Convention trip for state forest woodmen Circle leaders
Mrs Daisy Dotson state auditor and Miss Eleanor Jacobs eastern district secretary will travel Thursday to Clarksburg to attend the state convention of the Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle at Stonewall Jackson Hotel March 9 10 and 11 with about 200 attendees including national officers and five drill teams. Notables include city manager Draco Dodrill Rev Frank L Shaffer national president Dora Alexander Talley and Hy etta Snider. Demonstrations pageant and dances on the program.
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Daisy Dotson
Eleanor Jacobs
Clarksure
Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle
Stonewall Jackson Hotel
Draco Do
Frank L. Shaffer
Clarksburg
Dora ‘Alexander Talley
Omaha
Nebr
Henrietta Snider
Richmond
Lyda Pierce
Parkersburg
W. Va
Elm Grove
Linden Grove
Fairmont
Victory Grove Yu
Phillippi
Tau Phi Lambda
Dotson
Jacobs
White Rose Grove No. 2
Grafton
Ex teacher passes Fairmont veteran music teacher dies
Emis S. J. Brobst age 86, former Fairmont City schools music teacher, died of pneumonia. She previously lived in Allentown Pennsylvania.
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Fairmont
Emis
S. J. Brobst
Wideow
Fairmont City
Phewmonia
Allentown
Local Personal News From City Hospital and Home Visits
Virgil Tracy of 504 Gay Street was admitted to City hospital on Tuesday for surgery. Clifford Boylen, also of this city, was discharged from City hospital after medical care. W. Pembroke has returned home after visiting relatives in Baltimore, Maryland.
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Virgil Tracy
Gay Street
City Hospital
Clifford Boylen
Niece of Queen Weds Royalty in London Marriage
King George VI and Queen Elizabeth attended the wedding of Cecilia Bowes-Lyon, 27, to Kenneth Harington, 28, in London. The couple had previously broken an engagement two years earlier due to finances. Harington quit the diplomatic service for a metal firm and the bride maintains a social bureau she founded a year ago.
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London
George VI
Queen Elizabeth
Cecilia Bowes-Lyon
Kenneth Harington
Harington
Bromo Seized by U S Agents in Atlanta
Federal agents held more than 2300 bottles of bromo seltzer after a seizure in Atlanta on charges the product is misbranded and dangerous when used as directed. The District Attorney cited the label directions as misrepresenting safe dosing while the FDA noted listings for acetantalid and sodium bromide as pain killers and sedatives and warned of improper warnings.
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Secret Service
New York
U.S. Treasury
Henry Neuwirth
Alas Braun
Right
Anna
Neuwirth
Taves
Atlanta
Lawrence S. Camp
DI J. J. McMann
Food and Drug Administration
Soviet Woman Flier Appointed Head of International Airlines
Valentina Stepanova Grizodubova, 28, was named chief of the International Airlines department of the Soviet civil air fleet in Moscow. Last autumn she commanded an all woman crew on a nonstop 3,717 mile flight from Moscow to the Far East ending near Komsomolsk on the lower Amur river.
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Moscow
Valentina
Stepanova Grizodubova
International Airlines
Far East
Komsomolsk
Amur
Sentencing of Hines Postponed Ten Days
New York March 8 District Attorney Dewey said James J Hines political protector of Dutch Schultz was sentenced postponed from March 13 to March 23 after Feb 25 conviction for conspiracy and operating a lottery policy game. J Richard Davis and Harr Schoehaus sentencing postponed to March 22 due to Justice Pecora illness.
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New York
Thomas E. Dewey
James J. Hines
Lammany
Hines
Dewey
Dutch Schultz
Schultz
J. Richard
Dixie) Davis
Policy Mob
Harr Schoehaus
Ferdinand Pecora
Tonsil Operation Declared Madge Evans Personal Affair
The Board of Tax Appeals ruled that a tonsil operation was Madge Evans personal. It denied her claim that $459 for the tonsillectomy could be deducted as a business expense due to colds and voice interference. Evens challenged a 1934 tax bill of $2,337, seeking $17,140 in deductions instead of $10,699.
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Washington
Board of Tax Appeals
Madge Evans
Prosector Graves Denies Neglect in Kansas City Case
W W Graves, Kansas City county prosecut or, defends his conduct amid indictments as the state supreme court signals support. The dispute pits Democratic leaders Tom Pendergast and Gov Lloyd Stark, with Stark accusing broken law enforcement and Graves tied to Pendergast. Attorney General Roy McKittrick notes Graves may remain in office during pending misdemeanor charges.
