Case Remanded in Bloch Tobacco Directors Suit
The case, filed in 1932 by Emanuel Felsenheld and Nita Helen Frover against Samuel S Bloch, Jean A Bloch, Harold Bloch, the Wheeling Tobacco Company Steelf, and Reliance Investment, returns to Ohio County for further action and merits hearing. The supreme court majority found prima facie evidence of possible misconduct by directors and trustees, including alleged misappropriation of funds, excessive salaries, and related party loans. The decision remands to determine if legal action is justified and clarifies issues of authority, gratuities, and stock purchases by the Bloch family and the Reliance venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tha Bloch Brothers Tobacco Company
Cer
Creeshes
Ohio County
Emanual Felsenheld
Nita Helen .Frover
Samuel 5. Bloch
Jean A. Bloch
Harold Bloch
Big Wheeling Tobacco Company
Steelf
Reliance Investment Company
Casa
Supreme Court
Demartesa
Causo
Tfe
Folsen
Aaron Bloch
Nita Helen Frasar
Bloch
Samuel Bloch
Aaron
Jets
Harold
Bloc
Samuel
Fearsenheld
Bloche
Ut Wasl
Hlochs
Reliance Investment Comp
Directore
Rooney
Case
Jess
Shoul
Tower
Tower Courts Sustained . Demurrer To That and the Supreme Court
Helpa Emsaives
Lowat
Mama Tots
Vegemles
Act
Faullanet
Jowar
Decislon
Tobacco Company
Febenhard
Ted Crows Chapter Names Vice Chairman at Meeting
Assist pointed that this will continue until the last meeting with Kraan noting expansion of shipyards as Turkey looks to grow its maritime capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Crows
Firll
Canned for posterity by two scientists in Denver
Two scientists Dr Thornwell Jacobs of Oglethorpe University and Dr Duron J Ward of Denver plan to store a comprehensive record of early 20th century United States for future generations. The project, supervised by the American Society for the Advancement of Science, seals 2500 volumes in copper containers in mausoleum crypts with open access after 200 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Thornwell Jacobs
Oglethorpe University
Duron J. H. Ward
Denver
Haryard Divinity School
United States
Vemmus
Jacoba
Pompeii
Herculancurm
Egypt
Dr. Ward
Crypta Wiso
American’ Society For the Advancement of Science
Ward
College Students Earn $19 829 for Morris Hare College Year
Regular students at Morris Hare College earned 19 829 for the school year ending June 3, with 104 students working to cover expenses. Forty-one percent helped pay education costs. juniors and seniors are in higher demand, while freshmen and sophomores with no experience have fewer opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Harevey
Mira
W. H. Walker
Ubuary
Walker Zai
Ty Q
Frontier Fiesta Opens As FDR Pushes Button
Fort Worth Texas June 26 Frontier Fiesta opened with President Roosevelt signaling the start as crowds entered through gates. The event showcased Roccas Casa Manana as centerpiece with a two hour revue featuring Harriott Roctar Paul Whiteman Everett Marshall and the Cabin Kids under Rose’s direction. The festival grounds displayed windmills post office livery stables and a general store while the two hour Casa Manana show rivaled big city extravaganzas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Tex
Sunset Tai
Chuck Watfons
Roccas
Casa Manana
Casa Marans
Tia
Hevlove Harriott Roctar
Paul Whiteman
Everett Marshall
Cabin Kids
Screen Fame
Rose
Pioneer Palace
Melody Lane Takes Over Old Jumbo Building In City Show
Vaudeville stars and the original Dixieland band headline a high energy dress rehearsal. The venue sits above a large bar with a firefly garden hosting Salicl puppets as crowds flock to a quick moving routine by Melody Lane. Russian factory workers organize flying classes amid the show’s fast pace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melody Lane
Countn
2590 Beer Licenses Issued and 148 Rejected
A report from E A Hansbarger of the tax department notes beer licensing in West Virginia is improved with 2590 licenses issued and 148 rejected. Most rejections come from old offenders as the division processes over 3,000 applications and has about 240 left before next Thursday. Agents continue checks on uncertain cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Hansbarger
Tax Department
West Virginia
Howald
Fels
Ern
Sistersville Welcomes Sugden as Imperial Potentate
In Bist ersville on June 26 Sistersville held a half hour recess to welcome home Walter Sugden newly elected imperial potentate of the shine. A parade and demonstration drew six hundred participants with stores closing for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bistersville
Ramsey Named Head Of McGuffey Group
John M. Ramsey was elected president of the Kanawha county McGuffey club Friday night to succeed J. H. Hickman. Walter M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramsey
McGuffey Group
John &. Ramsey
Kanawha County
McGuffey Club
J. H. Hickman
Walter M
Grocer Hires Picket To Offset Opposition
Logan June 26 Sam Queen grocery store owner found a picket in front of his shop accusing it of being unfair to union labor. He countered by hiring his own picket bearing the banner This place fair to union labor to offset the protest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Sam Queen
Sam
Local Club Elects Officers for Year
Lynch was reelected corresponding secretary. Claude Hill becomes vice president, Mrs. George Whip ple secretary, and W. F. Foster treasurer. Officers to be installed July 30. Friday's program featured lantern slides of the McGuffey readers by Mr. Hickman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynch
Claude Hill
George Whipple
W. 4. Foster
McGuffey
Hickman
Officers to Discuss Camp Preparations for Guard Regiments
Officers and Horner to discuss encampments for the state's two National Guard regiments at a meeting with Adjutant General William L. Horner. The 150th will march to Camp Coneley near Point Pleasant in July, while the 201st will assemble at Camp Dawson on the Cheat River in Preston County the following month. Attending include Col. W. E. Eubank of Welch, 7th commander, and Col. C. C. Robinson of Morgantown, chief of the 201st.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Horner
150Th
Camp Coneley
Point Pleasant
201St
Camp Dawson
Cheat River
Preston County
W. E Eubank
Welch
C. C. Robinson
Morgantown
Neanderthal Skull Found North of Japan Planning Forest Roads
A skull uncovered on the left bank of the Skhodnya river near Moscow, buried 14 feet deep in Jurassic clay, is identified by O N Bader as Neanderthal European despite northern location. The specimen, similar to a modern human yet with a protruding brow and lacking a forward forehead, underscores prehistoric migration patterns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skhodnya River
Russia
Anthropological Institute of Moscow
Moscow-Volga Canal
O. N. Bader
Academy of Material Culture
Gucasua
Also Mentioned on This Page
Turkey
Associated Press
Jacobs
Oglethorpe
Atlanta
A.D
Dr. Daren J. 8
Ward of
Dr. Thornwell Jacobs
Posterity
Morris Harvey Work
Frederick Hotel
Huntington, West VA
William G. Sapfer
Sistersville Cives
Sugden
Grocer
Horner
Japan
Bostomms
Sclove Jeweler. Inc. Horologi
Cape
I. A
Vor Ecomanica
Yanavonvares
Chevrolet
Fisher
Peres Chevrolet Motor Division
Canwrat’ Mates Bale Corporation
Detroit
Michigan
McMillion Motors, Inc
Schmidt Motor CO
Cabin Creek Motor CO
Cabin Creek, W. Va
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