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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1935

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Earthquakes Across Turkey Report 2000 Dead or Injured

AP dispatches from Istanbul report violent quakes across Turkey killing and wounding about 2,000. Mount Ararat showed volcanic activity as tremors shattered 1,600 homes and wiped out 26 villages, while fear of epidemics grew among displaced people in Digor district.

Istanbul Turkey Mount Ararat Nash’s Ark Digor Ares Mount Ararat Tass Soviets New Agency Dispatch Moscow Teheran Iran Persia Mzanoa Ting Kars Dispatch Saki

Oklahoma doctor linked to multiple hoarding houses case

A Stillwater physician ran several free hoarding and rooming houses for students and youths including locations in Garber. Governor Marland called the case one of the most bizarre stories, while County Attorney Holbird probed two other deaths related to the incidents and criticized defenses of the doctor’s character.

A & Weck Oklahoma A Stillwater Garber

Beckley Parents Sued For $100000

Attorney says a multimillion dollar claim is filed in federal court by a Beckley family against the parents of Airs papener ee aer nd's. The suit was entered in Bieffeld and docketed for the June term of the federal court. Details remain unclear.

A. Frorphil Perry We el Tet

Jackie Coogan Hurt in Car Crash Near San Diego

In California, Jackie Coogan injured when his car plunged 55 miles east of San Diego. Four people died including Jackies father John Coogan and actor Durkin. injuries not serious for Jackie, who was treated at Pine Valley store and by doctors en route. Patricia Eilis, mother and film star, accompanied by priest at bedside.

San Diego Cal Jackie Coogan Firm Juvenile Coogan John Coogan Jackie Junior Durkin Robert Horner Los Angeles Charles Jones Fine Valley Magee Durkin Horner Tepes Durkin Bey

Russia Reveals Military Strength In May Day Display

Moscow disclosed its air force size for the first time as May Day parades showcased large Soviet power. The Far East housing 800 bombers and fighters led a regional surge with tanks and ships spread across Moscow Leningrad Kiev and Rostov sites. Generals claimed Asiatic forces have expanded to a first class army, amid warnings of war and praise for the Franco-Vietnam pact and heavy industry.

Moscow Nostra Far East Far Eastern Red Square Leningrad Btinsk Kiev Vasily Blocher Chits Russia Glacher Cone Soverement

Jubilee Eve Parade As London Prepares For King George V Jubilee

Crowds throng London in jubilee mood as King George V nears his silver sovereignty milestone. Rain threatens but spirits stay high as Britons from colonies join the celebration. The king signs a proclamation for three jubilee coin issues and Monday is declared a holiday empire wide.

London George V Akier Britain St. Paul's Cathedral Privy Council Empire

No Mercy Pledged Toward Drunk Drivers at State Safety Conference

Governor H G Kump led a state road commission safety conference vowing no mercy for drunk drivers and promising licenses won be restored until sentences are fully discharged. Delegates pushed for uniform signs and laws while criticizing past highway construction and 75 percent of highway investment loss due to poor work. The governor lamented 409 WV mobile deaths last year and urged prioritizing safety amid rising transportation needs.

Governnor H. G. Kump State Road Commission Traii West Virginia

High Pitch Sound Waves Dissolve Stones Says Penn Doctors

University of Pennsylvania experimenters demonstrate that extremely high pitched sound waves can affect chemical bonds and release ultraviolet light in substances. Dr J A Chambers notes potential future use to dissolve gall stones and other hard stones outside the body, with electrical excitation involved.

Philadelphia University of Pennsylvania Eclantists J. A. Chambers Ing American College of Physicians Laboratorica

State Liquor Price List Shows Brands and Rates

West Virginia Liquor Control Commission公布 a price list for the new state stores noting hundreds of brands with pints quarts and gallons. Prices include several well known labels with Bottled in Bond whiskies and imported scotch options among the listed items.

New State West Virginia Liquor Control Commision Penterday Kanawha Street Homer Stephenson Ferce Bysoll Ion Beint Old Colina Peentuck Carnal Harlem’ Media Ub Eri Pia Dort Ae Paul Seagram Green River Hiram Walker's Canad -Ian

Chair Awaits Bobby Edwards at Rockview Penitentiary

Bobby Edwards awaits execution in the electric chair set for 1:30 a m New York time Monday at Rockview Penitentiary He faced murder charges after a re enactment of an American tragedy involving Bert Allen and Miss Margaret Crain Aurora New York a schoolteacher He declined to discuss Crain preferring letters from his mother and a prison chaplain E F Lauer The warden reported Edwards wore a death house uniform and received last visits from his parents and friends before Wilkes Barre County Prison transfer

Rockview Penitentiary Bell Maya Bert Allen Edwards New ‘York Margaret Crain Aurora N.Y Achnol Hla Aweetheart Freda McKeehnie Crain Pete Wilkes-Barre Stanley P. Asha Death House

Filipino Seeks Japanese Aid for Independence Effort

Benigno Ramos, leader of the Sakdalista party, claimed to seek Tokyo backing for Philippine emancipation and denied plans for arms. Japanese officials stated no contracts existed, while Ramos and allies published a multilingual appeal praising Japan and urging help to end American rule.

