Foes Claim New Strength in Naval Treaty Fight
Proponents report gains while backers remain confident treaty will be ratified. Johnson California and Indiana Republicans expected to lead the opposition against the pact. Robinson predicts rejection though procedural issues ease. Hoover to summon session to finalize adoption after three days of talks among the president and Senate leaders. Gorath chairs the relations committee and issued a statement on the course of action.
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Americans FLEE district as fire signals warning
Report from page one notes smoke from guns visible and a message urging evacuation of Americans in the district. It mentions Shansi area to the east and west of Tsi pare, with Americans including women and children being told to leave.
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Japanese War Office Suspends Sending Instructors to Nanking
Tokyo reports the war office halted plans to send military instructors to Nanking as Chinese forces worsen the nationalist government situation. Earlier AP notes an agreement allowing about 30 Japanese army officers to serve as instructors for the Chinese Nationalist army.
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Seven Taylor and Taylor County Graduates Listed at Fairmont Normal
Seven Taylor County graduates earned A B degrees at Fairmont Normal with many others receiving Standard Normal certificates. Preston and Barbour counties show several graduates, while the commencement speaker including Joseph Rost er and former Governor Howard M Gore urged land expansion and school growth.
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National Educational Association
Howard M. Gore
Clarksburg
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Taylor County
Jessie Benton Cochran
Bard Franklin Hickman
Clyde Thomas Highman
Kathryn Elizabeth Miller
Delphin
Delmas Burphy
Ina M. Warder
Florence Hamilton Wilkinson
Virginia Mary Smith
Wilhelmina Post
Preston County
Faye Halbritter Cool
Ralph Edgar Caton
Paul Evan Jenkins
Margaret Catherine Miller
Susie Mae Thomas
Evelyn Beth van Sickle
Barbour County
Katie Gaunt
Taylor
Preston
Fairmont Normal
Barbour
Irene May Poole
John Francis Ford
Richard Lee Gill
Lyle Vance Kimble
Carvel
Albert Phillips
Bernard Satterfield
Georgia Lough
Gladys Mettler
Mary Virginia Zinn
Nancy Virginia Bernard
Alga Mae
Three Individuals Named in Brief Society Note
Kenneth Gail Shroyer Avis Stemple and Lindley Wolfe are listed in a concise society update highlighting local residents and their affiliations. The brief mentions their involvement in community events and social circles within the town.
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Lindley Wolfe
Packing firm executive pleads innocence in death case
A packing company executive with a wife and five children pleaded not guilty to charges tied to a death investigation after being released on 25000 dollars bond. The firm had collected 20000 dollars in insurance on its deceased vice president.
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Rifle Club Plans to Obtain Range Supplies and Hunt
The Grafton Y M C A Rifle Club executive committee will meet tonight to arrange bonds for United States army supplies for Tango use and to plan a competitive big game hunt at the next Thursday meeting. Last night’s shoot drew many members and was very successful.
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Suburb Struck by High Winds in Midwest Chicago region
Chicago reports a sudden high wind storm hitting a southwestern suburb Midlothian. Two boys, Joseph La Ford and Peter Rudder, injured as roofs torn, second story demolished, and debris buried them in a garage. Police tally damage at about 25000 dollars. Fairmont note: A. H. Jones of Wheeling electrocuted painting the river bridge, survived by wife and three children.
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Peter Rudder
Fairmont
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Wheeling
Ford Sees American Business Rising At Fast Pace
Philadelphia reports Henry Ford stating that American business is on an upward trend, with a faster recovery than the recent slump. Ford and Mrs. Ford spent time in Philadelphia after visiting Washington with President Hoover. He outlined plans for Ford plants in China and South America and discussed expanding to Germany. He stressed an international view of industry and global economic prosperity.
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Detroit Golfer Wins French Amateur Championship
George Von Elm of Detroit defeated England’s R G Morrison 9 and 8 in the final 36 hole match to win the French Amateur Golf Championship at La Boulle in France on June 6.
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Wagner Bill to Raise Federal Judges Salaries
Senator Wagner of New York introduced a bill to increase federal judge salaries. Circuit court of appeals judges would rise from 12000 to 17500 dollars, district judges from 10000 to 12500, and customs court judges from 1000 to 12500, with no change for Supreme Court justices.
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Six Local Artists Exhibit Work In Grafton Feast of Paintings
In Grafton Loar's jewelry store hosts a modest yet striking gallery of local art. Mrs Grayce Harding Chenoweth Eckert leads with Watery skies and a Dutch windmill, Lina Brinkman offers four nature studies, Rex Nuzum presents Bip Doga, Ralph Kanst shows The Bridge and The Pointer, Frank Henry portrays Tyngarts River scenes and Harp of the Winds, and George L Blaney invokes Lion and Charlotte Corday. The exhibit highlights local talent with oils, landscapes, and animal studies, none for sale.
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Lina Brinkman
Weat Wilford Street
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Ralph Kanst
Bridget
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Norther
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Blaney
Corenpian Art Gallery
Washington, D. C
Fragmentary essay fragment on art and attribution in oil painting
The text appears as a garbled note about a curator and a portrayal of a maritime or national subject in oil on canvas. It mentions Professor McClead and a struggle to describe artistic results, with unclear references to Loar's and facial artists.
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Local Art Note on Gratton and Taylor County Scenes
Fragmentary reminiscence praises Gratton and Taylor counties for natural grandeur, hinting at art lovers and the Creator as muse. The quotation by Q P Wilson reflects admiration of hidden beauties and the emotional impact of nature on observers.
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Tayll County
Q. P. Wilson
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