
Buaie
Geo. Givar Crecus
Mideest
Miaw
Wjé
Lowell ‘Thomas
Midwest
Bhandor
Phil. Lev
Orchestea
Industrials Rally in Bond Market Sparks Broad Gains
Industrial shares show sharp gains in the bond market led by Gould Couplers and International Mercantile Marine as transportation sectors rise. U S government issues fall, foreign exchange gains, and long term measures edge higher, with overall activity mixed amid a cautious session in New York.
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iBy Theoelated Press
New York
Gould
al Ers
International Mercantile Marine
Faormelee Transportation
Italiens
Spore
U. S
Anschlatey
Bridis
Grain end Provisions 5 From The Associated Press
To avert market drift grain and provisions prices for June 22 are listed with track quotations for wheat, corn, oats, and barley. The report notes currency effects and regional stock movements in Boston and Michigan fleece offerings, with prices for hay, wheat straw, and related commodities.
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Associated Fresh
Toledo
Sirain
Ted
Mbedia
Timothy Mo
S. Dept. Ags
Boston
Michigan
Howes
Lawyers Admitted to Practice in Kanawha County Court
Edwin R. Sherwood and Herbertt Richardson of Charleston and Charles A. Brown of St. Albans were yesterday admitted to practice in Kanawha county circuit court. Japan weighs a unified land sea and air transportation policy.
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Edwin R. Sherwood
Herbertt Richardson
Charleston
Charles A. Brown
St. Albans
Pracice
Kanawha County
Japan
Newspaper newsprint usage rises in April to 10 percent
Boston reports that newsprint consumption in April climbed 10 percent from a year earlier, the largest April since 1980. Since July 1933 monthly usage has risen over the previous year, signaling steady growth. Canadian mills run near capacity with stockpiles similar to last year.
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Boston
Mass
Cain
Coffee futures strengthen as market reports flow in
New York June 22 The coffee futures market strengthened with Santos closing higher and sales reaching 37 000 bags while the market for Robusta and other varieties showed steady to higher quotes. Market reports from Pittsburgh and New York indicated activity in metals and chemicals with spot and future prices noted, but overall trading remained cautious.
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Colles
Associated Pree
New York
Ind
Santos
Rilo
Two Thirds Rule Battles at Democratic Conventions
The piece recalls the long struggle over the two-thirds rule at major Democratic conventions. It details Parker and Champ Clark episodes, the 1912 Baltimore contest, and the 1932 Chicago fight led by Roosevelt allies to suspend the rule, ending with Roosevelt’s telegram to drop the fight and Philadelphia’s aftermath.
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Parker
Champ Clark
Baltimore
Woodrow Wilson
Chicago
Franklin Roosevelt
Richard Metcalfe
Nebraska
Roosevelt
Iwes
M To 20
Jim Farley
Bruce Kremer
Montana
Mice-Cide Delng tquia Prep Promises Quick Parasitic Relief
An ad touts a new preparation called mice-Cide Delng tquia that penetrates beneath the outer cuticle to kill parasites. It claims 30 minute efficacy on contact, eradicating parasitic itch, with direct sale by Biticide Co. of Commerce, Ga.
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Drucerste Argent Direct
Biticide Co
Commerce
Adv
Voyage tale blends bridge, theft, and travel in old ships
A fragment recounts a New York voyage to France with details about finding people on decks, the Culbertsons plans to play bridge for charity, and humorous asides about dogs and money. It muses on the voyage and the grand comparison of passenger ships to humanity’s journey, hinting at a later repair of neglected writing.
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Sheri Jock Holmes
Mr. Buckett
Bleak House
Mr. Culbertson
Paris
New York
France
Havre
Southeast Auto Clubs Forecast Regional Membership Rise
Mrs Grace O Austin secretary of the Southern West Virginia Auto club reports a regional conference in Lake Lure New York to expand safety civic and service programs across 11 southeastern states The talks foresee membership gains from 5 to 200 percent and emphasize promoting tourist travel improving motor legislation and fairer vehicle taxation amid a projected record tourist boom.
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Southern West Virginia Auto Club
Southeastern
Lake Lure
N. Y
Grace O. Austin
Austin
Better Business
Southeast
Mre
Marine Club
Rutledge Miner Killed in Slate Fall at Cinco Mine
Millard F. Skiles, 49, of Rutledge, died yesterday in a slate fall at Hatfield Campbells Creek Coal Co. Dr. J E Roberts declared the death accidental. The body was taken to Simpson's funeral home. Survived by widow, two sons, six daughters, one stepdaughter, father Luther Skiles, seven brothers, three sisters.
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Millard F. Skiles
Rutledge
Hatfield-Campbells Creek
Cinco
J. E. Roberts
Simpson
Skiles
William Skiles
Luther Skiles
Ruby Skiles
Esta Skiles
Margaret Skiles
Anna Skiles
Marcel Bowles
Otto Bowles
Carrotta Tennant
Randall Skiles
Ward Skiles
Earl Skiles
Isaac Skies
Halford Skiles
Garnett Skiles
James Skiles
Helms Skiles
Cleo Haley
Gertrude Arnold
Pittsburgh Firm Loses Pleas Court Suit
The Electric Storage Battery Company of Pittsburgh lost its suit against Central Auto Parts Company of Charleston. A common pleas court jury returned a verdict for the defendant over a freight charges dispute of 378. The defendant said it bought batteries with a distributorship promise that was later withdrawn. Additional note mentions rising Japanese tire sales in Panama.
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Electric Storage Battery Company of
Pittsburgh
Central Auto Parts Company of
Charleston
Sult
Panama
Circuit Jury Will Get Roy Rader Care Today
Roy J. Hader of East Bank sues Chesapeake and Ohio railroad for 440 damages after his car stalled on railroad tracks last winter and was struck by a passenger train. Testimony concluded yesterday afternoon. Rader contends the engineer should have halted the train before impact.
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Roy J. Hader
East Bank
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Rader
Board Meeting Set by Southern West Virginia Auto Club
The Southern West Virginia Automobile Club board of directors will meet at noon tomorrow at the Ruffner Hotel. A second air line is planned to be opened soon between Frankfurt Germany and ?
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Southern West Virginia Automobile Club Board of Directors
Ruffner Hotel
Fransfort
Germany
Extra Jurors Drawn For Pleas Court Term
Eighteen additional jurors were drawn yesterday for the June term of the common pleas court. Circuit Clerk M. H. Hix announced the extra jurors were needed to fill vacancies from original selections unable to serve. Names include W. Cole, Donald Smith, W. M. Vickers, and others from Cabin Creek to Charleston districts.
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Common Pleas Court
M. H. Hix
Hix
W. Cole
Donald Smith
W. M. Vickers
Cabin Creek
John Young
John L. Gosham
James Bibby
Arnold Barnes
Bradhag
EO. Byrd
James Farry
Paul Londeree
John Patrick
Tharleston
W. H. Ruffner
Malden
Siamond
Pace
Bod Bailey
Frank Burford
John Holmes
Union
John A. Douglass
Charleston
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