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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1933

Page

7

Scientists Study Case of Haitian Changing Color

Chicago June 26. Scientists pondered a Haitian man whose skin reportedly changed color from black to white after illness and experimental herb remedies. Dauphin, described with asthmatic history, traveled with editor Chauvet to discuss the case as medical authorities review potential pigment loss and radioactivity theories.

Chicago Yutie Dauphin Megro Veteave Ho Hoensh Chalyot Port Au Prince Mtoriea Mig Dauphine Companion Chauve Rulx Leon American Association For the Advancement of Balance Bile Plana United Proms Akin Hailtl Chuuvet Maillo Paris-edience Scientiss Medicing Chauvet Daupttr Dauphtin Caguvet

Tacoma man named Moose Chief at national Moose convention

F J Sartert of Tacoma was elected supreme dictator of the Loyal Order of Moose at a national convention. Senator James J Davis of Pennsylvania, director general, was the principal speaker and praised the order for “coming through with flying colors.” He urged Congress to empower President Roosevelt to address the machine age’s degradation.

Mogseneamt F. J. Sartert Tacoma Wash Moose Fangas Moosettv Art School Chilen James J. Davis Pepti Aylvannja Order Congress Rootevelt

Board Member Announcement at National Federation Meeting

Announcement of Mrs Charles Cotten of Virginia Street elected to the executive board of the National Federation of Temple Sisterhoods at the tenth biennial assembly held in Chicago recently.

Charles Cotten Virginia Street National Federation of Temple Chicago Feberen Twenty Fourth Street Ciata McMorton New York City Wee Nellie Stewart Margeret McMortow Clara McMorton Joseph Temple Jess Coen R. R. Wallace Sofia Arbuckle Wilford Higginbotham Manche Halloway Charleston West Virginia Carolina State Teachers’ College Blanche Calloway Ceb Armory Air-Toolen

Predicting record smashers in Los Angeles speed tests

Los Angeles gears up for July 1 air races with Wedell and Gee Bee challengers promising faster speeds. Veteran pilots like Jimmie Doolittle and Turner prepare new machines, while Wedell guards secret designs as rival teams race for the non stop speed mark amid reports from Patterson, La and other workshops.

Los Angeles Pleburn Cleveland Lood Pignes Jimmie Doolittle Routherner Limedytt Roald Youthberner Jimmie Woodell New Orivdon Whucat Wedell Munsell Boardmay ans-Avantic Fier Ratles Racine Pilos Col Rescue Turner Ally Wood Harmon

Prison Terms Imposed On Burglary Charges

Two men named Lutitlon Branhat and Renee Bure mest received two year penitentiary sentences after pleading guilty to breaking and entering. Other defendants, including Cox and Wiswick, faced one year terms on pleas of guilty to attempted burglary. Judge Henry E K Bird presided.

Lutitlon Branhat Renee Buremest Henry EK Bird Feotenlay Vivilin Cox Ralph Wiswick Earl of Wi Largs Scot Jane

Steamboat Sues to Collect Unpaid Wages

In federal court, Sherman Bonecutre and partners seek payment of wages claimed from the steamer Dorothy AfeBride owned by Tetfeynonvis family. The suit, under U S admiralty laws, alleges unpaid work aboard the steamboat and dockyards. The action notes imports into Romania and compares ship activity to 1932 figures.

Jere Sherman Bonecutre Arholderteen Dreian Lawrence A. Austin Ifaward Shipyarde Dorkyards Tetfeynonvis Tiel United States

Gold Hoarders Warned In Washington Manifesto

Washington report notes Attorney Ganard Ou Tings warns about a push to arrest or publish names of gold hoarders. He says a planned crackdown could spark public branding or prosecutions. The piece discusses political pressure, congressional reactions, and the administration’s motives amid a large gold stockpile.

Washington Alibouga Ganard Ou Tings Thin Prosermie Jyire Suis Jave

Donations Sought for 5000 Fruit Jars and Lely Glows

The organization requests 5000 containers of gluas fruit jars and lely glows for a fundraising drive. Calls to Charlestown offices at 35-749 or Mist Charlewton at a2- Ri for delivery details.

Tohaliinen Lely Kanawhe Pivehans Porsone Histeup Charlestim Mist Charlewton Heath Chelyun Chelestan Virewila Clundesty

Public dispute over golf stake limits and federal interference

The text describes a confrontation involving Attorney General Cumminga refusing a challenge to limits, a government push against private offerings, and concerns about bank runs and the protection of savings in gold. It mentions possible prosecutions and the aim to symbolize interference, with references to a bank and assets.

Notte Litntie Cumminga Bard Jesus Alt

The Once Over By 4 3 Itundy

The text appears as a garbled fragment with unclear meaning and nonexistent events or persons. It mentions a warning and a chance of regret, suggesting a cautionary note or playful verse rather than a reported event or named individuals. No verifiable facts or proper entities are present.

Conscience and Regret Haunt a Troubled Mind

A fragmented reflective piece contrasts guilt with conscience as a speaker recalls regrets regarding a wife and past actions. The text urges heeding inner voice and learning from others who have faced costly lessons, noting Britain’s shoe trade as a contrasting sign of progress.

Parhipe Faery

Ten Men Charged With Trespass in Kantwha County

Officers Uhgsspeske and Chic led a raid in Kantwha County fall yielding ten detainees all charged with trespassing. The group faced charges as law enforcement announced the operation yesterday.

Uhgsspeske Chic Railway Kantwha County Fall

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