Buckeye Outlook Pictured Bright
Ohio's work project development chair Fred J. Rowe described federal funds as a new relief method, directing cash for highway, park, and public works to spur jobs and markets. He noted 690,000 unemployed and outlined how cities and counties can apply for federal public works money through resolutions and submitted plans.
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Columbue
UPI
Federal Public Works
Fred J. Rowe
State Work Project Development Committee
Ohio
Rowe
Ohio Work Project Development Committee
Benes
Work Project Development Committee
Columbus
Ghlo
Johnson Urges Recall Of Tax-Exempt Bonds
Johnson urges federal revocation of tax exempt securities to tax the wealthy and veterans alike. At the Ninth District Legion mobilization he blamed tax free bonds for wealth concentration and warned of economy driven cuts in veterans programs to fund other areas. He cited Washington figures claiming high costs to transport goods overseas.
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Johnson
America
Washington
Pat Withrow to Close Camp Meeting Tonight
The annual camp meeting at Union Micaion camp ends tonight at afcant o clock with Rev Pat B Withrow. One speaker leads the service and at 2 30 the Lane S Anderson Post Veterans of Foreign Wars will play a concert followed by an informal gospel service at 3. The morning service is at 11 with an old fashioned Testimony meeting under Rev Withrow. Special offerings for all views are to be given by the Jolly St Sextet of Asheville NC.
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Union Micaion
Pat B
Withrow
Lane S. Anderson Post Veterans of Foreign Wars Bord
Pat B Withrow
Obituary notices for Savage, Salamy, Noel, Parker in local cemetery lines
Obituary notices list several local deaths. Nine year old Savage Jr son of Fred and wife in Greenbrier street died at a local hospital from a blood infection. Funeral 3:40 pm at the Bartlett funeral home with Rev Brooke in charge. Burial in Spring Hill cemetery. Salamy 29 died Friday night at the home of his father in Madison after long illness. Funeral at Madison 11 am Tuesday, burial 2 pm at Spring Hill cemetery. Noel fatally injured by a mine fall, services 3 pm at Brogan cemetery on Davis creek. Survived by widow and three sons. Parker funeral at 2:30 pm tomorrow at Sarrison Methodist Episcopal church, Rev Harper officiating. Burial in Spring Hill cemetery. Parker was a barber who ran Citizens National shop at Capitol and Quarter streets for years.
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Savage, Jr
Fred
Savage
Greenbrier Street
Helen
Bertlett Tuneray
J. Brooke
Percay
Lis Srannaee
L. E
Madison
Spring Hut
Toach Grothers
Ony
Noel
Concho
Aa. PL
Parker Puneral
Parker
Walch Street
Sarrison Methodist Episcopal Church
Harper
Buriol Jy
Spring Hill
Citizens Nasional
Capitol and
Quarter Streets
Steel Production Surges 350 Percent in 13 Weeks
Youngstown district mills push output to 40 percent capacity by late March as overall steel production climbs 350 percent in 13 weeks. Carnegie plants launch at 8 percent capacity next week, with Gorter Fireproofing moving toward 53 percent. other firms report similar gains and higher schedules ahead.
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Youngetown
Vohiume
Youngatown
Youngasuan
Carnegie Steel
Gorter Fireproofing Company
Church Resistance Ends as Bishop Resigns
In Berlin on June 24, Rev. Friedrich Bodelschwingh resigned amid Nazi pressure ending religious resistance to the Nazi Christian faction. The action followed a federal commissioner's orders and may lead to the election of a government-aligned bishop. Prussia's church landscape remains largely Protestant as other states may follow.
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Berlin
UPI
Jass
Pharen
Friedrich Bo
Aelscheingh
Nua Clements
Prusskt
Bodelschwingh
Bilhough
Prussia
Henry Skaggs Held To Kanawha Grand Jury
Henry Skaggs faced a Kanawha grand jury after being sent by Tudso D. Boone Dawson in municipal court. Clarence Paxton’s larceny case was continued. Ruth and Lawrence Saunders’ assault case to Grace Saunders was postponed until tomorrow. B OBrien received 15 days for larceny of merchandise from Woolworths. Carl Herlon was fined 3 for health ordinance violation.
