Half of Show Booths Sold for City Home Exhibition
Half of the Charles ton Home Show booth spaces at the WCHS auditorium have been contracted by local businesses. The event runs July 11 with 16 booths remaining as organizers plan harmonious displays. Lectures and material displays will cover building, financing and architecture.
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WCHS
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Wade
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Charleston
the Gazette
Hale Street
Manchukuoan Troops Revolt Amid Japan Crisis
The article notes a Manchukuoan revolt amid Tokyo’s war measures, with reports of civilian unrest over cloth shortages. Government bans on domestic production and boosts to munitions work, plus 70 million people assured of raw cotton stocks, are described alongside China Japan war developments near Hankow and potential overland offensives toward Changsha.
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Seihin Ikeda
Indiana Republicans Choose Country Editor
The report cites ballots and names in a party contest for a county editor position. Willis appears to have won on the final ballot while opponents like Walter Tiberty and Clarence Wills are noted. the Democratic foe will emerge in July and Van Nuys is mentioned in broader party maneuvering without conclusive moves toward peace or reorganization.
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van Nurs
M. ‘Ord
van Nuys
Stromthian
Anpola
For and Against Er Some June 29 1 Percent Fight Outcome
Page summary notes confusion over a boxing bout between Joe Louis and Max as bets were placed and some bettors claim winnings. The fragment references an anti-NAa league and a claimed 25 dollar stake, with uncertainty about who won.
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Weick
Dont Get Up Nights Heal Bladder Imitation With Cubeb and Copaiba
A peculiar, cluttered note cites cubeb and copaiba as remedies for bladder symptoms. The text mentions Potterfield and a best seller, but details are unclear and largely fragmented.
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Frolp
Potterfield
Ady
Rail Union Chief Opposes Wage Cuts Amid Talks
Whitney says 119,000 conductors and rail workers oppose wage reductions as carriers delay talks to July 20. He cites President Roosevelt urging resisting pay cuts to protect living standards and purchasing power during the recession. A conference with carriers is planned, but no slash is deemed necessary.
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Whitney
Carriers’ Committee
BR. T
Roosevelt
Raft
Blue and Gray Vets Meet at Gettysburg Reunion
Gettysburg hosts a veteran reunion with aged Union and Confederate survivors arriving by train and bus. Alan McClura, 88, from Santa Monica, and Willem Welsh, 101, from Dunlevy, ride in as water boy and cleanup squad member, while Maj. Gen. Simmins, Confederate veteran, travels with the Pacific division.
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Santa Monica
Cal
Willem T. Welsh
Dunlevy
McClure
Dar
Simmins
Pacific
The
United Confederate Veterans
Obituary highlights and survivors in multiple notices
Obituaries list M Carrell and Nana Carrell with many children and dozens of grandchildren and great grandchildren. Other obituaries include Mary Virginia Davis and Emily J Truett with service details, and James McCallister Delt William Proctor James C Maist and Carrie Virginia Fleck with funeral times and burial places. Surviving relatives and funeral arrangements span multiple towns and churches.
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M. Carrell
Hom
Nana Carrell
Charlie
Quinwood
John W
Perry Point
Lula F. Brown
Scellsville
Florence 3. Webb
Lanark
Walter M
Charmeo
Ross
Rupert
Myrtle Kesnell
Norfolk
Clifford A
Randolph H
Leslie
Carl L
Livesay
Carrie Virginia Fleck
Sam Fleck
Staunton Avenue
Bartlett Mortuary
Anna Mae Fleck
Thomas Wolfe
Putney
Fair Sons
J. Q
Dan Fleck
Chesapeake
Pete Fleck
Kanawha City
Howard Fleck
Tad
Joseph Parsons
Tucson
Avle
Albert Summerfield
U.S Agencies Plan 12 Billion Spending Package
Budget plans outline 12 billion in new federal outlays including 1.5 billion for a wage hour agency, 125 million in crop loans, 500 million for soil payments, 212 million to raise crop parity, 200 million to expand housing slum clearance, and a new civil aviation regulator. Treasury notes 1939 receipts near 6.25 billion with higher than 1920s revenues, but potential cuts loom.
