Woman’s gaze kills yeast in Cornell eye test
Syracuse reports Dr Otto Mann of Cornell University describes experiments showing yeast cells die when a woman looks at them through a microscope stage. Ultra violet rays from the eye are implicated, with glass barriers preventing harm, and the study cites minutes of exposure and protective effects.
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Syracuse
W. Y
Cornell University
Wea
Otto Mann
Cornell Bacteriology Department
Former German Kaiser Acquitted in Death Of Girl
PEROMNE France June 24 A French tribunal acquits exiled Kaiser Wilhelm of responsibility for the death of Paulette Linden a 24 year old girl killed by French bombardment at Athies in July 1914 The court finds he can be held only as chief of the German general staff the parents must pay court costs and the case marks the first time French judges ruled on a former ruler in deaths caused by the war.
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Peromne
France
Kaiser Wilhelm
Germany
Gay Wee
Paulette Linden
Vilage of Athies
Parenta
Costa
Kaiser
Kalsr
Athies
Smith Ready Seeks Shouse Chair Amid Convention Fight
Roosevelt era tensions erupt over leadership of the Democratic convention with Smith backing Shouse for permanent chairman and Bar a ca of Mississippi urging a compromise. Boomrvett and others accuse two new generals Long and Wheeler of trying to hijack the rule. Beltin, conferring with Roosevelt, maneuvers to influence the outcome as the two thirds rule and past practice are debated.
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Shouse
Roosevelt
Barriaca
Missiearppi Bac
Walsh
Montana
Boomrvett
Bar
Smith
Long
Wrestler
Sealth
Louisiana
Wheeler
Bela
Roceryah Fos
Belin
New York
Aoaleem
Bs Cap
Alfred Kermanvel
Kump Praises Letter on State Wards Under Lay Oversight
A fragment shows Kump praising lay oversight of state wards over trained physicians. The misread text suggests his argument favors lay supervision and criticizes the current system, but the excerpt is garbled and difficult to fully interpret.
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Kump
Rick Gold Strike Reported in Alaska Territory
A summer prospecting tale from JUREAD Alaska describes Dawson Hada and other prospectors staking a “valley of gold” along the Tukon trail. Resources were scarce, with a bottle and cornmeal mentioned, and an Indian guide returning to Atlin with news of a strike valued at about $2,408.
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Alasks
Sone
Atlin
Dawson
Tukon Trai
Northert Ai
Hoover only sparingly plans speeches in second campaign
Washington author Kirke Simpson notes President Hoover will limit public addresses in 1932. He compares travel and speech pace to past presidents, argues Hoover’s White House position amplifies political impact, and suggests strategic, center-focused appearances as campaign needs develop.
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Kirke Simpson
Washington
A4bert Clark Hoover
Harding
President Coolidge
Hoover
Caribbean
Florida
New York
Failadelphia
Detroit
Cincinnati
Louisville
Ola Potnot Comfort
Cleveland
Boston
Kings Mountain
N.C
Asherville
Indianapolis
Marion
Columbus
Springfield
York
Stown
Simce
White House
Aleo
Palo Alto
Calif
Norminge Hoover
New York City
Elizabethtown
Tenn
Cumberland
Louleuilin
Pueblo
Colo
Hit
Hia
Nominie Harding
Logan Murder Suspects Face Arraignment Today
Logan police prepared for arraignment of two men, Robertson and Stephenson, in the murder of Mrs. Thurman. Evidence includes bloodstains in Robertson’s basement, a broken gun, and a note delivery with the suspect’s alleged hush arrangements. The body was found on Trace Mountain with throat cut and two bullet wounds.
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Commission
Koberteen
Stephenson
Robertson
Blaon
Mia
Thurmen
Thurmens
Atter T
Roberson
Ford
Rmall Medan
Crooked Creek
I Delta Ex
Logan
Rendelvous
Thurman
Enkl
Aiso
Mueder
Stephen‘gon
Tomorow
Obituary notices from a local paper with multiple deaths
Obituaries and funeral notices for John J Thayer Walter G Higgins Dorothy Ann Higgins Ruth G Friedley Tom B Eskew Lenwood Tyler William Helton Mrs K A Propps Paul Palmer and Burt Jolmes note burial details in Spring Hill and Coal Fork cemeteries with services at First Presbyterian Central Methodist Bethel and Church of Christ. Surviving family members and locations include Charleston Guthrie Huntington and Barbourville with dates of death and burial. The column also mentions chocolate vending machines on British trains and floods in Ireland.
