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Grafton Sentinel

Location

Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1935

Page

5

Governor Kump May Limit Extra Session

Scranton, Dec 18. Governor Kump favors omitting a prospective extra legislative session to study social security and other issues. He rejected a highway stay of way request and noted several proposals to be included in the call. He warned that solving rights of way would set a costly state precedent, with expenses rising in many cases.

Kump Scranteston A. A. Barnes Good Roads Committee Charleston Chamber of Commerce 8. P. Puffer Joint Road Committee Chamber Southern West Virginia Automo

Midland Trail improvement plan faces tax hike opposition

The Bile association urged Kump to propose a 2 million dollar appropriation to the legislature to improve the Midland Trail from Charleston to Malden, a six mile stretch. Kump warned that funding would require higher taxes, which he called ill advised during the current recovery from distressing conditions.

Child Slayer Admits Blows In Frightful Case

Youngstown Ohio reports Frank Townsend a 33 year old farmer confessed to slapping his 10 month old son to stop crying and was jailed on a murder charge autopsy linked death to brain hemorrhage caused by blows Townsend said visions from Christ began in 1918 and influenced his actions alleging divine instruction since 1926 context notes the baby’s grandmother fussed with the child and his wife’s family advised pampering the infant Gartner details show a troubled account with religious visions and a fatal outcome

Youngstown, O Frank Townsend Townsend Crittenden Home Towsend

Nurse Faces Sanity Test In Normandin Case

Marie Sevigny a 26 year old practical nurse faces murder charges after the death of Mrs L Valmore Normandin 47 wife of a former city auditor in Woonsocket Rhode Island Investigators will not seek an indictment or broaden probes until a psychiatric exam by Dr John E Donley is completed The nurse held without bail admitted giving cleaning fluid to end the woman’s suffering and her attorney pleads not guilty The exam will probe family history and records of Sevigny relatives in state hospital Concord and another relative who died there about a year ago

Woonsocket B.I Marie Sevigny Miss Sivgny John E. Donley Miss Sevigny New Hampshire State Hospital Concord L. Valmore Normandin John Crowley Eartier

Assault Charge Ordered Dismissed by Magistrate

Henry Jackson, a Barrett man, was found not guilty by Justice of the Peace Ona C. 2 erys this morning of an assault charge filed by Grace Mi, a colored woman and inmate of Taylor county jail. The complainant alleged Jackson attacked her on the street while she claimed he pursued her after a prior incident, leading to her arrest for disorderly conduct.

Henry Jackson Barrett Grace Mi Taylor County Jackson

Men flee after moonshine found near railroad bridge

Two unidentified men drove away in an automobile when approached by officers near a railroad bridge in Princeton on December 18. They fled leaving behind seven gallons of moonshine liquor.

Princton Mobile

Judge McClintic Leaves Hospital for Christmas

Federal Judge George W. McClintic, after a three month hospital stay, returned to his Charleston home from University Hospital in Charlottesville. The report notes his operation and recovery ahead of the Christmas season.

Judge M’clintic Hospital Charlottesville, Va George W. McClintic University Hospital Charleston W. Va

Kiwanis Club Sees Growth Amid Holiday Meeting Notes

Franklin Keenart of Kiwanis International praised Grattan club progress during a Christmas season session. The group, now at 39 members with additional prospects, will skip Christmas Eve and hold a December 30 meeting to view a show titled The Birds.

Franklin Keenart Klgwanis International Chicago Kean Grattan Clit Keadly Paul Malone Ki Wants Anzail Kiwanis Club Hia

Card of Thanks to Friends and Neighbors for Support

The card expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for visits and thanks the 38 men for their donation to God. The message reflects appreciation from a community group, recognizing support and charitable giving.

John Wayne Sings First Time In Westward Ho At Opera House

John Wayne displays a hidden talent singing for the first time in a feature film. Westward Ho opens at the Opera House tonight and tomorrow with two songs including The Vigilantes sung by Wayne and his riders. An amusement park set for ZaSu Pitts in The Affair of Susan was built at Universal City for on screen gay scenes costing over 100000 dollars.

John Wayne John Wayne Sheila Manors Johnn Wayne Bradbury Eibty Lady Pioneers the Wranglers The Vigilantes Zasu Coney Island N. C Universal City California Opera House Susan ZaSy Pitts Hugh O'Connell

Benny Explains Hollywood Change Wrought by Bright Lights

Star of Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Jacques Benny discusses how Hollywood lifestyle shifted Broadway’s nightlife. He notes he now prefers early hours, dislikes late shows, and jokes about the impact on peers like Robert Benchley who shifted from streetlight routines to film.

Benny Hollywood Jack Benny Metro-Goldwyn-May Strand Theatre Old Broadway Robert Benchley Broadway

Rendezvous Prize Mystery Film Of The Year

After eighteen years doors are opened on a MGM mystery film titled Rendezvous. The production is noted as one of the most mystifying motion pictures released by any major studio and has generated intrigue within film circles.

Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Doors

Powell Stars as World War Counter Espionage Chief

The Strand Theatre opens Rendezvous starring William Powell portraying America's top counter espionage chief. The feature highlights the Black Chamber led by Major Herbert O. Yardley and its role in decoding enemy messages to prevent troopship losses and plant explosions.

Black Chamber Herbert O. Yardley Davey Jones’ Locker William Powell Strand Theatre America

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