ISLE THOUGHT AND AND PRAYER BEE AND CAREER NOTES
A Newark New Jersey conference June 26 28 targets 134000 new graduates with guidance on job seeking. business leaders advise farm work or selling first, employers value willingness to work concise truthful summaries and relevant experience. Sun power future teased by Kettering and Sloan notes, while Harvard studies show men preferred as radio announcers.
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August Hecksher
Chandler
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
Books that explain Nazism through seven unbiased picks
A reader asked for books offering an honest view of Nazism in Germany amid conflicting debates. The reviewer published seven titles believed to best illuminate the regime, highlighting fair play and the effort to present a clear, balanced picture despite strong emotions and propaganda on all sides.
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Germany
More New Dealing From Wheeling Intelligencer
The Wheeling Intelligencer notes a Democratic House vote approval of the unemployment census bill by 217 to 145. It criticizes the measure as political job creation that reallocates 7.5 million of direct relief funds to fund an unemployment census and 105,008 new appointments.
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Intelligencer
House of Representatives
Congress
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Annual Flag Day Program at Grafton Park
On June 14 1994 Grafton Park hosts a Flag Day service by Elks Lodge No 308 with the American Legion Drum and Bugle Corps performing. The Grafton High School Band joins for the opening ceremony led by Exalted Ruler John H Bradford and officers. The program includes prayer by Ralph Shoemaker and a flag raising followed by the Star Spangled Banner rendered by the Woman's Music Club. The audience recites the Pledge and sings the anthem.
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American Legion Drum and Bugle Corpe
Washington Post
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Ralph Shoemaker
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Florence Wilkinson
C. Jones
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American Legion
Frank Warder
Southern Airs
Woman’s Music Club
United States of America
Drum and Bugle Corps
Frank J. Turvander
Government payroll growth sparks political backlash
The piece argues against an expanded federal payroll tied to census and relief programs. It cites figures showing about 1.57 million direct federal workers, 105,000 potential additions, and 5.15 million on relief rolls, claiming total government-supported persons reach 21 million. It contrasts 1921 civil service totals with 1933 levels, urging restraint amid party power plays.
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Wadsworth
United States
Republican Party
Funeral services for James Ellis at Pruntytown home
Funeral services will be held at the Demoss home in Pruntytown at 2 30 PM Thursday for James Ellis 14 an inmate of the Industrial School for Boys who died at City hospital after injuries from a truck overturning on Monday near Jones farm west of Pruntytown Other boy Charles Wicker suffered fatal injuries Ellis was born June 25 1920 at Welch He was an orphan and lived with Mr and Mrs Demoss for almost three years He was a Boy Scout and a second lieutenant in the school military department The body will be in state at the Demoss home 7 8 PM this evening with the schools boys paying tribute Two Frys of the school will act as pallbearers and five companies will participate
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Pruntytown
James Ellis
Industrial School For Boys
City Hospital
Jones Farm
Prinstytown
Charles Wicker
D. F. Desist
Milliard Stump
Printytown Baptis
C. B.hawkins
Methodist Episcopal Church
Ellis
Welch
Frys
Arnold Likely To Take Wheeling Transient Post
Captain W H Arnold, relieved as state director of transient activities, plans to return to Salvation Army work and may be named assistant administrator in Taylor county. Pending board decisions, Arnold and his wife may move to Wheeling to devote themselves to army work as Beehler and local officials negotiate the welfare program and potential successors.
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Bible School Opening Set for Monday in Grafton
Cooperative religious instruction to begin at St. Paul’s M E Church on Thayer Street as daily vacation Bible school sponsored by First Church of Christ and St. Paul’s Methodist. Names listed include Mrs L B Sloan and W A Harrison among others. registration and first session at 9 am Monday.
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Howard H. Holt
Grafton Sentinel Publishing Company
Grafton
W. VA
Latrone Street
Grafton W. Va
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Te Daly
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St. Paul's
W. A. Harrison
Irene B . Wolfe
W. F. Frye
Gladys Riley
Yoho
Charles Marshall
Harold Marshall
Maxine Sisler
Norine Sterling
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Mystery of the Dufresne House Killings
Detectives Harper and Lafferty close in on a double murder tied to the Dufresne residence. Fingerprints, bullets, and autopsy findings point to a staged scene with Mrs Dufresne and a watching figure. science may reveal a concealed motive as tests compare gunfire and identify the killer.
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Doyle
Mrs. Dufresne
Lafferty
Harper
Postoffice Equipment Factory Bill Faces Roosevelt Interest
Washington discusses legislation to permit operation of the Reedsville West Virginia postoffice equipment factory amid long-standing debates. Mrs. Roosevelt shows interest as lawmakers consider reestablishing manufacturing in the postal supply sector.
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Reedsville
W. Va
Postoffice
Roosevelt
wee-SnHsd
Estate of Catherine Olivia Oder notices creditors
Commissioner of Accounts John K Burdett informs all creditors and beneficiaries of the estate of Catherine Oder to present verified claims with vouchers at his Grafton West Virginia office on or before December 9 1934 to avoid being excluded from the estate. Beneficiaries must appear to protect their interests. Given June 5 1984 in Taylor County.
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Catherine O
Grafton Banking and Trust Company
Grafton
West Virginia
John K. Burdett
County of
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