Save-a-Life League founder aids those in distress
Dr. H. M. Warren, president of the National Save-a-Life League, counsels and treats mental distress cases sent by doctors and clergy. A former Baptist minister, he left the pulpit to dedicate his life to preventing self harm, offering medical aid, legal help, finances, and spiritual support.
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Morgantown sale suspends Brady-Warner property
Morgantown reports the Brady-Warner property sale totaling 72000 faces suspension as buyers split the asset, with A Spates Brady as operating trustee noting the figure is about two percent of estimated value. West Virginia Building and Loan Association leaders meanwhile back classifying property for tax purposes and appoint a committee to review contents.
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State boards set to curb taxes amid WV budget strain
West Virginia lawmakers face a fall special session with building and loan laws likely on the agenda. Tax levies will be held to minimum as the board of equalization reviews assessor values, with Morgantown noting a roughly five million dollar decline in county property valuations. Charleston notes retirements in the state tax commission and new clerical appointments by Tax Commissioner Townsend, including Homer Crago of Ohio County.
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Clay County
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Homer Crago
Ohio County
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Belgrade
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Ground breaks on 230000 hospital unit in Huntington
Ground was broken for a new 230000 dollar Chesapeake and Ohio hospital unit to be completed in eight months. It fronts Sixth avenue beside the current building, with most of the old structure used as a nurses home. The new unit will hold 123 patients, up from 68.
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Photoelectric Cell Makes Talking Pictures Possible
A Bell Telephone Laboratories development uses a photo electric cell to convert light from a sound strip on film into varying electrical currents. The system drives amplifiers and loudspeakers to synchronize speech or music with moving pictures, enabling talking pictures.
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F. Kingson
Victeo
Bell Telephone Laboratories
Yancy Tells Flight Details and Mixed News
Yancy recounts a coast to coast flight, noting an altitude of 12,000 feet and a hazy initial passage near Oporto and Cape Ortega. Other items include the body of Dr. AW Bell found in a canyon river, Karl Mallan paroled to guardians, wire-site reports in New Orleans, and tariff protests from foreign governments.
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Hunter death ruled accidental by coroner jury
Buckhannon July 10. A coroner's jury verdict declared the death of Ray Anderson a accident. The 32 year old mill worker was found with a bullet through his heart near Hampton after a hunting trip. John Westfall, 12, discovery witness, testified about the events surrounding the shooting.
Flashes of Life AP Snapshots Across World Events
A collage of brief items notes new ten dollar bills bearing Alexander Hamilton arriving in circulation on the anniversary of his duel with Aaron Burr. Short blurbs cover Capone rumors, Welsh and London society, tariff debates, shoplifting studies, and endurance fliers setting records as Washington reports John N Willys.
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One Beautiful Evening to feature all female cast in New York
Helen Haynes is slated for the stellar role in One Beautiful Evening as an all female cast. Fashion retailers of America showcased advance modes at a prominent garment parade.
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Flight to Rome Forcibly Derailed by Fuel Shortage
Roger Q. Williams and Lewis A. Yancey were forced to land after aboard gas exhaustion on a flight to Rome. The incident occurred in Santander Spain as the aircraft diverted to an alternate airport for safety. Both passengers remained unharmed and were later reassured by crew. The report notes the fuel shortage caused concerns among other travelers and prompted an emergency landing procedure.
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Santander
Spain
Roger Q. Williams
Lewis A . Yancey
Rome
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