Advantages of Tuberculosis Clinics to County Health
State Field Nurse and the TB Association outline how clinics locate active cases suspects and contacts, provide interval examinations for those unable to afford private doctors, and teach self care for families. They argue health departments with nurse visits and social work support reduce costs and raise county morale by enabling healthier crops and school attendance.
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Clio McLaughlin
T. B. Associatio N
Citiens
Santa and the 28 Magic Dolls
Inga and Pinocchio, two dolls from Toy land, seek a witch who has ruined Inga's beauty with a gold mirror. A wood fairy helps by turning them into red foxes. They approach the witch's cave, hide imbvor and water, plan to flood and burn out the bats, and confront the witch inside the bat filled chamber.
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Pinnocchio
Toyland
Pinocchio
Special meeting of Taylor County Wildlife League held at Hotel Grafton
The Taylor County Branch of the Wildlife League meets Tuesday evening December 13 at 7 30 for electing a delegate to the National Convention. At 8 pm Dr Bucklew will show moving pictures of his hunting trip in Canada. All sportsmen invited, members or not. Secretary G F Todd. 224-21-bp
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Taylor County
Wild Life League
Grafton
BR. Bucklew
Canada
G. F. Todd
Sheriff's Office Holiday Closure Notice
The Sheriff's Office will be closed from December 15 to January 1 for settlement and transfer of all accounts to the new sheriff Wi J. Mays.
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Wi J. Mays
Inga and Pinocchio Free Enchanted Figures
Inga awakens as the fairies magic alters her into a beautiful form. She and Pinocchio celebrate by clasping hands and dancing as hundreds of bewitched dolls and forest creatures reveal themselves. They free them all and confront the witch who is burned in the fire.
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Ises
Santa
Pinocchio
Britain Payments War Debt Without US Rejection
Washington reports indicate no reply will be sent to Britain's latest note on war debts. After talks among President Hoover, Secretary Stimson, and Secretary Mills, officials see mutual understanding and no reason to oppose the Thursday payment.
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Great Britain
United States
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Hoover
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Mills
River country menaced by floods across region
Memphis reports renewed flood danger as persistent rains push rivers higher in Mississippi Alabama and west Georgia. So far damage is limited but continued wet weather threatens towns along the tributaries and main stems including the Mississippi. The river remains unsettled with rising waters feared to widen the impact.
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Memphis
Tenn
South
Mississippi
Alabama
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Belahbors
Bar President Urges Judge System Change
Wheeling December 13 Clarence E. Martin Martinsburg president of the American Bar Association urged separation of the judiciary from politics and selection of judges for ability and temperament rather than political affiliation He endorsed revision of court rules saying current rules are 250 years old and 200 years behind time He asked states to rewrite statutes patterned after finals Martiny
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Wheeling
Clarence E. Martin
Martinsburg
American Bar Association
Martin
Judge Brown to preside in Taylor County circuit court
Judge John F. Brown of Elkins will sit at a circuit court session in Taylor County on Wednesday to hear chancery matters due to Judge Watkins’s disqualification. The November term is expected to end, with 117 total cases on the docket including 47 chancery, 10 criminal and law cases. Prisoners sentenced this term will be moved to Moundsville on a penitentiary deputy’s trip from the northern panhandle.
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John F. Brown
Elkins
Watkins
Taylor County
Moundsville
Panhandle
Maryland Nominees Named for Rhodes Scholarships
Baltimore declares two Maryland nominees for the Rhodes scholarships to Oxford. William Harrison Triplett of Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore and Herbert C Sparrow of West Point are chosen by the Maryland committee as Middle Atlantic State representatives for the study at Oxford.
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Army
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District of Columbia
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University of Oxford
England
William Harrison Triplett
Johns Hopkins University
Herbert C. Sparrow
Washington
United States Military Academy
West Point
Maryland Committee
Reward Offered For Charleston Bank Teller Embezzlement
A $250 reward was posted for the arrest of Asher M. Reynolds, a Kana wha Valley Bank teller in Charleston. Officials say Reynolds embezzled between $12,000 and $13,000 from a fund of about $18,000 in his charge. The loss was covered by a bond and the bank noticed the missing funds when it opened. Reynolds had not been in the city since Saturday and had worked at the bank since 1925, coming from Scottsville, Kentucky.
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Charleston
Asher M. Reynolds
Kanawha Valley Bank
Reynold
Reynolds
Scottsville, Ky
Plead Guilty In Wellsville Bank Robbery Attempt
Arthur Robinson and John Robinson pleaded guilty to an attempt to rob the Central Building and Loan Company in Wellsville. Each was sentenced to 20 years in prison. The holdup was thwarted by clerk Miss Mattie Ewing’s screams and the pair were captured in a sewer within an hour.
