Court sentences 44 for liquor law violations in federal case
In Elkins on July 8 Judge W E Baker sentenced forty four defendants, most for prohibition law violations. Names include Jack Kennedy of Atlanta, Michael Stoyko of Monongalia County, William Miller of Fairmont, and Rosa Salvatore of Shinnston, with a range of jail terms from two months to two years and fines up to fifty dollars.
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Elkins
W.e.er
Jack Kennedy
Atlanta
Parkersburg
Michael Stoyko
Monongalia
William Miller
Fairmont
Rosa Salvatore
Shinnston
Harrison County
Steve Kootenoch
Taylor County
Harvey Bright
Delalow
Preston County
Sam “Dutch” Booth, Jr
Randolph County
Lorin ‘C. Miller
Clarksburg
Randolph
Ethel Fay Starkey
Marion County
Denver Miller
Margart
Lee Miller
Thomas Miller
Jackson Miller
Norton
Sanford A. Cross
Belington
Russell J. Harris
Thorton
Preston
William Garvin
Morgantown
Arthur Oasis
Littleton
Pipe Smoking Rises as Cigarette Taxes Grow
Jackson Mississippi July 8 The tax division reports 2 500 000 one cent tax stamps sold in the first half of June after tax stamps became effective June 1 limiting use to five cent tobacco packages. The one cent stamps ran out before the month ended. The tax on a 15 cent pack of cigarettes is three cents.
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Jackson
Miss
State Tax Commission
Mystery of Reynolds Murder on Sleep Porch Continues
Mrs Reynolds lies under medical care after her 20 year old husband is found with a bullet wound on a sleeping porch of their home. Winston-Salem Sentinel cites a differing version that the couple were on a bed when the shot rang out. Sheriff Scott plans to question Mrs Reynolds as speculation swirls over the estate of R J Reynolds and the implications for heirs and dower rights under North Carolina law.
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Reynolds
Scott
R. J. Reynolds
Smith
Berlin Crisis Talks Skyrocket As Leaders Drift
The report notes Chancellor von Papen aiming to return to Berlin with a politically acceptable agreement while M Herriot insists on returning without entanglements. The discussion centers on how to handle question of political aspirations amid mounting tensions and continued talks.
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von Papen
Berlin
M. Herriot
Promethee Submarine Disaster Near Cherbourg
The French submarine Promethee sank during diving trials off Cherbourg Harbor seven miles north of Cape Levi. At least 66 men perished, seven crew saved by a fishing boat, including Lieutenant du Mesnil. Rescue efforts hampered by strong currents and poor flying conditions, with 49 lost and 17 others unaccounted for. authorities and a floating dock aided salvage attempts.
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Cherbourg
France
Cape Levi
du Mesnil
Couespel du Mesnil
Ministry of Marine
Paris
le Matin
Cherbourgi
Elfortgen
Sway
Vette St. All
Marine ‘Police
Ondine
Boreal
Yves Nicole
Letti IL
World Fliers Close to World Flight Record Challenge
World fliers trailing the Post and Gatty team in the race to circumnavigate the globe faced uncertainty after leaving New York 60 hours earlier. Soviet and other officials hunted for signs of a landing as reports from Berlin and Moscow indicated possible improvised stops and fuel concerns.
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Wiley Post
Harold Gatty
Post
Gatty
Moscow
New York
Berlin
Omsk
Shidshr
Kazan
Omak
Vote on beer bill urged in both branches
Washington July 8 A vote before adjournment on legislation to legalize beer was urged in both houses. Senate supporters pushed a 3.2 percent beer bill by Rep. Bingham Conn for immediate action while House Republicans signed a petition to demand an immediate repeal call on beer legislation to boost the fiscal balance.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
Bingham
Rep
Conn
House
Garner
Barbour CR
N.J
Chicago
Glass
Virginia
Ashurst
Arizona
Curtis
Gore D
Okla
Hoover
Glenn
Phil
Tydings
Maryland
Roosevelt
New York
Laguardia
N. Y
Picket Line Starts in Rosemont amid Taylor County Strike
Clarksburg reports a general strike by United Mine Workers spreading lines for higher wages. Picketing began in Rosemont with orderly scenes at Reppert Coa Company. About a third of workers reported absent. no official word from company or union. State troopers on duty but restraint observed.