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Henry Steges
Tudso D. Boone Dawson
Clarence Paxton
Ruth Saunders
Lawrence Saunders
Grace Saunders
B. O'Brien
S Merchandse
Woolworth's
Carl Herlon Wry
Inventive Ascent Shown by Exhibit at Chicago Museum
Chicago June 24 UP The Museum of Science and Industry opened its mechanical exhibits showing the rise of the machine age. A coal mine model, a controllable toy airplane, a Rocket replica locomotive, and other displays illustrate mining, transport, and industrial processes with authentic details and interactive demonstrations.
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Chicago
Museum of Science and Industry
Julius Rosenwald
Uilinois
Eshiblis
George
Robert Stephenson
Murder Clues Sought In Underworld Across Cities
In Twinsburg Ohio police probe a homicide where a man with two bullet wounds was found in a car. The victim identified as Nathan Gernstein or W Harris or W R Miller, address listing New York and Brooklyn. A suspect, a New York bootlegger, denied involvement but police say he fled after the murder and the getaway van tied to a Cleveland hotel.
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Twinsburg. OG
Underworld
Hayats
Victin
Nathaly Gernstein
W. Harris
Cleveland
New York
Police Hold Son After Father Is Shot Down
In Vandergrift a 12-year-old boy was detained after his father Steve Uring was killed by shotgun blasts at a home near here. Police say the youth was questioned about the slaying, with details noting Uring was standing by a pond when he was struck in the neck by the second blast. Paul Uring recently completed high school here.
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Vandergrift
Mear
Nayout
Paul Thing
Pallor
Steve Uring
P. L. Johnson
Johnson Sid Uring Wis
Paul Uring
Bandits Are Captured After Duel With Police
In Cleveland two cigar store burglars, Augustus Palatine 18 and Prag Boyd 23, shot at patrolmen on a busy downtown street and were captured after their attack. Palatine wounded as they fled with 940 in cash. Melville Schwarts led officers into a store where they confronted the bandits, sparking a tense exchange as bystanders fled and two girls fainted.
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Cleveland. G
Cine
Délice
Imannder
Melville Schwarts
Army Officers Inspect Conservation Stations Tent
Army officers inspect conservation camps this week at Seth Sharpes Pineville Marlinton Duroin Runers Aspens Glhidty cleek Thomas and Petersburg Capt John F Quunsen II to visit Keyser Clarksburg Wednesday for veterans contingent of the conservation corps He to go to Painteville July 1 Capt Walter Jessee visited Biue ret and Ronceverte in recent weeks About 200 000 tang of Gemma qual to be delivered at Big da danciro in exchange for Brovilism coffee.
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Williau B. Borden
Seth, Sharpes
Pineville
Marlinton Duroin
Runers
Aspens
Glhidty Cleek
Thomas and Petersburg
John F Qunnsen II
Keyser
Clarksburg Wedneming
Veterans
Conservation Corps
Painteville
Walter Jessee
Biueret and
Ronceverte
Big da Danciro
Birth Announcements From Various Newborns
Mr and Mrs Frank Pool of Glen wile announce a daughter Barbara June born Saturday June 21. Mrs Pool formerly Bilys Hope Lohn. Mr and Mrs W E Winkler of St Albeyne announce a daughter Jean Anko born Friday June 23. Mrs Winkler formerly Miss Opal E Ferrell. Mr and Mrs Richard 3 Devorat of Wellsville New York announce a birth. Mrs Donovan formerly Miss Louie Oecla of Charloster. Mer Latch Muain Bailey of Wood Ward's Branch announces a son yesterday.
