Three Men Charged With Copper Wire Theft
Three men Drummond George Boylan and Howard Mayle charged with stealing copper wire from Mine Number 1 of Waddell Fuel in Flemington during December arraigned before Justice Ona C Jefferys. They waived preliminary hearing and face grand jury in September. Mayle pleads not guilty while Drummond and Boylan plead guilty. Drummond released on $1000 bond. others jailed. Wire reportedly valued at $20.75, sold for $7.50. Wire theft ongoing and traced by State Trooper Wambleyaid.
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Drummond
George Boylan
Howard Mayle
Flemington
Ona C. Jefferys
W. G. Wembley
Harry Batson
Rosemont
Boylen
James Johnston
Nestorville
Mayle
Hiram Mayle
Went Hill
Boy-ton
Waddell Fuel Company
Wambleyaid
Wamsley
Fourth of July Fireworks Start At Nine O Clock
Thayer's hill will host fireworks starting at 9 o'clock on July 4. Ralph H. Cling of Monongah division missile shop leads the display, assisted by Fred Held and John Forcello.
More Men Hired for Tygart Valley Flood Dam
At the court house J E Fisher National Reemployment Service reports 72 common and four skilled laborers sent to the dam yesterday and 20 common laborers the day before. The office will be open Sunday 9 am to 3 pm for men who received notices today to report.
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Tygart Valley River
J. E. Fisher
National
Court House
Senate Gridlocked Over Death Penalty And Holding Firms
Senate debate continues on the death sentence with administration siren, while the House drops a holiday plan and moves to remove holding companies. Roosevelt backs a Senate bill replacing the House measure, arguing elimination of parasitic firms benefits stockholders. Leaders claim growing support, estimating a margin of about 28 votes.
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Hay
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Securities Commission
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Jeery led a counter affidavit and plea for the Thornton firm order signed yesterday by Judge Dent. A certified check for 1000.37 was filed in settlement of a chancery suit by Snider Coal Co.against Sturm Coal Co. Attorneys for the plaintiff were Frant A. Parrack and G. W. Ford. for the defendant Hugh R. Warder and J. Guy Allender. On motion by Eugene Sommerville for C Whitescarver in a divorce against Hattie Whitescarver the case was dismissed as another suit remains pending from a former term in which Mrs. Whitescarver was granted a divorce. W Merle Watkins represents Mrs. Whitescarver.
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Thornton
Dent
Eircuit
Snider Coal Company
Sturm Coal Company
Frant A. Parrack
Kingwood
G. W. Ford
Hugh R. Warder
J. Guy Allender
Eugene Sommerville
C. C. Whitescarver
Hattie Whitescarver
Missing Illinois tourists puzzle deepens in New Mexico
Relief teams and volunteers pushed through heat to locate four Illinois visitors missing in western New Mexico near Socorro. Authorities weigh a double homicide theory as two men may have killed the couple and hid bodies along an unused trail or the Rio Grande with new clues a bloodstained bedspread and an old dollar bill found west of Bocorro. Governor Clyde Tingley calls the dollar bill important and seeks info from a truck driver who aided the car’s driver on May 23.
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Socorro
New Mexico
Illinois
George Lorius
Albert Heberer
Rio Grande
Loriuy
Bocorro
Clyde Tingley
Lorlus
Mrs Waley Transferred Within Tacoma Jail
Mrs Margaret Thulia Waley 19 is moved between cells and guarded by officials in Tacoma to allow her to consult with attorneys before her July 5 kidnapping trial. She faces charges alleging involvement with husband Harmon Waley and fugitive William Mahan in abducting nine year old George Weyerhaeuser and using the mails for a $200000 ransom note.
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Tacoma
Wash
Margaret ‘Thulia Wale
George Weyerhaeus
Harmon Waley
McNeil Island Federal Penitentiary
George
Olympia
U. 8
A. J. Chitty
Youth Struck and Killed by Auto Near Wheeling
In Wheeling this morning, Earl Francis aged 19 was killed when an automobile struck him just after he stepped from a railroad train. He had been visiting friends at Columbus. Police exonerated the driver pending investigation.
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Wheeling
Earl Francis
Francis
Columbus
Drivi
Dorsey Stevens Wins Central Pet Show at School Center
Dorsey Stevens wins first prize at Central school's pet show with a grey cat in a wagon display. Patty Sloan's dog and Betty Sloan's rabbit take second and third. Cecil Nicola defeats Chester Proudfoot in horseshoes 28 to 13 to claim barnyard champion. Community Night draws about 50 parents and 183 children with folk dances and music.
