Mad Slayer Terror Grips Seattle as Manhunt Expands
Seattle police and a 150-man posse hunted a mad slayer who killed his fourth victim in two days. The latest victim was Blanche Link, 43, a hotel telephone operator attacked after dismounting from a bus near Alderwood Manor. Her death was noted by her 9-year-old son, with authorities reporting multiple broken ribs and a fatal choke hold. The public fledstores fearing weapon shortages as authorities covered the county with officers on duty.
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Seattle
Washdune
Alderwood Manor
Everett
Blanche Link
Link
Otta H. Mittlestadt
46 Strikers Receive Fines and Jail Terms
Martinsburg reports fines and jail terms for 48 Interwoven Stocking company workers who pleaded guilty to misdemeanor indictments tied to a five week strike. Forty six fined 50 dollars plus costs, two fined 25 dollars. Forty received suspended nine month sentences. eight ordered to serve immediately. Fines and costs totaled 310 dollars. bonds posted for suspended cases. One defendant, Dennis Hanshew, pleaded not guilty and stands trial. Bomb splinters mentioned as unrelated UK note.
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Martinsburg
Dennis Hanshew
Moscow Radio Plays U. S. Patriotic Songs
In New Fork on June 24 NBC reported Moscow radio aired patriotic tunes including Columbia the Gem of the Ocean and other American and Scotch songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
U. S
New Fork
Columbia
NBC
Interim Group Sets Monday Meeting on Safety and Land Laws
The legislative interim committee will meet next Monday to study stronger mine safety laws compulsory automobile liability insurance and revisions to delinquent land laws. Senate President Randolph and House Speaker Arnold co chair the panel and will receive a preliminary report from university instructors led by Dr. Frasure. Members include Senators Hussion Vickers Young and delegates Alltop Ross Casto and Mrs. Walker.
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Senate
Byron B. Randolph
House
Malcolm Arnold
Carl Frasure
Wood
Nell Walker
Fayette
Drum Major Love Story Opens On Page 9
Vida Hurst crafts a first run romance and adventure in a drum major love tale. The Charleston Gazette features a new serial that follows heartbeats and parade steps as the story unfolds today on page 9.
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Vida Hurst
South Charleston Garden Club Tour and Meetings
Members of the Jefferson Park Garden club toured gardens of Mrs. J C Salmons Mrs C T Mills Mrs Nelson Stoops and Mrs W E Kent then met Monday night at Mrs Thomas Baldwins on Washington avenue Present were Mesdames C W Eichhorn Andrew Thailing Virgil Tilton Thomes Williams and H L Gibson A silver tea will be held Friday 7 to 11 p m at Mrs EB Chiltons home The Red Cross workers met at Mrs H L Thornburgs Forest circle and other social group meetings were noted with plans for a hay ride and a wool purchase drive for two againts Monday night at Mrs George Delaforge on Tenth Avenue Miss Anna Ravick supervised the Red Cross group next meeting at Mrs Vernon Nichols Rosemont avenue Circles of the Woman's Society of Christian Service meet at Mrs R A Ford Mrs John Rumbaugh and Mrs D M Pence Weekly Methodism study at Mrs J Marion Bailey home Circle meetings and a South Charleston Community Civic Council meeting with nominating committee report July 22 discussed along with De free of Honor Protective association Kanawha lodge No 76 annual banquet at New Ching Charleston with members present
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Jefferson Park
J. Marion Bailey
Young Peoples Division
St. Paul's
Red Cross
George Delaforge
Tenth Avenue
Anna Ravick
Vernon Nicholson Rosemont
T. Fudge
Roy H. Arthur
Margaret Delforge
Gladys M. Price
de Free of Honor Protective Assection Kanawha Lodge No. 76
4. R. Robertson
Tremont Street
Charleston
Frank Rogers
W. BR. Branscome
Clay Wick
Nell Richardson
J. M. Pennell
Una Robertson
Sala Aa Ng
Quanah Cover To Honor Miss Pharr And Society Ladies
Covers will be laid for Miss Pharr and Mesdames Allen Brown Hugh Hunter Mary J. Smith George Leslie J Hi Orr C C Pharr jr Bruce Thompson Ben Londeree R G Skinner the Misses at a social event in Quanah Texas with several local dignitaries expected to attend.
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Quanah
Tex
Miss Pharr
Mesdames Allen Brown
Hugh Hunter
Mary J. Smith
George Leslie
J. Hi Orr
Jr Bruce Thompson
Ben Londeree
R. G. Skinner
Godless Men Are Blamed For Strife
More than 100000 Catholic pilgrims gathered in St Paul to open the ninth National Eucharistic congress. Cardinal Dougherty led pontifical mass as Archbishop Stritch warned that those who violate God's laws cause world strife and economic ills. Children’s day will feature a 15000 voice choir, with Archbishop Mooney and Archbishop Spellman to preach.
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ST. Paul
Minn
INS
Samuel A. Stritch
Chicago
Dennis Cardinal Dougherty
Congress
Edward Mooney
Detroit
Francis J. Spellman
New York
Italy Forbids Yanks To Leave Boundaries
Rome announces a Fascist decree effective immediately barring all Americans from leaving Italy. The order, issued in retaliation to U S travel restrictions, binds U S citizens to stay within Italian borders as tensions rise between Rome and Washington.
