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Grafton Sentinel

Location

Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1929

Page

5

War Departments ex-secretary Good on needs of soldiers and armies

The War Departments annual report submitted to President Hoover includes James W. Good’s insertions on soldier needs, education, and morale. It notes regular army strength at 190,937, air corps pilots, and the National Guard at 176,988, plus Rescue work aiding disaster victims worldwide and flood control funding for 1930.

War Department Good Washington James W Hoover Mexico Highth Corps Air Corps National Guard Officers Reserve Corps Reserve Officers Training Corps Davis Dwight I. Davis Secretary Stimson Philippines Stimson Stimsons Inland Waterways Corporation Missouri River Kansas City Congress Hoover Administration Chiefs of Army Engineers Lytle Brown Engineers’ Corps

Flying squadron aids enforcement in prohibition drive

Washington reports a new flying squadron of prohibition prosecutors assists local officials across the nation. Ten experienced lawyers act as special assistants to the attorney general, boosting trial work in cities like New York and Florida. The program tracks liquor smuggling, notes St Pierre Miqelon as a main supply base, and cites rising enforcement figures for 1929 with increased prosecutions and civil judgments.

Washington Prohibition Mitchell Congress Prohibition Bureau United States Flying Squadron New York Florida South Carolina Tennessee Colorado Oklahoma Nebraska Pensylvania West Virginia High Seas Canadian St. Pierre-Miquelon St. Lawrence River Sanford Bates Bates United States Prison Bureau Atlanta Leavenworth

Budget for River and Harbor Developments Totals 55 Million

The Hoover era plan requests 55 million dollars for river and harbor projects for the next fiscal year, up from 50 million the previous year. Details break down by region and project, with notable allocations to the Mississippi, intracoastal canals, seacoast harbors, and various city harbors from New York to Galveston, plus inland waterways and Great Lakes works.

Seacoast New York Harbor Hudson Delaware River Philadelphia Wilmington Del Baltimore Harbor Savannah Harbor Charleston Harbor Norfolk Harbor Mobile Harbor Brunswick Harbor Galveston Harbor Channel Pacific Coast Columbia River San Joaquin River Coos Bay Grays Harbor Kahului Harbor Hawaii Richmond Harbor San Diego Harbor Los Angeles Harbor Great Lakes St Mary's River Charlevoix Harbor Missouri River Ohio River Illnois River Allegheny River

Edge Sworn as Ambassador to France Today

Washington December 2 Walter Edge former senior New Jersey senator was sworn in as ambassador to France at the State Department. The oath was given by Miss Shand of New Jersey. Edge plans to discuss Paris embassy work with officials before sailing December 6 on the He de France. He aims to apply horse sense to diplomacy and said he has much to learn. Fire Department contained a blaze caused by a gasoline spill while Riley the mechanic worked at home. He was uninjured.

Washington Walter Edge New Jersey Joey France Ie State Department Mies Shand Paris Castle State Department Hoover

Charred Bodies In Mine Blast Rescue Efforts Describe Incident

Rescue work was delayed by smoke and gas fumes as workers removed charred bodies from the surface after a mine blast. McDermott, an Illinois mines and minerals examiner, was conducting a nightly safety check when the blast occurred. several rescuers were overcome but revived with first aid.

McDermott Illinois Department of Mines and Minerals

Spilled Gasoline Causes Small Fire at Bert Riley Home

An accidental fall led to a small blaze at Bert Riley's home at 27 Grand Street yesterday afternoon when gasoline was thrown on a fire. Damage estimated at 40 dollars included two chairs burned and ceiling spotting. Grattan expert terms noted.

Bert Riley Grandtreet Te Gratton

M. and M. Bank safety deposits and debt settlement urged

Commissioner Tabler urged bank customers to remove contents of safety deposit boxes and to meet obligations at once. Debtors with balances could have funds applied to notes. The Hotel Grafton prospect was seen as benefitting from local patronage to ensure future satisfactory accommodations.

Tabler saySbartotel the Sentinel

Safe Thoxine Prescription for Coughs and Sore Throat

Thoxine offers relief for children and adults within 15 minutes from coughs and sore throat. The doctor’s prescription avoids harmful drugs found in patent medicines and uses a direct approach to the irritant source. It is safe for kids, has no nasty taste, requires no gargling, and is sold in 35c 60c and 1.00 dollar bottles by all druggists with a money back guarantee.

Mitchell Funeral Rites Set for Wednesday

Henry N. Mitchell aged 67, a Clemtown farmer, died at his residence after a long cancer illness. Survived by widow, three sons, three daughters, 29 grandchildren, and several siblings. Funeral arrangements announced for a Wednesday service in Clemtown with relatives listed.

Henry N. Mitchell Clemtown Mitchell O. L. Haddix William Host Ira Murphy Messera E. H. Ellis Steward Mitchell Brothers

Local Obituary Notices For Clemtown Resident Funeral Arrangements

The deceased is identified as a member of the Clemtown United Brotherhood Church with survivors including Mrs G W Bryan and Mrs William Hicks of Parsons and Mrs William Turner of Dartmore. The body was moved to Bartlett Funeral Home and will be returned home before burial. Funeral services led by Reverend Mr Scott will be held Wednesday at 10 80 o clock.

G. W. Bryan Clemtown William Hicks Parsons William Turner Dartmore Messera J. H.mitchell W. R. Mitchell West Union George Mitchell Bartlett Funeral Home Mr. Scott

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