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Newspaper
Grafton Sentinel
Location
Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1929
Page
4
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The piece discusses religious reflections alongside plans to develop the Morgantown to Graf ton pike into a state highway. It emphasizes surveying the route first, arranging mapping, and scheduling construction, warning of delays and funding risks if surveying is postponed, and urging rapid action by the state road commission.
The Grattan Morgantown road, if built soon, would divert heavy traffic from the congested Fairmont Morgantown stretch. It would reduce dangerous through traffic, though completion is not expected for two years, prompting calls for a state road commission to act this summer.
A report by the Tuskegee Institute notes only four lynchings in the first six months of the year with one white victim, all in the South. The count is higher than some periods but lower than last year and the prior decade, reflecting ongoing racial violence patterns.
An editorial warns that speeding on Massachusetts highways has risen in the past two years, increasing crash risk. It argues drivers misjudge speed and blame road conditions, urging greater care and forethought to prevent deadly accidents at higher speeds.
A fragmented note alleges China’s quarterly strategy shows uneasy alignment with Russia. It hints at puzzling policy moves under scrutiny but lacks concrete dates, names, or firm actions.
Chinese farmers faced a ban on rain prayers by Nationalist authorities amid drought. Public prayers and incense rituals near Peking briefly brought showers, then stopped when officials intervened. After covert services resumed, rain returned but was again halted by government action, prompting debate over religion and politics.
A guide from George McAllen outlines the publisher’s needed skills: news gathering, clear writing, editorial analysis, and discussion with peers. Emphasizes understanding printing materials, pricing quotes, layout, and advertising, plus staying informed on community issues.
A student from Lakeside School in Seattle faced questions about hobbies and beliefs during a scholarship interview. He expressed interest in marine biology and engineering, and his selection covers four years of tuition and expenses at a Massachusetts Institute of Technology program.
The New York Central Railroad applied today to the Interstate Commerce Commission for permission to issue ten thousand two hundred dollars in equipment trust certificates to fund six new pieces of rolling stock.
West Virginia University schedules Freshman Week with Dean W. P. Short ridge Registrar L. L. Friend and other officials guiding new students. Pre registration conferences begin Sept 12, with campus tours and activities through Sept 14, aiming to ease transition and enable early registration. Attendance is required.
Trempage reports Graf Zeppelin pushing across the Atlantic at about 45 mph toward the American coast. The message, partly garbled, places the airship west and south of Pico Island in the Azores at about 1:00 a.m. Saturday GM. American passengers aboard appear enthusiastic, contrasting with the Germans aboard.
Graf Zeppelin advances toward New York after leaving Friedrichshafen. Crew of 275 plus 150 marines to assist in docking at Lakehurst New Jersey. Los Angeles airship undergoing overhaul moved aside. 200,000 expected crowds. Zepp stealthily skirts Azores, may reach New York by noon tomorrow before Lakehurst berthing.
High powered amplifiers are installed on the hangar roof to broadcast to the crowd as the Zeppelin nears the coast. A horn pointing skyward will let ground crew officers speak directly to those aboard the dirigible as it hovers above the field before landing.
Washington reports a Zeppelin position near the Azores while convicts escape in Alabama. Hoover visits a Virginia fishing camp after inviting Senator Smoot to discuss the sugar tariff. In Ottawa Kansas a 22 year old man is jailed for poisoning a child. The Republican national committee chairmanship is to be decided in September. A gas tank explosion kills one child and injures many in Trenton. Inmates and officials face investigations from Leavenworth to San Quentin. Film actor Paul Kelly is paroled after a five year sentence for killing. Arson suspects rise in Chicago. Heat tops 106 in Salina and Winfield. Ernesto Belloni, former Milan mayor, is dismissed by Mussolini. In Berlin the government backs Hague reparations talks. In Havana two lieutenant smuggling opium are expelled. Paris reports Calles arriving from Havre. London finds Lieutenant Garner guilty in submarine sinkings.
The committee cleared Belloni of the charge but found he used office as podesta to enrich himself. It noted the Dillon Read loan proceedings were irregular though the loan itself was regular.
The long suit continued from page one details a shot and capture by order of Pire. Duke's relatives filed suit soon after the war, with the trial ending only recently. Pire appealed the decision.
Washington Aug 3 In east Washington near the Lee river lies 31 1 2 acres of gloom and history the Congressional cemetery founded in 1807 by Christchurch vestry inters prominent national figures including Tobias Lear Beverley Upshur Markers were restricted in 1876 cenotaphs to interred bodies only. Graves include Tobias Lear Captain Beverley Abel Upshur Choctaw chief Ta Ha Wirt Clinton Garow ski and a Prussian minister Grehun with a monument ordered by Frederick William III.
Pittsburgh dated report states Henry Richman, stage and screen comedian and Clara Bow's fiancé, named defendant in a damage suit filed in U S district court by Ellen Franks. Franks charges assault and battery claiming an alleged attack between March 4 and March 11 at a Pittsburgh theatre. statement of claim to be filed later.
Clarksburg August 2. William M. Doyas, Baltimore immigration official, came to prosecute hotel clerk Larry La Rosa for unlawful entry in 1924. Deportation actions were being considered in the industrial sections of this region.
Arrowe Park England August 3 50 000 Boy Scouts prepared to break camp end of the jamboree week as weather trials battered tents and a storm tested resolve. A pageant of the Sea Scouts highlighted today with a grand thanksgiving service scheduled for tomorrow.
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