Amny Will Get Bombing Planes Amny Will Get Bombing Planes
Washington June 23 Uncle Sam is said to equip the army and navy with new super bombing planes. Experts report flying forts with 2000 pound TNT bombs, 3000 mile ranges, armored cabins, and fuel tanks protected from gunfire. Monoplane naval bombers will be built to extend American air strength and defenses.
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Traps Set To Combat Destructive Japanese Beetle
Inspectors from the U S department of agriculture and state officials will place metal traps to lure the Japanese beetle in the city. A trap route will be established within days and inspectors may enter private property with credentials. Quarantine rules limit movement of nursery stock and soil to prevent wider spread.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Conecion
Correction: No Pending Marriage for Gandee and Rogers
It was stated yesterday that there is no truth to a published announcement of a pending marriage involving Miss Janice Gandee of Crescent Road and Mr Delvin Rogers at Maryland Avenue next Tuesday. The Gazette is glad to make the correction.
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No Arrests In Local Holdup Case
City police reported no arrests in the robbery of Howard Neale at the Viking filling station on Upper Washington Street early Saturday. Neale said about 12 dollars was taken by an armed thief described as of medium height in a brown suit and brown hat arriving around four o clock.
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Viking
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Neale
Commencement Program at Baptist Temple School
Commencement exercises of the Baptist Temple daily vacation church school were held last night. The school began June 16 with an enrollment of 146, the largest in recent years. Mrs. J. C. Bright led the junior department, Mrs. John M. Kay the primary department, and Mrs. Jerry Mitchell the beginners. The Rev. Strother A. Campbell, D.D. is pastor of the church.
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Baseball Leaders Hit Hot Streak In Big Six Race
The Big Six batting race saw Bob Johnson and Joe Medwick surge with five hits in eight plate appearances each. Johnson raised his average to .370, Medwick tied for third at .366, as Joel Vosmik climbed to seventh with a three-for-five day. Standings list Vaughan, Johnson, Medwick, Young, Myers, Vosmik, Boas. In six years after 1928 air travel in the western hemisphere surged by 9,200 percent.
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Bids on Winfield Dam To Be Asked Tomorrow
Ride for the construction of the Winfield dam in the Kanawha river will be asked tomorrow and opened July 26. Harry Pockras of the United States district engineer's office at Huntington announced the date for calling the bids which originally were to have been asked June 18. Twin locks already have been completed for the Winfield dam, a part of a program to raise the Stage of the Kanawha river from six to nine feet.
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Kanawha River
Harry Pockras
United States District Engineer's Office
Huntington
Dr. Irwin C. Carlisle Dead at 79 in Cleveland
Word arrived of the death of Dr. Irwin C. Carlisle 79 retired physician in Cleveland He was well known in Charleston and lived with his daughter Mrs C L Voglesang of Cleveland formerly of Edgewood Drive Interment will be in Lakeview Cemetery Cleveland tomorrow Alaska began an old age pension law in 1915.
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Edgewood Drive
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Smugglers Great Federal Problem
Washington reports a federal crackdown on liquor smuggling as coast guard ships flood the mid Atlantic, while Congress hones bills to extend jurisdiction to the 50 mile line. The effort faces liquor duty losses, coast guard funding gaps, and pressure for tariff cuts, with underworld gangs expanding and swift action deemed essential.
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Coast Guard
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Congress
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Wallace Schuler Family Guests In Boone County Home
Visit at Silush Mr and Mrs Wallace Schuler and son David Schuler of Brooklyn New York are guests of Mr and Mrs John F Courtney of Silush Boone county.
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David Schuler
Brooklyn, N. Y
John F. Courtney
Silush
Boone County
Local Credit Men Return From Pittsburgh Convention
Delegates from the Charleston Association of Credit Men have come home from the national convention in Pittsburgh. Attending were Roy Samms president R W Belcher secretary E B Amnett A W Crummett C O Greenlee H J Kiger Lyle Smith and James Sullivan. Arnett credit manager of Eskew Smith and Cannon was defeated by one vote for national director of district No 3 by A C Rickard of Philadelphia with two other candidates also running.
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National Convention of Credit Men
Pittsburgh
Roy Samms
R W. Belcher
E. B. Amnett
A. W. Crummett
C. 0. Greenlee
H. J. Kiger
Lyle Smith
James Sullivan
Mr. Arnett
Eskew, Smith and Cannon
A. C. Rickard
Philadelphia
Posiition
Open Air Market Peddlers Draw Licensing Line
Tax Commissioner Fred J. Fox defines open air market stalls as peddlers under state law. He states such stalls are temporary ventures not stores and must follow hawkers and peddlers licensing or itinerant vendor fees of 500 dollars per year.
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Fred J. Fox
Wheeling Gas Rate Hearing To Resume
The public service commission will resume hearings on the Wheeling gas rate case. Officials set to continue examination of rates, charges, and proposed changes affecting customers and utility operations.
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Public Service Commission
Toy Norrow
Wheeling
Residents seek rate cut from Natural Gas Co of West Virginia
Case lingers for months as Wheeling residents pursue lower gas rates. In other news, crime-fighting organizations in South Africa unite to combat crime networks.
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Natural Gas Company
West Virginia
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