Mining Problems Rise in Carbon Fuel Talks
In Decota, Robert M. Lambie urged study of scientific mining methods to boost economy and safety for miners. He noted that pillar mining tonnage in 1930 totaled 40 million tons, equal to West Virginia’s 1908 output, and highlighted efforts to curb accidents and gas hazards amid Cabin Creek operations led by Charles A. Cabell and partners.
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Decota
Carbon Fuel Company
Robert ML Lambie
State Department of
Tames
West Virginia
Lambie
Cabin Creek
Charleston
Kanawha County
Charles A. Cabell
Kanawas County
Carbon Puel
Charley Cabrel
Eeltn
First Result On Debts Seen In World Talks
Secretary of State Henry Stimson sails for a vacation trip to push the Hoover plan for a one year moratorium on war debts and reparations. He will confer with European leaders in Rome Paris Berlin and London while remaining confident the Franco American talks will progress.
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Sible
Germany
Herr Bruening
Dr. Curtis
Mr. Mellon
Paris
Stimson
New York
Henry
Secretary of the Treasury
Andrew W. Mellon
Hoover
Rome
Berlin
London
Washington
Tedius
Hsm
Bin
Magver
Ronald Lindsey
Air Pumped to Youth Fast Under Well Slide
Howard Smith a 16 year old high school student was kept alive by air pipes as a mine rescue team labored to reach him from a 24 foot shaft while he lay 15 feet below the surface after a cave in at his grandfather’s farm in Ottawa Dl. About 5000 people gathered as rescuers tunneled toward the well to pump air and avoid further collapses. Smith, who spoke from the debris through a peeking tube, said he was not injured though the dirt weighed on him and he could not move. His uncle Frank Rabe escaped to safety.
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Ottawa
Howard Smith
Frank de Bolt
la Salle
Smith
Frank Rabe
Rabe
Sraith
Short Work Day Proposed by Berlin Unemployment Panel
Berlin reports over 3,000 proposals to the German committee of Ten studying joblessness. Among odd ideas were barring women from work, taxing hat wearers, sealing machines, and a national oath for the jobless, with a plan to replace relief with food and clothing.
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Berlin
Committee of Ten
Ofisher Heinrich Brauns
Germany
Wales
von Hindenburg
Aggeesting
Preasens
Hundred Year Old Pension Bureau to be Abolished
Washington June 27 A government office with a century of service to American veterans will cease next week The pension bureau will lose its identity on July 1 as its functions transfer to the Veterans Administration The bureau began in 1893 and traces its roots to the revolutionary era with administration shifting across Congress courts and war and treasury departments over the years
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Washington
Congress
Courts
War
Treasury Departments
Clendenin Plans Vacation Bible School With Three Churches
A vacation Bible school will be conducted at Clendenin from July 12 to July 26, announced by Rev. 2 B Edworthy of the state council of religious education after a conference in Clendenin. The program runs each morning from 9:00 to 11:00 oclock, through cooperation of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South, the United Methodist, and the Baptist churches, with an arrangements meeting at 4:00 this afternoon at the M E Church South. A postcard mailed in Bristol England 28 years ago was recently received by Mrs F Rose two miles from the starting point.
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Clendenin
B. Edworthy
State Council of Religious Education
Methodist Episcopal
The
Sooth
Baptist
Nin Yo
M. E. Church
South
Bristol
England
F. Rose
Former Deputy Acquitted in Ardmore Shooting Case
The acquittal of former Deputy William E. Guess in Ardmore Oklahoma sparked international reaction. The case involved Emilio Cortes Rubio, nephew of the Mexican president, and Manuel Garcia Gomez, shot after a traffic stop near U S highway 77 within Ardmore city limits. The Mexican foreign ministry denounced the verdict as terrible and an American injustice drawing sharp criticism from Mexico City.
