Youth Thrown Out of Town After Street Crime
George Moser an 18 year old from Washington DC was ordered to leave town after being found guilty of stealing Mrs Sally Williams watch from the Nutter home. He was arrested by city officers and jailed overnight before trial. The report also promotes a free junior and senior life saving course with daytime and evening sessions, including a coupon for enrollment and details on fees and certificates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Moser
Washington, D. C
Catherine Nutter
Lincoln Street
Ona C. Jefferys
Sally Williams
Atso
Nutter
Mosser
Harry Batson
Williams
Sarah Ann Malone
Country Club Road
Moser
Grafton
Washington
Junior Life Saving Course Opens For Juniors
Juniors over 12 may enroll in a ten hour junior life saving course with exam. Applicants must be 12 or older and pass the swimmer's test. The American Red Cross examiners conduct the junior test, and a junior certificate is awarded upon success. The junior emblem on bathing suits is optional to wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collins
Charles Marshall
Degard
Park Bathing Beach
Blair Hill
Grafton
Bath House
American Red Cross
Large CCC camp enrollment from Taylor county youths
Twenty seven Taylor county youths left Grafton for the CCC camp at Paris the largest local enlistment of reforestation workers. 27 passed the first physical amid a 28 planned allotment. a second medical exam will determine full admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor County
Grafton
CCC
Paris
West Virginia Relief Administration
W. D. Frey
WVRA
Brooks Reed
Harry Cox
Jewel Barney
Joe Seboria
Arnold Biano
William Boyles
William Martin
Mike Pasko
Merle Watkins
Clarence Cox
Wallace Marple
Lawrence Whitehair
Leman Cain
James Roy
Lester Austin
Roy Digman
Theodore Robinson
Leonard Newman
Claude Ford
Gordon Bland
Everett Facemeyer
William McAfee
Louie Biano
Arthur Ashby
Adair Kennedy
Chester Miller
William Layman
Richard Watson
Cod liver oil injuries in herbivores raise questions on dosage
Reports show too much cod liver oil injuring rabbits sheep guinea pigs and goats with severe effects even at doses sometimes advised for farm animals and children. Authors urge further tests noting results lack direct bearing on practical feeding.
Terre Haute Labor Strike Eases After Guarded Calm
Crowds dispersed as normal conditions expected to resume. Taylor estimates 22 000 workers in the general strike and calls for return to jobs. Union officials of the stamping mill union press for a closed shop while 600 members remain on strike. Conciliators Richardson and Scheck held a four hour talk with Columbian company officials. Imported guards cited as provocation for the strike and newspaper publication resumes under military protection. Governor McNutt and Adjutant General Straub to decide on relaxing military control after reports from Brig. Gen. DePrez.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Taylor
Stamping Mill Union
Charles L. Richardson
Washington
Harry E. Scheck
Chicago
Columbian Company
C. B. Gorby
The
Paul V. McNutt
Lias sought counsel on numbers selling after prison release
Oldham testified that Lias came to him for advice in late July or early August 1933 after his release from federal prison and stated that revenue discussions followed. Lias' representative, as late as 1935, contended he was not in the numbers selling business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lias
Oldham
Testimony Relays Advice to Broker Over Income
Oldham testified that he told the man if he had no income he need not worry and should explain to agents or have them come to see him. The remark suggests guidance given during an inquiry into financial matters and the role of the witness in advising the subject.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oldham
Coal Freight Rates Clash Over Regional Advantages
The public service commission will argue that relief from current conditions requires striking down preferential rates for southern operators. Richard J. Beamish, with Paul F. Fickenscher, will present the case for Pennsylvania Coal & Coke against the Pennsylvania Railroad and others at the Interstate Commerce Commission. The price contrast shows Clearfield district coal to New York priced at 2.67 per ton over 693 miles, versus southern coal to Boston via Hampton Roads at 2.52 per ton over 981 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Service Commission
Richard J. Beamish
Paul F. Fickenscher
Rate
New York
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pennsylvania Coal & Coke Company
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Pasahontas
New River Field
Hampton Roads
Boston
Pennsylvania
Edison Electric Institute official testifies over Wheeler-Rayburn bill
Carpenter of Texas utility testified the company spent 3266 dollars for telegrams to congressmen opposing the Wheeler-Rayburn bill. He said he urged talking to consumers and security holders about the bill’s bad effect on the company and Texas. He denied instructing employees to pay, noting telegram costs were charged to operating expenses. He disclosed 12232 dollars spent on preparing his House Interstate Commerce Committee statement, plus a 20000 dollar annual salary, and a 1467 dollar first tip with a 1935 dollar second tip for him and aides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Utility
Edison Electric Institute
Carpenter
Texas
Black
Molyreaux
Washington
House Interstate Commerce Committee
Clarksburg Seeks Return of Campbell Commandant Couple
Civic groups and private citizens in Clarksburg petition for the return of Commandant and Mrs. John Campbell who led Salvation Army headquarters here for years. Commandant E. E. Pickering has been moved. The Campbells are now in Grafton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksburg
John Campbell
Salvation Army
E. E. Pickering
Grafton
Glenn's Pain-Well Tonic Praised by Satisfied User
A testimonial from W C Riley of Grafton Wisconsin claims Glenn's Pain-Well Tonic relieved long standing illness. He describes prior remedies failing and says after taking the tonic he could eat sleep and feel better.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn
W. C. Riley
W. Main St
Grafton
W. E. Robinson Furnaces Vacuum Cleaned Roofing Spouting
W. E. Robinson advertises furnace cleaning and roofing services at 154 Latrobe Street since 1913. Offers vacuum cleaning, spouting, and repair work. Call shop or residence for service. Local business tones and industry specifics reflect early 20th century trade ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Robinson
Latrobe Street
Flood Devastates Regions Along Yangtze River
Five million people face dire floods as dykes near Hanyant Lake fail and waters rise eight feet. Yangtze runoff drops little, but relief remains distant across five provinces. Authorities warn losses will be enormous and lasting, with relief agencies seeking international aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanyant Lake
Shantung-Kiangsu
Yangtze
Lief
United States
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