Ford Western Plant Opens After Strike Settlement
Richmond Calif June 7 employees of Ford Motor Co assembly plant return to work after a 12 day strike. About 200 of 1800 called in as 5 to 1 vote accepted the settlement. UAW claims recognition but Ford officials insist operations will follow Wagner act rules.
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Richmond
Calif
Ford Motor Company
United Automobile Workers of America
Clarence Bulwinkle
Detroit
Frank Slaby
John L. Lewis
Committee For Industrial Organization
Henry Ford
Clarence Bulwrinkle
Harry Bennett
Ford Motor Co
Pat Smith
Ford
Smith
New Watchmaker Engaged At Loar Jewelry Store
L. Riegart of Harrisburg Pa has joined Loar Jewelry as watchmaker bringing nine years of experience. The firm pledges expert repair work and reliability. Commander bluefield June 7 Knights Templar elect M M King commander succeeding James Lewis Albright.
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Loar Jewelry
L. Riegart
Harrisburg
Loar Jewelry Store
Riegart
Bluefield
Knights Templar
M. M. King
James Lewis Albright
Booths Creek Man Pays $5 Fine in Local Court
Felix Friend of Booths Creek district pleaded guilty to assault in a complaint by his wife Minnie Friend who resides near Hepzibah church. He paid a $5 fine and costs when arraigned before Justice Hove G. White Sr. on Saturday.
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Minnie Friend
Felix Friend
Hepzibah
Booths Creek
Justice of the Peace
Hove G. White
Friend
PWA Extension Faces Reluctance as Grants Stall
The Public Works Administration Extension risks slow relief efforts as communities show little appetite for grants. Of over 800 offers, only a few were accepted due to concerns about locating qualified relief workers for heavy construction tasks. Alderman Beiter reports funds promised for 1,178 new school buildings nationwide to replace hazardous structures. The agency notes 8.14 billion spent and 21,647 projects completed by May 1, with 3,170 under construction at a value of 1.874 billion. New job activity has stalled, while 53 million remains available for grants, including a $20 million PA institutional building program delayed by relief wage rules.
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Oohwuuen Sven
PWA
Ald
Beiter
D.N
Horatio B. Hackett
Pennsylvania
Debendarfers Resume Dining Room Supervision at Cozy Rest Inn
Mr. and Mrs. Harold K. Debendarfer resume personal management of the dining room at Cozy Rest Inn Route 50 roadhouse and tourist center. Regular meals are served with a la carte service unmatched in the area.
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Cozy Rest Inn
Harold K. Debendarfer
River hunt continues for missing Huntington woman
Ohio River searchers resumed efforts to locate Mrs Alma King, 40, of Huntington, feared drowned after a cabin cruiser trip with Vandall R. Marks, 31, whose body was recovered early yesterday. Firemen paused 22 hours, then resumed as funeral services for Marks proceeded.
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Huntington
Ohio
Alma King
Vandall R. Marks
Ninth victim of Cleveland torso slayer found
A skull and bones recovered from a bur lap sack under a Cuyahoga river bridge were confirmed as the ninth victim of Cleveland's torso killer. Dr. T Wingate Todd's microscopic exam identified the remains as a negro woman, marking the first use of quicklime to obscure identity by the Kingsbury Run slayer.
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Cleveland
Cuyahoga River
T. Wingate Todd
Western Reserve University
R. Gerber
Skelton
Kingsbury Run
Tourists in West Virginia on 1369 Mile Advisor Tour
Fourteen travel advisers from Indiana Ohio Rhode Island Pennsylvania Kentucky Virginia North Carolina begin a seven day circuit through West Virginia. They visit Moundsville Sistersville Parkersburg Ripley Point Pleasant Huntington and Charleston with plans to explore the southern region on day two.