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Italy
Rome
INS
Washington
U. S
Parkersburg Civil War Veteran Satow Dies at 93
William E. Satow, longtime West Virginia Grand Army of the Republic leader and one of Wood County’s last Civil War veterans, died in a Parkersburg hospital at age 93. A German immigrant who served in Co E, 1st West Virginia Cavalry, he was wounded at Sailor’s Creek and kept a bullet near his heart. He remained active in GAR affairs and planned to help choose the 1942 encampment site with Department Commander A. T. McMurray.
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Parkersburg
William E. Satow
West Virginia Department of the Grand Army of the Republic
Satow
Wood County
GAR
DU. S
Germany
Satan
Clarksburg
State Planning Board To Meet Again Today
The state planning board meets for its second session at 10 a.m. in the board of public works room to draft a long-range program for major improvements to natural and artificial resources. Dean R. Orion of West Virginia University chairs the meeting, with seven ex-officio officials and appointees like John T. Sydnor, Patrick D. Koonts, Dr. Emil M. Sunley, and Van A. Bittner in attendance.
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State Planning Board
R. Orion
West Virginia University
Board of Public Works
John T. Sydnor
Omar
Logan County
Patrick D. Koonts
Charleston
Emil M. Sunley
University
van A. Bittner
Huntington Woman Replaces Mrs Ford Appointment
Huntington woman Helen Walburn named to head the state Toad information department by Road Commissioner Ernest L. Bailey. She succeeds Lois Ford of Charleston who has led the department since 1934, with the change effective July 1.
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Helen Walburn
Huntington
State Toad Commission
Department of Information
Ernest L. Bailey
Lois Ford
Charleston
Ford
Church Revival and Local Socials Highlight Weekend
Evangelist Charles C. Waterman of Pasadena is leading a revival at Wesleyan Methodist mission near St Albans. The Em manuel Baptist young people's choir held a Rock Lake swimming party Friday with numerous attendees listed. A St Matthew's Episcopal bridge party is set for this evening at Mrs Frank Cox's Holly and Myrtle home. Rev Herman Mees Meyer attends the eastern district Lutheran church convention in Kyrone Pa with Valparaiso Lutheran president C P Kreizmann slated as principal speaker.
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Charles C. Waterman
Pasadena
Calif
Wesleyan Methodist Mission
St. Albans
Young People’s Choir
Emmanuel Baptist Church
Rock Lake
Iva Lee Robson
Edith Sayre
Wilma Jeanne Amick
Katherine Daust
Glendall Goodall
Tane Lee Atkinson
Dorothy Clendenin
Virginia Cannon
Margaret Sue Radford
Evelyn Ferrell
Peggy Gillispie
Joy Bogress
Betty Hammack
Mary Jo
Joyce Ann Cannon
Ana Ruth Jackson
Dolly Hodges
Betty Wolfe
Mary Ann Frey
Jeanne Griffith
Kathryn Williams
Frances Cundiff
Kyra Ste Cannon
Betty Gillispie
R. C. Cannon
Pat Durham
Kenneth Amick
Maurice Dosier
John Fréderick Glover
Herman Landers
Robert Gentry
Jobie Hammack
Clovis
Karrell Hartley
Ronald Smith
Fred Glover, Jr
St. Matthew's Protestant Episcopal Church
Frank Cox
Holly and
Myrtle Roads
Herman Mees Meyer
St Paul's Lutheran Church
American Lutheran Church
Grier Girls School
Kyrone
C. P. Kreizmann
Valparaiso Lutheran University
Valparaiso
Ind
Twin Boys Born at McMillan Hospital to Dendurenl Family
A report lists multiple newborns including twin boys born Monday at McMillan hospital to Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Dendurenl of 427 Highland Avenue South Cf Charleston. Other births include a daughter at St. Francis hospital to Albert Dery at 5602 Indiana Avenue S E and a son to Mr. and Mrs. Sie Tully of St Albans at St. Francia hospital.
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McMillan Hospital
M. S. Dendurenl
Highland Avarine
South Cf
Charleston
St. Francis Hospital
Albert Dery
Indiana Avenue
S. E
Sie Tully
St .Albans
St. Francia Hospital
Everett Z. Miley
Belle
Walter Ashworth
Bownemont
Kanawha Valley Hospital
Salvation Army Hospital
Forrest King
Broad Street
Dunbar
Obituary for Elizabeth Conley and J M McGurl
Mrs Elizabeth Conley 85 died at home on Price's court leaving husband Thomas son Ezra and daughter Mery all at home Body in Cunningham mortuary pending arrangements. J M McGurl former resident of 1227 Elmwood Avenue and Charleston rodee 202 died at 730 PM in Minersville PA funeral arrangements to be announced later.
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Elizabeth Conley
Price's Court
Thomas Conley
Ezra
Mery
Cunningham Mortuary
JM. McGarl
J. M. McGurl
Elmwood Avenue
Charleston Rodee 202
B. P.O
Minersville
Ann Pharr to Be Guest of Honor at Luncheon
Mrs. Larry David, the Misses Mary Jo Smith and Agnes Fox will host a luncheon Saturday afternoon at Wren's Nest to compliment Miss Ann Pharr, bride-elect of Rev. Jack Tilden Goodykoontz of the area.
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Larry David
Mary Jo Smith
Agnes Fox
Wren's Nest
Ann Pharr
Jack Tilden Goodykoontz
Simple dandruff remedy with Listerine antiseptic bath
A historical ad describes dousing scalp with full strength Listerine antiseptic twice daily for dandruff. It claims 76 percent showed complete disappearance or improvement in symptoms within a month, noting a clinical test and benefits of massaging the scalp.
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