Mrs Higginbotham Dies at Her Home in Nitro
Mrs Maysel Malcom Higginbotham 47 wife of BE Higginbotham died yesterday morning at her Nitro home. Daughter of the late George S In mayor of Nitro she worked in Kanawha county clerk’s office under Massey and Moulton. Member of Star and Methodist church at Nitro. Funeral tomorrow at 4 30 pm at Nitro Methodist with Spring Hill cemetery interment. Pallbearers include Roscoe N Moulton Fred Morcis L Sew L A Edwards FE W Carl and Samuel Montague. Surviving husband two daughters Geraldine and Emma Louise Higginbotham, son Clayton Rosepstham, mother Mrs George Morgan, sisters Mrs W R Ayers and Mrs W W Huffman, brothers Daniel Morgan Harry and George Morgan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maysel Malcom Higginbotham
BE. Higginbotham
Nitro
George S. In
Kanawha County
L. C. Massey
Roscoe K. Moulton
Nitra Methodist Church
Spring Hill Cemetery
Roscoe N. Moulton
Fred Morcis
L Sew
L. A. Edwards
FE. W. Carl
Samuel Montague
Gaushters
Hansford Hig
Benbotham
Miami
Fla
Geraldine Malcolm
Epangeter
Emma Louise Higginbotham
Clayton
Milt Roberts
Mre
Helen Roberts
C. C. Roberts
F. L. Roberts
GrieMthaville
Calvin
Emily Tucker
Lincoln County
Roe
Ifithsville
Clarence Roiet
Huntington
Charlee Tucker
Pratt
Melvin ‘Tucker
Kanawha
City
Joe Tucker
Cannelton
William Tucker
North Carolina
Anna Moss
Crown Hagoiert
Fannie McBride
Adadle Bee M. E
Booth
No Jarvis Pateisting
Roberts Cemetery
Sweetland
Ferguson matriarch dies in Wayne County
Mrs. Fannie P Ferguson 62 mother of Circuit Judge Charles W Ferguson died at Ferguson near Wayne after a lingering illness caused by heart disease. Survived by husband L S Ferguson and sons Dr Samuel J Ferguson Milisa Ferguson Wallace Ferguson Joseph M Ferguson and Judge Charles W Ferguson. Funeral services set for Tuesday with burial at Elmwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne
Fanne P. Ferguson
Charles W. Ferguson
Ferguson
Deuth
Samuel J. Ferguson
L. S. Ferguson
Milisa Ferguson
House of Delree
Wayne County
Wallace Ferguson
Joseph M. Ferguson
Judge Ferguson
Elmwood
Church Forms Mission In Magazine Section
A mission organized by Bream Memorial church yesterday in the Magazine section at Avondale school. Sixty persons attended. Organizers are Rev. Payne Brown, W. M. Hobbs, and Dale Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bream Memorial Church
Aection
Avondale School
Payne Brown
W. M.hobbs
Dale Thomas
Camp sendoff and visitors to Miss Gardner
Leaves for Camp Miss Ruth Gardner daughter of Mr and Mrs Abraham Gardner of Virginia Street left yesterday for Camp Schontal near Columbus Mother Mrs B W McClung of Links Grove is visiting her daughter Miss Eleanor McClung
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Ruth Gardner
Abraham Gardner
Virginia Street
Camp Schontal
Columbus
B. W. McClung
Links Grove
Eleanor McClung
Obituary notices and funeral arrangements from Kanawha area
Obituaries list multiple local deaths with survivors and funeral details. Peter Land OA dies at home with Lamb Services Mass planned. interment at Mt Olivet cemetery. Mrs James Devine and Mrs Letha Mayo noted with survivor lists and service plans. Janet Munchback to have arrangements set. Other memorials include Cornwell, Roberts, and Tucker family notices with church services, burial details, and funeral home transfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamb
Sacred Heart Church
Peter Land
Htt Olive
Mt Olivet
Snakes and Water Dogs Contest On Elk and Coal Rivers
The Kanawha Game and Fish association sponsors a water snake and water dog kiting contest along Elk and Coal rivers from Charleston to Braxton county line. The June 4 start runs until July 4 with two cash prizes and other gear. Coal river leads after yesterday's judges reports. District judges are named to certify kills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanawha Game and Fish Association
Elk
Coal
Elk River
Coal River
Charleston
Braxton County
Four Criminals Continued From Page One