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U.S
Treasury
Department
Japs Selling Opium To Aid War Charge
English narcotics expert T W Russell told a League of Nations committee that 0 percent of globally seized narcotics originate in Japan, with opium from Chinese cities under Japanese control flowing to aid aggression. He cited 1100 pounds weekly from Tientsin and noted opium poppies flowering in occupied Chinese territory.
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China
T. W.russell
Egypt
League of Nations Commission
Japan
Tientsin
U.S
Nye Leads Langer by Fifteen Thousand in Lent News
Nye holds a 15000 vote lead on Langer as Lent proceeds. Norris of Nebraska backs an inquiry into absentee ballots in the primary. Rep Willam Lemke and Usher L Purdick appear renominated on the Republican ticket amid six candidates. France faces a shrinking population with a projected 12,000,000 fewer people in 50 years per Le Matin analysis of depopulation trends.
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France
le Matin
Faris
French National Alliance For
Franco Seeks Neutrality Pact Amid Allied Tensions
General Franco proposes a neutrality scheme in talks with Lord Perth and Count Cinny as Britain presses for guarantees. Cinny says Franco has already taken steps to satisfy London while Italy shields legitimate British shipping. Gayda in Italy’s press supports bombardment of contraband ships and denies responsibility for attacks, arguing the flag does not shield such goods in a nation’s struggle.
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Lord Perth
Galeazzo Cinny
Cinna
Franco
London
Italy
Gayda
Giornale de Aslia
Kennedy Calls Johnson Report a Lie and Denies Help
Kennedy asserts the Johnston article is a complete lie and says he never bought insurance from Jim Roosevelt. He notes he needed no help for public position and quips about process servers in a $1,000,000 suit brought by Edward Jones, snail man, against him and others.
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Jimmy Roosevelt
Kennedy
Johnston
Edward Jones
Jones
Securities and Exchange Commission
Death Toll Mounts as Fireworks Plea Emphasized
Easley cited West Virginia June highway fatalities at 22, three below last year. A department plea to parents and children urged care with firecrackers. Miss Mabel Sutherland noted many accidents cause loss of vision, with firecrackers linked to thousands of injuries and deaths yearly.
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Easley
West Virginia
Department of Public Assistance
Mabel Sutherland
Industrial Shares Jump Amid Broad Stock Market Rally
New York traders saw a broad market day with 048 issues changing hands and many hitting new highs. Dow Chemical led gains with a 13 point intraday rise, while Bethlehem Steel, General Motors, and Montgomery Ward posted notable advances. rails and utilities performances were mixed as analysts warned of past false starts. A separate report notes England’s Boy Scout appeal for 2.5 million pounds amid rising charitable fundraising.
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Dow Chemical
S. Steel
Bethlehem
Jet National
Youngstown
Chrysler
Motors Bavorres
General Motors
Duckling Hatches at Glen Flora County Club Burial Planned
A duck egg hatched near the water at Glen Flora County Club after a mama duck left. The hatchling was cared for by Aussie Clacyssens who kept it warm for days. Rev Luther Mays will officiate at the funeral with Byus assisting. interment will be in Fisher Hill.
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Emily J. Truett Roy
Charles H. Harrington
Simpson
Emily J.truett
Crescent Road
Spring Hill Cemetery
John C. Tract
Henry L. Livejoy
Poto
R. M. Sigman
Cheshire, O
C. Kessinger
Charleston
James McCallister
Milton Baptist Church
Milton
R. C. Cannon
F W. Hollister
St. Albans
Wiliam Proctor
Val Ward
Ward Cemetery
Links Henson
Mamie Whatley
James
Maist
Simpson Mortuary
James C. Maist
Chesas Hearse
Ohio Railroad
Joseph ©. Hoffman
First Methodist Church
Maj. C. R. Morgan
Donald O. Bragg
H Shonk
Earl Peale
W. H. Harrell
J. W. Estep
Huntington
Waukegan
Glen Flora County Club
Byus
Luther Mays
Fisher Hill Cemetery
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Republicans Choose Country Editor
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Pliny
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Nitro
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Charley Young
Eskdale
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Langer
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Johnnie Walker
Diatmiput Canada Bay Ginder Ace, Inc
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