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Grafton Sentinel

Location

Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1932

Page

2

Friday Radio Programs and Network Schedules

Friday June 24 listings from NBC WEAF WABC and WJZ networks show prime time lineups with orchestras, singers, and variety shows. Programs include Montaineers Merry Madcaps Eskimo Night Club Teddy Black's Orchestra and Cab Calloway Orchestra among others.

Nbc-Weaf Mountaineers Goldbergs Orchestra & Cavaliers Led “Reisman Paris Russ Columbo Vincent Lopez Ralph ‘Kirbery Moss Or Teddy Black NBC WJZ Tranter Brothers Lowell Thomas Amos 'N' Andy Stebbins Boys Jones and Hare Leonard Joy B. A. Rolfe Sisters of the Skillet Roy Shield Whiteman’s Band Pickens Sisters Sodero Concert Orchestra Cab Calloway Orchestra Southern Symphonies

Gentle Measures and the Hidden Cost of Gentle Discipline

A mother chides Betty for chocolate before lunch, portraying gentle measures as a disguise for control. The piece argues this approach crushes self esteem, breeds hypocrisy, and robs the child of honest thought, action, and trust. It portrays quiet punishment as more damaging than overt spanking.

Betty

Auxiliary elects new officers at Huntington meeting

The Southeastern division of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers auxiliary closed its annual convention in Huntington naming Atlanta Georgia as the 1933 meeting site. Mary Crittenden of Knoxville Tennessee was re elected to her twenty fourth term as division chairwoman, P Spillane of Memphis Tennessee was vice president and Alice Carlisle of Louisville Kentucky was treasurer secretary. A loan was awarded to Russell Kentucky for largest attendance.

Huntington Southeastern Broered ‘of Locomotive Engineers Atlanta Mary Crittenden Knoxville Tenn Division P. Spillane Memphis Red Alice Carlisle Louisville Russell, Ky

Law and Order at Opera House Captivates Frontiersmen

The Universal drama Law and Order opens a three day run at the Opera House. Set in Tombstone Arizona it portrays law and order battle with the lawless, ending in a gun blaze as three riders head toward Mexico. Walter Huston leads a strong cast including Harry Carey Russell Hopton and Andy Devine in a story based on fact from W R Burnett with director Edward Cahn crafting a thrilling entertainment.

Law and Order Tombstone Arizona Mexico Walter Huston Peace Offoer Harry Carey Russell Hopton Raymon Hutton Andy Devine Russell Simpson Ralph Ince W. R. Burnett Edward Cahn

State College Faculty Salaries Cut by Board

Charleston June 24 The State Board of Education ordered salary reductions for faculty and staff at all state colleges except West Virginia University. Effective July 1, cuts range 10 percent for 1200 to 2000 dollars, 15 percent for 2000 to 3500 dollars, and 20 percent for over 3500 dollars, following discussions with college presidents about economy and reduced revenue.

Charleston State Board of Education West Virginia University

Educator Weds Chicago Teacher in Seminary President's Marriage

Dr. John Timothy Stone president of the Presbyterian Theological Seminary wed Miss Marie Briggs a Chicago high school teacher in a ceremony held in Chicago on June 23.

Chicago John Timothy Stone Presbyterian Theological Seminary Marie Briggs

On sale at various local drug and grocery stores

HAGE tried HAGE TRIED lists numerous outlets including Union Drug Co Grafton Drug & Chemical Co Red Cross Drug Store Knotts Grocery E Main St Phillips Grocery W Main St West Side Confectionery Thomas Grocery South Side Felton's Grocery Keener's Store Fetterman Willis Store Parkview White Oaks Bar-B-Q Evening Star Filling Stat Thorn ton Mid-Atlantic Supply Co Thornton Wolfe Store Fellows ville Swisher Filling Stat Phi ippi Rexroad's Filling Station Simpson

Union Drug Co Grafton Drug & Chemical Co Red Cross Drug Store Knotts E. Main St Phillips W. Main St West Side Confectionery Thomas Grocery South Side Felton’s West Side Keener’s Fetterman Willis Parkview White Oaks Bar-B-Q Evening Star Thornton Mid-Atlantic Supply Co. Thornton Wolfe Fellowsville Swisher Filling Stat Phiippi Rexroad’s Simpson

Sixteen ships miss missing flyer on eight day ocean drift

Miami journalist reports Stanley Felix Hausner survived eight days adrift after his fall from an ill fated plane. He said he saw sixteen ships but none sighted him until the tanker Circe Shell found him June 24. He recounted rough weather and scarce water and food during the drift.

