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Newspaper
Grafton Sentinel
Location
Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1933
Page
6
Fragmentary text references gall bladder, wellness slogans, and scattered phrases about sun, self care, and bets. No coherent event or identifiable entities present.
Henry C Colerider built a substantial shoe business on West Main street and expanded into real estate. he died after years in Washington, D C. He left widow Alma Payne Colerider and three surviving children Pearl Samuel and Gertrude with a later tragedy that claimed Marion in boyhood. The family connections include Morgantown Elkins and Greensbor
Grafton enjoys a continuation from page one as a reminder of liberties and the nation's greatness beneath the stars. An orator did not recite the green glories or call to the brave deeds of the strong in this brief column.
Hundreds enjoyed ideal weather at the park with open spaces, dancing at the pavilion, and a busy bathing beach while a double header baseball game between the Baltimore and Ohio railroad teams and the Fetterman team split in the afternoon. Also reports from London and Washington noted President Roosevelt pushing to keep the economic conference alive amid skepticism from gold bloc members. Roosevelt maintained direct control of U S delegation by cable during his vacation cruise.
Dr. W. J. Fenton has devoted years to Red Cross organization work and first aid training. He has led numerous first aid courses in industrial centers and serves annually as dean of the first aid section at a national First Aid and Life Saving Institute. An enthusiastic advocate, he promotes thorough first aid instruction.
Two companions aboard a boat with Wilson were rescued after the vessel encountered trouble. Details on location and rescue timeline are not fully clear from the fragment.
Senate committee to investigate kidnaping as a major racketeering problem. Focus on whether abductions since the Lindbergh case spring from a nationwide gang or bootleg bands turning to kidnapping. Col Franklin Hutchinson to head the inquiry with the Justice Department. Public hearings planned in New York with police chiefs testifying.
The passage extols personal satisfaction from smoking Lucky with pure, fragrant toasted tobacco. It asserts purity as harmless and emphasizes the pleasure of each puff, ending with the slogan Luckies Please.
Rush D. Holt, leader of the utilities investigation committee, urged a new freedom from financial despotism at a July 4 gathering in Pennsboro. He pressed for independent voters and liberal candidates across parties to curb utility control, likening it to a domestic war against financial interests. The talk occurred under an American Legion post.
Two drownings and a fire-related fatality mar Wheeling's July Fourth celebration. A nine year old girl, Helen Callas, burned herself while lighting matches as siblings discharged firecrackers, and died later in hospital. Several others sustained powder burns to hands and legs and received medical care. In Meadville, Marian Gisewhite, 9, drowned in French Creek after two friends were saved from a whirlpool by Glenn Grey, 16.
Across the Atlantic and in Washington, 4th of July events unfold. In London about 1000 Americans celebrate at the U S embassy while bombs and fireworks light the capital. Roosevelt rests aboard the Indianapolis off Annapolis with Mrs Roosevelt and daughter. In Montpelier, Vermont, a memorial for Calvin Coolidge is honored by Boy Scouts as catfish frying echoes across the South.
James Tierney of the state road commission traveled to Columbus to discuss complaints about arrests of West Virginia truck drivers in Ohio for lacking Ohio license plates. The issue centers on the reciprocal license agreement between the two states and criticism from the West Virginia Motor Truck Association and Ohio officials.
New York July 5 1934 Franklin D Roosevelt Jr sailed aboard the U S liner Washington for a two month trip to Europe. While the president's son walked the deck with friends a number of young women sought his attention aboard the ship before it sailed.
Women grabbed his arms and tugged his coat to gain attention as one admirer praised his father and him. He thanked them while nervously fingering his cap at the crowding scene.
Observers at the World’s Fair area note heavy traffic on the Fourth of July with Century of Progress in full swing. Four automobile fatalities were recorded despite crowding in the nation’s second city, with holiday fatality counts by region summarized.
In Clarksburg on July 5 Emory Vayda 60 a former steel worker hanged himself in a wash house near his Tin Plate home. He left a note citing his reasons and intent. He is survived by a son and two daughters including Mrs John Hall of Yorkville Ohio.
In a terse public statement, Joseph W. McQueen, head of the Disabled Veterans organization, outlines a drive to secure an American mandate. The move signals a push for broader veteran support and policy influence through formal channels.
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