Parade to Celebrate Armistice Day in Charleston and Kanawha
Charleston and Kanawha county prepare for Armistice Day with a city parade led by John Brawley Post of the American Legion, a two o'clock march from Broad and Mawha streets through Kanawha to Capitol and Lee streets, featuring U S Marines, the Grand Army veterans, school bands, and a Camp Fairchance drum corps. Public schools stay open for Armistice programs. Rabbi Arie L. Galdburg to address Charleston High.
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Kanawha
John Brawley Post
American Legion
Revercomb
Broad
Mawha Streets
Kanawha Street
Capitol Street
Lee Street
Kanaweha County
W. Albert Tully
U.s.marines
American Son
Drum Corps
National Guard
Veterans of the Grand Army of the Republic
Amish American War Veterans
Arieston High School Band
The
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Camp Fairchance
Boone County
Red Cross
Salvation Army
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Morris Harvey College
Leewood Junior High
Tors
Tierney Resigns Purchasing Post
Governor Kump accepted the resignation of James A. Tierney the head of the department of purchases and named FM Hawkins of Hunt to succeed him Tierney had led the department since its creation in 1933 Hawkins was his assistant A Senate investigation earlier found minor irregularities but no fraud and Tierney was cleared
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Kump
James A. Tierney
Department of Purchases
FM. Hawkins
Huntin
Nerney
Res
Pennsylvania Rubber Company
Premor
Hawkins
Tierney
Millender
Ocrat
Wayne County
M. E. Brown
Huntington
J . Millender
Right to Die Bill Goes Before Lords in Britain
A British euthanasia society drafts a bill to extend the right to die to all patients with incurable, painful diseases. Lord Moynihan to present to the House of Lords. The proposal outlines patient requests and a referee system with seven days for reconsideration and appeals. Opposition from religious groups anticipated. society to open membership next month with a $1 fee.
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London
Britain
House of Lords
Lord Moyninan
Worman
Four Die? No, Four Injured in Kana Waha Auto Crashes
Auto accidents in Kana Waha County left four more people injured, raising total injuries to 263 since January 1 while deaths stayed at 30. Among the injured were Mrs. Ernest Hapney, 35, and a small child, both reported in critical condition after a hit and run on Elk River Road at the city limits.
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Kanawha
Ernest Hapney
Srpall
Elk River
Hapney
Utilities Plan To Make U S Prove Its Act
Washington capitalized story describes utility interests planning three new attacks on the death sentence holding company law deemed unconstitutional by a Baltimore district court. Companies may refuse to register with the Securities Exchange Commission by December, forcing the government to prove the act constitutional, risking fines up to 200000 dollars. Strong leaders aim to protect five million investors in nationwide electric networks despite legal warning from SEC chair James Landis.
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Baltimore
Federal Ustrict Court
Securities Exchange Commission
Sam
James M. Landis
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U. S. Supreme Court
WPA Plan Lags Deadline Near
Washington reports the WPA faces a December 1 goal to provide 3.5 million jobs but trails, with Hopkins noting 194,424 jobs added for the week ending Nov 2 and 1,337,630 placed in direct relief. Four states lost direct relief funds while total federal aid rose modestly and CCC declined by 20,097.
Sims Prosecutions Push State Debt Recovery From Justices
State Auditor Edgar B. Sims reported the collection of 10000 of about 200000 owed by justices of the peace. He credited prosecutors for settlements and noted many accounts are being pursued or moved to criminal proceedings. A list names settlements by specific justices across counties including Berkeley Braxton Brooke Crabell Doddridge Fayette Lewis Mingo Lewis Raleigh Wood and others.
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Justices of the — Peace
Sims
Berkeley
S. C. Ditto
We Walker
Fred H. Baker
Braxton
W. L. McCoy
PF. G. Saute
Gj. Lee Fox
Brooke—Howard Ccarson
David HK. Reese
J. W. Matherson
W. H. Allison
A. B. Colj
M. Baird
J. K. McLaughlin
Raleigh
Zack A. Petty
Wood
R. E. Hays
Dynamite Hessam fuels dramatic Charleston win at Laidley Field
By Frank A. Knight The Gazette Sports Enitor recounts a wild Charleston Huntington gridiron clash where a 125 pound halfback Albert Hessam leads a rally from a halftime deficit. Merlyn Condit seals a one point win as Huntington battles back to overturn an earlier struggle.
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the Gazette Sports Enitor
Charleston-Huntington
Laidley Field
Albert
Dynamite) Hessam
Convict Held in Slaying of State Trooper Yenser
ELIZABETH NEW JERSEY November 9 0 An ex convict with a police record was held on suspicion of murders in the highway slaying of State Trooper Warren G Yenser. The suspect Edward Witowski alias Metelski 26 of Newark was arrested two hours after the trooper was killed by a shotgun blast from a speeding auto. The mother denied an alibi and police said he slept away from home. Patrolman Alexander Geiger identified the suspect at a Pennsylvania railroad station after noting muddy clothes and briars on his attire. The arrest followed the discovery of critical clues.
