Uniform Divorce Laws Urged by Legal Leaders
Los Angeles July 17 The chaotic foreign divorce problem and phases of the recovery program drew ABA attention. Hamilton Vreeland Jr of Catholic University urged uniform divorce laws to prevent wives or husbands from being legally married in one state and committing adultery or bigamy in another after divorce and remarriage. Congressman Beck discussed the Supreme Court tax case as unconstitutional. Beck defended the court and NRA decisions, noting public reaction to major rulings as encouraging. He cited NRA legislation aligned with interstate commerce while allowing state control of intrastate business, deeming it desirable.
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Los Angeles
American Bar Association
Hamilton Vreeland Jr
Catholic University
Washington, D. C
Beck
James M. Beck
Pennsylvania
Supreme Court
Secretary of Agriculture
NRA
Association
Commerce Committee
Accused Man Held in Jail After Stabbing Incident
Albert Burnett alias Albert Smith faces a $500 bond on a stabbing charge against fellow employee Andrew McGukin at the Tygart Valley River Flood Control dam site. McGucken, hospitalized with four stitches, testified that Burnett opened the fight with a knife after an attempted party crash. Burnett claimed self defense while McGucken said Burnett struck first. The case was before Justice Own C. Jefferys as the September grand jury convened. Deputy Harry Batson arrested Burnett near Tony’s roadhouse on Route 50.
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Albert Burnett
Albert Smith
Andrew McGuhin
Tygart’s Valley River
Own C. Jefferys
Smith
McGuckin
Main Street
Burnett
James C. Holt
Harry Batson
Tony
U. S
McGukin
Busy Bee
McGucken
Kincaid Career Spanned Military, Insurance and Service
Col Kincaid born July 10 1595 son of Robert A and Mary P Kincaid. Educated in Nicholas county schools and Greenbrier Military Academy. Studied military aeronautics at Ohio State University served as first lieutenant in the U S air service in World War I. Active in American Legion affairs. Later led the Virginia Insurance Agency formed in 1922 and aided in establishing the Bank of Logan.
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Col. Kincaid
F. Guy Ash. Kincaid
Robert A
Mary P. Kincaid
Nicholas County
Greenbrier Military Academy
Ohio State University
U. S. Air Ser
American Legion
Kincaid
Virginia Insurance Agency
Bank of Logan
New Martinsville Girl Hurt When Hit By Car
New Martinsville reports Ruth Grimm a 15 year old girl was struck by an unidentified man’s auto. She sustained a broken rib concussion of the brain and body contusions in the crash on July 16.
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Martinsville
New Martinsville
Ruth Grimm
Radio Schedule Listings Across Networks and Shows
Radio listings show a dense schedule of programs across NBC CBS WGN KDKA WLW WSM and others with orchestras singers dramas and comedies. Notes include times from 5:30 P M to midnight plus price listings for RCA tubes and discounts on bulk tube purchases.
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Nbc—News
Henry Myers
CBS
Music Box
WGN
KDKA
WLW
Jack Armstrong
WFBE
WWVA
WJZ
Lowell Thomas
WBC
Billy and
Betty
NBC
WTAM
Amos
Andy
Just Entertainment
WHAS
Terry
Ted
Bob Elson
WGBF
Uncle Ezra
Tony
Gus
WSM
Sarié
Sallie
Little Jackie
Elsie Hitz
Nick Day
Boake Carter
Quin Ryan
Ike
Hal Kemp
Hornberger
Edwin C. Hill
KMOX
Frank Hazzard
WCKY
Joe Sanders
Vincent York
Pat
Bill
Palmer
Sonja Yeorgin
Bobby Tucker
Ray Noble
WENR
Lawson Y. M
Glee
Aartillo Baggiore
Squire Hawkins
News Room
Frankie Masters
Howard Lilly
Mac
Bob
Lum and
Abner
Ted Fiorito
Leonard Keller
Wayne King
the Hoofinghams
Roy Maxon
Jimmy Ward
Anson Weeks
Joe Haynes
Shandor
Violins Pollock
Ben
Rumseyan Society Seeks Help From Congress
The Rumseyan Society asks West Virginia senators and representatives to back recognition of James Rumsey as the steamboat inventor and to oppose plans to name a Washington bridge for Robert Fulton.
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Charleston
West Virginia
James Rumsey
Rumseyan Society
Washington
Robert Pulton
G Men Inspect Bars for Stamp Compliance in Raid
Government agents continued visits to bars and beer parlors to check that every barrel and bottle bore the proper stamps. Names of those involved were not released. Penalties for first offenses are expected to be assessed, with license revocation if fines are not paid promptly.
Quake Strikes Formosa throbbing farms and rumor
A Formosan tremor caused light shocks in Taichu and offshore ships while police, medical and relief teams entered quake regions. The farming area suffered properties losses around 15 million Yen nearly five million USD. Formosa, an important agricultural island for rice sugar cane tea and jute, houses over four million people.
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Taichu
Taiwan
Shizuoka
Japan
Formosa
Hollywood Firefighters Douse Threatening Laurel Canyon Blaze
Firefighters in Hollywood California battled a near disaster as a blaze on Laurel Canyon threatened hillside homes of film industry figures and neighbors. About three hundred Hollywood firemen CCC workers and civilians aided by last night’s effort to stamp out the fire endangering an exclusive residential district.
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Hollywood
Calif
Laurel Canyon
CCC
Guffey Bill Duction Sparks Committee Opposition
Many committeemen opposed federal ownership of mines and would back the bill only if that section were removed by the sub committee.
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Guffey
Counterfeit Silver Reported in State
Counterfeit half-dollars are turning up in Princeton West Virginia. Officers said the first was given to a grocer and others have been passed in variety stores.
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Princeton
W. Va
Classified sentinel rates and example notice
Classified ad rates are 2¢ a word for the first insertion and 1¢ a word for each additional insertion. Minimum charge 45 cents. Each initial and each figure counts as a word. Example 421 is three words. Ads restricted by class and errors reported immediately. The Sentinel is not liable for more than one incorrect insertion. FOR RENT WANTED Woman about 30 to be housekeeper and care for a 7 year old boy. Apply Davis restaurant. Lost Wrist watch at ball game Saturday. Return to the Sentinel and receive reward.
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Sentinel
RENT
Davis Restaurant
the Sentinel
Use the Telephone More It Can Save Time Money and Energy
A vintage public notice urges readers to rely on telephone use to cut time and expenses. It highlights efficiency, energy savings, and cost benefits, promoting telecommunication as a practical everyday tool for households and businesses.
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Jane Lew Mannington
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