Miami Fla Stanley Felix Hausner Circe

Judge A G Hughes Seeks State Court Bench Nomination

Judge A G Hughes announces candidacy for the Republican nomination to the state supreme court of appeals bench at the Wheeling convention. He says he will not engage in political activity or canvassing and will accept delegates' decision. Endorsed by the Preston County Bar Association.

Kingwood AG. Hughes State Supreme Court of Appeals Wheeling Uust Hughes Preston County Bar Association

Episcopal Diocese Meet Ends Tonight at Jackson's Mill

The fifth annual summer conference of the West Virginia Protestant Episcopal diocese closes tonight with candle lighting services and Bishop Gravitt delivering the charge. A group from Fairmont Episcopal church presents The Rock. Last night E. P. Deatrick lectured, and Wednesday Rev. Warren A. Seager of Covington spoke on his mission in Nanking China.

Jackson’s Mill Diocese of West ‘Virginia Protestant Episcopal Church Cardle Gravitt Fairmont Episcopal Church Rock E. P. Deatrick Warren A. Seager Covington Nanking China

Store and residence destroyed by fire at Lost Creek

Fire of unknown origin consumed the store and residence of Samuel Taquinta at Thermal Wednesday night with an estimated loss of 2000 dollars, partly insured. The family slept in upstairs rooms when a member woke at about 3 o'clock to find the blaze. Water was unavailable as the flames spread from the store section.

Lost Creek Samuel Taquinta

Mother to Learn Fate of Missing Sons in Morgantown Tragedy

Morgantown June 23 a mother's 12 year search for two missing sons ends today as authorities inform Mrs Nellie Collins Akron Ohio that son Joe Collins died in a Morgantown mine accident in 1920 The other boy who left home with him remains missing and no further information has surfaced

Morgantown Nellie Collins Akron Ohio Joe Collins

Faction Fight Centers on Senator Long in Louisiana

Chicago dispatch reports a bitter factional fight over Huey Long within Louisiana politics. Women allies of both sides appear, with Gladys Breazeale and Marie Breazeale leading the anti-Long camp and Mrs Emile Beinvenue among Long followers. Stella Hamlin voices lively stand as the hearing unfolds.

Chicago Louisiana Huey Long Long John D. Ewing New Orleans Rubin G. Pleasant John M. Parker J. Y. Sanders Thomas A. Parker Bessie Foster Penick Murphy J. Foster Ace In Hole Gladys Breazeale Nachitoches Creme de la Creme Marie Governors’ Wives Gallery Gladys S Ig Breazeale Emile Beinvenue Dorothy Dix Antiimong Edward Pillsbury Pillsbury Women's Choctaw Democratic Organization Champ Clark Thompson Stella Hamlin

Honor Slayer Gets Naval Assignment

Lieut. Thomas H. Massie, one of four tried in Honolulu for the honor slaying of an Hawaiian, reported for duty at the Philadelphia navy yard and was assigned to the battleship New Mexico. Massie was accompanied by his wife Thalia, who will live in Philadelphia while he serves. the New Mexico is undergoing repairs.

Philadelphia Thomas H. Massie Honolulu Philadelphia Navy Yard New Mexico Massie Thalia Phiadelphia

Barbour County Receives Trout Shipment For Release

Forty cans of young trout from Terra Alta hatchery arrived in Belington on Wednesday under the supervision of E. C. Price and local Gun Club members. The fish will be released in Teter Creek Brusy Fork Hunters Fork and the Laurel region of Barbour County with additional stockings planned for Hanging Run and Big Laurel near the Randolph County line.

Belington Terra Alta Otto’ Clem E. C Price Ad and Gun Club Teter Creek Brusy Fork Hunters Fork Laurel Barbour County Hanging Run Middlefork Big Laurel Randolph County Tygarts Valley

Thief Breaks In Stole Candy From House

Denver detective notes a thief forced entry at H. Riddell’s home by bending the lock, drilling a hole in the door, and pulling the key with a wire. After rummaging, the burglar left with only a pound box of candy. Charleston, June 23, (P).

Denver H. Riddell

Drawn Contracting defendants set for trial in Marmet dam slide case

Judge Henry K. Black fixed July 27 for the trial of four representatives of the Drawn Contracting Company of Pittsburgh on manslaughter charges connected to the Marmet dam slide that killed six men at the federal government project.

Henry K. Black Drawn Contracting Company of Pittsburgh Marmet

Postmaster Ira Shockey Honored For 43 Years Service

Ira Shockey, postmaster of Long in Randolph county, presented a 43 year record of continuous service at the state postmasters convention. Age 84, he began serving as postmaster in 1889 and has held the office through successive appointments since then.