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Warren G. Yenser
Edward Witowski
Metelski
Newark
Witowski
Frank Brennan
Alexander Geiger
Pennsylvania
Notic
Bride to be Corinne Loring slain near lover's lane
Washington dispatch reports the 26 year old Corinne Loring was found murdered near a suburban lover's lane. She disappeared Monday night after planning to marry Richard Tear and was strangled with twine after a beating. Police suspect a jealous suitor and are seeking a youth known to have loved her. The body was dragged to a clump of bushes after the attack.
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Miss Loring
Richard Tear
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Mountain Lions Rally Fails To Prevent Narrow Loss
Mountain Lions trailed late but scored a lone touchdown as the clock wound down. Hessom, described as a pint sized fireball, sparked the comeback with relentless play and defensive grit, yet the rally fell short in a hard fought college football game.
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O Neale seeks bids on 14 incinerator and water projects
M L O Neale, state PWA director, asked for bids on fourteen projects totaling 4 157 421 dollars including an incinerator in Charleston with an estimated cost 152 728 dollars. Bids due November 26 for most projects with several dates through November 39 and December 15 for construction progress.
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Sked
Charleston
Marshall College
Ethiopians Massing To Stop Mussolini In North Front
Ethiopian forces rush to the northern front to halt Mussolini's advance as Emperor Haile Selassie plans a major counteroffensive. Addis Ababa reports mobilization of long-range artillery, rifles, and ammunition reaching frontline units, with Eritrea and Harar traffic noted.
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Associated Press
Mussolini
Haile Selassie
Addis Ababs
Walkait
Sudan
Ded‘jammatch Ayelu
Eritrea
Japan Threatens Drastic Action in Marine Slaying
Nearly 2,000 Japanese marines marched into Shanghai to protest the slaying of a comrade, bayonets fixed as a battalion from three warships rushed into the Hongkew district. The embassy warned of drastic measures unless satisfaction is given, amid recalls of 1932 hostilities and arrests of several suspects.
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Hope Fading for Two Pilots Kingsford Smith and Pethybridge
News reports from Singapore detail the disappearance of Australian aviator Sir Charles Kingsford Smith and his co pilot Tom Pethybridge during a long attempting England to Australia record flight. Witness James Melrose saw the plane near the Bay of Bengal before contact was lost.
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Mystery Woman Behind Artists Raid Stirs New York Night
New York November 9 A mysterious woman loomed as police halted a private art show last night arresting five girls on indecency charges. Police say a Miss Jeanette Rice filed the complaint. the manager and artists defend the event as private and centuries old. Police Commissioner Valentine upholds enforcement of the indecency law regardless of show status. Notables including Howard Chandler Christy Otto Soglow and Herbert Bayard Swope attended.
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Jeanette Rice
Fred G. Cooper
Lewis J. Vallentine
Howard Chandler Christy
Otto Soglow
Herbert Bayard Swope
Russell Patterson
Denys Wortman
Bond Election Postponed For South Side Bridge Bond
City plans to postpone the bond election for financing a new South Side bridge from November 25 to December 6 or 7. Mayor Dawson announced the delay due to technbility and says the city will repass the ordinance. A special city council session is called to approve the date change.
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D. Hoone Dawson
Dawson
20 000 Men to Be Working on WPA Projects This Week
WPA Administrator F Witcher McCullough announced an allotment of about 11 966 825 for construction in all counties and said he expects to have 24 000 men at work next week. He will announce later the balance of the 17 130 000 to be spent in this state. McCullough has put more than 12 000 men to work to yesterday and hopes to have 3 000 on the job before December. District supervisors will select projects to start first to get started fast and employ the largest number of men. Under the new federal relief plan the WPA is to give work to employable persons on the relief rolls and leave it to the state to take care of those needing direct relief. Funds earmarked for Kanawha County projects include Thomas Jefferson junior high school, Clenderin sieels, Malden sewers, privies, Pratt sidewalks, and Charleston parks.
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WPA
F. Witcher McCullough
McCullough
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Kanawha Kanawha
Thomas ‘Jefferson
Clenderin' Sieels
Malden
Pratt
Charleston
Carbon Company Hosts Meeting at Greenbrier Hotel
A group of officials from TinttedCarbon and United Carbon gathered at the Greenbrier for the opening of their Manuel meeting. Oscar Nelson presided, delivering remarks at a luncheon at Boone hotel and outlining weekend activities in White Sulphur Springs. Early arrivals enjoyed shooting, archery, and swimming in the Greenbrier indoor pool while Nelson hosted an open house at his country home miles from Lew laboreo% with guests including Elaine and En Bale.
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Nany
Charleston
Greenbrier
United Carbon. Company
Wmnuel
Oscar Nelson
Care* Ion Company
Elsom
Lel Boone Hotel
White Sulphur Springs
Mer
Mia
Nelson
Hone
Elaine
En Bale
Lew Laboreo
Addis
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