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Wheeling
West Virginia
Indiana
Ohio
Rhode Island
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Virginia
North Carolina
Moundsville
Sistersville
Parkersburg
Ripley
Point Pleasant
Huntington
Charleston
Merchant Under Arrest On Charge Of Homicide
BLUEFIELD Virginia June 7 Commonwealth Attorney Carl Gillespie to file murder charge against Charles B Knowles merchant held after fatal wounding of Charles W Gilpin 18 Officers said Mrs Knowles told police Gilpin threatened her husband The merchant shot the youth as he entered the Knowles home
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Bluefield
Commonwealth
Carl Gillespie
Tazewell
Charles B. Knowles
Charles W. Gilpin
Knowles
Gilpin
Fight Injures Bert Smith in Charleston Elk Two Mile
In Charleston on June 7 Bert Smith aged 26 is treated for a fractured skull after a fight at Elk Two Mile. Hospital attaches report he is under care for the injury.
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Charleston
Bert Smith
Elk Two Mile
Attendance planned for state Christian Endeavor meet
Taylor Countians plan to attend the annual state Christian Endeavor convention opening Tuesday at the M P church in Weston and running through Friday June 11. Leaders from Grafton and Webster will head large delegations. Highlights include an accredited course in Expert Endeavor directed by Mrs Virgil South and talks by Dr O S Bond Dr E L Reiner Dr Charles St John Dr Lawrence Little and Rev Tom Fred Campbell. Music is led by Rev Allen Fields.
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Christian Endeavor
Weston
Richman
Grafton
Union Christian Endeavor of
Webster
Virgil South
Parkersburg
O. 8. Bond
Salem College
E. L. Reiner
Chicago
Ill
International Christian Endeavor
No 43 Strikes Inquest Declared Not Needed
Coroner and officers investigated the death of McCue near Coffman after he arrived on train No 44 from Fairmont. Justice White ruled the death accidental and that no inquest was necessary, based on statements from three witnesses who heard the dying remarks. McCue had stayed with his wife near Rock Lake before deciding to walk there.
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Coffman
Robert Taylor
B. and O
Fred G. White
Justice White
McCue
Fairmont
Rock Lake
Obituary of McCue Resident at Rock Lake
The deceased, a long time U S Navy veteran pensioned for years, resided at Rock Lake near the Taylor county line in Marion county. Survived by widow, two sons Paul and John McCue both 15, daughter Helen 17 living with relatives in New Hampshire. Born in Newburg W V A son of John and Addie Vandandt McCue he moved to Rock Lake after naval discharge. Arrangements incomplete. funeral to be held later this afternoon at Bartlett Funeral Home.
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Rock Lake
United States Navy
Taylor County
Marion County
Paul
John McCue
Helen McCue
New Hampshire
Newburg
W. Va
John and
Addie Vandandt McCue
Naval Service
Bartlett Funeral Home
Coffman
Pittman
State officer surveys signs to direct routes to Tygart river dam
P N Posey of the State Road Commission began a survey in Clarksburg at the Taylor County Board of Trade request to place large signs on city streets and nearby highways guiding travelers to the Tygart river dam. The survey started today and should finish by late afternoon, with sign erection to follow.
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P. N. Posey
State Road Commission
Clarksburg
Taylor County Board of Trade
Tygart River
Posey
Board of Trade Chiefs Meet Tomorrow in Tragellas Building
Taylor County Board of Trade directors will assemble at 4 PM tomorrow in the Tragellas building office to discuss issues affecting agriculture industry and retail trade, President James C Holt announced today.
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Taylor County Board of Trade
Tragellas
James C. Holt
Holt
Radio prize won by R B Peasley in Rowlesburg
Ticket No 1899 held by R B Peasley of Rowlesburg wins the radio prize from Memorial City Post No 3081 Veterans of Foreign Wars. The notice records the holder and prize association with the VFW post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B Peasley
Rowlesburg
Memorial City Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Death Claims Mrs Wilson In Hartland Home
Mrs Agnes Wilson aged 66 of Hartland Harrison county died following a stroke of paralysis suffered two hours earlier. She leaves two children Mrs John Perry and Clarence Griffith, three brothers Ernest Lee Edmund and Walter Lee, one sister Mrs W Holdsworth and her father George Lee. Funeral at 2 pm Tuesday from the residence with interment in Clarkburg cemetery. Ernest Lee of Grafton to attend the funeral.
