Name 51 youths to attend Citizens' Camp in Kentucky
Ben Moore, Kanawha County chairman, lists 51 Kanawha youths chosen for the Citizens Military Training Camp opening at Knox, Kentucky, July 1. Report July 2 for a 30 day program with military and other instruction. Names include Normad Robert Alexander, Hugh E. Anderson Jr., Harold Vincent Beckner, James Bennett, Col din Birch, Alvon Bourn, Edgar Curt, Charles Victor Boyers, Parke Chapman, Hubert Joinings Cole, Omar William Gallagher, Andrew Cureton Jr., Carlton Davis, Charles Belson DeWitt, Robert Dimond, Regoris de Dios, James Tullis, Walter Gardner, Nelson Lee Hil, Robert Johnston, Wilbert Elsworth Law, Charles Junia Ohley, Roy Elmer Lilly, Clarence Mages, William Elvin Medfey, Rollin Clark Monteux, Donavan Dempsy, Harry Raymond Shaver, Jose H. Turner, Charles Leroy Whitaker, Ivan Winter, Argus Ellsworth, Charles Adolphus Wood, Paul Gardner, Ralph Warne Young, William Howard, Cecil Ray Ohley Johnson, Orville Eugene Jones Leftwich, Edward Grant Rhodes, Malcolm Snodgrass, and others from Charleston, St Albans, South Charleston, and nearby towns.
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Kanawha County
Citizens Litary
Amp Knox
Justin K. Annm
Tha ‘Camp
Vitary
Ben Moore
Alexander
Normad Robert
Charleston
Anderson
Hugh E
Elkew
Seaton Tinsley
Beckner
Harold Vincent
Beckett
Howard Taft
South Charleston
Bennett
James
Ronald
Birch
Coldin Alvon
Bourn
Hdgar Curt
Chargipton
Boyers
Charles Victor
Charfeston
Chapman
Parke
Egat Bank
Cole
Hubert Jonnings
Gallagher
Grim
Omar William
Bouer
Charles Junia
Ohley
Lilly
Roy Elmér
Montgomery
Mages
Clarence Stewart
Medfey
William Elvin
St. Albans
Mis
Donald Gideon
Standard
Monteux
Rollin Clark
Ferris
Lea McClure
Mayford
Morton
Oliis Cardon
Par
Pon Donavan Dempsy
Girley
Ene
Harry Raymond
Mhil
Hilton Edward
Ballabury
Thornton Cecil
Charresiton
Shaver
John Bannister
Bank
Stark
John Edwin
South ‘Charleston
Turner
Jose H
Charles “Ton
Wendell
Charles Leroy
Carbon
Whitaker
Allen Mackenzie
Cherleston
White
Ivan
Henry
Harleston; Winter, Argus Ellsworth, &T. ‘Albans; Wood, Charles Adolphus
Wood
Paul Gardner
American Sentiment Saves Old Windmills in Holland
In Amsterdam on June 16 an American press report boosted Dutch windmill preservation efforts. The Dutch Windmill Society, backed by reactions from Americans, seeks to prevent demolition of historic mills. A Topeka letter requested details for a replica windmill. Public outcry may help save remaining mills. Rex the terrier refused to eat at his owner’s funeral and died.
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Amsterdam
Holland
Satines
Howard Gore
Senate
Hougs
Entalled Mel
West Virginia Hopeful McClintic for Circuit Seat
West Virginia politics centers on Judge Charles A Wood’s death and Judge George W McClintic’s potential elevation to the circuit judgeship. United States Attorney Elliott Northcott and party backing paint a path for McClintic with Northcott possibly succeeding him if promoted. Governor Gore’s legislature agenda earns mixed reviews as oil and gas taxes pass. Ohio County roads receive attention as Governor Gore visits Wheeling to press for panhandle highway improvements amid funding disputes.
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W. E. Baker
West Virginia
McClintic
McCline
Gesk
Cirmcult
McCiinde
Bluefeld
Huntington
Charleston
Circuit Court of Appeals
United States
Elliote Northcott
Northcott
District Court
Kim
Judge McClintic
North
McClintle
Northestt
Panhandle
Road Commission
Wheeling Register
Gore
Ohio County
Howard M. Gore
Wheeling
Register
Hancock County
Commonwealth
First Billion Was Hardest Report on Oil Output
CHICAGO June 91 From the time the first wall was drilled in 1867 and records started it took 39 years to reach 1 090 000 000 barrels of petroleum The American Research Foundation notes demand for motor cars and gasoline engines now sustains about 160 000 000 barrels annually and the report discusses future prospects.
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Chicago
United States
American Research Foundation
Tokyo Cop Clubbed Reporter Fired After Question
In Tokyo on June 21, a police officer who struck a news reporter during May Day events was dismissed. Yoshiya Kawamure, a reporter for Yorosu Choho, asked why participants were arrested, prompting the officer to strike him. The incident led to the officer's dismissal and a reprimand of the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Yoshiya Kawamure
Yorosu Choho
Hhe Club
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Citizens
Camp Knox
Ondon
Rex
Ata
OSS
Beihai
Clyde H. East
Braxton Central
Sutton
America
Big
Tion
Palm Beach
Eve
Tokyo Cop Clubs
Marguerite de la Motte
Victor McLaglen
William Russell
Mary Alden
Stuart Holmes
Felix
Frank Owen
Edith Kelley
Atlatic City
Wallace
Galvin “Egz Egzepert
Wright & Dale
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