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Newspaper
Grafton Sentinel
Location
Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1932
Page
6
In a crowded courtroom the aviatrix Utter spoke as Clarke and Lancaster faced a volatile marriage crisis. Despondent over plans, Mrs. Keith Miller recalled a desperate suggestion to end it all. Clarke allegedly shot himself after locking the bedroom door, with the defense arguing the fatal shot was suicide.
Mrs. C. E. Grob and children express heartfelt thanks for condolences during illness and death of husband and father G E Grob. Special thanks to Rev Eugene Dick for services, those who sent floral tributes, and those who furnished cars for the funeral.
Washington reports Roy D. Chapin says President Hoover will push reconstruction in all aspects to lift commodity prices and raise the price level as job creation and aid for the needy continue. The upcoming selection of the retiring commerce chief Robert P. Lamont recalls reports of the American Iron and Steel Institute backing the nine point economic program.
The Louisiana senator Huey Long campaigns for Senator Hattie Caraway of Arkansas, casting his past anti-feminist stance aside. He recounts a personal conversion, credits proximity in the Senate for her votes, and urges voters to elect her in the August primary and beyond.
President Jose P. Gugglar of Paraguay calls arms as Paraguay and Bolivia near a showdown over Gran Chaco territory. Indictment and unfolding dramatic family turmoil emerge from Cincinnati as Libby Holmen faces murder charges and her father defends her amid a tainted investigation and possible frame-up allegations.
Senator Wasner said New York officials would seek a Reconstruction Corporation loan to start a cleanup movement. Pennsylvania was told to try to self-help before federal aid, while Detroit received 1.8 million for emergency relief. Red Cross chairman Payne noted 50 million person buses wheat and 900,000 bales of cotton distributed for relief. Commerce reports strong U S apple exports to Poland.
A barefoot club, led by business men in Fullerton, Nebraska, enforces a strict no shoe policy on streets with a kangaroo court penalties for offenders. Women formed a pinafore auxiliary, while a few tender-foot members may wear bound soles. The movement targets travel salesmen and city men during the homecoming period.
M J Harrison plans a million-dollar egg temple in Dami, Florida, converting part of the Fritz hotel into one of the souths most elaborate poultry farms. The project would house 66,000 to 100,000 hens to boost home produced eggs.
The first half of this year saw about 90148570 sheep and lambs entered under federal inspection, roughly half a million more than a prior period. Strong growth in entries reflects rising demand and expanded monitoring.
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