West Virginia Institute Plans Summer Session Emphasis
The twelfth annual summer session of West Virginia College Institute opens June 8 and runs to July 7. Major George M. Ford, state superintendent of schools, reports admissions are open to prospective West Virginia students and teachers from outside the state. The program emphasizes teacher training with courses in theory and practice of teaching and administration, plus reviews for certificates and degrees. Arts and sciences courses in economics English home economics chemistry and mathematics may lead to a degree. Applicants seeking degree-bearing work should notify the director before May 15. Renowned educators will lead lectures and the regular faculty will conduct instruction with wholesome recreation. A limited number of evening or mature students may be admitted upon application.
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West Virginia
Coles
Jate
George M. Ford
Wes
Sumi
Reputa
Padlock Prohibition Push Aims to Close Clubs in New York
New York March 5 Padlock proceedings rather than arrests will enforce prohibition. United States Attorney Emory Stener announced Buckner, successor to Colonel William Play, began hearings in U S district court to shut down leading Catholic clubs and fashionable restaurants for at least a year. Targets include Beau Arts, Club Moritz, Club Borge, Cutter, Club Deauville, Colony Restaurant, El Fey, Lido Venice, Meadowbrook, Monte Carlo Beauguin’s, Piping Rock, Crillon, and Ligion. Friedrich Ebert, first president of the German republic, was buried today in Heidelberg after a fasting ceremony and service by city chaplain Dr. Mans.
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New York
United States
Emory Stener
Buckner
William Play
United States District Yard
Padlec
Beau Arts Restaurs Club
Moritz
Club Borge
Cutler
Club Deauville
Colony Resurant
el Fey Club
Lido Venice
Meadowbrook
Monte Carbho Beauguin's
Piping Rock Wisstaurant
Crilion
Ligion
Associated Press
Heidelberg
Friedrich Ebert
Mans
New Piles Remedy Promised by Dr Leonhardt CID
A surgeon's knife is discouraged as a misery escape a new treatment by Dr Leonhardt, CID. The doctor claims years of internal healing and a compounded remedy. Scott Bros and drugmints authorize a guarantee of recovery with payment on satisfied cure.
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Leonhardt
Lacamarde
Scott Bros
Taonbarst
Publishers Show Rise in Output in 1933 Census
Washington reports that publishers of newspapers and periodicals in the United States produced goods valued at 1.2686 billion dollars in 1933, up 12.8 percent from 1932. Advertising revenue totaled 793.999 million dollars and subscriptions and sales brought in 861.178 million.
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Washington
United States
Wales
Taylor Speaks At Meet Today
The Lutheran Western area reports a meeting of teachers and friends at Lincoln junior high auditorium this afternoon at 3 20. Mrs T E Drape presides. Also notes a wedding at St Johns Episcopal church, Miss Judie Young and Francis Pricenard, with Miss Anna Lucy Peter as a bridesmaid. The couple are from Hadford and Virginia connections and plan to reside in Southh ampton after a short honeymoon.
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F Eiest Methodist Church
South
Lincoln Junior High School
T. E. Drape
Nottling
Anna Lucy Peter
Gvide
Thomas Glasco Kyte
St. John's
Judie Young
Francis Pricenard
Mira
J. Custus Peter
Hadford
Aid
South Charleston
Kylie Ia
Eugene Kyle
Virginia
Royal Water and Electric Company
Hname
Southhameston
Vicks Stands The Test Of Time As Cold Remedy
An old vaporizing salve, Vicks, claims to combat colds by external skin absorption and internal vapor inhalation. It soothes chest soreness, loosens phlegm, and opens air passages for chest congestion, sore throat, bronchitis, or threatened pneumonia. It emphasizes safety for children and avoidance of stomach upset.
Echols Addresses Cheriston Postmaster Jury and Public
The speech praises Echols as a strong advocate for postal service growth in Cheriston. He recalls service beginning as Mason County prosecutor and notes Charleston post office efficiency. Postmaster Echols calls for government efficiency and laments reliance on federal normalization.