Police report multiple crime incidents with confessions and arrests. Kenneth Chew 21 confessed to shooting Nunn candidate for president of the State Board of Agriculture near Porter. Will Davis 35 aided Chew, surrendered at Bristow farm. Davis claims Chew shot Nunn and that they flagged a car after the train at a crossing. Davis mentioned a 1954 Indianapolis holdup by Harris and Chew. Separate suspect Don Rodriguez 23 questioned in Arizona child kidnapping. Rodriguez claimed to be in Globe, Arizona at kidnapping time and under arrest for burglary in Rocky Ford. In New Jersey, Mrs Martha Clitt 28 and Mrs Eva Coe 45 to be arraigned on murder charges for killing Harry Wright 40 near Crumbaugh. Coroner set arraignment before grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskogee
Okla
Bob Boulton
Kenneth Chew
Nunn
State Board of Agriculture
Porter
Chew
Farher
Will L. Davis
Creek County
Albert Peeper
Bristow
Davis
Nuun Chew
Kenneth Harris
Oakland City
Ind
Harris
Tucson
Whittam
Rodriguez
Globe
Ariz
Favory Mendenhall
Rocky Ford
John Belton
la Junta
UN Lega
Belton
Rodrlguez
Tuckon
Rodrigues
Mendenhall
Oneonta
N. J. Shine
Donald Grant
Martha Clitt
Eva Coe
Harry Wright
op Crum-/ Barnounikin
Prosecution to Call 30 Witnesses in Wright Case
Charges filed after admissions by two men and two women who allegedly aided in Wrights death on a lonely road. Mrs Clifts account claims she ran over Wright with a car after Mrs Coe struck him with a mallet, though Mrs Coe denies hitting him. A purported statement allege Mrs Coos insurance benefit tied to the death. In Manchester a 30-year-old Negro was killed and body mutilated by white men after a Negro allegedly struck one of them. Eight men held on murder charges following a raid on a Denver Chinatown lottery den netting 800 dollars. Suspects named Andy Sinsidone and John Rotila among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright
Clifts
Manchester
Tenn
Negro
Here
Dhot
Denver
Cole
Clyde Curcio
Chinatown
Neste
Curcio
Andy Sinsidone
John Rotila
Poderjay tied to international spy group in vanished case
New York police report progress in a month long probe into the disappearance of Agnes Colonia Turger son while weighing sending a detective to Vienna to question her husband Ivan Iyatol vitch Poderjay, a prisoner there. Captain Ayres notes Vienna evidence, potential trip cost about 2000 dollars, with Arthur Folingon of the alien squad likely to go if ordered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Agnes Colonia Turgerson
Vienna
Ivan Iyatolvitch Poderjay
John H. Ayres
Missing Persons Bureau
Austria
Poderjag
Arthur C. Folingon
Alien Squad
Spain
Vienna_uest
Johnson
Tufvarson
Federal case on liquor import into West Virginia dries
Federal Judge McClinf retained that liquor import is illegal despite state law. Four suspects faced initial no charges, but warrants were issued after a conference with officers and District Attorney George T. Neal. Charges arise under federal statutes protecting dry states from liquor importations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. McClinfic
West Virginia
George T. Neal
Storms From Minnesota Roil Midwest Heat Sparks Damage
Severe storms swept from Minnesota boosting heat in the Midwest with hail and damaging winds striking several Minnesota towns. Rain cooled some areas while others faced scorched conditions and widespread destruction across a block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Mid
Towa
Airman James KR Wedel Killed In Crash Near Patterson
James KR Wedel, renowned Louisiana pilot and record holder for land planes, was killed today in an airplane crash near Patterson Louisiana where he builds airplanes. Local officials reported the accident occurred this morning and police are investigating the cause of the fatal crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patterson
James KR. Wedel
Louisiana
Out of Doors Sought By Thousands Amid Heat Wave
Thousands of Charleston residents sought relief outdoors as heat neared the year’s high. At noon the thermometer read near 98, drawing crowds to pools, the Kanawha Park baseball game, and a state tennis tournament at South Ruffner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
United For
Kanawha Park
South Ruffner
Tale
Uitte
Torro
Health Council Plans Sterilization Conference July Ninth
State Health Commissioner Dr A B McClim said the Health Council will consider adopting a policy to carry out provisions of a sterilization law for certain insane persons at a session in Wheeling July 9 10 and 11. The law allows the head of an institution to petition for sterilization for inmates with certain severe insanity if deemed in society’s best interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Publc