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Clarksburg
Rosemont
Taylor County
United Mine Workers
Reppert Coa Company
Senators Seek Garner Change On Unemployment Bill
Senate Democrats aim to press Speaker Garner to alter the unemployment relief bill to break the deadlock with President Hoover. No decision was made on supporting the conference report until Garner agrees to drop the loan provision for individuals.
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Washington
Senate
Democrats
Garner
Hoover
Ice making from deep wells opens new cold mining era
Wells 3000 feet deep yield solid carbon dioxide at 109 below zero with expansion producing subzero cold. Commercially mined at Price Utah and in western Colorado, Utah, New Mexico, and Mexico oil domes. CO2 gas forms ice as it expands, with ice cream well name given to one mine. Industry dubbed cold mining advances through hydraulic presses.
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Mining & Metallurey
Scientific Journal of
American Institute of Mining & Metallurigical Engineers
Carbonera Dome
Colorado
Harley Dome
Westwater
Utah
Willow Springs
Farnham
Wegon Mound
New Mexico
Tampico
Mexico
Price
Reather
Hatfield Cannot Support Davis Kelley Coal Regulation Bill
Washington July 8 A Senate sub committee hearing on the Davis Kelley bill for federal regulation of the bituminous coal industry heard Senator Hatfield of West Virginia state he cannot support the measure He supported the bill in part with amendments from Senator Davis of Pennsylvania while Senator Hayden of Arizona offered a substitute plan Hatfield said the bill would not reliably improve the industry coal marketing or miners wages and working conditions.
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Washington
Chalb
Man Hatfeln
Rep. W. Va
Senate
Davis
Rep
Hayden
Dem
Ariz
Hatfield
Nurse Prays for Next President in Roosevelt Telegram
Albany July 8 a nurse from Hamilton Ontario aged 80 who cared for Franklin D Roosevelt as a child sent Governor Roosevelt a telegram praying for the next president. The governor recalled she was the only nurse he ever had and thanked her noting God bless her.
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Albany
Roosevelt
United States
Ellen Marorie
Hamilton
Negro Rescued From Mob Attacks in Frostburg Md
In Frostburg Maryland a 200 pound negro named Dusty Waters was rescued by police from a mob of visiting firemen and locals. Waters allegedly attacked and cut several people with a butcher knife along Frostburg’s main street. Five victims were cut but none seriously hurt before authorities disarmed him and took him to the county jail.
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Cumberland
Frostburg
Maryland
Wates
Bachmann to Give Agriculture Books for Farmers
Congressman Carl Bachmann of West Virginia announced that 1982 Yearbook of Agriculture copies are available by written request. He will distribute limited free copies to farmers in his district. rest cost $1.50 each and are for economizing government use.
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Washington
Carl Bachmann
West Virginia
Bimann
Jacob Katzman Jewish Actor Dies in New York
Jacob Katzman age 67, a longtime Jewish stage actor, died yesterday at his home after a brief illness from heart disease. He appeared in Jewish theater and Broadway productions, most recently about a year with Edward G. Robinson in The Kibitzer. He also acted in English language drama's supporting company during Hertha Kalisch’s early appearances.
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New York
Jacob Kateman
Steee Te
Edward G. Robinson
Greyfeather's Show Draws Crowds in Blueville
D Grey, known as Doc Greyfeather, continues to attract large crowds to his show on Bishop lot in Blueville. He announces moving pictures of his grounds and show, weather permitting, with tents pitched and crowds gathered in town and surrounding area.
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D. Grey
Doc Greyfeather
Blueville
Mr. Grey
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