Public Safety Board Renamed with Fifth Terms
Governor Kump yesterday reap pointed former Judge Harold Ritz of Charleston and John L. Hatfield of Morgantown to serve their fifth terms on the board of commissioners of the department of public safety. Ritz is a Republican and Hatfield a Democrat. Their new terms begin July 1 and run two years. The pension board will meet Saturday with Col. P. D. Shingleton to award pensions to disabled members and to widows and orphans of department members.
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Kump
Harold Ritz
Charleston
John L. Hatfield
Morgantown
Board of Commissioners
Department of Public Safety
Conversation at Grass Roots gathering sparks Borah mention
Amid visitors at Robins home, Hyde urges attendance and a public speech on constitutional government. Robins counters with support for Senator Borah and cites Hoover’s defense of constitutional government. The exchange ends with Hyde reacting in anger as the talk turns personal.
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Missouri
Robins
Yde
Hyde
Hoover
Borah
Senator Borah
Mr. Hoover
Twister Wins Major Pug Show Honors in Pittsburgh
Twister a nine month old pug owned by Mrs J Leonard Gates won first prize for his breed and top toy dog honors at the Lewishley Kennel Club show in Allegheny County club Pittsburgh. He later won four ribbons including first in his class and fourth in the variety class. Mrs Gates plans to enter him at Greensburg PA. The pug breed, one of the oldest toy breeds, is scarce and breeders aim to revive it. Gates cites her seven pugs and notes Twister’s name stems from his squirms.
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Twister
J. Leonard Gates
Lewishley Kennel Club
Allegheny Country Club
Pittsburgh
Greensburg
Gates
Controversy and Commerce Shape 1930s Mexican and Auto News
The text blends political shifts in Mexico with President Cardenas firing Calles allies and Calles’ wealth-driven stance, then shifts to a booming truck and car market aided by government purchases, and a New York representative’s job-search anecdote, all reflecting era tensions and economic trends.
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Cardenas
Mexico
Calles
Astiva
Ishor
New York
Vito Marcantonio
Marcantonio
Treasury
Rapi
Indo-Vin touted as cure all at Cohen Drug Store
Crowds visit Cohen Cut Rate Drug Store at 160 Summers St to hear about Indo-Vin, a claimed natural medicine mix said to aid kidney, stomach, liver, and general health. Advert says cases include a long kidney complaint cured after years of treatment and a nervous breakdown improved after six weeks, urging readers to buy at low daily cost.
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Cohen Cut Rate Drug Store
Summers St
Charleston
Cohen Cut Rate
Summers Street
Two Large Checks Claim Billion and Thirty Seven Billion
A. W. Mellon presents a one billion dollar check while Samuel Insull signs for thirty seven billion dollars, both addressed to Press Room Treasury and written in the same handwriting. PERA employers relocating to the Washington auditorium complain of a strong Viniment odor as the arena hosts capital wrestling matches. A Congressional Record insertion of Representative Michael Stack’s tribute to his home lawn notes the cradle that sparked liberty in Philadelphia.
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A. W. Mellon
Samuel Insull
Treasury
PERA
Washington Auditorium
Autorium
Sentative
Michael Stack
Congressional
Philadelphia
Lts
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
HOLC District Offices Stay Open For Late Loan Applications
State manager Walter Virgil Ross announced that HOLC district offices across the state and the headquarters in the city will stay open until midnight to accept last minute loan applications. After midnight, no further applications may be filed.
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Home Owners Loan Corporation
Walter Virgil Ross
Ross
Armor Lodge Officers To Advance in Rank
The present officers of Admor lodge No. 258, Knights of Pythias, preside in their offices for the last time at Ciplt Gelock this evening at the Coles building on Seventh Avenue, South Charleston. They will take their obligations for the next higher office at a meeting on the first Thursday evening in duty. Charles Lang was elected outer guard at a recent meeting. More than 140,000 paying spectators visited Royal Air Force air stations in England on Empire Day.
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Admor Lodge No. 258
Knights of Pythias
Cipltgelock
Coles
Seventh Avenue
South Charleston
Charles Lang
Royal Air Force Air Stat Ins
England
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Seentista
HOLC
Tom
Bill
Cline
Dick Ray
Helen
Marge
Pete Likez
Hiram Walker
Bond
Canada
Welle Calls
America
Heram Walker &F Sons
Walkerville, Ontario
Trey
Atlantic City
Jackson Co
THONE
Cuarlestos, Sy. VA
Riverside
Riverside Center
Coves
Yeeere
Arm Lawn Chair
Uuug
Ward
Ford
Chevrolet
Licks
Inc
Bradford Allegheny
Daniel Bogne
West Virginia
George Washington Life Insurance Co
Vay Caneies L. Wtresuim
Ernest ¢. Minir
Kanawhe Street
Charleston, We Ya
Tom Barker
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