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Frank Pool
Glenwile
Barbara June
Saburday
Richard 3
Devorat
Wellsville
N.Y
Mra
Donovan
Louie O'ecla
Charloster
Mer. Latch Muain Bailey
Wood Ward
Recognition For Russia Is Asked
Washington June 24. Requests for recognition of Russia came from two quarters as officials debated restoring full diplomatic ties. Senator Norris Neb expressed belief Russia wants to buy meat cotton and machinery worth millions to employ thousands, while the U S board of trade urged Roosevelt to restore full diplomatic relations with the Soviet government.
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Washington
Russia
Nortis
R. Neb
Amerttw
United States Board of Trade
Rudolph Spreckels
California
Roosevelt
Prevdent Roosevelt
Soviet
Feblona
Qnc
Brookhart
Farm Administration
Novtis
Thik
Veterans to Run In Next Election
The Disabled Veterans of America opened their Cincinnati convention predicting crippled World War veterans will run for Congress in districts where incumbents voted to cut veterans compensation. Ralph L. Chambers said the DV A will educate the public on veterans needs and pursue restoring the former $100 monthly total disability rate for war injuries.
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Cincinnati
Mae
Disabled Veterans of America
Congress
Dix
Ralph L. Ghatrders
National Rehabilitation
Disalied Veterane Organization
Roosevelt
Washington
Chambers
DVA
Valley Dietline
Beth
Arrests On Charges of Larceny in City
City police arrested Columbus Pierson on larceny charges for stealing 889 from Hamp Morgan and W Routson for larceny of clothes from N Grn. Melvin and Melvin for stealing 63 canty Com Hmskill Harmon. Capitol Mealor Salem Broad street reporter thet of guord ronde ster. Phetts of automobile tires reported by Melvin Jones for the Standard QU compaty.
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Columbus
Pierson
Hamp. Morgan
W. Routson
N. Grn
Melvin
Harmon
Capitol Mealor
Salem
Broad Street
Melvin Jones
Doll shows on Charleston playgrounds during ula week
Special activities for girls dolls and wood care for boys are planned on Charleston playgrounds. Judging will include largest and smallest dolls, best character doll, and other quabbles shaped by local organizers.
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Charleston
Duyrugula
Millionaire Wipes Off Rent in Strange Charity Gambit
An eccentric 76 year old financier pledges to wipe out $185000 in rent amid a murky tale. He claims to give to the needy though notes he owns a vast fortune and prefers paying nothing. The bizarre act is linked to a plan involving a phonograph and opera funds.
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BeVen
Povo
Ertentric
Heidelberg Aniversity
Gergjiany
Costs of Municipal Power Cited by Holt
Holt of the state utilities investigating committee said a survey shows street lighting costs reach about 6500,000 yearly across 126 West Virginia cities. Twelve cities spend more than half their revenue on electricity, and over ten percent of revenue in 109 towns goes to current costs. He warned of an imminent detailed report and listed ten cities with electricity outlays above 10,000 annually.
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Bush D. Holt
Polige Utilities
West Virginia
Holt
Holy
Martinsburg
Parkersburg
Weston
Wheeling
Unemployed to Meet At Show Ground Today
A meeting of the Charleston Unemployed league is set for 2 39 this afternoon at Reynolds Street show grounds. League officials have invited city business people and league members to attend. Attendees include those heading to the national convention in Columbus from July 1 to July 4.
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Charleston
Reynolds Sweet Show
League
Columbus
Raleigh County Man Convicted in Assault
Beckt y June 24 A Rainizh county jury convicted Keith Lilly 23 of the Jay of criminal assault The court set June 1 for arguments on a defense motion to set aside the verdict which carried a recommendation for mercy.
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Beckley
Rainizh County
Keith Lilly
Hie Jay
Watley M. Kilgore
Marcy
Plant Employes Favor Dry Repeal at Kanawha City
About 90 percent of Libbey Owens sheet glass plant workers at Kanawha City favor repealing the Eighteenth Amendment. Company officials announced the sentiment after canvassing employees. One veteran factory official, once prominent among militant days, said prohibition’s enforcement failures prove that legal supersession of spirituous beverage handling is far better than prohibition. he opposes alcohol personally but supports repeal to curb the liquor traffic.
