Long Illness Proves Fatal In Barbour County Farmer
Thomas J. Delauder aged 67 of Grafton died after a six year illness at his daughter Mrs. Dorsey Rogers 303 Washington Street. Born March 20 1872 in Barbour County he lived there until three years ago. Survivors include six children Arthur Philippi Mrs Rogers Mrs Mirt Bender Mrs James Mackins Carl and William Delauder and half brother Franklin Ben Nett Montrose. He was a farmer and Baptist. Funeral 2 pm Tuesday at Central Church Barbour County with interment in church cemetery under G T Bartlett directions.
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Thomas J. Delauder
Grafton
Dorsey Rogers
Washington Street
Delauder
Barbour County
Dama Phillips
Jacob
Sarah Keller Delauder
Arthur Delauder
Philippi
Rogers
Mirt Bender
Ambridge
James Mackins
Carl Delauder
William Delauder
Belington
Franklin Ben Nett
Poland Holds Line in Polish Corridor Dispute Amid Global Proposals
Polish circles see mediation as possible after Hitler rejects direct talks with Poland. Britain vows no Munich compromise and Poland insists on full sovereignty. Diplomatic moves center on Roosevelt mediation ideas while Germany seeks return of Pomorze and the Free City.
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Nevile Henderson
Adolf Hitler
Munich
Britain
Kurier Czar- Wony
Poland
France
Germany
Roosevelt
Hitler
Daladier
Pomorze
Free City
Poland-Led Evacuation Drills Amid Frontier Clashes
Foreign office notes payment in Argen currency while Belgium, Canada, France, the Netherlands and Norway, Sweden, and the United States pushed a preparedness program. Rehearsals conducted as Poland readied 1000 spare troops and schools reopened. German frontier clashes reported with Polish guards. one German cavalryman said to be killed.
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Central Press Cablephoto
Belgium
Sweden
Norway
Denmark
Finland
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Oslo
Europe
Brussels
Joseph Bech
Hubert Pierlot
Rickard J. Sandler
Halvdan Koht
Peter Munch
Danzig
Argen
Foreign Office
Tina
Canada
France
Poland
Unifrom
Germany
East Prussia
Slovakia
Britain Ready to Back Poland in European Crisis
Britain signals firm stance with Chamberlain to address European tensions. Parliament to meet at 2:45 p.m. to hear Chamberlain and opposition leaders. Poland vows negotiation on equal basis once threat of force is removed, while Britain promises aid if Poland resists. Cabinet emphasizes no settlement without removal of force. admiralty takes key shipping control.
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Germany
Hitler
Chamberlain
Poland
Great Britain
Britain
Daladier
France
Danzig
Europe
Admiralty
Treasury
Raid Seizes Liquor and Gambling Items At Scene
Police raided a public scene drawing hundreds where 13 quarts of Bottoms Up whiskey and parts of liquor were found. A race-horse top and betting cloth were seized. McVicker faces possession charges in police court. Brunswick beer license revocation anticipated.
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Guutline
Stafford Sturms
Norman Smith
Captain Lockard
State Liquor Control Commission
City Hall
Race Top
McVicker
J. Guy Allender
Gillispie
Brunswick
Grafton Man Confesses After Mail Theft Case
Sheriff Herbert Evans and deputies traced a theft after checks stolen from the mail were found on the suspect Grimm. He confessed after strong police evidence, with the case turned to the post office department. Grimm had stolen a truck from in front of the B and O station early Sunday morning July 9 and previously served time in Moundsville state prison for auto theft.
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Herbert Evans
Grimm
Post Office Department
B. and O
Moundsville State Prison
Death probe continues into Pineville brain concussion case
Sheriff Lon P Byrd said the investigation into the death of 35 year old Andrew Lee of North Spring would continue. Lee died yesterday from a brain concussion. Three youths were held for questioning.
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Pineville
Sher- MT
Robinson to Speak at Rotary District Assembly in Clarksburg
Attorney Jed W. Robinson of Grafton, a district governor, will speak this afternoon at the two day Rotary district assembly in Clarksburg on responsibilities of club presidents. Conference opens at 1 p.m. with registration at the Waldo hotel. A ladies night dinner and dance at Clarksburg Country Club tonight is expected to draw several attendees from Grafton.
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Jed W. Robinson
Grafton
Rotary District Assembly
Clarksburg
Rotary Club
Waldo Hotel
Clarksburg Country Club
Firemen Plan Another Dance at Roll-A-Drome
Firemen in Fetterman host a fund raising dance at West Main Street Roll-A-Drome with Industrial School orchestra from Pruntytown providing music. Door prize, floor show, grand march, cake walk and round dances featured. Admission 25 cents. tickets at the door. Spectators welcome. proceeds support the Apparatus Fund.
Collins Festival Lyceum Opens in Grafton September 18
The Collins Entertainment Festival's lyceum series comes to Grafton High School on Monday evening September 18 sponsored by the Rotary Club. Opening act features the Mordella Merry Makers led by Pietro Mordella of Boston with daughter Flora and Barbara Taylor on accordion, offering Neapolitan and American classics in a brisk program.
