Boy Struck by Milk Truck on West Main Street
Billy Warder five year old son of dairyman Charles H Warder was run over by a milk truck in front of his home on West Main street at about 9 am He slipped from the running board and his left leg was crushed under the rear wheel He was rushed to City Hospital where doctors called the injury a clean break and predicted a speedy recovery The driver Charles Warder did not realize the accident until after passing over the boy and hearing his cries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Warder
Charles H. Warder
Ihis City
Billy
Paul P. Warden
T. W. Heironimus
Gangster II continues as suspect denies other links
The man pursued by police denied any further involvement in the shooting and claimed no ties to organized crime. Officers reported finding a .32 caliber automatic pistol at the scene, adding weight to the case against him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gangster II
Page One
Parolee shot dead near Bensonhurst Good Government League building
In Brooklyn a parolee shot and killed outside a building housing the Bensonhurst Good Government League. Passersby Julius Dorgeno, Patsy Orlando, and Dominick D. Martini were wounded, while Mugavero died at the scene. Mugavero had been on parole after burglary time served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minoc
Julius Dorgeno
Brooklyn
Patsy Orlando
Dominick D. Martini
Brookyn
Mugavero
Bensonhurst Good Government League
Ministerial Picnic Set for Devers Grove Next Friday
Taylor County Ministerial Association schedules a picnic at Devers Grove near Blue fille for Friday July 12. Major John Campbell secretary says ministers and families meet at Andrews M E church at 3 p m and proceed to the grounds. Vesper services with special instrumental and vocal music follow at 7 p m inviting Devers Grove residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devers Grove
Bluefille
Taylor County Ministerial Association
John Campbell
Andrews M. E
Campbell
Strong Burglar Hunted By Sistersville Police
Sistersville July 6 The burglar sought by police is described as strong and well fixed financially and perhaps wearing diamond rings. He robbed the home of C Amos Long and escaped with a 150-pound safe containing 1200 dollars and the jewelry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sistersville
C. Amos Long
Senate probes lobbying plans prompt broad inquiry
Washington July 6 A move to broaden a Senate investigation of lobbying was announced as the most sweeping on Capitol Hill. Senator Clark D Mo seeks to extend the probe beyond utilities to other bills while the Interstate Commerce Committee already approved a $150,000 inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Capitol Hill
Clark D
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
House
Senate Committee
House Rules Committee
Clark
Blanton
Tex
Rankin
Miss
Dewey to Lead Rig Drive Against Vice in NYC
Attorney Thomas A. Dewey, former assistant U S attorney for New York, has agreed to conduct a broad crackdown on vice and rings in New York City, a task designated by Governor Herbert H. Lehman as the New Vice Crusade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas A. Dewey
U. S
New York
Vice
Ring
New York City
Herbert H. Lehman
Senate battles over TVA measure and propaganda spat
Senator Wheeler leads in Roosevelt era push for a death sentence utility bill as the house revolts, striking out the measure. Legislators report waning efforts to sway TVA amendments while critics predict another Roosevelt setback if the bill is passed by the house. The chamber plans to take up the issue Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saturnalia
Wheeler
Mont
Roosevelt
House
TVA
Infant dies after two weeks illness in Bluemont home
Nancy Lee Reese three months old daughter of Russell M and Ada L Reese of 40 West Bluemont street died at 11 45 last night after two weeks illness with pneumonia and complications. Survived by parents and sister Thelma L Reese six. Funeral set for Sunday 2 30 at home with Rev James E Fidler of First Baptist officiating. Interment Bluemont under Bartlett Funeral Co direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Lee Reese
Russell M
Ada L. Moore Reese
Bluemont Street
Thelma L. Reese
James E.” Fidler
Bluemont
Bartlett Funeral Company
Fractures Arm as His Machine is Sideswiped
New Martinsville July 6 Carl Beisel 18 of Sardis Ohio suffers a four part fracture to his left arm when a truck sideswipes his car. He is hospitalized in Wetvel county for treatment of the injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Martinsville
Carl Beisel
Sardis
Wetvel County
Beisel
New Deal Critic Blasts Roosevelt Politics in Georgia
Governor Talmadge of Georgia charged the Roosevelt administration with choking off money for small businesses despite the national emergency. He denounced federal taxes and imports, urged ending government competition with private industry, and urged paying farm crop contracts from the relief fund. He warned against squandering the $4.8 billion relief money and blamed New Deal policies for rising unemployment and inflationary taxes, noting imports rose after 1933 and warning of famine without foreign grain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talmadge
New Deal Administration
Washington
Georgia
Roosevelt
United States
Brothers in trouble with Grafton police
Odes and Delbert Shingleton of Grafton were arrested on intoxication in public and disturbing the peace on West Boyd Street at 12 50 a m. They were tried in police court by Mayor E Otto Waugh and both found guilty. Odes received two days’ work on city streets while Delbert paid a five dollar fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Boyd Street
Odes
Delbert Shingleton
Grafton
E. Otto ‘Waugh
Delbert
Moody Wins Dramatic Comeback to Defeat Jacobs for Title
In a tense tennis final, Mrs. Moody overturned a 5-1 deficit, saving match points at 5-4, then broke Jacobs at 4-2 in the tenth to even at five all. Moody clinched the title after Jacobs erred late, amid a roar from the San Francisco crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Jacobs
Mrs. Moody
Deuce
San Francisco
Laddie on Screen at Opera House This Week
The beloved romance Laddie from Gene Stratton Porter’s novel comes to the screen as an RKO production. A farmer’s son and an English noblewoman clash in a dramatic romance with humor and strong human drama. The film is shown Sunday, Monday and Tuesday, promising a high quality photoplay based on a world famous novel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloria Stuart
Jobin Beal
Gene Stratton-Porter
Laddie
Rko-Radio
Opera House
RKO
Now
Barbara Stanwyck Shines In The Woman In Red At New Dixie
Barbara Stanwyck, famed for gangster roles, is portrayed as a simple domestic society girl who becomes a professional rider in The Woman In Red, a First National romance based on Wallace Irwin’s North Shore. The film features a sensational court trial and dramatic thrills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Stanwyck
Gene Raymond
First National
North Shore
New Dixie Theatre
Wallace Irwin
Shirley Temple Stars in Our Little Girl at Strand Theatre
Shirley Temple headlines the Fox film Our Little Girl at the Strand Theatre, praised as her greatest screen turn. The story follows a child’s heartbreak as loved ones misread her feelings, yet she faces the crisis with a brave smile. It’s described as tender, heart tugging, and reassuring to audiences. Crystal Ice supplies pure artificial ice in the ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Temple
Fox
Strand Theatre
Wonder
Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences
Shirley
Crystal Ice
Pure Artificial Ice
Shirley ‘Temple
Scottie
Also Mentioned on This Page
Devers’ Grove
Ossie
Patent Office
Stanley
Oswald Pipp
New Vice Crusader
Helen Moody
Pine Thousand
The
Globe
Lloyd ' ‘Tondon
Davin
Cobb
Etta Kett
Rocke Harbor
Jerry LE
By Paul Robinson
Eita
Terry
Slong Skipper
Big
Ay Central P
By Les Forgrave
New Dixie
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!