Farewell Party for Maravonda and ae ine Tighe
Mr and Mrs C E Tighe hosted a farewell party on St John Street for their daughters Maravonda and ae ine before they move to Clarksburg after visiting Baltimore. Guests enjoyed games music and prizes were given to Sylvia Favish and Allen Pelton with refreshments served.
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C. E. Tighe
St! John Street
Maravonda
Ae Ine
Clarksburg
Baltimore
Sylvia Favish
Allen Pelton
Shirley Rexroad
Helen Thomas
Helen Miller
Freda Mae Losh
Betty Jane
Linn
Dorris Waugh
Evelyn Jobes
Betty Mae Poling
Jeani Camney
Allen Felton
Sylvia Farrish
Izetta Price
Geraldine Husision
Rosemary Ross
Mickey Hussion
Maxine Tighe
R. C. Poling
Maple Avenue
Donald
Frances Jones
James Knight
Ida Belle Poling
Lena Mae Poling
Lara Bolyard
Flora
Family Quarrel Lands Two Brothers in Jail
A West Main street family quarrel led to the arrest of Ralph Madera and his brother Joe at 7 10 last night for fighting and disturbance. They appeared in court with blackened eyes. Joe received five days of street work and Ralph five days in county jail.
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West Main Street
Ralph Madera
Joe
Ralph
Fink Bolyard and Herbert Fink wed in Akron ceremony
Ruth Bolyard of Akron and Herbert Fink of Akron united in marriage at Calvary Evangelical church Akron on May 29 The double ring ceremony was performed by Rev E E Metz The bride wore blue net with pink roses bouquet and her sister Mrs Irving Haines served as matron of honor The couple will reside in Akron after a southern wedding trip
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E. C. Waugh
Dorris
Ella May Bolyard
Howard Cornwell
Fair Mont
Philippi
Mary Elizabeth Gulenitz
Wurzel
Worzel
Opal Gulentz
Beryl Gulentz
H. M. Fleming
Ambridge
Gulentz
Philippi High School
Alderson-Broaddus College
Glenville State College
Barbour County
New Brighton
Geneva College
Beaver Falls
Herbert Fleming
Orson Fleming
Anna Mae Nathaniel
Pittsburgh
War Heroine Bechtel Dead at 86 in Berkley Springs
Funeral services were held for Mrs. Alice Jane Bechtel, a Civil War heroine who as a girl of 12 carried $600 through Confederate lines to aid a prisoner’s wife. widow of Union veteran Henry C. Bechtel, she survived by son Boyd Bechtel of Pittsburgh.
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Berkley Springs
Alice Jane Bechtel
Bechtel
Henry C. Bechtel
James Wheat
Mrs. Bechtel
Wheat
Barclay on Bridge: Heart Sacrifices and Entry Errors
Central Press column explains a bridge problem where misruling trump timing costs the contract. East opens 1 Diamond, South 5 Clubs, West 5 Diamonds, South 6 Clubs, leading to a sacrifice. The analysis shows how entries and a misplayed trump allow a possible second heart ruff and two finesses in spades to fail, stressing careful planning and lookahead.
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Booth
West
North
South
Shuld Hei
Weekend visits jot in Akron relatives and neighbors
Akron residents hosted extended family over the weekend with engagements across multiple households. Jack Helms returned from Columbus to Walnut Street with his uncle Earl Boylen, while Helen Helms and Miss Carrie Brendle joined gatherings around Dewey Avenue and Washington Street.
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Jack Helms
Akron
Ohio
Alta Helms
Walnut Street
Earl Boylen
Robert Bennett
Oakland
California
Frank ‘Bennbt
Sarah’ Barcus
Marjorie Bennett
Roger
Charles
New York
E. B. Denton
Robert Denton
Hamthc
Chevrolet Dealers
Chancelot
Parkersburg
Virginia Skaggs
Knotts Avenue
City Hospital
Ocie Myers
Tunnelton
Ford faces unfair labor charges from UAW leader
Joe Martin president of the United Automobile Workers announced charges of unfair labor practices filed with the National Labor Relations Board against Ford Motor Company. He cited more than 150 cases at the Detroit and Somerville regional offices alleging discharge for union activity. Martin said the UAW would join with the Committee for Industrial Organization to organize aircraft industries, after a press conference with John L. Lewis.