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John J. Thayer
Spring Hui
First Presbyterian Church
Dorothy Annn Higgins
Dorothy Ann Higgins
HL. Graves
Mink Shoals
Methodat Church
C. Higgins
Barbourville
Daniel Higgins
Ruth G. Friedley
Pugrira Holineax
Coal Fork Munday
John Priedley
Coal Park
Coal Fork
Tom B. Eskew
Perry Branch
Church of Christ
R. C. Moore Wilt
Uidale End
Clark Cemetery
Deimartee Gruden
Winfield
Mies Ona Nakew
George Eakew
Andrew Eakew
Hurricane
Lenwood Trier
Lenwood Tyler
River View
Paul Palmer
James Palmer
Burt Jolmes Burl Holmes
Kanawha
Virgie Tate
Joa Mille
Hassell Baynes
Guthrie
Tinnle ‘Walker
Dunbar
Osc Barley
Luddle Holmes
Ser Annie Jenkine
Charleston
John Holmes
Earl Hisaom
Durlal
Veterans Occupation Sparks City Tense Standstill
Rivalry over plans to pressure Congress yields a tense confrontation as thousands of veterans gather in camp Meter area to demand the delayed bonus payment. Police, led by Gen Patham D Glassford, order the camp to disperse but evacuee groups resist. a brief clash ensues, with injuries and property damage reported.
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Thomas
Waters
Congress
Camp Meter
Patham 'D
Glassford
Minnsford
John Pace
Agriculture Department
Communistic Workers’ Ex-Service League
League
Yatlor Purpores
Bloodless Coup Seeks Adviser Selection in Cabinet
While in the United States for eye surgery, the king discussed aiming to set up a constitutional monarchy when his country, with about 18 million people, is ready. He ascended the throne after Rama VI’s 1935 death, becoming the seventh monarch of the current dynasty and has introduced Western modernizations.
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Cabinet
Privy Council
United States
Rama VI
Williams Denies Legion Support for Local Pageant
Local Legion commander Williams denies the American Legion is saving or backing a July 4 pageant at Laidley Stadium. He says the only Legion-sponsored event is an all-day public picnic at Pine Manor Country Club run by the Legion Auxiliary.
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T. Willams
American Legion
Aknight
Legion
Laidley Stadium
Wort
Williams
Pine Manor Country Club
Legion Muxiliary
Three Cars Stolen In City Theft Report
Three automobiles were reported stolen yesterday and police sought the vehicles last night. A Ford coupe, 1930 model with license 16-180, was taken from John Ginakis. A Ford roadster, 1930 model with Pennsylvania plate 9 M 465, was reported missing by W J Barnett. An Meser coach, 1030 motor, license 88 917, was taken from Seventh Aventg.
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Unitea Puelex Company
John Ginakis
Pennsylvania
W. J. Barnett
Seventh Aventg
Hospital Patients And Discharges Noted In Kanawha Area
Mrs Vada Sears resides at Clay gesture ment, Billy Graham son of Mr and Mrs A Graham returns from Staats hospital to Ohio avenue. Ernest Starcher of Swandale comes home from Staats hospital. Co FE Rigga of Tennessee returns from Steate hospital. Kanawha Valley hospital admits Tod Smith Wevaco Mareerret Marshell William Thomas Gam elion June Maria Hawks, Pickelsimer returns home from Kanawha Ming Bessie Penaier, Igaret Kuhn, Julia Bote, Lettie Barker, all from local streets, discharged after treatment. A two page letter by Robert Burns was bought in London for 64760 against bidding by US collectors.