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Libbey-Owens Sheet Glass
Kanawha City
Cleveland Banks Preparing Liquidation Proposals
Cleveland Ohio June 24 The guardians of two banks released details of about 54 million dollars in frozen deposits. Liqu liquidation may begin after July 10 with dividends likely by July 15 as National City Bank plans to assume control.
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Cleveland
Cleveland, CO
Umicttane Guardian Trust
Oscar L. Cox
Ridney B. Congdon
National City Bank
Coast Guards Search For Bodies Of Three In Lake Michigan
Traverse City, Mich. June 24. Suffering from exposure and shock, Mrs Charles Rennie 27 reports as her husband and two others drifted in Lake Michigan after a seaplane wreck. Guards search 15 miles off shore for the bodies of Charley Rennie Traverse City businessman James Gillette Co owner and pilot Peter Keller mechanic.
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Traverse Ctiy
Mich
Lake Michigan
Charles Rennie
Nadey de Eare
Charley Rennie
Iru
Traverse City
James Gillette
Peter Keller
Pik
Es Angel
Wattara
Leaders Laugh Off Doubt On Neely Appointment
D Homer Stephenson of Clenenin former sheriff of Kanada county praised as administrator candidate for the West Virginia recovery program. He spent yesterday at Mt Charleston discussing a virtual appointment with business and political leaders. Roosevelt asked Neely to name candidates for both the recovery administration and the home owners loan bank. Walter Virgil Ross named manager of the bank. West Virginia Democrats report no strain with the president and expect appointments to be made. Stephenson is expected to reach Washington soon.
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D. Homer Stephenson
Clen@enin
Kanada
West Virginia
Charleston
Senator Neely
Roosevelt
Democraticitg
Recovery Administration
Home Owners’ Loan Bank
Walter Virgil Ross
Auut
Cleveland Plans Waterfront Project in Great Lakes Port Bid
Cleveland Mayor Ray Z. Miller announced a 21.9 million waterfront program to deepen the Cuyahoga River, dredge the harbor, extend breakwaters, and improve sewers. The plan seeks federal funding, will go to Governor White and then the U.S. War Department for approval, aiming to make Cleveland a leading Great Lakes port.
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Cleveland
Great Lakes
Ray Z. Miller
Jala
White
United States War Department
Washington
Cuyahoe River
Miller Bain
Kanawha College Plans for Fall Enrollment
Plans by Kanawha College faculty project enrollment of 309 students for the fall session and cover curriculum, instruction, and support for needy students. A case notes a young man with a mother teacher and a disabled father seeking to study medicine. another student found work at a gasoline station. Dr. L S McDaniel, college president, spoke to the Rotary Club in Widn and welcomed graduates. A band dance for summer students and organized dancing classes were noted.
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Kanawha College
Hisa
L. S. McDaniel
Rotary Club
Widen
Three Men Hurt In Automobile Accidents
Three men were injured in several minor crashes around Charleston. Bass Smith and Dok Williams were lightly lacerated when Smith’s car collided with Julian Stoyer’s at Stop South Charleston. James McGee had a wrist cut after being struck on Patrick Street Bridge. the driver offered help but did not report the incident. Police noted another collision at Washington and Court Streets and another at Virginia and Trusing Streets with slight damage.
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Charleston
Bass Smith
Dok Willams
Smith
Julian Stoyer
South Charleston
Williams
Dunn's Hospital
James McGee
Patrick Street Tridge
Washington and
Court
Clyde Bosher
Virginia
Campaign for Cemetery Fund to Begin Monday
A plan to establish a cemetery three miles west of Montegom ery on the Midizad trail is approved by a chamber of commerce committee. Funds will be raised to purchase the tract starting tomorrow under Harry F. Morris of Charleston, with Mayor D. B. Smallridge and others on the approving committee.
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Monte + gomery
Midizad Trail
Chamber of Commerce of
Monte
Gomery
Morrow
Harry
F. Morris
Charleston
D. BR. Smallridge
W. W. Jennings
Altoy
Albert Nunley
A. J. Alnesig
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