Tokyo Sakdalista Party of the Philippines Jeadera Benigno Ramos Tree Filipinis Manila Arma Manuel Quezon Teamos Islands

Belgrano Cites Washington Duty For Absence At WV Legion Meet

Frank Belgrano national commander of the American Legion cancels a mid year West Virginia region conference appearance due to pressing congressional action on bonus measures in Washington. Claude Smith says Belgrano must stay for an essential fight on adjusted compensation certificates as Vinson bill moves toward law. John D Crowley of Cambridge Mass and 40 Hommes et 8 Chevaux leaders outline a five point program for the organization as Brownfield hosts the auxiliary gathering hued by governance and community service priorities.

Bluefield Frank Belgrano American“legion West Virginia Regionnaires Washington Belgrano Claude Smith Drum and Bugle Corp Mead John D. Crowley Cambridge Maas Legion Hw, Daniels Ethlna Blustfeld

Amen Corner Aids Liberals Says Robinson

In Pittsburgh on May 4 AP Ben Robinson Democratic senator accused a Republican old guard of unholy alliance with radicals to harass the administration and boost Roosevelt recovery. He warned of radical funding from conservatives and criticized regional party meetings as delaying internal GOP conflicts.

Pittsburgh Senate Ben. Robinson United States Arkansas Ben. Dickinson Roosevelt Iowa Robinson Idaho Mr.Plesze

Well-to-Do Get Jobs Says Holt

Senator-elect Holt of West Virginia alleges that well-to-do and prominent individuals hold jobs on the state's relief administration staff. He plans to investigate and will report to the Senate committee. He cites a family with six relatives on payroll and a woman with three cars and two servants on relief. He notes clerical workers from affluent homes and securities incomes.

Washington Holt D. W. Va West Virginia Relief Administration Statf Senate Telle Hott West Virginia Relief Administration

Son of Gallant Fox Wins Kentucky Derby

The son of Gallant Fox, Whiskolo, romped to victory in a 1935 Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs in Louisville. Roman Soldier finished second, Omaha third, in a muddy track race run over 1¼ miles with 75,000 spectators. Prize money totaled about $30,000 to the winner with payoffs posted for place and show.

Omaha Dratnut Gallant Fox Wile ‘Saunders Darion Runyon Churchill Bowe Louisville Ma A Ae Kentucerby Roman Soldier Whinkolo Edie Gallent Fox Everglades Miami Lage Whiekolo Wayne Wright J Bourbbn Kenthi Jim Simmons Kentucky Omah Saunders Maicher

Senate Hopes For Soldiers Bonus Passage By Wednesday

Washington May 4 Senate passage of a soldiers bonus is predicted for Wednesday as leaders from both parties favor the Harrison compromise or Vinson bill. President Roosevelt would veto either paying methods, while McNary says Vinson may pass over the veto with a House conference likely after the Greenbeck plan narrowly lost. Veterans groups press for payment despite budget concerns.

Washington Senate Roosevelt McNary Oregon White House American Legion House Sie Veterans' Organizations Harrison Jars Ag Vinson al Pth

Permanent Health Center to Aid Underprivileged Children in Boone County

Major Francis W. Turner announce plans to establish a permanent health center near Madison with capacity for 125 children and an executive staff. Six summer camps for children and one for young men will operate statewide, funded through cooperation with local groups. CCC reoccupies a nearby camp, prompting the new facility’s establishment.

Madison Francis W. Turner Ruble Welfare Boone Whitesville Ford Madison Rotary Lab Boone County Cont Vatien

West Virginia CCC camps begin as site selections proceed

Construction starts on two Civilian Conservation Corps camps in West Virginia with ten more to be chosen this week. Camp sites span Pocahontas Randolph Mingo Tucker Pendleton Preston Greenbrier Webster and other counties. Col Waldron announces news campaign offices and aims to start actual camps by mid June with two-week site approvals based on proximity and health conditions.

Tnew Civilian Conservation Corps West Virginia Charleston Puracs West Virginia United States Army Ete Dewel Camp Pocahontas Randolph Mingo Ohio Tucker Pendleton Preston Greenbrier Webster Col. W Waldron U.S.A Tampa Alta

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