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Vada Sears
Clay Gestement
Br. Peace Hospital
Billy Graham
A. Graham
Ohio Avenue
Staats Hospital
Ernest Starcher
Swandale
Co. FE
Clenden
St. Francis Hospital
Misa Lettie Barker
High Notes At Convention In Chicago Agenda of bands at the 1932 Democratic gathering
Chicago June 24 Musicians provide a field day with trombones tubes and bass horns as bands greet delegations including Governor Albert C. Ritchie and Mayor Jimmy Walker. Tomorrow more music with Californias and Texas delegations promised while an Oklahoma band heads to Governor Murray. A Missouri arrest over a motor vehicle plate briefly halted the march.
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Chicago
Stusic
Albert C. Ritchie
Marsland
Maryland
Annapolis
California
Bunny
Texas
Fort Worth
Houston
Oklahoma
Murray
Missouri
Dua
Guardians of the Public Peace
Tate
Valley Baptists End Sunday School Meet
The Katawhe Veltey Baptist Sunday school session at Marmet closed with a young people led program. Speakers included Rev Clarence W Kemper and others from Huntington Mount Hope Charleston and local churches.
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Valley Baptists End
Veltey
Marmet
Clarence W. Kemper
D.D
Charles E. White
Inilu Meadows
Huntington
Clarence Pieggett
Mount Hope
J. Thomas
Charleston
W. B. Miller
Suffered For Forty Years Constipation Relief Letter
A letter from Mrs. Kendig of LancasterPennsylvania extols All-Bana product for constipation relief. The ad claims the cereallike bulk supports digestion without habit forming drugs, urging use as a cereal or in cooking and noting Kellogg Company Battle Creek as maker.
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Kellogg
Battle Creek
Asay
Auditor urges special legislative session in West Virginia
State Auditor Edger Lawson urged a special session to raise revenue through indirect taxation. He proposed taxes on cigarettes, alcohol, stores, and luxuries, with 40,000 delinquent land tracts already cited for action by the land commissioners. He warned of higher burdens if coal industry revival continues and called for statewide salary cuts as a patriotic duty.
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West Virginia
Edger
Tawson
Tons Club
Daniel Boone Hotel
Tie
School Land Commissioners
Lawson
Cjte
State Board of Education
Williams Appointed Lions District Secretary in West Virginia
Clarksburg resident Joe D. Williams was named district secretary of West Virginia Lions clubs. The appointment by district governor elect C. Guy Musser sets Williams to begin July 23. Musser and retiring district governor Jennings Randolph conducted four conferences in Clarksburg.
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Clarksburg
Joe D. Willams
West Virginia
Lions Clubs
War
C. Guy Musser
Willam Tyme
Musser
Jennings Randolph
Elkins
Relief Measure Faces Senate Clash Over Pork Barrel Criticism
Reported remarks by Senator Robinson and President protest pork barrel elements in the relief bill. House convenes to begin conference talks with drawn lines on the Wagner-Garnert measure. Wheat and cotton provisions shift between chambers as negotiations loom. a Welsh contest winner is noted in a distant update.
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Robineau
Areansms
Dewa
Wagner-Garnem
House
Draverios
Congress
Senate
McNery
Mire
Martha Davies
Evra Cisteddford
Cardigan
Wales
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N. J
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Higgins
Unltece Carbon Company
Tom B. Enkew
William Melton
William Helton
Senty Street
Spring HM Cemetery
Kt. A. Proppa
Mara
A. Propps
Austin
Buntington
Bethel Methodist Church
Fayette County
Okey B. Summer
Burchel
Bethel Cemetery
Traina
Hicks the
Dark Horse
Robert Burns
London
Jimmy Walker
Blere
Hal
Philadelphia
Clyde Davs
Seaaational
Temple University Belt- Mollet
Tever
University
Davis
Brazil
Paria
Hawaii
Kellogg’s
Mra Kendig
Mra
J. H. Kendig
Lancaster
Penna
Al-Baan
Orm & Maas
Lions District
RePhr
the Diamond Bargain Basement
D. H Stephenson
Kanawha County
Sylvia Sionet
Checter
Morris
Irving Frogel
John Wray
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Coogan
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