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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1937

Page

5

Capone Parole Clock Ticks Toward 1938 Release

Capone’s possible release date in 1938 is outlined with credits for good time and earlier confinement. He could be eligible around Christmas 1933 if behavior remains solid, though parole attempts faced repeated denials and tightened penalties for rule violations. His prison record notes time lost, solitary confinement twice, and a knife wound during a scuffle with other infamous inmates.

Capone Atlanta Chicago Counsett Kelly Jarmén Wiley Oliver Desperadoes Siynid Capone Alcatran Prison Heavdy Wilkerson Federal District Attorney's Office

Two Wading In Coal River Are Drowned

The item reports two drownings in the coal river with body recovery details and mentions individuals identified as sons of Messrs Barper and Domanick. The report notes location near Bartlett mortuary and references the coroner.

Cor MteBarper He “Bartlett Mortuary Fizto Mir Bars Domanick 'Fario

West Side Dwelling Damaged by Flames

Fire of unknown origin caused about 4200 damage to the frame dwelling on Theodore Fisher Avenue near West Side. Firemen say the blaze started in the kitchen and was discovered by Mr Fisher. The home is insured for about 25,000. London specialist notes popular rattan pictures in Czechoslovakia this season.

Theodore Em Fisher Vot Fisher London Czechoslovakia

Obituary notices from a Charleston area paper

Obituary notices report Harvey E. Eckhart died at 59 at his home on East Washington. Survived by widow, two brothers James Eckhart of Mingo Junction and Edward Eckhart of Pliny, two sisters, Mrs. Louie Finney of Pliny and Mrs. Kate Stone of Marion. Funeral at residence tomorrow 10:30. Several other obituaries follow for Mrs. Clara C. Wheeler, Mrs. Mary Jane Long, Mrs. Barbara Alston, Mrs. L. T. Stanley, J. S. Kesterson, Mrs. Zora Alice Alford, Mrs. Julia Gunnoe, Leonard Schroath, and Maggie Watters with funeral details and survivors.

Harvey E. Eckhart East Washington Steers Bartlett's Piny James Eckhart Mingo Junction Edward Eckhart Pliny Louie E. Finney Kate Stone Marion T. Blamey L. T. Stanley Milburn Charleston Highlawn Memorial Park Chapel Oak Hil Clarence Shirley Donnelly Stanley Carroll Anne G. M. Cameron Dorothy Scott Alice Burgess Everett Cameron Roy Cameron Beckley Zora Alice Alford Smith Creek Cal Alford Elwin Herbert St. Albans Roy Parksburg Romeo Spring Hill I. E. Massey Farrell Silvia Alford Mamie_ Alford J. C. Childress Ruth M. Draper Los Angeles Calif Alstera California Lucy Les College Hill Bartlett Funeral Home Willie Hall

Women Mining in Africa Rhodesia Shows Prominent Roles

Women miners in Rhodesia are contributing significantly to gold output this year with at least 36 seen in a rer contest. They operate mills with capacity over 100 amps, largely using five-stamp equipment. Notable figures include Mrs. A B Innes in Hartley district and Mrs. Hamion Hunt near Gatoma. Mrs. Hunt runs a four-figure monthly return operation from a model mill, near a rail link 63 miles away. Gold production dips in the Philippines.

Rhodesia A. B. Innes Hartley Hamion Hunt Gatoma Mra. Hunt

Hitler vows to act alone after Spain crisis

Hitler says Germany will take freedom to act for its independence and security, warning London that the experience in Spain is a lesson. Goebbels asserts Germany and Italy plan a new move in the Spanish crisis, insisting Germany is strong and no longer cowardly.

Hila Leipzig Stern Almeria Fuehrer Germany England France Italy Valencia London Spain Hitler Hery Mussolini Joseph Goebbels Gelsen- Kirchen Westphalia Belgian Goebbels

Fliers age limit blocks experienced pilots in Britain

Hundreds of seasoned pilots from across Britain offer advice to the government but the air ministry rejects them for being over 25. Large sums are spent reorganizing the Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve as young men aged 18 to 25 are to be trained to fly for free.

Britain Air Ministry Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve

Flying schools held near large cities on evenings and weekends

Reports indicate special flying schools were arranged near major cities during evenings and weekends, targeting broader participation and training opportunities for aspiring pilots.

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Coffmans Faene West Norwind Dufthansa Friesenland Clara C. Wheeler Newhouse Branch Barlow Chapel Earl G. Hissom Spring Hill Cemetery Mary Jane Long St. Anthony's Catholic Church Cuthbert Schoeppner Sunset ‘Memorial Park Barbara Alston Raymond City W. M. Mitchell Helate Kesterson S. Kesterson Fourth Street Mercer County Spanishburg West Virginia The Central Methodist Episcopal Church South Mra Kitty M. Cole Kesterson Mra. C. H. Hen Deyson Russell, Ky Kitty Ann Fredrick Henderson Leonard Schroath Malden Bartlett and Wyrms Belle Lucy Ann Schroath A. W. Stone Amy F. Linton F. W. Schroath A. W. Schroath Oak Hill Susan Hoover Newport Mageke Watter Maggie Watters Capriol Street Barlow Mortuary Daniel L. Watters Denny, Exley Arnold Watters Elizabeth Cole Beatrice Cook Phyilia Jean Ellison Jackie Lee Watters Africa Hias Philippines Call Scales Funeral Home Weahingion Breed Bryant Beauty Salon Phose Alien Oport Gloria Wheeden Glotis Floyd Stimson Benny Goodman E.S.T E.D.S.T Wac-Cbs America General Electric House of Magic Fermae General “Electric Dial Appliance Co BROAD Eadog Herty Burmester
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