Grafton daily Sentinel notes hospital funding and Pure Oil opening
The Grafton Daily Sentinel discusses federal hospital loan prospects, repayment methods, and the likelihood of a bond issue by public vote. It also lauds the Pure Oil auto service opening as a model of local enterprise, highlighting community support, investment by Mrs. Bonafede, and optimism for local development.
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Washington
People
Grafton City Park
City
Grafton
Pure Oil Co
Bonafede
Oil Corporation
Norris Amendment Sparks Constitutional Debate
A Morgantown Post commentary questions Senator Norris proposed constitutional amendment to bar the Supreme Court from striking down congressional acts unless seven of nine justices agree. The piece argues that judicial power to interpret laws is not exclusive to the high court and outlines a hypothetical case from Northern West Virginia, then critiques the feasibility and impact on the U.S. judicial system.
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Norris
Morgantown Post
Supreme Court
Congress
United States
John Jones
W. E. Baker
West Virginia
Baker
Federal Circuit Court
Supreme
U. S. Supreme Court
Nuisance Taxes Extended By Congress
Charleston Mail notes Congress renewed the nuisance taxes that raise about half a billion dollars yearly. The piece argues taxes annoy payers while benefiting collection agencies and recipients, listing gasoline, amusement tickets, jewelry, and car accessories among taxed items. Taxation remains a basic, accepted principle.
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Charleston Mail
Congress
County Sunday Session Reports And Devotions
Open forum on church issues at 10:05. Local schools report at 11:45. Afternoon features include Rev Foster Jones at 1:30 and Rev H W Flanagan devotional at 1:40. Business session covers county officer reports and nominating committee results.
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Foster Jones
H.W. Flanagan
A Young Man's Harbor Homecoming in Shanghai
Lieutenant Valentine Preston rushes to say goodbye to his childhood sweetheart Janice Edding in Shanghai. On deck, Mimi, Jan's little sister, helps Val reconnect with family and friends as Brad Norris contemplates West Coast duty and a looming calm before departure. The scene ends with Val spotting Captain Edding, Sue Norris, and Laure Montross aboard the liner, signaling a new chapter.
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Valentine Preston
China
Shanghai
Goodby
Janice Edding
United States
Annapolis
Val
Brad Norris
Edding
Val Daift
Brad
Fellah
Sue
Norrises
Red-Head
Jan
Puget Sound Navy Yard
Bremerton
Wash
Duget Sound Yard
Erly
Mimil
Captain Edding
Boston
Mimi
Manila
Darling
Montross
Daddy
Kent Townley
Sistently
Val Preston
Mim
Bremyntrudis Hossenphefter
Lin
Sue Norris
Laure Montross
Laure
Roosevelt not involved in Leviathan retirement says Roper
Roper testified that President Roosevelt did not initiate laying up the United States liner Leviathan nor influence its government shipyard permission. Mitchell was removed due to inactivity, with a replacement named. A separate case cites Gall, a Charleston beer distributor employee, arrested by State Trooper Wamsley on Route 150 near Thornton.
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Accuser
Roper
Roosevelt
United States
Leviathan
Shipping Board
Mitchell
United States Ines
Ona C. Jefferys
Gall
E. D. Frump
Charleston
W. G. Wamsley
Thornton
Slain Couple Found After Call From Norman Report
A telephone call alleged to come from Norman lured officers to the Arant home where the druggist and his wife were found dead. The Arants were not at the residence and were not located for hours, leaving investigators to pursue the mystery of the double slaying.
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Norman
Firemen from Oakland Attend Maryland Fire Meeting
Fire Chief Mac Bolyard and six members of the Grafton Volunteer Fire Department left Oakland early today for Oakland Maryland to attend the Maryland State Firemen's Association meeting. The party includes Assistant Chief Rolland Vandergrift Earl Laymen Charles Ridenour John Proctor Paul Sturm Dorsey Harbert and Chief Bolyard.
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Mac Bolyard
Grafton Volunteer Fire Department
Oakland
Maryland State Firemen's Association
Rolland Vandergrift
Earl Laymen
Charles Ridenour
John Proctor
Paul Sturm
Dorsey Harbert
Chief Bolyard
Legal Notice on Truck Load Fine and Property Sale
John i Burdett, purchaser, of certain real estate lots in Fetterman district, sheriff sale details. Heirs and parties named including Paul Ward and Mary Ward to receive notice of the transaction and related receivership effects. Local heirs and Ward family listed with interests in the estate.
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Paul Ward
Mary Ward
Earl Ward
Hester F. Ward
J. Balls Ward
Anna L. Williams
Talton T. Williams
Mary C. Williams
Ada F. Williams
C. E. Lawhead
F. Friedman
Fetterman
Sheriff of
Redeeming John K Burdett property beforeSep 80th 1935
Court clerk notes the redemption amount for the Burdett property after sale includes sheriff's fee taxes paid survey and notice costs totaling 35.56 plus 25.00 and other interest, with final date to redeem set by June 20 1935 and July 13 1935. Creditors of John W Keefe estate are notified to present claims by December 23 1935 or be barred from benefits. beneficiaries urged to attend the proceeding in Taylor County Bank Building Grafton WV.
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John K. Burdett
Prank Bennett
Tylor County
West Virginia
John W. Keefe
Taylor County Bank
Grafton
Taylor County
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