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Collins Entertainment Festival
Grafton
Sterling Entertainment
Grafton High School
Grafton Rotary Club
Lyceum
Mordella Merry- Makers
Pietro Mordella
Boston
Flora
Boston University
All New England
Barbara Taylor
Frank C. Collins
Rotary
E. G. Kuhn
John Hopkins
Doris Davison
Frank G. Sayers
Rochester
Duckworth Arrested and Held After Route 50 Stop
Alonzo Duckworth, 56, of route 4 Grafton, was arrested by state police on U S route 50 in Fetterman at 9 10 Saturday night. He was fined $3 and costs at arraignment before Justice A B Knabenshue, unable to pay, and returned to jail with a possible release if the fine is paid today.
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Fetterman
Alonzo Duckworth
Grafton
Justice of the Peace
A. B. Knabenshue
Duckworth
Japan and Mongolia clash over border area
A long running air duel persists between Soviet typed Outer Mongolia and Japanese held Manchoukuo near the Jalka and Khorsten rivers. Tokyo reports 19 of 40 Mongolian raiders shot down as the foreign office declines to comment on any deliberate Russia Asia strategy.
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Japan
Manchukuo
Inner Mongolia
China
Outer Mongolia
Manchouuo
Jalka
Khorsten
Foreign Office
Russia
Germany
Europe
Asia
Special Term of Court Called For Tuesday
Taylor county circuit court is convening a 10 o'clock special term tomorrow, ordered Saturday by Judge Herbert W. Dent. Several important cases are set to appear and multiple orders are expected to be entered.
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Taylor County Circuit Court
Herbert W. Dent
Missing Youth Found Serving Sentence Here
A search across northern West Virginia tracked junior Cuppett, 22, who had been missing since last Wednesday. He was located serving a ten day jail term in Taylor county jail after pleading guilty to drunkenness in police court last week. Parents feared foul play after he separated from Gordon Hartsell near Kingwood while hitchhiking to Weston for work.
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West Virginia
Junior Cuppett
Taylor County
P. F. Gillispie
Kingwood
Cuppett
Gordon Hartsell
Weston
Youth Separated at Pruntytown and Jailed for Fine
On the same day city police detained a youth at Pruntytown after an incident. He could not pay a $10 fine and costs and was ordered incarcerated in the county jail for 10 days.
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Pruntytown
B and O Worker Injures Hand In Grafton Yard
Frank Blake of 11 East Knotts Avenue suffered a painful injury to his left hand at the B and O yards in Grafton when his hand was caught in a compressor belt. He received treatment at City Hospital and was later dismissed.
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Frank Blake
East Knotts Avenue
B. and O. Yards
City Hospital
Body of Aged Man Found In Marshall County Home
The body of John Earlewine, 82, was found in his Sand Hill home in Marshall county after neighbors reported he had not been seen for several days. A physician said the man who lived alone died from natural causes.
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Wheeling
John Earlewine
Sand Hill
Marshall County
Earlewine
Youth Wrecks Car in Grafton Crash
State police said 15 year old Eustace Menear of 159 Aitrobe Street wrecked a 1936 Ford owned by Miss Helen Manear of 109 West Washington Street. The youth, not a relative, was with Miss Josephine Lobis of Grafton. Damage estimated at $200. Neither was injured. man ear was slightly scratched. No prosecution planned after owner’s consent. Car towed to Grafton, repairs unlikely to restore pre crash condition.
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Eustace Menear
Aitrobe Street
Helen Manear
West
Washington Street
Manear
Josephine ‘Obis
Grafton
Carpenter Tools Stolen From Flemington School Project
Sheriff Herbert Evans announced a theft of carpenter tools from the new Flemington graded school project last week. State police are assisting but the detective noted there are no clues yet.
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Flemington
Herbert Evans
Card of Thanks for Beatrice Lambert Gilmore
The Lambert Gilmore family express gratitude to all who were kind and sympathetic after the death of our sister Mrs Beatrice Lambert Gilmore. Special thanks go to Pastor Rev Wayne Jones and Mr Sin clair for comforting words during our sad hours. May God bless you all. Mrs John Morgan and family
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Beatrice . Lambert
Gilmore
Wayne Jones
Sinclair
John Morgan
Playgrounds in Taylor County to Close Tomorrow
All county playgrounds under the Recreation Division of the Works Progress Administration will close tomorrow to permit equipment closure. The shutdown follows furloughs affecting 15 of 20 recreation leaders on September 1. A county-wide roundup by the Recreation Department is nearly ready for Thursday at Athletic Field.
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Taylor County
Recreation Division
Works Projects Administration
One Man Forfeits Bond Two Told to Leave City
Frank Wilt 45 was arrested Friday afternoon for being drunk and posted 11 dollars to assure his appearance in police court. He did not appear, and Mayor P F Gillispie forfeited the bail. Burl Arbogast 25 and Bruce Deens were ordered out of town after being arrested for loitering and drunkenness respectively. Ott Maderra was released after a reprimand by the Hoe mn mayor.
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Frank Wilt
Newbury
P. F. Gillispie
Burl Arbogast
Bruce Deens
West Main Street
Ott Maderra
Hoe Mn
Hero Trooper Busch Wounded After Gunfight at Smithtown
State Trooper John Busch pictured in Bay Shore hospital recovering from a bullet wound suffered when he wrestled a pistol from J Laurence Sprague. Sprague wounded Mrs Elizabeth Greve, a socialite heiress, and killed himself at Smithtown Branch L I. Busch was struck by a slug passing through Sprague’s body.
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John Busch
Bay Shore
J. Laurence Sprague
Sprague
Elizabeth Greve
Smithtown Branch
L. I. Busch
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