The Cop From College Surprises Local Paper
In Clarksburg Exponent notes on Kenneth A. Rouse, recent honor student and athlete at High University, taking a patrolman job on the Chicago police force. The piece reflects on police needs, praise for educated officers, and the potential influence of such a recruit on law enforcement culture. The column also touches on Roosevelt, the Sumnick family, and views on homes and youth.
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Chicago
Rouse
Sumnick
Clarksburg
Kenneth A. Rouse
Hig ‘University
How Doctors Treat Colds and Coughs with Calotabs
Physicians recommend Calotabs as a nausealess calomel mix to break up colds and relieve chest congestion. One or two tablets at bedtime with milk or water purify the system, and next morning the cold vanishes with a hearty appetite. Sold in 10 and 85 cent packages at drug stores.
Daily Crossword Puzzle Clues From A Crowded Page
A scrambled puzzle containing across and down clues with varied topics. References to towns, plants, historical periods, celestial names, and wordplay items appear among fragmented phrases and partial answers. The reader must piece together solutions across a dense grid filled with misreads and stray letters.
Classified Advertisement Rates and Notes from Sentinel
The Sentinel advertises cash with copy rates two cents words for the first insertion and two cents per word for each additional insertion, minimum charge 45 cents. Listings include wanted items such as furnished house rentals and a feed store manager, along with contact boxes and times 210-4 211-tf 212-86 218-81.
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Sentinel Qmistnet
Cetta
Sentinel
Europe Sums Continued on Debt Postponement Debate
Europe debates debt postponement as Britain and France seek changes to war debt terms. Neville Chamberlain dispatches note to Washington after cabinet session. Pound rose to 3.21 dollars on calmer debt outlook. Baldwin warns against ill words hurting Anglo French ties. France pushes new memorandum urging postponement of the December 15 payment and cites Hoover moratorium impacts.
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United States
House of Commons
Neville Chamberlain
Stock Exchange
Stanley Baldwin
Conservative Party
Glasgow
France
Paris
Washington
Cabinet Council
Germany
Chamber of Deputies
Fire in West Virginia mine under control
A Raleigh Wyoming Mining Co mine in Glen Rogers West Virginia reported a small fire today. An employee said the blaze started from a short circuit in an electric cable. The state department of mines in Charleston said details are lacking. No injuries were reported.
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Glen Rogers
W. Va
Raleigh-Wyoming Mining Company
State Department of Mines
Charleston
Kingwood boy given award for vocational agricultural work
Fred Smith of Kingwood WV received a $100 scholarship from the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for the most efficient completion of his vocational agricultural project. He may use it for college or an educational trip to the International Live Stock Show in Chicago.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
West Virginia
Fred Smith
Kingwood
Young Smith
Internation
Chicago
State Department of Vocational Education
Fellimore
Ohio
Illinois
Indiana
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Maryland
New York
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Grafton
Howard H. Holt
Latrobe Street
Phence
Grafton Printing Co
Gratton
Postoffice
Associated Press
Asociated Press
al News
Focal
Gorda
Barbow County
Barbour County
Congress
Kump
Iirline
Roosevelt
White House
Gus 'Vumnick
Waterloo
Neb
Dite Igely
Huggly Wiggly
Kcy
Dll
Ina
Bure
Constellation
Mt 4
Anger Ee Wuabke
Metal
Messure
Eternity
Gravely
Lana Reat
Riuiden
Tut Creek
Lg Turd
Tnd
Gret Lake
Times
Central Hotel
Tfme
Burnside
Con
Care Sentinel
Una Ax
Alent
Rosemont
Pst
Peo
Fea
Europe
Baldwin
West VA
David J. Walgh
Ap Congress
Lou Bush
Massachusetts State
Ralph Graham
Kansas State
Kingwood Boy
Portland
Ore
Merchants Exchange
D. M. Idoni
Cather Coal
W. E
Rightmire
Berkeley Run
Grafton Printh Printing Co
Vel
Latrobe
Baker Coal CO
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