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East Liverpool
Arthur Robinson
Wellsville
John Robinson
Central Building and Loan Company
Mattie Ewing
Four Men Burned In West Virginia Mine Explosion
Welch December 13 Four men suffered slight burns in a small blast at the Carswell mine operated by Koppers Company near Welch West Virginia. Officials reported no serious injuries and no damage as 250 miners worked nearby. State mine inspectors credited rock dusting for saving lives.
Women jailed after raids in city crackdown
Daisy Swisher of Latrobe street and Nellie Cole of West Main street were arrested by city officers on liquor possession charges. Their hearing is scheduled for 10 o'clock Wednesday before Mayor Charles King. Both posted bond. In Swisher's apartment officers confiscated a half gallon and a half pint of liquor. In the other raid they secured a half gallon and an eighth of liquor.
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Latrobe Street
Nellie Cole
West
Main Street
Charles, King
Swisher
Babe Didrikson Suspended by Amateur Union in New Deal
Mildred Babe Didrikson of Dallas was today suspended from further amateur competition by the Southern Amateur Athletic Union registration committee after an investigation into an alleged endorsement of an automobile.
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Mildred Babe Didrikson
Dallas
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Southern Amateur Athletic Union
Esca PIng Arrest Turns Violent in Crown City Ohio
Private Norris Sims stationed at Fort Thomas Kentucky was shot in the neck by Crown City Town Marshal Stanley Dillon during an attempted arrest for disturbing public worship. Sims was reported in serious condition at a local hospital. The marshal claimed Sims broke away and fired as he feared escape. An investigation was ordered.
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Gallipolis
Crown City
Norris Sims
Fort Thomas
Sims
Stanley Dillon
Birthplace of Christ Shown Window Display at Coffman-Fisher
An exceptional Christmas window at Coffman Fisher on West Main showcases the birth of the Christ child in a Bethlehem manger. The scene features Mary, Joseph, the infant, a miniature Christ, the three Wise Men, shepherd and sheep, with livestock in a straw-filled interior. The east-side display fills the storefront window.
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Coffman- Fisher
West Main Street
Bethlehem Manger
Joseph
Mary
Holiday decoration home scheme cited in Deegan case
Mrs T M Deegan of 501 West Main Street will stay at her store until shortly before Christmas Eve, then return the item to its owner who uses it annually for holiday decorations in the home.
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T. M. Deegan
West Main Street
Lindbergh Names Second Son Jon Morrow Lindbergh
The second son of Col and Mrs Charles A Lindbergh has been named Jon Morrow Lindbergh. The baby was born in the apartment of Mrs Dwight Morrow, in New York, on August 16.
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New York
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Jon Morrow Lindbergh
Dwight Morrow
Lindbergh
Amy Johnson Leaves Duala During Today
British aviator Amy Johnson departs Duala Cameroons on a planned Capetown to London record flight today an unconfirmed report says progress after Luanda yesterday remains untraced.
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Duala
Lagos
Nigeria
Africa
Cameroons
Luanda
Lewis Re named head of U M of A
John L Lewis of Springfield Illinois was unopposed for re election as president of the United Mine Workers of America after union members balloted on international officers Phillip Murray of Pittsburgh and Thomas Kennedy of Hazleton Pa also had no opposition and will serve two more years
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Indianapolis
John L. Lewis
Springfield
United Mine Workers of America
Phillip Murray
Pittsburgh
Thomas Kennedy
Hazleton
Million for State R F C Work Considered
Charleston December 13 The director of public welfare Calvert L Estill will take up on Thursday the request of 40 counties and cities in West Virginia for loans from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation totaling seven million dollars The funds would aid counties and cities already loaned but nearly exhausted The article notes many are cold but few are frozen.
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Calvert L. Estill
Public Welfare
West Virginia
Reconstruction Corporation
Railroads Debate Wage Cut Continuation At Meeting
W F Thieoff urged forgetting the January 1 deadline and proposed extending the 10 percent wage cut with a set end and hotel or side changes requiring 30 days notice. The plan would route disputes to the Federal Mediation Board rather than another joint session. Kopf outlined the carriers’ stance as worse than a year ago during the afternoon meeting.
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W. F. Thieoff
Burlington
Hoodsmen
Federal Meditation Board
Kopf
Grafton Y M C A Opens 1933 Basketball Season
The Grafton Y M C A begins its 1933 basketball season tonight on the local floor facing the Simpson Independents. Secured by secretary Bill Manley the new quintet will release a full schedule soon. Simpson brings several former college players and presents strong opposition in the opening game.
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Grafton
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