Independence Day party planned for St Albans children
Carpenters Union No 128 will fund a July 4 event at Central School grounds at 2 pm for all St Albans children. Local groups American Legion post Auxiliary and Junior Chamber of Commerce sponsor games, prizes, a greasy pole, dog calling, yodeling, pie eating and bubble gum contests, plus a doll show and races with free lemonade and candies.
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Carpenters Union No. 128
Central School
St. Albans
American Legion Post, Auxiliary
War Hero Father Die in Death Pact
A decorated Army Air Force pilot Michael Souch and his 54 year old son Charles A. Souch were killed in what police call a double suicide pact after a party at their Phoentsville home. The killings followed an argument on Communism and finances with accounts noting Charles fired last after smashing a model plane. Coroner to hold inquest. Lewis Hegadus provided the version.
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Phoentsville
Army Air Force
Fred K. Macinnis
Michael Souch
Phoenix Rea
Charles A. Souch
Air Cee
Europe
China
Cooper Bishop, Jr
MacInnis
Lewis Hegadus
Johnstown
Michael
Val Erdley
James Nagy
Souch
Charles
Hegadus
Netherlands Document Found in Augusta Sold for Trifle
An unknown GI bought a velvet bound parchment from Henry Prontaut’s shop in Augusta after discovering a marriage contract dated 1878 between William III of the House of Orange and Princess Adelaide Emma Wilhelmina of Waldeck and Pyrmont. The dealer translated it, verified its authenticity with the Netherlands embassy, and arranged return to Queen Wilhelmina.
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Augusta
Germany
Netherlands
Wilhelmina
Henry Prontaut
Frontsut
Wichiara HE
House of Orange
Adelaide Emma Wilhelmina Therese of
Waldeck
Pyrimont
Prontaut
Summer Theater Opens Tonight at State College
State College summer theater debuts Noel Coward play Hay Fever with Lewis V. Barnes directing in Garnet High School background. Cast includes Edward Kydd Barbara Hilliard Barbara Taylor Cleveland J Stewart Stamm Madison Doris Carsey Pittsburgh Flannie Thomas Winston Salem Martha Mar kin Newark Edward Shepherd Montgomery. Barnes begins 12th summer season with roles in multiple prior productions.
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State College
Lewis V. Barnes
Garnet High School
West Virginia State College
Noel Coward
Edward Kydd
Garnetshigh
Barbara Hilliard
Barbara Taylor
Cleveland, C
J. Stewart Stmach
Madison
Doris Carsey
Pittsburgh
Flannie Thomas
Winston-Salem
N.C
Martha Markin
Newark, O
Edward Shepherd
Montgomery
Mr. Barnes
Dover ‘Road
Juliet
Edinburgh Art College exhibition trimmed by nude paintings
In London on June 29 the Edinburgh College of Art opened an exhibition with only half the usual number of nude paintings. Models refused to strip during last winter's coal shortage, forcing the reduced display.
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London
Edinburgh College of Art
Fair Enough Continued From Page 6
The passage condemns Hitler's supporters for their savage intolerance of truth and dissent. It contrasts their influence with Roosevelt era politics, noting current remarks echo past persecutions and are frequently published to serve political ends in Roosevelt's name.
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Hitler
Roosevelt
Snoozin Comes High For Visitors to City
In Charleston several travelers reported thefts from sleep positions at the Greyhound terminal and on buses. William A. Jarrett said $50 vanished from his pocket while asleep. Leo B.R. Groves reported $50 to $55 missing from his packet after dozing on a Greyhound bus. H. E. Jones of Bound Brook saw two feather suitcases stolen after a thief broke a car ventilator glass. N. Jones said bags were taken from a touch seat. Howard Harper reported a Speed Graphic camera stolen from his car while parked on a Kanawha City street.
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William A. Jarrett
Tad
Greyhound
Leo BR
Groves
Fenwick
H. E. Jones
Bound Brook
N. J. Jones
Howard Harper
Station B
Kanawha City
Andrews to Address Scout Report Meeting in Charleston
Kanawha county mayors are invited to a Boy Scout expansion campaign report meeting at the Daniel Boone hotel in Charleston. Henry G. Shires notes progress reports by volunteers raising 204540 toward the nine-county area goal. After the meeting a wheelbarrow ride down Capitol Street is planned with a humorous incentive for the lowest fundraiser.
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Kanawha
jScout
Henry G. Shires
Carl Andrews
Daniel Boore
Charleston Area Scout Council
Snine-County
Capitol St
Williston and High School Baseball Tradition Clash with Gloves
The excerpt notes a player who defies unwritten rules by wearing a catcher's mitt in center field. It mentions Dr. Quo’s education at Wharton and his role as Sun Yat-sen’s secretary. It discusses doubts about Germany and Russia, stressing distrust of totalitarian powers and a preference for democracy as the best path for the future.
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Williston Academy
Quo
University of Pennsylvania
Wharton School
Sun Yat-sen
Merry-Go-Round and Cross-Channel Warcast Reflections
The column discusses European security, Germany's trustworthiness, and historical balance of power. It notes warnings of a future war crossing polar routes, British and Wall Street roles aiding Germany as a buffer, and Fulton Lewis’s push for appeasement ideas despite the onset of World War II.
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Germany
Wall St
Russia
France
Fulton Lewis
Hitler
Quo Onec
Europe
Easthampton
Mass
Pendulum of policy to curb upheaval and violence
A cautious view urges keeping economic policy steady to avoid domestic upheaval and external bloodshed. It cautions against swinging too violently to either side and advocates a modest oscillation to preserve stability.
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the Gazette
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