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Washington
Joe Martin
United Automobile Workers
National Labor Relations Board
Ford Motor Company
Martin
Detroit
Somerville
Mass
Lewis
Aircraft Industries
Committee For Industrial Organization
John L. Lewis
C. I. O. Chieftain
Republic Not Struck By Extended Steel War
The Republic Steel strike continued with arms and munitions disclosed at plants as 21,081 of 50,071 workers remained on the job amid heavy picket lines in Chicago Buffalo Canton Warren and Niles. Police readiness remained high in Chicago as flights delivered food to Warren despite sniper fire. Company officials claimed daily shipments of 7 000 to 8 000 tons of steel and noted outside organizers would find it hard to separate the firm from its workers. Floodlights were set up around plant areas to deter clashes.
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M. White
Republic
Chicago
Buffalo
Canton
Warren
Niles
John L. Lewis’ Steel Workers Organizing Committee
Lewis
White
Warren mill siege and Republic plant strike actions
Besieged Warren mill faces CI O demands for signed contracts from three major producers as a 500 pound food relief airlift continues. At Canton Republic plant a power shutoff follows a transformer failure after a spike on power lines, while a stockholder suit prompts C E O Tom Girdler to defend armed guards and plant protection alongside militant union activity.
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Warren
Associated Press
Republic
Alloy
Canton
Tom Girdler
Pipesmoking
Cleveland
John L. Lewis
Girdier
Hot Weather Across Regions With Wide Temperature Swings
The report notes Chicago at 68 degrees with overcast and warmer forecasts for tomorrow in the Midwest. Southern Indiana expected lower 90s, Louisville at heat peak, and St. Louis damaged by 42 mile per hour winds with heavy rain. Floods blocked a Texline train. Denver’s Cherry Creek subsided. Northwest highs reached 97 in Sunnyside Washington. Alaska interior mid 60s for season.
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Chicago
Middlewest
Indiana
Louisville
Southwest
Texas Panhandle
New Mexico
Colorado
Kansas
Oklahoma Panhandle
Texline
Texas-New Mexico
Rita Blanca Creek
Cherry Creek
Denver
Pacific Coast
Northwest
Sunnyside
Wash
Alaska
Outsider finishes strong in mile and a half race
The tiring field quickened late as the American horse surged in the last 50 yards of the mile and a half contest. Le Ksar, the French-owned horse under medium heavy play, lagged behind along with Cash Book and Ever monde de St Alary’s Le Bam bino, the English-bred colt owned by ...
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Page 1
Cash Book
Monde de St
Beary Wins First Derby With Mid Day Sun Triumph
Ralph Strassburger sees Mid-Day Sun ridden by Beary win the derby after a 16 race drought. The Solario offspring surged in the final furlongs to beat Sand sprite while Le Grand Due and Penifox battled for third. Mrs. Miller leads the winning horse into paddock. Gainsborough sire Gainsborough Lass is noted among entrants.
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Ralph Strassburger
Philadelphia
Lord Derby
Snowball
P. Eley
Beary
Sun
Newmarket
Beach rehabilitation work at Dace and Reece swimming center
General C. KS and Dace and Reece muster plans to restore a beach to usable condition. The mayor backed repair work but the request was ignored in a day’s letter. No work order or start date from U S Engineers for park dam projects. District Engineer Frank McInteer visited Grafton to confer with army engineers on dam area road access and future talks are planned.
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Reece Mreerro
U. S. Engineers
Road Commission
Frank McInteer
Clarksburg
Grafton
School Robbed at Dunbar Grad Ed Office
Thieves broke into the Dunbar graded school and forced open a safe in Principal W O Armstrongs office, stealing 60 dollars.
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Dunbar
Dunbar Graded School
W. O. Armstrong
SSS Tonic Promises Health Through Internal Skin Glow
Old period style advertisement touts SSS Tonic as a simple internal remedy to feed skin from within. It claims to boost red blood cells, restore weight, increase energy, and improve complexion, urging purchase at drug stores.
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Iia Ras
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Taylor County
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