Funeral Hour Set for C Truman Reynolds
C Truman Reynolds 57 of Flemington rural routes died at home and will be laid to rest at Harmony Grove Baptist Church Wednesday at 2 PM under Paul Tetrick. Survived by Mary Tetrick Reynolds his wife, two brothers, three sisters, a half sister and Ray Curry. He was born in Taylor County and worked as farmer grocer and school official. formerly ran Reynolds Hart grocery at 801 West Main Street. Funeral details note a state viewing and burial afterward.
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McGee
Har- Grove Baptist Church
J.J. Poling
Belington
J. T. Harvey
Pruntywill
Paul Tetrick
Shinns
Taylor County
Charles
Martha Jane Linn
Grace Hart
Mary Tetrick Reynolds
Sidney Reynolds
Fair
Rufus Reynolds
A. 5
Tg. Presley Cropp
Gall
Flemington
B. O. Tucker
Grafton
Ray Curry
Reynolds
C Atten
Js County
West Main Street
Reynolds A Hart
Creek
Harmony Grove
Davey Aides Face Arrest in Ohio Indictments
Columbus June 28 A Franklin county grand jury indicted seven Davey campaign aides and six others for receiving or soliciting contributions from state civil service workers. Gov Martin L Davey and cabinet member N Ray Allison were named among those charged. Atty Gen Herbert Duffy led the probe and said no comment on further indictments.
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Columbus
Martin L. Davey
Franklin County
Davey
N. Ray Allison
Clevehyad
Herb. Duffy
FWA Grants State Money To Build Hopemont Barn
The Farm Welfare Administration approves funds to construct a cow barn at Hope Mont tuberculosis sanitarium under a spending program. The grant totals 4061 dollars with total project cost around 6000 dollars. Walter R. Thurmond, a board member, notes bids will open in about two weeks and construction should begin in six weeks.
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FWA
Hopemont
Ee Bry
Walter R. Thurmond
Sarajevo marks 24th anniversary of Archduke’s assassination
June 28 1914 shots in Sarajevo started World War I. A faded bouquet rests on Gavrilo Princip’s grave and tourists linger at the Miljacka bridge tablet. Dr. Milan Pfeiffer, the examining magistrate, recalls Princip as courageous, not a hero, while noting there are no monuments or songs honoring him.
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Sarajevo
Yugoslavia
Franz Ferdinand
Sophie
Austria-Hungary
Gavrilo Prinzip
Miljjazka River
Prinzip
Milan Pfeiffer
Dr. Pfeiffer
Bosnia
Ody
Nedeljko Tschabrinowitsch
Trifko Gragesch
Funeral Directors of State Hold Convention
More than 150 delegates from every section of West Virginia registered for the 44th annual meeting of the West Virginia Funeral Directors association in Huntington. C. A. Ruttencutter of St. Marys is president. Speakers include Charles W. Porterfield Perry O. Powell and A. W. Garnett.
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Huntington
West Virginia Funeral Directors Association
C. A. Ruttencutter
St. Mary's
Charles W. Porterfield
Holton
Kan
National Association
Perry O. Powell
Association
A. W. Garnett
State Department of Public Assistance
Famed Ghetto Delivers Harsh View of Maxwell Street
The piece describes Maxwell Street as a chaotic, crowded market with wares spilling from stalls. It portrays the street as a tawdry commerce hub where pedestrians must navigate a maze of awnings and carts. The author critiques inflated prices and the sensory overload of scents from herring, garlic, popcorn, and fruit.
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Chicago
Maxwell Street
Divorce suit dismissed amid jail term and legal moves
Marie Barnes had her divorce suit against Clyde Ware Barnes dismissed by Judge Herbert W. Dent at a Taylor county circuit court special term. Barnes’ counsel Eugene Sommerville sought dismissal. Barnes remains jailed for adultery in a case with Justice of Peace A B Knabenshue. her husband reportedly plans to pursue a new divorce action. Also noted: Federal Land Bank of Baltimore suit referred to a commissioner in chancery. Walnut street property sale to C Ray Watson for 1700. filing allowed for answer in State Road Commission v Lester Bush suit.
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Marie Barnes
Clyde Ware Barnes
Herbert W. Dent
Taylor County Circuit Court
Eugene Sommerville
Barnes
Federal Land Bank of Baltimore
Ira J. Currey
W. P. Samples
Walnut Street
Mary H. Largent
J. Clark Hamilton
J. W. Hamilton, Jr
G. W. Ford
C. Ray Watson
Lester Bush
Cartle Mt Painter
Lorraine L. Painter
Hazel Painter
State of
Tuberculosis Vaccine Reports Success in Children
Ottawa reports a notable drop in TB deaths among young children after Bacillus Calmette Guérin vaccination. Dr. D A Baudouin presented 573 vaccinated cases and 943 unvaccinated controls, showing 11 deaths among 40 TB cases in the vaccinated group versus 50 deaths among 158 TB cases in the unvaccinated group, with extra immunity to other diseases observed.
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Ottawa
PIA
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Pasteur Institute
Paris
France
D. A. Boudouin
University of Montreal
Boudouin
Louis Pasteur
Baudouin
West Main Street business licenses and permits listed
The text lists Moose and Elks clubs and the DeLuxe restaurant and Standard Cafe operated by E.H. Davis on Latrobe street. It notes a license for the Roll-A-Drome skating rink in the First Ward and references fees and other business permits taken out for local operations.