A. B. McClim
Wheeling
McClue
West Virginia
Council
Retired Minister John McCarthy Dies in Huntington
The Rev. John McCarthy aged 71, retired minister who served from 1887 to 1910 in Huntington and later joined the Southern Methodist conference in St. Louis, died today at Peace Springs hotel near Huntington after a brief illness. Survivors include his widow, his daughter Mrs. Clay Worth, and a son Griffin H. McCarthy, a St. Louis department store executive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
John McCarthy
Varius Marines
St. Louis
Moares
Ponre Springs
McCarthy
Clay Worth
Peace Springs
Washington, D. C
First Congregational Church
Southern Methodist Conference
Griffin HF. McCarthy
Auto Crash Injures Two Walton Youths
Hobart Johnson, 16, of Welton, was in serious condition at Stants hospital after a highway crash in Walton area yesterday. Donald Patrick, 14, also from Walton, received facial injuries. Police reported Johnson suffered severe head injuries and that the full extent was not yet known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobart Johnson
Welton
Stants Hospital
Peat Clendenin
Donald Patrick
Walton
Johnson
Activeri
Catholic Youth Convention Addresses Faith and Loyalty
Bishop urges focus on divine guidance amid church government tensions. He warns Catholics to consecrate themselves to Jesus Christ, calling for spiritual bulwarks against secular ills. About 10,000 Catholic youth attended as Papal Nuncio Cesare Orsenigo took part in ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus Christ
Cesare Orsenigo
Ceremoani
Ozark Raid Finds No People at Hives Ranch
The Ozark Raid searched the Hives ranch but found only Hives present. Officials denied porn at the ranch in the last two days and any ambulance arrivals. Sheriff Curtis said two men were taken to Higgs place by ambulance for medical treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hives
Woo
Higes
Curtis
Higgs Place
Recluse hideout described as small arsenal found
Police described a shack linked to Crowe as a concealed hideout. They entered after moving debris and found it fitted as a small arsenal. Crowe's car was recovered containing dynamite, per searchers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crowe
Philatelists Meet Tonight By The Charlesian Stemp Collectors Club
Herald win, president, announced yesterday that the Philatelists 10 Meet The Charlesian Stemp Collectors Club will convene tonight at 7 20 o clock at the Y M C A for stamp collecting discussions and appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlesian Stemp Collectors’ Club
Y. MC. A. Herald
Yestoray
Street Half Repaved Near Fik River
The north side of Washington street east of the Fik River has been repaved. Work on the south half of the street is to begin immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Street
Birthday honors for Henry Berthold and career notes
Henry G Berthold is celebrated for his birthday and long service as sales manager for Cling Ice Cream, a subsidiary of Imperial Ice Cream. His career includes a confectionery in Union City Indiana, teaching, military service in World War I, and roles in dairy associations and community clubs. He and his wife Freda Fleming Berthold reside at 14 Woite Avenue with two sons. Horoscope notes accompany the piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry G. Berth
Herihold
Cling Ice Cream Company
Imperial Tce Cream Company
Charleston
Union City
Ind
Mer. Berthold
Pershing
Mexico
Mexico. He Attended the Third Office
Teton Springs
Texas
New Orleans
Montgomery
Als
Camp Lee
France
Belgium
Camm Dis
N. I
Mr. Herbold
Ost van Wert
Ohio
Henry George Berthold
Emma F Good Berthald
van Wert
Huntington
Grafler
Tor Chatterton
Tnetske Tmnrovement
American Legion
Rotary Club
Dan Brook Sountry Club
Berthold
Freda C. Fleming
H. Galen Berthold, Jr
Robert Vernon Berthald
Woite Avenue
Pfaff and Smith Co. Awarded U S Contract for Sand and Gravel
Pfaff and Smith Co. of Charleston received a U S government contract to supply sand and gravel amounting to 5480.10 for use in Tech No 2 construction on the Katahwa river. Other awards include Carolina Lumber Co Moss Brothers Huntington Gravel and Supply and John K Noir Ravens Wood with varied bids for cement and other materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plaft and Smith Builder Supply Company