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Incredée Clark
Clugh
J. H. Stambaugh
Cherieston
Echols
Congress
Washington
Charleston Post- Ditcete
Thera
United States
Mason County
Hay Boon
Hubies
Jarrett
Jos
Ting Pastinusten
Mestec
Decruyter
Aimeng Uther
Mer Henderson
Louie Learman
Virginia
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Conmmundirtee
Kayford Edict Evidence Lingers in Court Trial
Proceedings in the intermediate court drag on as star witnesses and lengthy testimony shape the case. Lieutenant Gibson testified about overheard conversations, while defense and prosecution clash over timelines and locations surrounding the shooting. A Mrs. Rogers corroborated Carpenter and Cantey’s presence near the scene, while timing disputes remain. A special party arrived from Yokohama with Mr Matsudaira and family.
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Carpenter
Aim
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Levin
America
Rogers
Brenal
Cantey
Neva
Trix
Hiv Innis
Falls Bridge Construction Plans Announced for Kanawha Falls
The Metal Products company of this city is commissioned by the Kanawha Falls Bridge company to prepare plans for a new bridge at Kanawha Falls. C. N. Strader, general manager, has been in Montgomery finalizing arrangements and will oversee the project as work begins. The bridge will carry traffic from the southern state road to Charleton and Huntington, with a center span of 6 feet and two flanking spans, plus grade crossings, as crews set dimensions for the crossing over Elk River.
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Metal Products Company
Thia City
Kanawha Falls
Ionanha Falls
C. N. Strader
Montgomery
Uridze
Rad
Charterton
Huntington
Haseen
Test Yenk Min
Kannwhst
Elk River
Ciendeni
Phen
Charkesten
Bew Armory
Weneril Toepital
Fader Bish
Senate standoff over oath delay during vice presidency remarks
Chaotic senate session centering on the oath and roster for new senators, as Vice President Dawes presides and senators spar over formalities. Curtis and Reed maneuver to end the disruption, with readings postponed and a quiet conclusion after a tense exchange and a procedural truce.
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Curtis
Senate
Areworks
Golis
Wis Grote
Dawes
Antea
Praneyebyek
Adv
City of Hope needs funds for tuberculous care in Los Angeles
At the Sierra Madre plains the white city of hope cares for 120 tuberculosis patients through the Jewish Consumptive Relief association. Founded after tragedy in 1913, it faces a debt over 75000 dollars and plans fundraising to sustain operations and future expansion. About three dollars daily per patient is needed. total monthly cost nears 5 dollars per patient. Several patients have been discharged as cured. Six training edits have represented at the Rang city since its founding.
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Los Angeles
Sierra Madre
Hope
United States
Helief Association
Rang
Freeman of Embezzlement Charges Against Ex President
Mel Umberlant of Starksburg, former president of a defunct company, was acquitted on charges of embezzling about $2000 from a loan for the company’s affairs. Prosecutors alleged misrepresentation and possession of notes securing the loan. The judge praised the defendant for accepting responsibility and repaying funds to restore his standing.
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Umberlant
Mel
March Jaga W. Suirtin
Nin
Piette Rarporntin
Starksburg
Bo Arie
Chaees
al- Jorany
Elreyie Cntre
Maren
Adams
Corin
Thinetty
Sheough
Ioan
Ope
Tle
Tuas Albert A. Dou
Martin
Fata
Mae
Marcaburg
Renaoreedd
Pilgrim Group Breaks Precedent in Historic Address
A fragmentary report describes a Pilgrim group break of precedent during a historic gathering. The text mentions Cardinal Archianen Merry Tob Val and a ritual address at an altar with references to a communion and a procession led by Cardinal Cennel of Bastin.
