Well Rescue From Well In Curious Family Tale
The rope breaks during a shared mishap as Jupiter smiles from a well and asks for help. Willy Nilly and Honey Bear coordinate with Mily Nilly and Rip to lower food, sending a honey comb to the stranded figure. Jupiter gratefully eats, while siblings discuss rest and recovery. A teaser notes a science feature on sleep in The American Weekly June 10 edition.
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Hans
Willy Nilly
Honey Bear
Willy Willy
Rip
American Weekly
Baltimore Sunday American
Newsdealer
Newsboy
NRA celebrates first anniversary in Charleston guests named
West Virginia NRA state director F Witcher McCullough invites bordering states officials to join a June 16 Charleston celebration marking the NRA’s first anniversary and the state birthday. Brigadier General Benedict Crowell of Ohio accepts the invitation to attend.
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National Recovery Administration
West Virginia
F. Witcher McCullough
NRA
Benedict Crowell
Cleveland
Ohio
Woodrow Wilson
McCullough
General Crowell
The
Crowell and Little], Construction Company
Puff y and Whiffy and Friend At Farmhouse Bend
Puffy and Whiffy wander with their friend Who to a farmhouse near a bend. A farmer offers corn to munch and a shed to sleep in when rain arrives.
Epilepsy Inherited Can It Be Cured Booklet Offer
A free booklet from the Educational Division at 545 Fifth Ave New York presents opinions on whether epilepsy is inherited and if it can be cured. Readers may obtain the publication by writing to Dept. 660 in New York.
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Cea
Educational Division
Fifth Ave
New York
N. Y
West Point Cadets to Receive Commissions
West Point cadets from forty four states three territories and one foreign country will graduate from the United States Military Academy on June 12 Newton D Baker former secretary of war will address the class and present diplomas and commissions as second lieutenants West Virginia graduates include Howard M Batson Jr and Karl T Gould both listed with hometowns and addresses
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West Point
United Sates Military Academy
Newton D. Baker
West Virginia
Howard M. Batson
Jr. Manington
Karl T. Gould
Twenty-eighth Street
Huntington
Marion Skaggs and Lodge Officers Install After Election
Marion Skaggs presided as officers including Charis Corbin minister of the second veil and Frank Wolfe master of the first veil as J B Leamon tiler J B Bradford chaplain B F Poe and Charles Payne succeeded James State Srds high priest in the election followed by installation of most new officers with three to be installed at a forthcoming circular meeting a banquet to follow the ceremonial time noted
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Charis Corbin
Frank Wolfe
J. B. Leamon
J. B. Bradford
B. F. Poe
Charles Payne
Skaggs
James State
Blind Maimed Man Recalls Restaurant Shooting
McCormick told reporters last night he believed his wife was near a coffee steamer when he raised a gun and fired in that direction after hearing her voice. He described lasting vision loss from a mine accident and said friends helped him reach a restaurant he once visited.
Citizens elect town officials in Glendale biennial vote
Carrigan Moundsville reports Glendale voters elected a town recorder and five councilmen. Wallace H. Smith, former mayor, was chosen mayor again, defeating Walter F. Burgess by 285 to 122 in yesterday's election.
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Carrigan
Civil Service to Certify Top Three for Postmaster Nomination
The Civil Service Commission will certify the three highest qualified eligibles for postmaster nominations, under an executive order. Applicants face age and physical condition limits, must pass scholastic tests, and be vetted by business and professional community members. Presidential postmasters are not in the classified service.
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Civil Service Commission
Senate
Post Office Examinations In Tunnelton For Civil Service
Examination notices issued for positions at the Fepps post office and related certifying actions by the United States Civil Service Commission. The Tunnelton salary is $1,700 per year.
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Fepps
United States Civil Service Commission
Washington, D. C
Tunnelton
Parsons crash details reveal engagement and jail hold
Bragg faces accessory charges after a deadly Saturday night crash near Parsons. Interviews with Miss Triplett and Bragg are refused. The pair were walking home when the collision killed Hehle and injured Montall Duke Hull. Bragg had claimed responsibility for driving the death car.
