Young kidnap victim called in Waley trial
Tacoma July 11 government predicts George Weyerhaeuser will testify as final witness in the $200000 abduction case against Margaret Waley. Defense may seek a directed verdict of acquittal as Harmon Waley and relatives take the stand to refute involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Wash
Margaret Thulin Waley
George Weyerhaeuser
George
J. Charles Dennis
Harmon
John F. Dore
Idaho
Julius Thalin
Ogden
Utah
Margaret
J. P. Weyerhaeuser, Jr
Swaley
William Dainard
Maron
Bomb Damages Ohio Judge Home
A bomb badly damaged the home of Common Pleas Judge J. R. B. Bessler in Ohio. No injuries as the house was unoccupied. Sheriff Baldridge said the bomber likely believed the judge and his wife were home since the device was placed below their usual bedroom window. The blast tore out one side of the two story frame house. Judge Kessler offered no explanation for the bombing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
J. R. B. Bessler
George Baldridge
Kessler
Mixed Commission to Settle Sino Russian Border Incidents
Moscow reports the Soviet government accepted a Japanese proposal to appoint a mixed commission to settle border incidents on the Soviet Manchoukuo border. The commission will include Russian, Japanese, and Manchoukouan delegates after numerous clashes and casualties prompted a protest to Tokyo on July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Manchoukuo
Tokyo
Young Roosevelt Made Yeast Company President
Newark reports James Roosevelt, eldest son of the president, named president of the National Grain Yeast Company of Belleville, succeeding Samuel Brass. Stockholders were informed by letters. Roosevelt will split time between New York offices and the Be lleville plant, spending three days weekly at each location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N. J
Newark Evening News
James Roosevelt
National Grain Yeast Company
Belleville
Samuel Brass
New York
Roosevelt
BeHeville
Bituminous Coal Production Eases in Latest Week
New York July 11 the National Coal Association estimates bituminous coal production in the United States for the week ended July 6 at about 2 450 000 net tons. This compares with 6 482 000 tons the prior week and 5 012 000 tons in the same week last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National Coal Association
United States
Bureau of Mines
No More Ladies Opens at Strand Theatre
Robert Montgomery stars in a Strand Theatre program opening Sunday with Joan Crawford. The Met ro-Goldwyn-Mayer film features Charlie Ruggles Franchot Tone and Edna May Oliver in a Kipling inspired set of metered advice turned into review style banter. The screenplay by Earl Baldwin adapts a Bradford Ropes story with dances choreographed by Bobby Connolly and songs by Warren and Dubin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Montgomery
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Kipling
Strand Theatre
Joan Crawford
Montgomery
Charlie Ruggles
Franchot Tone
Edna May Olver
San Diego
Chicago
Earl Baldwin
Bradford Ropes
Bobby Connolly
Harry Warren
al Dubin
Killing Feature Draws Audience to Dixie Theatre Stage Two
A guide invites readers to First Nation al's stage two for a screening of Black Fury. The Dixie Theatre presents a production of a staged killing, promising tension with a caution about danger as the scene unfolds. The review describes a cold, foggy night inside and a snowy, dreary exterior with miners' huts on the frost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National
Dixie Theatre
Go Into Your Dance at New Dixie Sunday
Night life is presented in different styles as Art Director John Hughes studies the subject. The First National picture Go Into Your Dance stars Ruby Keeler and Al Jolson and comes to the New Dixie Theatre on Sunday with Mexican cabaret inspirations noted in early design notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hughes
New Dixie Theatre
Ruby Keeler
al Jolson
America's Birth Rate Rises In 1934 After Ten Years
Washington says the birth rate rose in 1934 for the first time in a decade. National births reached 2,158,919 with 17.1 births per thousand, up from 16.6 in 1933, the lowest level ever recorded. officials offer no explanation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
America
Census Bureau
United States
Classified Advertisement Rates and Notices Summary
Classified Sentinel listing details rates two cents per word for first insertion and one cent per word for subsequent insertions with minimum 45 cents. Inquiries via Grafton Sentinel or 36-R. Listings include FOR RENT and FOR SALE items, Lost and Strayed notices, with ownership contact requests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sentinel
Grafton Sentinel
Blue Bird
Contract For Engines Awarded To Ohio Firm
The War Department awarded contracts for dam projects in Ohio to Minder Construction Corporation of Chicago for 1 46 375 and to Newall Herkner Construction Company and Peter Herkner of Cleveland for 918 632. A gas line construction contract for East Ohio Gas Company lines four and five at Atwood reservoir in the Zanesville district went to O. W. Arnett of Berea Kentucky for 134 735.30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
Bolivar
Sandy Creek
Ohio
Minder Construction Corporation
Chicago
Pleasant Hill
Clear Fork
Mohican River
Newall-Herkner Construction Company
Peter Herkner
Cleveland
East Ohio
Gas Company
Atwood Reservoir
Zanesville
O. W. Arnett
Berea
Kentucky
Martinsburg Banker Elevated by Directors to Presidency
Edward Rutledge, who served 40 years as cashier of Citizens National Bank, was elevated to president. Edward C. Trout, assistant cashier since 1919, succeeds Rutledge. The change occurred in Martinsburg on July 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsburg
Edward Rutledge
Citizens National Bank
Edward C. Trout
Rulledge
Former State Health Officer Collapses at Hogsett Dam
Point Pleasant July 11 Dr. W. T. Henshaw former state health commissioner is hospitalized after collapsing while working at Hogsett dam where he was employed as a server for Dravo Contracting Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
W. T. Henshaw
Hogsett Dam
Dravo Contracting Company
Crook Appears At Police Pistol Tournament
In Miami on July 11 over 150 police officers attended the Southeastern Regional Pistol Tournament. A crook reportedly got away with Sergeant Dan Reynolds pistol amid the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crook
Miami
Fla
Dan Reynold
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mixed Commission
Young Roosevelt
Yeast Company
New Dixie
Waverley L. Dull
Staunton
Mapte Avenue
Blueville
Bruce Newton
John L. Hechmer
Rawleigh
Rawleigh, Dept
Richmond
Paul
Paul Muni
Western
Pennsylvania
William Schweitzer
Howard Carter Dickinson
Violet
Wayne County
Detroit
Schweitzer
Martinsburg Cashier II
Rochelle Hudson
Hollywood
Gilbert Torres
John
Gilbért
Renée Torres
Filmland
Charles Miller
Regina
Sask
Richard B. Bennett
Ottawa
Farmer-Labor Meet
Roy M. Harrop
Farmer- Laborite
Omaha
Council Bluffs
Farmer-Labor Party
Separe For Crime College
Crime College
J. Edgar Hooway
Bureau of Identification
Department of Justice
Scott
Congo
Newfoundland
Rolomon
United ‘States
Pyviehl
Bois de Boulogne
Queen of Sheba
Parin
B.C
R. J. Scott
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!