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Rom
Archianen
Merry Tob Val
America
Malgrine
Marek
Waleb
Che Miasré
Cardinat O
Cennel
Bastin
JAP WANTED GOLD AND SUED FOR IT
A disjointed report notes a claim of gold wante d and a lawsuit arising. It mentions a person named Lehian Myurd and a bank or data office, with unclear details about a potential legal action or accusations. The text is garbled and difficult to parse into a clear sequence of events.
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Wala
Choy
Rheumatic Pains Go Swollen Joints Vanish
Thousands of sufferers freed from rheumatism and arthritis report relief from pain and swelling after using a treatment advertised as Rheuma. They claim improved ability to work and return to normal life, with testimonials from unnamed sources.
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Arthritis
Gauc
Ehreale Ubalata
Nbowk Rigwan
Vera Wil
Tan
Girl Scout Field Director Arrives in Charleston
Mrs Frederick Edey a national official visits Charleston as part of church outreach. The report notes planned abandonment of Sunday evening services across rural districts and cities, with collaborations for radio programs of religious music and sermons. J C Sharp, national secretary of the Church extension movement and editor, advocates the shift to include evening services in country and city churches.
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Charleston
Att Amimsond
Pind
Spilman
J. C. Sharp
Church Extension Movenant
Church of Christ and Dime
Christian Standard
Io Clan
Sharp
Scout leader visit boosts Charleston Girl Scout events
Mrs. Frederick Edey national field director arrives in Charleston to oversee activities. She will visit the Spliman home, address the Rotary club, present tenderfoot pins, and attend executive committee meeting, teas, and receptions for current and past council members, with a banquet and informal inspection to follow. A leadership gathering with local women's groups and churches is planned at the YWCA and a scout flight event at the YWCA gym.
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Frederick Edey
Cirl Scouts
Charleston
Robert S. Spliman
South Alls
Hotary Club
Pariah House
Hartiett Knickerbocker
Jr. S Spilman
J. Goodrich
Ellizabeth Whitlemore
Edey
Mark Aadge
Hilf
YW. Oo
Edy
W.C. A. Biyanmasium
Governor Demands Resignation Of State Highway Director
Columbus Ohio March 5 Governor Tanshey demanded the resignation of State Highway Director I A Boulay effective March 6. Boulay refused to reveal the governor’s letter but indicated he would respond the next day amid disputes over roadway construction funds and alignment. Boulay’s term expires August 10, and the governor cannot remove him unless Boulay resigns or is impeached.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Ohio
Tanshey
I. A. Boulay
Bouwlay
Taulay
Wald
Boulay
Bin
Sean Cletnek
Norwalk
Bowlay
Herrick
Povertier
Eupremie Roure
Tyanve
Body of Tarrytown Man Found Near Rockefeller Estate
The body of Harry Leitner a Tarrytown butcher was found on Helar Clift road near the John D Rockefeller Estate. Coroner Snowden said Leitner appeared murdered with a bullet wound in the right temple. A wallet and a large sum of money were found at the scene as investigators awaited clues.
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Tarrytown
Mareh Bom
Harry Leitner
Helar Clift Road
John D. Rockefeller
Snowden
Paint Tank Explosion Burns Three Men in Welch County Yard
Elijah Thames, 31, and Walter Grahanm, 30, both Black, suffered burns when a heated paint tank exploded at the Norfolk and Western railroad Wembeal yards. Thames was fatally burned by a burning shower. Grahanm sustained less serious injuries as others were also affected. The blast occurred during painting work. A separate Chicago item notes a wedding postponed after a thief stole all the money and valuables.
Youngster Dies From Fire Injuries in Clarlesburg
Dominick Bustle, 4, died at a local hospital after suffocation and burn injuries when a fire partially destroyed the Brookwater apartment building. Amid the excitement a child was overlooked. firemen found him in a third floor room after searching about twenty five rooms. The blaze confined to the second and third floors caused about $2,000 in damage.
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Clarlesburg
Dominick Bustle
Broahwater
Folis
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