Charleston Ira Shockey Long Randolph County Post Office Department Shockey Lold

Fire follows explosion at Putnam Memorial Hospital

Fire after an explosion swept Putnam Memorial Hospital in Bennington Vermont this afternoon. Firemen evacuated forty five patients amid scenes of confusion. Most military terms in use are French as the incident unfolded.

Bennington Putnam Memorial Hospital

Dive Spot On Tygarts River At Coffman Draws Swimmers

Graf ton and Fairmont divers struggle to touch bottom in the deep pool near Coffman along the Tygarts river. Gilbert Miller notes the bed remains elusive as William Miller built a diving board. locals seek the thrill despite icy water and rugged rocks. A 12 year old film scene with Mabel Normand was shot nearby, featuring falls and a collapsing cabin as the heroine is rescued.

Grafton Fairmont Blee Tygarts River Coffman Gilbert Miller William Miller Tygarts River Mabel Normand Opera House Coffman Noo Miss Norman

Relief plan proposed for unemployed heads of households

Cleveland reports the Railway Labor Executives Association will urge creation of a federal corporation to finance unemployed households with grants up to 500000 dollars. The text also notes Burma built about 500 temples in ancient times and cites a pork production figure of 23972 pounds over 129 days at 28 cents per pound.

Cleveland Railway Labor Executives Association B. C Burma R. O. Lancaster Vancehoro Wn.o

Confederates pick new chiefs at Richmond reunion

In Richmond on June 24 the United Confederate Veterans and the Sons of Confederate Veterans elected Homer T. Atkinson of Petersburg and Dr William Dancy of Savannah as their respective commanders in chief for the 1933 Confederate reunion. General Harry Reno Lee announced the meeting would not join the Grand Army of the Republic, after a rebuke of a proposal to invite Yankees. A heated reception followed as Gen William Harden urged inviting the Yankees first. Dr Lyon Tyler criticized Lincoln as the boss slacker and attacked Virginia’s adoption of Muzzey’s History in schools, denouncing Muzzey as Lincoln crazy and praising Robert E. Lee.

Richmond United Confederate Veterans Sons of Confederate Veterans Homer T. Atkinson Petersburg William Dancy Savannah Grand Army of the Republic Harry Renne Lee Nashville Atkinson William Harden The Georgia Veterans Lyon Tyler United States Lincoln Virginia Board of Education Muzzy Virginia Muzzey Dr.Tyler Robert E. Lee Lee

Old Coffman houses razed in Grafton area cleanup

The old Coffman coal company houses in Coffman are being razed by Wade Lambert and Guy Robinson of Grafton. The small frame structures, once housing Coffman Coal Company workers, are being moved as requested. Residents call the vacant homes eyesores and welcome the change. Nearby Wenona saw similar razing last year, with structures relocated to Rock Lake near Grafton on the Tygart River in Marton county.

Coffman Wade ‘Lambert Guy ‘Robinson Grafton Coffman ~ Goal Company Wenona Rock Lake Tygarts River Marton County

Trial Today in Bledsoe Stengen Murder Case

Testimony finished and final arguments set to begin in the murder trial of R. C. Bledsoe and Cosmo Stengen for the slaying of Constable John F. Donohoe in Uniontown Pennsylvania. Tony Bell, former county detective and star state witness, faces a perjury charge after testimony. Judge Morrow orders immediate indictment prep. Mike Bond testified that Bledsoe confessed involvement, while the defense notes Bell’s alleged criminal past.

Uniontown R. C. Bledsoe Cosmo Stengen John FP. Donohoe Tony Bell S. John Morrow Bell Mike Bond Fayette County Bledsoe Donohoe Tes‘timony

Went Virginia branch postmasters elect leaders at Bluefield meet

Thomas Mart Feee Charleston and B Kenniburg of Thomas were elected president of the Virginia branch of the National Postal Union. Bluefield was selected for the 1989 meeting. Leslie C. Halbritter and others were reelected to officer posts, with F O Tromp mars named treasurer and Mrs. A E Bumphrey elected secretary. Mr and Mrs J L Howerd of Imperial West Virginia visiting relatives in Grafton note their return home.

Charleston B. Kenniburg Thomas Wentginia National Oue Bluefield Leslie C. Halbritter Et Tunnelton Lodge Ross cTromp Mars A. E. Bumphrey East Lngton I, Lynch Gorthania J. L. Howerd Imperial W. Va Grafton

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