Notable Clarifications on Post-September Ticket Use
The notice states that tickets for one adult are valid only before September 1 and advises using them promptly. It emphasizes a change in policy or terms and urges action to avoid loss of value.
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Newspaper
Grafton Sentinel
Location
Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1932
Page
6
President backs nationwide effort to spread employment
President Hoover endorsed a plan to survey industry and study methods to spread employment, including a five day week, after Governor Winant of New Hampshire proposed a conference. He planned coordinated steps and a series of conferences with business and industrial committees in each of the 12 federal reserve districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Winant
New Hampshire
Coolidge To Aid Campaign Visits By Sanders At Plymouth
Everett Sanders, Republican National Committee chairman, after an eight week end stay at Calvin Coolidge’s Plymouth summer home, reaffirmed that Coolidge may participate in the Hoover campaign though the exact role was not discussed. Senator Moses also visited. the talks ranged beyond politics as a violent thunderstorm brewed over Rutland on the Coolidges’ return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Vermont
Everett Sanders
Republican National Committee
Plymouth
Calvin Coolidge
Hoover
Chicago
Sanders
Coolidge
Republican Committee
Coolidges
New Hampshire
Eclipse August 31 sees scientists assay coronium in sun halo
Two astronomers project inside a 40 foot telescope at the University of Michigan Freyburg Maine during the August 31 total eclipse to photograph the corona and solar prominences. Dr Curtis leads the interferometer work seeking coronium and its green emission while films and infrared spectra are collected to advance eclipse science.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Howard Blakeslee
Associated Press
New York
New England
University of Michigan
Freyburg
Maine
Moon
Heber D. Curtis
Michigan
Canada
Europe
Orient
John R Cole rites Monday at old home
Funeral services for John R. Cole 76 were held at Pleasant Creek Methodist Episcopal church at 2 30 p m with Rev Eugene Dick and Rev French Boone officiating Numerous Graftonians attended Cole a longtime Pleasant Creek resident and Walnut street grocer died of a stroke after tumbling from his store porch His survivors include son Everet five grandchildren and siblings William Hannah Post and Tiza Woodford among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Cole
Pleasant Creek
Methodist Episcopal Church
Eugene Dick
Pruntytown
French Boone
St. Paul's Methodist
West Main Street
Grafton
Mr. Cole
Walnut Street
Yates Avenue
Everet
Cole
John’ S. .Cole
Jessie M
Elizabeth Knottsee
Laura Lewellyn Cole
Everet Cole
John W
Jackson's Mill
Hazel
Edna
Edwin
Nelda Louise
William
Hannah Post
Wesley Post
Clarksburg
Tiza Woodford
J. T. Woodford
Philippi
Hermit Miner Ends Fast Plan Thursday at Rosemont
Rosemont’s hermit miner Lois Garden, fasting since June 20 to cure miners asthma, plans to break his 40 day fast on Thursday. He samples mineral water up to six times daily, says water eases craving and provides some nourishment, though he grows weak and totters during walks. Garden previously fasted last year, but collapsed on day 36 and required hospital meals. Three midshipmen may be appointed to the Naval Academy in 1923 by each senator and representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosemont
Lois Garden
Ashma
Garden
Naval Academy
Congress
Reds prevail over Wendel nine in close Sunday game
Recreation Reds beat Wendel nine by 11 to 8 at Wendel on Sunday afternoon in a hotly contested clash. Burkhammer and Manning worked the mound with Sperante and Goodnow catching for the teams as fielders rotated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recreation Reds
Wendel
Grafton
Burkhammer
Manning
Sperante
Goodnow
Reds
Jones
Hudson
T. Lobis
Busha
Bolliger
Morton
Tenney
Vukovich
Marteeny
Donkey
Chickens Urged to Behave Draws Timberlake Notice
Local report notes Mr. and Mrs. Frank Timberlake admonish their flock as Thomas W. and Vance residents discuss poultry norms. The brief item hints at community expectations for orderly behavior of farm birds in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Frank Timberlake
Thomas W
Vance
Farmer Sues Over Chickens Damaging Crops in 1930
A farm owner along Timberlakes claimed chickens caused crop damage in 1930. The court granted $100 in damages and issued an injunction requiring the chickens to be kept at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timberlakes
Republican Meet Two Day Convention In Wheeling
