Roads Damaged by Heavy Rains Report
Heavy rains damaged roads and bridges across Pleasants, Wood, Ritchie, Wirt, Jackson, Gilmer, Lewis, and Upshur counties. Bridges washed, detours set, and rush repairs planned to minimize traffic impact. multiple state routes show construction, one way traffic, and load restrictions with delays and detours in effect.
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Pleasants
Wood
Ritchie
Wirt
Jackson
Gilmer
Lewis
Upthur
Thru State Road Commission
Smithers
Grafton
Halleck
Elkins
Beverly
Rock Camp
Lintiside
Mardy
Maratall
Fairmont
Philippi
Buckhannon
Norton
New Cumberland
Ham- Jin
Griffithsville
Harper
Horman
Macksville
Great Cacapon
Ivydale
Calhoun County
Big Arricans
West Union
Gilmer Soimty Une
Jackson- Durg
Smithfield
Brockwide
Breedrove
Wellsburg
Springfield
Romney
Pe Vale
G ‘Wright
Hopesvile
Pendleton County
Grant County
Seneem
West Virginia Black Rock company begins operations
A. G. Anderson, president, announced that the West Virginia Black Rock company at 5 West Spring Street has begun operations. About 200 tons of asphalt from the plant are being used to resurface D Street in South Charleston. Seven men are employed at the plant. Greece will hold Itz International Fair at Solonike in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia Black Rock Company
West Spring Street
A. G. Anderson
D Street
South Charleston
Greece
Solonike
Holt to Receive Jamboree Scouts
Eighty Boy Scouts from Kanawha Fayette Raleigh Pocahontas and Webster counties will be received by Gov Holt at the state house tomorrow afternoon. Music by South Charleston high school band. They will dine at the Elks club then travel to Washington by special train. Eagle badges will be awarded to Charleston Beckley and Raleigh scouts. Charleston area contingent includes three scouts bound for the world jamboree in Holland July 19. They sail from New York July 10 aboard the Samaria and return September 14 after visiting England France Belgium and Italy.
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Charleston Area Council
Washington
Holt
State House
Kanawha
Fayette
Raleigh
Pocahontas
Webster
South Charleston
Elks Club
C. and
C. Strain
A. W. Londeree
Paul McKinney
Robert Thomson
Charles Beckenstein
Paul M. Barlow
Arnold Frazee
Otho Flack
Robert R. W. Twohlg
Cincinnati
Lexington
Ashland
Huntington
Lorgan
Walhonde
Charleston
Camp Walhonde
Ohio
Kentucky
West Virginia
Twohle
Raleigh County
John Hartwell
Fayette County
Philip Curtin
Webster Springs
New York
Samaria
England
France
Belgium
Italy
Breath prints reveal character secrets like fingerprints
New York June 26 Breathing patterns or spirograms are as individual as fingerprints and handwriting in a study from the Institute for Psychoanalysis Chicago Drs Leon Lawl and Franz Alexander placed breath prints on 265 people to observe chronic breathing rate tidal air and other factors while noting spasms and sighs resembling handwriting.
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A. S
New York
Institute For Psychoanalysis
Chicago
Leon’ J. Lawl
Franz ‘Alexander
Dra
Saul
Alexander
Nce
Navy recruits sought from local high school graduates
Recruiting Officer J. K. Lowe urges high school graduates aged 17 to 25 to join the Navy, noting four recruits this month in the Charleston district including Huntington. In Bethel Alaska the admission price at a movie theatre is listed as one fish.
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Navy
J. K. Lowe
Charleston
Huntington
Bethel
Alaska
Youth group secretary to speak at United Brethren Church
Evan Harries, membership secretary of the Young Men's Christian Association, will speak at 10:30 this morning at Weekley Memorial United Brethren Church on "Calling Between Two Opinions." Bernard Hendricks will lead the service in the pastor's absence, Rev. J. M. Knight. Tonight Ye will lead the musical program at the South Charleston Methodist Church with Rev. Tl. M. Hayes speaking at o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evan Harries
Young Men‘s Christ. Lien Association
Weekley Memorial United Brethren Church
Bernard Hendricks
J. M. Knight
South Charleston
Tl. M. Hayes
Breath prints linked to character and mental disorders
The report notes a correlation between breath-point patterns and psychological makeups. It states that individuals with mental disorders show distinctly different breath prints from normal people, suggesting breath prints could aid understanding of character and various mental health conditions.
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Chicago
Building Permits Approved Amid Mixed Projects
City records show 3180 in permits issued yesterday by Building Inspector George B. Hendricks. Cavender obtained 100 for demolishing a dwelling on Scent Road and 2500 to build a new dwelling. Alagusta to spend 300 on a Brown Street house. A Beech Avenue garage is set at 230 by Alpha L. Owens, and South Australia plans 600000 for highway improvement.
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George B. Hendricks
Charles Cavender
Scent Road
Thomas Alagusta
Brown Street
Beech Avenue
Alpha L. Owens
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Jackie Means
Guy Means
Tennessee Avenue
Mary Neely
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Hinton
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Lottie Staals
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A.W. Cox Department Store
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GMC
Sur Away
M.A
Pion of Fowert
General Motors
General Truck Sales Corp
Dial
Fogelsong Pontiac CO
Pleasant, W. Va
Pels Oh
United Brethren Church
South Australia
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