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West Main ST
Page One
Moose and Elks
E.H. Davis
Latrobe Street
First Ward
Paul Ash
Bitter Battle War War Ends in Primary Field
The document outlines a bitter battle for the Democratic nomination for governor with John N. Hagan, Oliver Rosenberg, and Moses regulars and progressives. For senator the party lines split among J Nygaard, BLA Johansson, and Halvor Li Halvorson. Independent candidate Casas Lis contrasts with party candidates in the primary race.
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Spe
Chamber of Commerce Seeks Middle Ground in Water Rate Hearing
The Wheeling Chamber of Commerce opened its contested city water rate hearing as counsel for all sides called a conference to find compromise. Carl G. Bachmann, ex-congressman, urged the Public Service Commission to cut Wheeling water rates by about $150,000 annually, arguing taxpayers and water users pay twice for bonds funding the system.
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Charleston
Wheeling Chamber of Commerce
Carl G. Bachmann
Public Service Commission
Wheeling
Hunt Funeral Is Wednesday
Preston County authorities closed their investigation into the Sunday drowning of Charles Chick Hunt 47 a former Grafton resident and Bruceton Mill WPA night watchman. They ruled his death accidental probably from a fall from a bridge into Big Sandy. Funeral services are scheduled for 2:30 PM Wednesday at Andrews M E Church with Rev William B Knox officiating and burial at Bluemont Cemetery under G T Bartlett directions.
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Preston County
Charles “Chick” Hunt
Grafton
WPA
Bruceton’s
Hunt
Big Sandy
Bartlett Funeral Home
Andrews M. E
William B.knox
Bluemont Cemetery
G. T. Bartlett
Parker Dam Finished After Militia and Court Battle
June 28. Water backed up behind Parker Dam as Arizona militia and state guards opposed construction. Congress later authorized the project. Parker Dam becomes the world’s deepest at 237 feet below bedrock and will supply 1.0 billion gallons daily via a 352 mile aqueduct to 13 Southern California coastal cities.
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Los Angeles
Parker Dam
Arizona
Congress
California
Colorado
Boulder Dam
B. B. Moeur
Frank Pomeroy
National Guard
Cook
Parker
Pomeroy
Julia B
Nellie T. Bush
Moeur
Ickes
Supreme Court
Tunnels Plugged as Dam Creates New Reservoir
Tunnels carrying the river around the dam were being plugged today. The dam will form a reservoir holding 717000 acre feet of water and extending up to 55 miles in length.
Man Charged With Murder In Connecticut River Slaying
J Paul Bathelt, 25, of New York, son of a Holyoke maker, arraigned in Northampton district court on murder charges in the slaying of Charles Morris, 50, whose cement-encased body was recovered from the Connecticut river. He waived examination, held without bail for October 17 superior court. Police uncertain of Morris’s identity, body found in South Hadley last Wednesday wrapped in a blanket, tied with hay wire, and encased in cement.
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Northampton
Mass
J. Paul Bathelt
New York
Holyoke
Connecticut River
John L. Lyman
Superior Court
Charles Morris
Morris
Barthett
South Hadley
Ex-R RMAN Dies in Huntington
Jefferson D. Springston, a one year old former Chesapeake and Ohio railway employee, died in Huntington on June 28. He was active in Baptist church affairs.
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Huntington
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
First Food Orders For Three Months Are Given
Ty's 66,000 destitute mark the first general food orders since April 15. Councilmen empowered to raise funds to meet the present poor relief crisis planned entertainments, two of whom proposed a $5,000,000 lottery. The council authorized issuing $337,000 in notes in anticipation of 1939 state sales tax receipts, with no relief use. Local bankers agreed to take the notes. A moratorium on rents and utility bills was extended through July.
Two New Buildings Planned at Alderson Prison
The Public Works Administration disclosed the Justice Department will spend 60,000 dollars to construct two buildings for personnel and a staff department at Alderson federal prison for women in West Virginia. Funding comes from a 1,180,000 dollar allotment for personnel housing projects nationwide.
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Washington
Public Works Administration
Justice Department
Alderson
W. Va
Sinks Craft Swamps Japan Siege in Anhwei Floods
Sinks Craft continues from page 1A as the battlefront around Cheng-Chow sees heavy flooding. In Anhwei province the Yangtze River overflow disrupts the Japanese advance upstream toward Han, widening the war’s flooded front and hindering supply lines.
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Japan
Cheng- Chow
Anhwei
Yangtze River
Han
Public Auction of International Dump Truck in Grafton
Public notice for an auction at Arcade Garage Grafton on July 1 at 2 PM for a two ton capacity Model 1934 International dump truck. Auction details reference a vehicle tag 1B 31 and location specifics.
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Arcade Garage
Grafton
Curly Miller and the Ploughboys at High School Auditorium
Curly Miller and the Ploughboys perform at the high school auditorium Tuesday evening. Admission is 25 cents. Tickets go on sale June 25 with FP June 9 and 28 BP markings on the notice.
Rail workers pledge to strike over wage cut
New York report says two thousand railway workers and delegates from 26 000 railroad employees voted to strike rather than accept an 18 percent wage reduction. They urged opposition to cuts and urged railroads to reject any part of a proposed 16 percent concession as inadequate. Mayor Fiorello La Guardia warned the group of a major operation to defend workers’ pay.
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New York
Fiorellone
Idas
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Science Association Heart Report
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Chamber of Commerce
Preston
Paul Whiteman
Paul Douglas
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