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U. 8
Highway 77
Ardmore
Salvador Cortex Rubio
Crosby
Guess
Salvador
Emistio
Gomez
Emilio
Mexico City
Ardmere
Okio
Williard E. Guess
Emilio Cortes Rubio
Manuel Garcia Gomez
Genaro Estrada
Glass Workers Meet in Morgantown Convention Preview
June 27 report from Morgantown says James P. Clark leads the head of delegates to the fifty-fifth annual convention of the American Punt Glass Workers union. Nearly 300 delegates from the United States and Canada expected. The convention will continue about ten days starting Monday evening.
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Morgantown
James P. Clark
American Punt Glass Workers’ Union
United States
Canada
Tennessee House votes to abolish cash in state institutions
In Waserville Tennessee on June 27 the house passed a measure to abolish cash in state institutions. Rep W Boswell of Morgan introduced the bill and said conditions at the estate penitentiary in Nashville warranted reform. The report notes railway accident deaths in Britain were low last year, and compares with daily London street fatalities.
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Waseville
Tenn
vFi
Tennessee House of Representatives
W. ¥. Boswell
Morgan
Nashville
London
State Officials Plan Reductions Across Agencies
State officials prepare to cut hundreds of thousands in funding next year across departments. Nursing services may expand in several counties despite a health appropriation cut, while the national guard faces 825000 in pace adjustments. Several agencies plan staff reductions, with court, education, and road commissions outlining leaner operations.
Soviet Trading Firm Official Arrested
NEW YORK June 27 Archill I V Mikadge vice president of Am tor Trading corporation was arrested today on eight criminal warrants in a $250.00 suit by W A Rukeyser an American engineer against the Soviet asbestos trust Rukeyser alleges Am tor and the Russian government stole his patents to flood American markets with asbestos The suit was filed last night in supreme Court
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New York
Archill IV
Mikadge
Amtorg Trading Corporation
Elgil
W. A. Rukeyser
Anbestos Trust
Rukeyser
Amatorg
Wise
Supreme Court
Airplanes Ready for English Commercial Lines Demand
Nearly 20 000 airplanes are being eyed for English commercial lines as industry makers respond to growing demand. Major firms push new models and expansion plans to meet anticipated orders amid market shifts and regulatory considerations.
Lamont Calls Trade Leaders to Help Balance Economy
Secretary Lamont blamed business leaders for economic imbalances and urged private initiative to restore balance. He said government can assist but industry must act as its own physician and warned against heavy government planning or controls. He cited past success of private effort in expanding prosperity.
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Washington
Lamont
Commerce Department
Washington Star
New Parking Ban Effective July 1 Moves Restrictive Rules
New parking restrictions begin July 1 across Iderson Alderton Court and surrounding streets. Parking is limited to specified one hour and 30 minute windows on south and north sides, with locations listed from State Street to Capitol and Kanawha corridors. Restrictions enforce daytime hours from early morning to early evening, with several streets including Lee Broad Washington Summers and Quarrier noted for time limits and side-specific rules.
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Iderson
Alderton
Court
Ning P
South Side
State Street
Laidley
Summers
Capitol
North Side
Pam
Lee Street
Dickinson
Broad
Dickinson Street
Washington
Lee
Quarrier
Kanawha Street
Virginia Street
Quarrier Street
Lee Atreet
Washington Street
Broad Street
Dunbar Street
McParland
Quarcler
Quarter
Hale Street
Capitol Street
Summers Street
Alderson Street
Kanawha
Court Street
Blaze in Spencer Fireworks Display Turmoil
A sparkler in a Spencer drug store ignited a fireworks display that swept the business district, razing 20 buildings and four blocks. Wind aided the blaze hitting Dulldinga causing $2,000,000 in damage. Seven fire companies fought the fire with river water and dynamite used to create a gap between burning structures.