Charleston
United States Engincer
Tiuntington
Tech No. 2
Katawha
Rumington
Carolina Lumber Company
Moss Brothers Company
Huntington Gravel and Supply Company
John K. Noir
Ravens
Wood
Ohio River
Wycoff Resigns USC Post to Lead Carpinteria PE Unit
Frank Wycoff, noted USC world record sprinter, resigns as biology instructor to join the physical education department at a Carpenteria California school. His move shifts him from science teaching to athletics oriented duties in the new post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Wykoeff
Los Angeles
Frank Wyxett
University of Southern California
Carpenteria
Cal
Agricultural Pupils Earn as They Learn
Figures from West Virginia show vocational agriculture pupils earned through learning during the vacation period totaled about 89,000 dollars for the year, compared with 100,000 the year before. State director J. W. Aukeney notes teacher salaries across state and local communities cost about 49,885 dollars last year, with the current year expected to be about a quarter lower due to salary reductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
J. W. Aukeney
Atate
Belgium Neutrality Question Dominates British Policy
London reports a pending unilateral British declaration to defend Belgian neutrality as a key principle of Britain’s foreign policy. The cabinet will discuss Belgium’s assurance not to enter alliances or secret agreements and to resist military action unless attacked with British support pledged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Briain
Belgium
Holland
Britain
Enrollment at Kanawha College Closes Tuesday
Kanawha College enrollment for the summer session will close Tuesday announced by president L. McDaniel. Dr J T House added to teach an extra English class as inquiries about late enrollment continued. The current enrollment already exceeds last summer with students from Putnam Clay counties among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanawha College
L. McDaniel
J. T. House
M-Daniel Raid
Putnam
Clay County
Flying Aces club elects officers in Gauley Bridge area
Major John Brown was elected president of the Flying Aces club, organized by young men of Gauley Bridge. Lieut. Douglas Brown and Lieut. Willo Dunbar were named treasurer and secretary. A DC club and secret organization sponsored by ten women of Gailey Bridge held a meeting at the Flying Aces clubhouse with Miss Janita Brown as president and Mrs. Julia Bracken and Miss Margaret Bracken as officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Brown
Flying Aces Club
Gauley Bridzoe
Douglas Brown
Willo Dunbar
D.C
Gailey Bridges
Jaanita Brown
Julia Bracken
Margarelli Bracken
Paraguay Bolivian claim sparks propaganda clash over battle
Buenos Aires June 24 reports a Bolivian claim of 2600 Paraguayan casualties being contradicted by Asuncion officials who say 2000 to 2500 Bolivians were killed or wounded. Bolivians keep Fort Ballivian in Bolivian hands despite claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
Ballivian
Visits In Hurricane Miss Dorothy Dane Green
Miss Dorothy Dane Green of Hur ritane visits her own Mrs. C M Rumbaugh of Washington street in a local social note describing a friendly call and residence connection in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Dane Green
Washington Street
C. M. Rumbaugh
Hurritane
Nitro Union Special Meeting Install Officers
Nitro chemical union Phaursda night at 7 40 invites all members and families with refreshments music and special speakers John B Zaston W S Kirk and Thomas Caries Newly elected officers to be installed include G Lyons H L Huttman W H Ranes Brady Landers and M Castas Financial secretary and treasurer A Young Peoples Service League will present two plays at the Presbyterian church Thursday Pro posal a one act play by Robert Sibley Brent Vivian and Louise Stewart Miss Muaily a two act comedy by Thomas Hawkins Henry Soft ry Henry Clay Custer Constance Snyder Arn Pickens Helen Snyder Alda Sibley and Suzanne Witty A farewell party for Glen Powell who leaves for Miami Fla at Mr and Mrs Virgil Higginbothams home on Twenty fifth Street followed by games and refreshments Names listed as attendees at the party several local residents including Phyllis Fowler Mildred Lewis and others Thomas Hawkins Rutherford Hill have taken positions at Rubber Service laboratories B Frantz ill at his Thirtieth street home G E Layne a candidate for West Virginia House of Delegates Putnam County on Democratic ticket Edward Hendel Jr improving at his Twenty fifth street home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nitro Chemical Union
