Barbour Legion Names Delegates to Fairmont
Barbour County Post No 44 Amer ican Legion named delegates and alternates at its meeting in the People's Bank building. Delegates C Phillips Roy J Moore and alternates Raymond Murphy J D Cutlip were chosen for the West Virginia department convention in Fairmont on September 14. A committee to oversee local post activities during the Barbour county street fair September 25 to 28 was named by Commander Boby Casto: Roy J Moore Blenda Hollen C O Phillip Otto Simon and John Carpenter.
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Roy J. Moore
Blenda Hollen
C. O. Phillip
Otto Simon
John Carpenter
West Virginia dealer named national director
The West Virginia Automobile Dealers Association appointed R N McGraw of Wheeling as a director of the national organization succeeding the late H E Bek of Charleston. Trapped on a ledge high on Fall Dome peak near Yosemite a rescuer pulled Elizabeth Lorimer of Chicopee Mass and Robert Pate of Englewood Cal down 2000 feet by rope. Beckley sportsmen report a vermin drive killed 10000 snakes.
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Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia Automobile Dealers Association
R. N. McGraw
Wheeling
H. E. Bek
Swith
Fall Dome Peak
Yosemite
Cal
Elizabeth Lorimer
Chicopee
Mass
Robert Pate
Englewood
Mix
Laksa
Aged Lady Phoebe Drummond Dies at 73 in Téor County
Mrs. Phoebe Catherine Drummond, 73, lifelong Téor County resident, died at 1127 West Main Street at 7 30 last night after a long illness. Survived by children J Drummond Barracksville D H Drummond Fairmont Bertha Drummond at home Harry Fairmont and Mrs Frank Hicks. She attended West Main Street M E church and was active in church work. Funeral 2 30 Sunday at home with Rev H W Flanagan and Rev Lois R Luadder officiating. burial in Smith Cemetery by Bartlett Funeral Company.
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Phoebe Catherine Drummond
Téor County
West Main Street
Drummond
Cornelius
Mary
Jormick Drummond
Barracksville
D. H
Fairmont
Bertha Drummond
Harry
Frank Hicks
H. W. Flanagan
Lois R. Luadder
United Brethren Church
Smith Cemetery
Bartlett Funeral Company
NYE Predicts Third Party Emergence in 1936 Race
New York editor Nye suggests the Democratic Party and Franklin D Roosevelt will pivot right for political expediency. He states he would support Roosevelt in 1936 if he remains liberal, and predicts a genuine third party will form next year.
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NYE
Roosevelt Pardon Talk Sparks Violence Mention In Grafton Sentinel
Fragmentary transcripts reveal calls praising murder to influence 1936 politics, with references to Roosevelt pardoning killers. Reported quotes discuss assassination plots against Long, and debates over party strategies as New Deal fortunes in the Supreme Court loom.
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New Deal
Supreme Court
East
Professor Seeks Quit Claim For Medical Study Controversy
The article notes Simkhovitch demanding a quit claim to shield Dr Willard from claims if he dies, while the young scientist requests at least six medical doctors to perform thorough physical examinations before proceeding with the experiment. The bizarre scene unfolds as ongoing tensions surface over consent and safety.
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Simkhovitch
Willard
What Papas Self Denial May Do For The New Rich Baby
A wealthy father takes a $25 weekly job and buys a 38 year old yacht to curb extravagances for his childless half brother who will inherit a fortune. The American Weekly feature in the August 11 issue highlights how such self denial could affect a new heir.
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Papa
American Weekly
Baltimore Sunday American
Newsboy
Relief at a Low Cost constitutional treatment
A patent medicine advertises Glenn's Pain-Well Tonic as a constitutional remedy for malaria troubles summer colds hay fever and general systemic aches pains poor appetite and constipation. It claims broad relief at low cost and positions the tonic as a top choice for combined ailments.
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Glenn
Flood Relief Efforts Continue in Ohio City
GUARD HEALTH captured Tuvanevu pointed director of Red Cross relief in Ohio. National guardsmen also remained on flood duty today patrolling streets of Zanesville and distributing clothing and bedding. In the flood area approximately 1,000 persons were still homeless.
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Tuvanevu
Red Cross Relief
Ohio
National
Zanesville
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India
Grafton
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Roosevelt
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Senate
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Sanders
D.-La
Columbia University
Mary K. Simkhovitch
New York
Associated Press
Marquess of Linlithgow
Earl of Willingdon
Federation of All India
Hoover
Marquess of
Linlithgow
Nature
Australia
Tasmania
Dunkel
U.S
Patent Office
Stanley
Scott
Dilvain Irnon
Paris
Mosec
R. J. Scott
Casa Grande
Arizona
Isle OF Crete
Mediterranean
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