Music Camp Featuring 4-H Talent Broadcast statewide
Virginia and Cecelia Debendorfer attend the 4-H Music camp at Jackson’s Mill as boys and girls from 20 counties prepare a closing broadcast Thursday night from 8 to 9. The program, picked up by remote control and rebroadcast on WMMN, highlights the state 4-H music training under Frank P. Sanders and Reid Anderson with the Boys State Band and Girls State Chorus.
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Virginia
Cecelia Debendorfer
Jackson's
Taylor County
Jacksons Mill
WMMN
Fairmont
Jackson's Mill
Frank P. Sanders
Oglebay Institute
Wheeling
Reid Anderson
University of Michigan Band and Orchestra
Carroll R. Hawkins
Fire in Chinatown Tenement Sparks Early Morning Escape
Fire alarms echo through Chinatown near City Hall as residents at 3:40 a.m. flee Dover Street and surrounding tenements. A man exits via a second floor pipe, others rush out windows with smoke drifting from the Bowery side. One victim remains found dead, a sock in hand. A couple rescues cats and belongings before escaping through a window.
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Chinatown
City_hall
Civic Center
Brooklyn Bridge
Bowery
Chatham Square
Dover
Mott and Pell
Dover Street
Fire on Dover Street Building Triggers Large Containment
Fire Marshal Brophy said preliminary findings place the blaze on the third floor of 15 17 Dover street. The fire spread via a narrow airshaft and open windows to an adjoining building. Fire engines clogged the street as hundreds were moved behind lines while floors collapsed and fear rose for trapped occupants. Two hours passed before crews controlled the flames and reassured Chi matown the danger was easing.
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Brophy
Dover Street
Chimatown
Germany asks Britain recall consul general in Vienna
Berlin stated on June 21 that Germany has asked Britain to recall Donald St. Clair Gainer, the consul general in Vienna, following Britain ousting Walther Reinhardt, the German consul general in Liverpool accused of aiding an espionage agent.
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Berlin
Great Britain
Vienna
Donald St. Clair Gainer
Walther Reinhardt
Liverpool
Labor board battle described as war for workers
A witness portrays the labor board struggle as a war for control over millions of workers, stating the conflict spans all fronts and pits two powerful sides against each other in industry. The remark frames regulatory fights as a broad, ongoing confrontation.
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Labor Board
War to secure labor power under majority rule act
A speaker frames the struggle around unions and the National Labor Relations act as a war to secure power granted to the victor by the act. He warns that nothing in the European situation threatens America as much.
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America
Pruntytown Playground Doing Excellent Work
Under WPA Recreation project leadership J. B. Woodyard the Pruntytown playground reports strong summer activity with daily attendance averaging 64 last week. Many boys and girls use the play opportunities and numerous visitors and spectators attend organized games.
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J. B. Woodyard
Pruntytown
Leader
Evans Chosen in Fraternity Leadership List
Evans named head in a selection listing senior officers including Jesse Corbin generalissimo A Earl Henderson captain-general Clyde E Hardman senior warden C Ray Watson junior warden Arthur G Yates warder Doton Wolfe sword bearer Ray A Monroe first guard Blair Wolfe second guard and Marion C Allender standard bearer in a formal ceremony.
Special For One Week Garments Cleaned 90 Cents
Reliable Cleaners advertises a seven day special offering two garments cleaned for 90 cents with a phone contact 300 provided for pickup and service in the local area.
Man drinks poison to kill self over debts
In Williamson on June 21 a 28 year old father drank poison at home while his wife and newborn son were nearby. Police Patrolman Bill Oney said a physician treated him and he was released with recovery expected. Wright left a note for his mother and cited unemployment and medical bills from his newborn’s delivery.
Slayer Olson Elusive as Wisconsin Posse Stages Search
Relentless pursuit of Ray Olson, the 30 year old fugitive linked to the deaths of Deputies Fred Scott and Cully Johnson, widens to a second Wisconsin county. Volunteers and deputies guard towns, stores, and filling stations while a northern swing through Rusk and Sawyer counties traces sightings near Exeland Bruce Moose Lake.
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Hayward
Wis
Ray Olson
Wisconsin
Bruce
Here
Olson
Ellsworth Wilson
Rusk County
George Seehuetter
Sawyer County
Moose Lake
Wilson
W.H. Malone
Minneapolis
Exeland
Malone
North Woods
Fred Scott
Cully Johnson
Squalus hearings cite valve failure and safety fixes
Lt Naquin testifies a prior disaster lesson could have saved the Squalus if an air induction valve had been addressed. Officers Nichols and Patterson report their sections ready as proceedings probe whether ballast flooding or a mine breach could flood the ventilation system. Naquin urges automatic snap action devices to seal air pipes, while questions reframe valve as not definitively the sole cause.
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John C. Nichols
Chicago
Joseph W. Patterson
Oklahoma City
C. F. Naquin
Naquin
Andersea
Victim Linked to Bronx Dry Cleaners Owner’s Record
Identifies victim Philip Movsesian owner of a Bronx dry cleaning shop as the man torched in a Jersey case. The tag traced to Movsesian’s shop revealed the Jersey victim was his father-in-law Haigazoon Kasarjian, 70, a wealthy retired commission broker, according to Movsesian’s records.
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Philip Movsesian
Bronx
New York
Jersey
Fh Movsesian
Haigazoon
Kasarjian
Rotary Youth Program To Be Pushed At Convention
A Rotary International convention enters its third day as plans to push the Rotary Youth Program gain momentum. Delegates debate the best path to guide youth with experienced mentors forming personal contracts, aiming for wise direction and sponsorship to aid youth development.
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Rotary Internaional
Darrell Brady
Minneapolis
Cleveland
Rotary
Manton Freed on Heavy Bail in High Profile Case
New York June 21. Former U S Circuit Judge Martin T Manton released on bail of 10000 after an impassioned appeal failed Judge Chesnut called him the belayer of a sacred public trust and sentenced him to two years in prison and a 10000 fine Spector co defendant got one year and a day and a 5000 fine Lotsche and another defendant pled guilty receiving a one year term and 1000 fine Davis received a suspended sentence and probation for two years Abstract of the federal conspiracy conviction marks a historic moment in American jurist history.
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New York
U. S
Martin T. Manton
Se.ling
Manton
W. Calvin Chesnut
Con
Chesnut Gh. Manton
George M. Spector
Spector
Land
John L. Lotsche
Brooklyn
Forrest W. Davis
Ool
Lwo
Man Burned To Death In WV Home Fire
Isaac Butcher aged 70, described as an invalid, was burned to death when his Wirt county home in Burning Springs West Virginia burned yesterday. His sister Mrs Dall Martin and a neighbor tried to rescue him from a second floor bedroom but escaped as flames caused the house to collapse.
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Clarksburg
Opera House
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Lawless Valley
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Michael Whalen
Miss X
Ginger Rogers
Fred Astaire
Vernon
Irene Castle
R. I
Roger Williams
Cranston
Mary Pulsifer
Eddie Healy
William A. Booth
Germany
Britain
Pruntytown Playground
Central Press
Martin
Snyder
Los Angeles
Norma Alderman
Ruth Etting
Almar Alderman
Usbarred
Paramount
Posse
Philip Moysesian
Fanny
Newton
New Jersey
Hollywood
Wallace
Ladies’ Home Journal
Wallace Luxor
Loar Jewelry
Jung’s “Banner
Arch Braces
Dixie
Shirley Deane
Mowall
Georg
Denny Overt Allen
Claire du Brey
Marvin Stephens
Molcalm
Otranodams Prune
Toes de Wel Robes
Helen Witend
U.S
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