Phaursda
John B. Zaston
State Federation of Labor
W. 5
Kirk
Charleston
Painters Union
Thomas Caries
American Peders- Labor
G. Lyons
H. L. Huttman
W. H. Ranes
Brady Landers
M. &. Castas
Young Peoples Service League
G_ D. Martin wil
Presbyterian Church
Thomas Hawkins
Henry Softry
Henry Clay Custer
Constance Snyder
Arn Pickens
Helen Snyder
Alda Sibley
Suszanne Witty
Virgil Higginbotham
Twenty-fifth Street
Glen Powell
Miami
Fla
Phyllis Fowler
Iowa Grid Coach Refuses to Worry About Next Fall
IGWA CITY, June 24 71 University of Iowa fans can relax this summer as Coach Ossie Solem dismissed the squad after spring practice saying he is well satisfied. He gives Hawkeye followers fresh hope as 13 major and nine minor lettermen plus promising sophomores prepare for fall drills starting September 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IGWA
Salem
Students Enroll At Kentucky University Summer Session
West Virginia students enrolled at the University of Kentucky for the summer session include Burl B. Cox Ruth P. Cox Clendavin Dana Robert Ervin East Hank O E Banks Seth Mary Williamson Athens Margaret Lucille Harrell Mildred Johnson Janws Carl Leake Helen Adelaide Windle Helen Margaret Potts Rachel Virginia Potts Huntington Lorraine Filey Murrayaville Alvin Henderson Ravenswood Slate er Chattaroy John Jay Justice Briyateth Farley Delbarton Anne K Smith Lottie Mae Maynard Williamson Addessg Lanice File Mary J. Stanley Berkley Mrs Kyle Avis Willis Neihert Joseph Martin Ferguson Wayne George Werman Bryson Lester Roscoe Mamilton Carder Murraysville J Stuart Ervin Elkins
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
University of Kentucky
Burl B. Cox
Ruth P. Cox
Clen
Devin
Dana Robert
Ervin
East Hank
O. E. Banks
Seth
Mary Williamson
Athens
Margaret Lucille Harrell
Mildred Johnson
Janws Carl Leake
Helen Adelaide Windle
Helen Margaret Potts
Rachel Virginia Potts
Huntington
Lorraine Filey
Murrayaville
Alvin
H. Henderson
Ravenswood
B. 1
Slateer
This Badger Game Not So Lucrative Any More
Madison Wisconsin June 24 Students at the University of Wisconsin face a change in ticket policy. Previously they could buy individual football tickets for 50 cents while the public paid 2 to 4 dollars. Now a coupon book covers all Badgers contests or students pay full public prices. The shift ends widespread scalping profits and ends reduced-price sales, making Wisconsin the last Western conference school to abandon individual tickets for students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Wisconsin
Badgers
Wistonsit
Beckley Man Loses Pocketbook At Ball Game
Beckley resident J W Maxwell reported to police the loss of a pocketbook containing two hundred sixty dollars and papers at a baseball game held at Kenawha park. The incident occurred last night prompting a police report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Maxwell
Beckley
Kenawha Park
State to Get New Post Offices Nationwide Plan
Federal funds totaling 410000000 will fund 626 public building projects chosen by Lt. Morgenthau and Postmaster General Parley. An emergency 365000000 deficiency act allotment will cover 202 prospects. remaining work uses existing funds. Most projects are post offices to be spread equitably across states and territories. construction starts where land is secured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
West Virginia
Keyser
Alderson
Weith
Montgomery
Auto Advisory Group Meet in City Today
The West Virginia state advisory committee of the motor vehicle retailing trade holds an allday session at the Daniel Boone hotel to review sade violations and monthly activity reports. J. S. Calhoun of Charleston will preside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Daniel Boone Hotel
J. S. Calhoun
Charleston
President's Mother Arrives in England on Europa
Mrs. Sarah Delano Roosevelt, mother of the American president, landed in Southampton aboard the liner Europa. She was greeted by Ambassador Robert W. Bingham and spoke of her fondness for England and pride in her son’s service and health.
