President Hoover Quiet Sabbath at Rapidan Camp
President Hoover spent a quiet Sabbath at his Virginia fishing camp on the Rapidan River and planned to return to the White House early tomorrow. He is expected to discuss farm board appointments for stabilizing agriculture, with Secretary Hyde part of the party and four Hundred recommenders named for consideration.
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Camp Life
Marlinton Kiwanis Club Presses Forward With Fourth of July Plans
Marlinton Kiwanis members and friends traveled to Green Bank for a get together hosted by Elberly Presbyterian Church. The evening featured talks by Rev. K. Bowen and editor Calvin W. Price, plus notes on the Droop Mountain State Park Fourth of July celebration with committee progress, athletic events, and music by the Durbin band. Local real estate transfers, entertainments, and several personal notes follow, including visitors from Charleston and New Haven.
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Theda Rucker
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Hagenbeck-Wallace Circus Performs Here Today Twice
Hagenbeck Wallace Circus schedules two shows at 2 and 8 pm with tents rising along Second Avenue and Florida Streets. Clyde Beatty stars in jungle acts while elephants, trained animals, and a cadre of workers frame daily preparations before the traveling company departs for Huntington tonight. Tickets unchanged at Potterfields drug store.
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Spanish Fliers Believed Lost Heads For Azores Search
Reports from New York indicate rumors that the Spanish trans Atlantic fliers are between Formigas and Santa Maria islands near the Azores. San Miguel Island reportedly saw activity and a gunboat Zairo is en route from Ponta Delgada to search the area for the missing aircraft as of 4 p.m. Western Standard Time.
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Horta
Azores
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Ponta Delgada
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Minor Auto Accidents Reported to Police
Several minor crashes were logged by police yesterday. James Brannen was arrested for operating a vehicle while intoxicated after a collision with Dover Taturu’s car on Summers and Washington streets. Six additional accidents involved Eugene Lynch, Mrs Madpling Partish, Leonard Aldin, Lee Mullene and Otis Barker, with one sustaining a scalp wound to Bertha Mullene, 12, and others causing damage to vehicles on Bridge, Crescent, Ruffner, Bigley, Broad, Smith, and Washington streets.
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Haquor
Brannen
Dover Taturust
Joseph L. Wisener
Triple Electric Company
Broad and
Smith Streets
Herbert L. Jones
Washington Street
Obituaries From Ward and Richmond Area Rites
Obituary notices note the funeral and survivors for Dewey Hammonds of Ward and Lucie Boneh Watson of Richmond. Hammonds, 30, died at home last week. buried in Ward with widow, son, mother, sisters and brothers listed. Watson, wife of Harry L. Watson, died in Richmond with burial at Hollywood cemetery. she was active in the Nations Society of Descendants of Eagles of the Declaration of Independence and led the Virginia branch. Additional briefs mention accusations of intoxication and various local society and college news.
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Wallace Hammonds
Ward
Rapers Fauber
Bert Bostic
Mier Faye Hammond
Dorothy Hammond
Hart
Pennsylvania
Jesse
Dott Hammonds
Rural Clubs Exhibit Train Opens All Day
Rural club activities feature the Veni Cas to Tveritande exhibit train along the New York Central line. Agricultural and state department sponsors host demonstrations, talks, and inspections at Elkview, Quilels, and Sattes with plans for swimming pool work and camp activities for 159 children. Local meetings discuss funds for sending members to camp July 2 to 22.
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Aosts
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Elk District High School
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Clas
Minine Ming
McGavran
Jun
Bargain Week for Hunting Licenses Announced
Bargain week runs from July 1 to November 30 allowing purchase of hunting licenses at reduced price. Licenses cover black bass green bass and willow bass in specified waters with restrictions on areas near government dams. Pike and other fish seasons are noted separately through November 30.
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Mavigabi
Apply Brains To Religion says Anderson Speech
A long religious address urges applying intellect to faith, connecting mind to moral reform. It argues crime prevention and public health rely on education, purification of sources, and humane standards, citing Wesley and Kepler as models for thoughtful devotion.
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Logan-Bluefield Road Accident Claims Four
Four members of the Legg family died in a Logan County auto crash on the Logan Bluefield road near Nighbert Hill. John E. Legg and his wife Ruth with two daughters Eda and another child perished when Legg’s car plunged down a foot embankment on a Saturday afternoon. Legg, a night watchman for a coal company, and the remaining child were not in the vehicle.
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Eda
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Levin
Preacher Finds Quart of Liquor at Church
The Rev. Elder Berger reported to police that he found a quart of moonshine at the corner of a church orphanage on Sproad Avenue near Stockton Street.
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Patin County Jail New Prisoners Arraigned in Kanawha
In Kanawha County Jail new prisoners were arraigned yesterday including J. Tr Stewart August Saber WT Seoth and Alex Beard all charged with the commission of tala demeanors Stewart and Baber were later released on bond
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Kanawha County
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Stewart
Baber
Three Burn to Death As Airplane Crashes
In Cincinnati area, a plane crash at Lancett airport near Harrison Ohio today left three people dead. Parachute jumper Joe Hyde reportedly leapt from 2,600 feet, then planned a higher jump. Pilot Homer Nae stay, and passenger Herold Biddle plong ae perished as the craft dove into a corn field and burst into flames. Spectators said it appeared to be maneuvering for a landing when the crash occurred.
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Harrison
Joe Hyde
Homer Naestay
Herold Biddle Plong
Woodyard Rites Draw Charleston Leaders and Attendees
A large crowd attended the funeral of former Congressman Harry C. Woodyard in Spehier. Mayor Wertz, Grant Hall, Major Morgan, Hauer, State Senator Waller, and many local figures including Houston Young and Virgil Frizzell joined to mourn.
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Safety Day Attended by 3,000 at Williamson Event
Alten Safety Meet reports state officials from Public Safety and Mines headed from Williamson after attending Safety Day. Chief R M Lambie and others returned to duties as celebrations drew about 3,000 attendees.
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Harry Brooks
Harry Ceaper
State Department of Public Safety
R. M Lambie
State Department of Mines
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Bien Wae
Gleanings From Police Blotter
Police blotter items report multiple vagrancy arrests and thefts including 12 in US money from Amos Trent Lena Madison and Mary Clatre. Drunk and other charges involve several named individuals with moonshine possession and property destruction. A London goose guards a Bloomsburg butcher shop driving away dogs and cats.
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Mary Clatre
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Tariff Bill as a Test for Hoover in Senate Fight
A debate on tariff policy pits Hoover against opponents urging a clear, unified tariff program. The discussion blasts previous promises as hollow while warning any protective measures for agriculture could widen economic inequalities. Also noted are a fatal accident in Ottumwa and a London bid to locate new fishing grounds for British tin.
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