Clarksburg Aug 1 a two day Republican state convention will open at noon Thursday the eleventh and close about the same hour Friday. Charles J Schuck of Wheeling state chairman arrived to assume active charge of state headquarters at the Waldo Hotel. President Hoover's acceptance speech will be broadcast to the convention by loud speakers. National Committeeman Walter S Hallanan plans to bring a top party leader to speak in the evening session. The program calls for nominations for supreme court judge electors and a platform on Friday morning with hopes of finishing by noon so delegates can return home Friday night. Hallanan has been invited to deliver the keynote but has not yet accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksburg
Wheeling
Charles J. Schuck
Schuck
Walter S. Hallanan
Supreme Court
Hallanan
Local party chair eyes speakers for upcoming event
Chairman Schuck said he would remain at headquarters except for occasional state visits as the national committee member ensures distinguished speakers for the occasion. He aims to press ahead from now until the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vention
Schuck
Parachute Failure Kills Jumper at Monessen Airport
In full view of about 3,000 spectators in Monessen Pennsylvania Ralph Marshall twenty from Gibson near here leaped from a plane for a first exhibition jump but his parachute failed to open and he plunged about four thousand feet to his death after two prior trial jumps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monessen
Ralph “Marshall
Gibson
Russell Barnes Dies in Coal River Incident
Russell Barnes, 22, a State Road Commission employee, died of heart disease while romping with a dog in Coal River. His body was recovered. Barnes came to Charleston from Buckhannon three years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Russell Barnes
State Road Commission
Coal River
Barnes
Buckhannon
Walker would seek governor nomination if ousted
The Times reports Mayor James J. Walker would pursue the Democratic nomination for governor if Roosevelt removes him from office. The Times calls the information unimpeachable, though no source is named. Separate note says Guajajara glassware ships to the United States packed in wicker cradles filled with plut rush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
the Times
James J. Walker
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Guadalajara
Mexico
United States
Morbid thieves steal burial shrouds in Indianapolis burglaries
In Indianapolis several burglaries yielded five burial shrouds valued near 100 dollars. The owner promises harsher burial equipment if suspects are caught, a grim note in local crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Judge Parfitt’s Joke Triggers Reporter Backlash
Jacksonville, August 1. After losing in the primaries, D. W. Parfitt, clerk of the civil and criminal courts, joked about a party for defeated candidates and their families. A reporter published the tale, and Parfitt then had to admit it was all in clean fun amid press resentment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Fla
Wack
Parfitt
Pafitt
Civil and Criminal Courts of Récord
Federal Airways Plan Approved Totals 46 19 500 Miles
The 1932 plan for federal airways is approved by the Aeronautical Branch of the U S Chamber of Commerce. Routes include Albany Springfield Boston and an 82 mile segment south of St Louis on the New Orleans St Louis airway. No further plans for 1983 are stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Airways
Aeronautical Branch
U.S S. Chamber of Commerce
Albany
Springfield
Boston
St. Louis
New Orleans
Federal Airway
Manchuria Scene of Bitter Fight Ends for General Ma
The AP reports in Harbin August 1 that General Ma Chan Shan, famed for the Nanni River Bridge defense, was killed in action near Hailun Manchuria after a four month campaign. Japanese troops trapped him and his remaining force, ending the Chinese resistance in the area. Also noted are ongoing Jehol border tensions postal disputes and flooding with cholera in Yangtze and Yellow River valleys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Manchuria
Ma Chan Shin
Noni River
Hailun
Jehol
Great Wall
Mancsria
Napking
Manchuka
China
Yangtze Valley
Yellow River
Centon
Harbin
Aus
Ma Chan Shan
Nanni River Bridge
Japan
Ankuchen
Khingham
Chosen
Korea
Matsuki
Ma in Northern Manchuria returns as defender of region
Announcement states Javanese troops bring Ma s body to Harbin. Ma once a Manchurian bandit and later commander of the Taheiho Garrison under Wan Futin, former Heilinngkaung governor. He rose to world prominence last November defending Northern Manchuria against Japanese invasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harbin
Mai
Taheiho
Wan Futin
Manchuria
Federal Reserve offers emergency loans to revive industry
The Federal Reserve System authorized direct six month loans to individuals partnerships and corporations to finance current business. The measure under Hoover signed amendment allows banks to lend to distressed borrowers with standards on credit, maturity limits and non speculative use. Loans target agri cultural and trade sectors with rates set by the Federal Reserve Banks and board approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve Law
Hoover
Federal Reserve Banks
Federal Reserve Bank
Dnd
Canadian Motors
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