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Dorsey Stevens
Central School Play Center
Patty Sloan
Betty Sloan
Cecil Nicola
Chester Proudfoot
Lin
Corsican ex-police chief in Paris duel wounds predecessor
Paris June 29 Jean Chiappe former prefect of Paris police and president of the Paris municipal council shot and wounded Pierre Godin Chiappes predecessor. Both men fired twice at 25 paces with Chiappes last bullet grazing Godin above the right thigh a superficial wound doctors said Godin was carried to Mme Cotys home for treatment chiappe and godin remained unreconciled after the duel and the affair drew attention amid other Paris sport and political news
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Jean Chiappe
Paris Police
Pierre Godin
Chiappe
Godin Jra
Godin
Armand Massard
Josten
Massard
Lucien Gaudin
Jean Borotra
Didier Poulain
Mme. Coty
Bois
de Boulogne
Grose Guilty in Gas Theft Case
William Miller Grose of City was arraigned before Justice Ona C. Jefferys, pled guilty to two charges, and received a $10 fine and 30 days in jail. He admitted driving without a license, got 10 days. also pleaded guilty to attempting to steal gasoline from Frank Reed’s car at the carnival grounds, receiving 20 days and another $10 fine. Deputy Sheriff Harry Bannon arrested him Thursday night during the transfer of gasoline to his car.
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William Miller Grose
City
Ona C. Jefferys
Grose
Justice of the Peace
Frank Reed
Harry Ban
Body of Linen Supply Man Found in Sound
Port Chester New York June 29 A body identified by police as Joseph Goodglass president of Hydrox Linen and Supply Company of New York City was found today tightly bound in the waters of Long Island Sound near here The circumstances were identical with those in the finding this morning of a body reported to be Arthur M Collens Jr in the pool of Blythwood sanitarium at Greenwich three miles away where he was a patient
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Port Chester
N.Y
Joseph Goodglass
Hydrox Linen and iSupply Company
New York City
Long Island
Arthur M. Collens, Jr
Blythwood Sanitarium
Greenwich
Fireworks Sale Outside City Limits Sparks Prohibition
In Clarksburg on June 29 a tent village sprang up outside city limits to sell fireworks banned inside the city. Police noted buyers may be disappointed as the ordinance also bars discharge of the fireworks.
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Clarksburg
Salvation Army Drive Reaches Just Over Nine Hundred
Slightly over 900 dollars has been collected by Salvation Army workers in the current drive toward a 1400 dollar goal to fund spiritual and character building activities for the coming year. Mrs John Campbell wife of the local corps commandant left yesterday to teach Bible class at the Young People camp in West Virginia Maryland division which runs from yesterday through July 9.
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Salvation Army
John Campbell
Army Corps
Erm
West Virginia
Maryland
Young People's Camp
Ministerial Group To Hold Meeting Monday
Members of the Taylor County Ministerial association will hold their last summer meeting Monday at 10 oclock in Andrews M E church. Major John Campbell announced plans for a summer picnic and Rev Lois R Luzader will be the principal speaker.
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Taylor County Ministerial Association
Andrews M. E
John Campbell
Lois R. Luzader
Portugal Hit Reaches Nine Deaths From Sunstroke
Portugal reported nine deaths from sunstroke within 24 hours as the country endures extreme heat. The figure reflects a continued tally across the region, underscoring a deadly heat wave.
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Portugal
Tornado and floods sweep Portugal leaving many missing
A tornado and heavy rain hit Portugal on June 29 causing darkening of Porto, flooding of Moncorvo and Vianna do Castelo with panicked residents. Dozens reported dead or missing as livestock were swept away and property damage spread across rural districts.
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Lisbon
Ugal
Opporto
Moncorbo
Vianna Do Castello
Congress Anticipates Longer Fight Over Taxes and Court Gaps
Congress moves past a jam on the security program but faces extended battles ahead. President Roosevelt’s push for higher taxes on the wealthy and legislation to close gaps from the gold decision keeps pressure on leaders who forecast two more months of debate and action.
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Congress
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Four Major New Deal Measures Highlight Session Actions
The session saw four big moves including a 4.8 billion work relief fund and extension of a skeletal NRA, plus a tax plan expected to raise 500 million annually. Congress moved most regular appropriations, while several minor bills also advanced, with over a thousand measures acted on by Senate committees.
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White House
Senate
Congress Bally
Roosevelt
World ‘Court
House
Senator Long
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