Vickers Family Hosts Daughter’s Twelfth Birthday Party
Oakdale residents Mr and Mrs W H Vickers entertained at their home Saturday to mark their daughter’s twelfth birthday. Guests included Maxine Graham Ruth Melton Francia Daugherty Joan Vickers Mace Daugherty Florence Burdette Fret Casto Juanita Summers Jeanit George Ruth Jarvis Hazel Carte Madeline Simonton Rosa Lee Marks Dorothy Brookman Genevieve Donohue Louise Vickers and Charles Vickets. In Leningrad the Union of Soviet Authors opens a college for gifted children, offering literary training plus general arts and sciences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Vickers
Oakdale
Maxine Graham
Wande Lee Vickers
Ruth Melton
Mace Daugherty
Joan Vickers
Francia Daugherty
Francis Stump
Maxing Stump
Florence Burdette
Fret Casto
Juanita Summers
Jeanit George
Ruth Jarvis
Hazel Carte
Madeline Simonton
Rosa Lee Marks
Dorothy Brookman
Genevieve Donohue
Louise Vickers
Charles ‘Vickets
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C. W. Ferguson
SeeBeet Pees
South
Chavientan
Shpsietin
Charles
John
Davia Hildreth
Herbert Thomas
Suntat Memorial Park
James Devine
Jators Devine
Pittsburg
Kans
Margaret Dorsey
Pat Dorsey
Shrewsbury
H.C. Walker
Belle
Grace McGinley
Margaret McGinley
Lethe Maye
Letha Mayo
Iva Yesterdavening
Young Street
Weary Cornwell
Cornwell
Wirtfield
Charleston Hospital
Jerry Cornwell
Thomas Henry
Raynenes
Clarence Cornwell
Union Missions Chapel
Bartlett Funeral Home
Janet Munchback
Charledon
Col
Charles A. Lindberg
Gene Tunney
Lindbergh
Lett
Ob Ao8
Jon Morrow Lindbergh
Hisnapers
Tunney Kight
Gene Lauder Tunney
Associated Bress
Carpenter
Norman W. Gettman
Cooperstown
Poderjay
Abe Apies
Holt
Health Council
Ozark
Philatelists
Perrons
C. T. Yerkes
Henry G. Berthold
Pfaff and Smith Co
U. S
Officers
Flying Aces” Club
Paraguay
Dorsiby Parker
Alan Campbell
Colo
Campbell
Q Summer Stoce Company
Associated Press
Nitro News
Iowa
Kentucky University
Rhodesis
Salisbury
Rhodesia
Sabi River
Belt Railway ‘Trust
Sydney
Australia
Harbor
Transvaal
Mersetter
Adelaide
University of Adelaide
Stockholm
T?i
Welch
Auto Advisory Group
England
Mr. and
Mrs. Vickers
Russia
Leninghad
The
Union of Soviet Authors
Wiggins Hickory Pit
Strak's
Martin
Ranaathe
Capital City
Paint & Glass Co
KODAK
Maggard Studio
Capital Street
Wea
Challesien
the Gates
Mfg. Co
Annie Sere
Claro
Mee
Palring
Lei Eiger
Behwube & Mager
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