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Kansas City
W. W. Graves
Jackson County
State Supreme Court
Graves
Tom Pendergast
Lloyd C. Stark
Pendergast
Stark
Roy McKittrick
Lower Merion High School vetoes Prince Charming vote
Lower Merion Pa March 8 The student council vetoed a plan to elect a boy as Prince Charming at the annual dance by secret ballot. They argued it would unfairly handicap girls and force a boy to start life under such a label.
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Lower Merion
Lower Merion High School
Aged Cage Fan Breaks Leg but Keeps Cheering
In Frankfort Indiana on March 8 William Sibbitt an 86 year old farmer toppled from his seat at a high school basketball game. He pulled himself back and cheered on through the end of the game before discovering his leg was broken.
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Lucretia Parents ‘Teachers Association
James O. Parkhill
Roy Scouts
St. Pauis M.E. Church
Parkhill
Robert
Herman Price
Wolf Bppatrol
Harry Murray
William Bennett
Flint and Steel
Carl White
W. A.camden
G. B. Tucker
Walter Wood
Robert Hathaway
Frankfort
Ind
William’ Sibbitt
Bill Aims to Aid Business with Loss Carryover Plan
Washington March 8 High Treasury officials outlined a proposed corporate income tax provision allowing loss carryover to offset profits in good years. The idea echoes 1921 29 rules but faces Treasury uncertainty until March 15 tax receipts. Business groups argue loss carryover is essential for tax fairness and would cost little to the treasury.
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Washington
Treasury
Corporation
Morgenthau
National Association of Manufacturers
Republicans Push Byrd Bill In House Fight
Washington March 8 House Republicans press to substitute Byrd D Va for administration reorganization measure while Democrats expect to defeat the plan and push their own with party line votes. Amendments to align with Byrd under drafting, while Roosevelt signals possible extra funds for WPA extensions.
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Washington
House
Byrd
D-Va
Rep. Keller
D-Ill
Congress
Senate
Rep
Warren
D-Nc
Kennedy family heads to coronation in Rome
Ambassador Joseph P. Kennedy and seven of his children travel in a sleeping car to Rome for Pope Pius XII's coronation. Joseph Kennedy Jr and John Kennedy follow on Saturday. Mrs. Kennedy is already in Rome. Roosevelt named Kennedy special representative at the ceremony.
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London
Joseph P. Kennedy
Rome
Pius XII
Joseph, Jr
John
Kennedy
Roosevelt
Lewis urges continued labor reform amid AFL CIO split
The report notes Daniel J. Tobin's shift on labor peace after initially refusing to serve. AFL plans remain unclear beyond a blunt refusal to accept Lewis' proposals for amalgamating the CIO and four groups, signaling ongoing tensions within the labor movement.
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Lewis
Daniel J. Tobin
AFL
CIO
One Dead Two Miners Hurt Near Charleston
In the Point Lick mine of Hatfield Campbell's Creek Coal company a fatal accident left Allen Martin 25 dead when crushed by a motor. Earlier George Adkins coal loader was buried by slate fall and George Rhodes motor brakeman suffered a crushed ankle. Adkins and Rhodes were taken to Charleston for treatment.
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Charleston
Point Lick
Hatfield-Campbell's Creek Coal Company
Allen Martin
George Adkins
George Rhodes
Adkins
Rhodes
Mayor Irons Reelected In Close Sutton Vote
In Sutton on March 8 Mayor L C Irons, a joint Peoples and Citizens candidate, won 1783 votes to 1296 for Harley C Kesling. An adjacent notice reports Mrs W H Leem, 76, Sutton resident and hardware merchant’s wife, died from pneumonia.
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Sutton
Eumonia
W. H. Leem
World's Tonic Aids Digestion In Morgantown Ad
Mrs. Martha Wood of 501 White Ave Morgantown West Virginia endorses World's Tonic to ease indigestion and bloating after heavy meals. The ad touts old country medicinals and gentle laxative action, with availability at Union Drug Red Cross Pharmacy.
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Martha Wood
White Ave
Morgantown
W. Va
St Union Drug
Oh Red Cross Pharmacy
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