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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1932

Page

5

Third armed robbery probe in Raffles City area

Police investigated a string of weekend robberies with the third incident targeting Everett Sambi at Charleston street and Garvin avenue. A masked man demanded cash and fled in darkness after a brief encounter. Detectives reported little progress as they reviewed two prior weekend hold ups at Valley Bell Dairy and a West Side store, each causing about 10 in losses.

Progess O Palics Charlesteem Everett Sambi Charleston Street Bhagbtin Garvin Avenue Shamblin Amd Brown John Britton Yesterdday Valley Bell Dairy Company Atores West End

Prison terms set for Green and Rhonemus in multiple cases

Green and Rhonemus were sentenced to prison terms after pleas and verdicts. Five years were imposed in state prison for one offender, with another charged as Lee Crreet alias Lee Myers for robbery of Charley Woodf, and Elihu Bhonemus receiving two years for automobile theft at Moundeville prison. The court nolled a related indictment against Rhonemus for armed memory of Borman Sirk. The cases of Eugens Young, Pominge Dias, and Joseph Lura for wrecking and entering were continued to October 14.

Sertienes Sige EB Black Lee Crreet Lee Myers Charley Woodf Aipesa Lee Elihu Bhonemus Moundeville Rhonemus Borman Sirk Eugens Young Pominge Dias Joseph Lura

Grading Board Completes Examinations Review

The state grading board finished evaluating more than 17 000 papers submitted by 1 700 applicants for stenography certificates in the uniform examinations. Twenty four graders worked weekly and annually. The next uniform state examination is planned, and the grading board will meet again on July 18 to resume grading.

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Rev Gibson Continues Union Mission Services

The Rev. W. Oscar Gibson spoke last night at the Union Mission on the topic Hypocrisy in Church Members A Stumbling Block to the Devil Special music was provided by the Union Mission blind choir tonight Rev Gibson’s next talk at eight will be A Cure for Gods People with music by the Twilight quartet

W. Oscar Gibson Union Mission Blind Mere Quartet Qibam Kix Twilight Quartet

State Supreme Court Refuses Windsor Receiver Appointment

The state supreme court yesterday refused to appoint a special receiver for the Windsor Hotel company of Wheeling. The Windsor Hotel sought or directing appointment of a receiver for Belmont County assets.

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Health fair to be held in Nitro at 1 30 today

A health clinic sponsored by the Nitro Welfare Club opens at Nitro Hall today at 1 30 pm. Dr. John Thames from the Kara wha county public health unit will oversee free medical exams for all children under six.

Nitro Welfare Club Nitro Whoal John Thames Karawha

House of David seeks return of missing uniform

Louis Murphy manager of the House of David baseball club asked state and city police yesterday to intercept a brown canvas bag containing a House of David uniform and other equipment believed taken by the Kentucky Colonels en route from New York to Louisville. He said the Kentucky team’s bus bore its name in large letters and would pass through Charlenton and Huntington. Murphy’s address is Manafield hall 226 West Fifth Street New York. Prices of American goods are rising in New Zealand.

Louis Murphy House of David Kentucky Colonels New York Louisville Murphy Kentucky Louiaville Charlenton Huntington Manafield Hall West Fifth Street

Government Economy Bill Faces Senate Delays

Congress moves on an economy bill with pay cuts for state and federal workers, while Senate leaders worry about adjournment and looming fiscal year deadlines. Conferees agree on 8.3 billion for emergency relief loans, but major sections remain unresolved as publicity builds over personnel reductions.

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Blood stains linked to Robertson garage car case

Police pursue witnesses and chemical tests while probing a sedan linked to a fatal incident on Trace mountain. Myrtle Brown describes a two man ride and shots heard as investigators seek corroboration from a pair of men and four local youths. Magistrate Hartiett postpones setting while Don Chafin joins the probe.

Robbertson Stephenson Trace Mountain Myrtle Brown Shte Sergent Strengle L. Ww. Hartiett Don Chafin Attorn Chafin Jack Thueman Robertson Thurman Louisville Jeset Tharaam Logan Kentucky

Fragments Describe Discovery by Victim’s Husband

A partial reading notes the victim’s husband found items in the apartment while packing his effects and reported the incident to police. The fragmentary text suggests a domestic context and an initial police notification.

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Democrats Hear Huey Long Debating at Louisiana Kingfish Event

The Maryland backed convention scene shows Huey Long in debate as Al Smith waves to Ritchie amid songs like The Sidewalks of New York and Workin on the Railroad. Delegates weigh long sessions and rapid nomination balloting as American troops in France rise.

Maryland New York al Smith Tammany Row Smith Ritchie Marslander Louisiana Huey Long Jet Dela

Vacation Bible School Opens July 11 at First Baptist

The First Baptist church Sunday school will open a two week vacation Bible school starting Monday July 11. Sessions run nine to twelve each weekday except Saturdays for children aged five to thirteen. Enrollment is at Garnet Branch Library on July 5, 7, 8. Courses include Bible study memory work sewing woodwork and crafts. Principal Misa L. Williams. supervisors Olivia Dance Bessie Greene Zelda Robinson Courtney Jefferson. A general meeting of all workers will follow.

di Grose Twenty-first Street Charleston First Baptist Church Sunday School Garmét Misa Taty L. Wiliams Olivia Dance Bessie Greene Zelda Robinson Caurtney Jefferson

Lux Washes and Delights a Housewife

A consumer extols Lux soap for washing nearly all dresses including wool, testing seams to ensure washability. She praises Lux for saving cleaning costs, preventing fading or shrinking, and notes its gentle alkali. She also uses it for dishes to keep hands soft and white.

Lux

First Baptist Church Night Singers Lead Tomorrow

Be Bela and the First Baptist Church present a tomorrow night sight reading at one Dublin venue. Local organizers announce a state licenae arrest for singers, details sparse but event aimed at community gathering.

Bela Et First Baptist Church Dublin Inneh Licenae

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