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Agnes Wilson
Hartland
Harrison County
Ernest Lee
Grafton
Wilson
John Perry
Clarence Griffith
Hepzibah
Edmund
Walter Lee
England
W. Holdsworth
George Lee
Clarksburg
Lee
Picket Roundup Hits Multiple Detroit Plants
Riots and blockades formed in front of the state capitol and nearby streets as workers rallied. Four plants Washington avenue East and several others including Olds, Fisher, Reo, and Motor Wheel announced closures with no immediate reopenings. Washburn urged a one day general strike but could not be located.
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Rage One
Nue
State Capitol
Capitol Avenue
Ottawa Street
Washington Avenue
Olds Motorworks
Fisher Body Corporation
Reo Motor Car Company
Motor Wheel Corporation
Washburn
All Kinds of Hauling Moving Ad Services
Dependent Taxi Service announces moving specialty with Busons Taxi Transfer offering local hauling and transfer options. Phone 811 and residence 895 M. Ad runs from June 7 to July 7.
Assistant Minister Called to Kansas City
Huntington June 7 The Rev A L Currie pastor of First Presbyterian says his 29 year old assistant Rev J Layton Mauze has accepted a call to Central Presbyterian church Kansas City Mo to succeed his late father J Layton Mauze who died April 25 The Rev Mr Mauze will assume his duties August 1.
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Huntington
A. L. Currie
First Presbyterian Church
J. Layton Mauze
Central Presbyterian Church of
Kansas City
Mr. Mauze
State survey proposed to assess West Virginia resources
State Geologist Paul H. Price outlines a survey program to evaluate natural gas oil coal and other deposits in West Virginia for the Public Service Commission. He cites a 100 billion cubic feet annual gas output worth about 45 million dollars and notes production has declined since 1917. Salt brines limestone and coal surveys follow with a larger scale coal study planned. Chairman John J. Preston supports accurate data for equitable regulatory decisions.
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Charleston
Public Service Commission
West Virginia
Paul H. Price
Price
Prize
Lever
John J. D. Preston
Commission
Ethel Nimmons Picked Up By Officers Again
Ethel Nimmons a 20 year old colored girl once detained by city police is back in the county jail. She was arrested by Patrolman Earl Demoss at 11:40 p m Sunday on a loitering charge. A municipal court hearing is set for this afternoon.
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Ethel Nimmons
Waugh
Earl Demoss
Ethel
Death sought in sex crime in Buffalo case
District Attorney Walter C. Newcomb asked for the extreme penalty for 19-year-old Tommy Smith charged with killing 18-year-old Mary Ellen Babcock on February 5. The defense cited mental derangement as jurors weighed the brutal slaying on Legion Drive as the mother cried in court.
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Buffalo
Walter C. Newcomb
Supreme Court
Tommy Smith
Mary Ellen Babcock
Smith
Thomas J. Newton
Sebs
Grant Babcock
Newcomb
Blonden
Mary
Ellen
Mary Ellen
Legion Drive
Trial details unfold as man accused in fatal assault
The report describes a violent confrontation where a man used a knife and rocks against a girl in a deserted street. Witnesses discuss the struggle and the assault with jurors urged to consider degrees of homicide and a potential acquittal or lesser charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcomb
Smith
Newton
Card of Thanks for Sympathy After Husband’s Death
Kate Pierce expresses sincere thanks for kindness and sympathy shown during the death of her husband Tennis Pierce. She thanks neighbors friends Rev Hawkins G. T. Bartlett and all who donated cars or gave floral tributes.
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Tennis Pierce
Get in Cold Water Alkaline Remedy Ad
Doctors warn excess acidity from acidic foods and overindulgence can cause fatigue and illness. Get, a citrate effervescent alkaline carbonate mix, is designed for cold water use to restore balance. Sold only at Rexall Drug Grafton Drug & Chemical Company.
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Rexall Drug Grafton Drug & Chemical Company
Ady
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