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Bragg
Mary
Brage
Tam
Miss Triplett
Hehle
Montall “Duke” Hull
Parsons
Devine Given athletic field work progress update
The Devine Given project advances at the high school with dressing rooms on track for late duties and main floor ready before basketball season. Basement and swimming pool to follow as work includes tiling drainage grading and concrete seating under welfare labor to create a premier regional athletic facility.
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Shriver
Farley Will Continue as Democratic Leader, Aide Says
Democrats view James Farley as a strong leader and predictive factor for party strength in November. They see Roosevelt as a potential future chairman and expect primary votes to guide the choice. Some lawmakers note the president’s Pacific Coast trip could influence Farley’s continued role.
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Farley
Rooseyan
Gui
Roosevelt
Pacific Coast
Hiaweii
Fred Hall conduct file details altercation at garage
The report describes an altercation involving Fred Hall at a garage where an auto mechanic asked Hall to obtain liquor. Hall allegedly refused, the dispute escalated with remarks from Holt and Corrothers, culminating in a brief, non injurious exchange and later continuation of the matter.
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Hall
Wells
Holt
Corrothers
Carruthers
Hall and Carruthers Fight Ends in Fatal Blows
In Dalton a jury heard that Hall used an auto spring on Carruthers after a clash at a garage. Prosecution argued first degree murder while defense claimed self defense. Medical and witness testimony described multiple blows and a fatal head wound, with Hall arrested later that night.
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Holt
Taylor George
W. Taylor George
Philippi
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Carruthers
Dalton Garage
J. A.kimble
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City Hospital
Dr. Kimble
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Kimble
Henderson
Wallace Henderson
Dalton
Hender Sof
Warake
John C. Carruthers
Chief Henderson
Fred Hall
Wallace
John Bond
Latrobe Street
Claude ‘Cannon
State Road Commission
Cannon
Cinnoh
Corral
N. Rosier
Barrett
Youthful Bandit Captured Near Nashville Indiana
Seymour Ind June 6 Word from Sheriff Meredith K Stewart reports Toots Lang one of three young bandits tied to the deputy sheriff slaying and a Seymour policeman wounding has been captured this morning in an orchard six miles west of Nashville Ind The arrest follows earlier reports of the trio’s involvement in the case
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Seymour, Ind
Meredith K. Stewart
Toots” Lang
Seymour
Nashville
Ind
Tydings Offers New Plan to Settle War Debt Row
Washington June 5 A resolution by Senator Tydings Democrats Maryland proposes the President negotiate with foreign war debtors a settlement on a lump sum and final basis aim to settle outstanding wartime debts. The measure signals a formal move to curb long standing international financial obligations.
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Tydings
Washington
Dem. Md
Marks Freed by Jury In Flemington Robbery Case
Woodrow Marks aged 22 from Flemington was found not guilty in Taylor county circuit court of robbing the Stannard Supply Company store last April. Howard Hart, 22, also of Flemington, faced charges of breaking into the same store and taking merchandise worth hundreds of dollars. A night watchman had identified Hart and Marks leaving the store with sacks. The defense argued misidentification due to darkness and distance.
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Woodrow Marks
Flemington
Taylor County
Stannard Supply Company
Marks
Howard ‘Hart
Howard Hart
Marks Denied Bond in Flemington Drug Store Robbery Case
Marks, who claimed he was near the store at the time of the robbery, was represented in court by Attorney Eugene Merville. Hart remains indicted for the Flemington R. D. drug store robbery.
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Marks
Eugene Merville
Hart
Flemington
Swanson Approves Plan to Build 24 Ships in Vinson Act Push
Secretary Swanson today approves plans to build 24 ships under the Vinson act. Government officials outline a rapid construction program to bolster naval strength with Raval construction under wartime priorities.
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Swanson
Appy
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