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Commercial Club
Ouble
Spencer
Lisle Sioux
Obituary for Mrs Kyle Hebeces Willard at 65 in St Albans
Mrs Lile Rebecca Willard 65 died Saturday at her Marion Street home St Albans. Survived by seven children including H S Willard Nitro A B Willard Silver Grey and J M Willard Columbus. Funeral at First Baptist Church St Albans this afternoon at 2 30 with Rev J E Myers officiating. Interment in nearby cemetery. Active pallbearers listed from Doddab and surrounding areas.
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Lile Rebecca Willard
Marion Street
St. Albana
H. S. Willard
A.B. Willard
Silver Grey
Wa Ry Robinson
St. Albans
J. M. Willard
Columbus
Mya. W. M. Brace
Lock Seven
Elmer Willard
Detroit
Wilbur Willard
Coal Springs
First Baptist
Russian professor plans Arctic secrets study
Berlin reports Professor Paul Matschanow of Leningrad plans to test a radio linked instrument system aboard the Graf Zeppelin to measure temperature and air pressure during Arctic exploration. The device uses small oblong cases attached to balloons to relay data from altitudes up to several miles.
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Arctic
Berlin
Paul Matschanow
Russia
Friedrichshafen
Maltechanov
Technical University of Aviation
Leningrad
Mrs Myrtle Jones Injured In Detroit Night Tour Accident
Detroit dispatch reports Mrs Myrtle Jones aged 82 was struck by a car at The winner of a 22 day air tour through 18 states. Ray Collins, tour manager, announced Jones injured at intersection of Truslow and Washington streets and taken to St. Boniface hospital. Driver, Frohman Johnson, was arrested on reckless driving charges. The tour will pass 32 cities from Windsor to Detroit with plans for about 40 planes entering. Also noted: funeral for Bert L Harris, 27, from Coal Valley hospital pending at Mount Calvary Baptist Church with burial at Hope cemetery.
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Will Vial
Ray Collins
Myrtle Jones
Truslow
Washington Streets
St.formance
Speed
Funnels
Frohman Johnson
Hospital
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Ont
Leroy
N. Y
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N.Y
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Bradford
Pas
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Ohio
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Tenn
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Ten
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Ala
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Mise
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Texas
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Ola
Chanute
Kansansi
Kansas City
Jin-* Jeola
Nebi
Omaha
Nebr
St Joseph
Davenport
Towa
Joliet
Kalamazoo Mich
Akron
Bert L. Harris
Coal Valley Hospital
Mount Calvary Baptist Church
Crescent Road
Hope Cemetery
Harris
Hoover Urges Farm Board To Define Wheat Policy
President Hoover asked the Farm Board to devise a definite policy for disposing of excess wheat to stabilize domestic markets. White House said action followed unsettled conditions from the low mood. Chairman Stone called an extra session. Hoover and Stone discussed the domestic wheat situation without releasing details.
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Washington
Hoover
Farm Board
White House
Tata
Stone
Aes
Reverend Edworthy Plans Camp Visit for Wheeling Youths
The Rev. %B. Edworthy of West Virginia council on religious education leaves today for Oslehbay Park in Wheeling to visit junior high age children from northern panhandle counties. He will stay about eight days.
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B. Edworthy
West Virginia
Cowneil of
Oslehbay Park
Wheeling
Panhandle
Senator King replies to Wood plan on tariffs
Washington June 27 Senator King answered Representative Wood of Indiana who urged no tariff revision for 20 years. King said the present tariff has thrown hundreds of thousands of workers out of jobs and that tariffs should be reasonable and safe. He asserted free trade is not an issue and warned against tariffs framed for monopolistic private gain.
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Washington
Senigtor King
Representative Wood
Indiana
Utah
Democratic Fmtional Committee
United States
Democrate
Republicana
Soviet Sowing Forecast Expands Russian Harvest Area
Washington reports from European representatives indicate Russian fall sowing will rise by 64 percent to reach 106,254,000 acres. Six thousand combines will harvest, with 14,000 operators undergoing a two month training period as machines average 18 hours. The report outlines production scale and farm logistics.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
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