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Grafton Sentinel

Location

Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1939

Page

6

Balcony for field-house proposed at Grafton High

Taylor County Board of Education plans balcony expansion to Riverside drive field-house to ease overflow for tournaments and regular games. Architect Carlton Wood of Clarksburg preparing plans as cost remains the main obstacle, with an architect's estimate due soon. Doors open 6 30 for public sales. season ticket holders admitted first.

Riverside Drive Grafton High School Taylor County Board of Edication Carlton Wood Clarksburg E. G. Kuhn Grafton High Torlock Rasmussen

Capacity crowds expected for two night engagement

The article notes that seats cannot be held for late arrivals and a full house is anticipated for both nights due to strong advance ticket sales indicating high demand and high turnout.

France Plans Cautious Stance on Czech Crisis

French officials said Paris kept a neutral line on the Czech situation while monitoring developments. Foreign Minister George Bonnet discussed the European crisis with Mar hall Henri Petain, who departs for Burgos tonight as France’s ambassador to Nationalist Spain.

NAZP Robert Coulondre Berlin Germany Bonnet Great Britain Poland Foreign Ministry Coulondre France George Bonnet Marchal Henri Petain Spain Burgos

Knights of Columbus Plan Special Meeting

Joseph Maske grand knight announces a special meeting of East Main street council in the council chambers at 8 30 p m. Officers describe the session as of utmost importance and invite non members to attend. Members are urged to be present.

Knights of Columbus East Main Street Joseph Maske

How Women in Their 40s Can Attract Men

Advice targets women during middle age fearing loss of appeal from 88 to bt and mood changes. Suggests air, sleep, and a vegetable tonic to aid nerves and vitality. Recommends Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a reliable remedy for women facing menopause related discomfort.

Ana Pinkham Eni

Former Grafton Man Dies at Texas Ranch Home

Edward K. Smith aged 65, once of Grafton, died at his sister Myrtle Smiths ranch near Sweetwater Texas on a date in March. He was a former B and O employee. Surviving relatives include sisters Mrs Ethel Cornwell and Miss Lula Smith of Wheeling and local cousins Mrs W N Burdett, Miss Kate Smith, and Mrs Allie Chamberlain. Local relatives have been advised.

Edward K. Smith Myrtle Smith Sweetwater Texas George Emily Mallonee Smith Grafton Ethel Cornwell Lula Smith Wheeling W. N. Burdett Kate Smith Allie Chamberlain

Operators Draft Reply To Proposals Of Union

Bituminous coal operators met to day to draft a reply to miners proposals for higher wages and shorter hours over the next two years. The group stayed silent ahead of a joint conference with the United Mine Workers of America this afternoon. Union plans include a 50 cent per hour wage increase a six hour day a five day week 200 working days a year and two weeks vacation.

New York United Mine Workers of America

Airplane Club Meet Postponed To March 28

The Black Hawk Model Airplane club held a short meeting at the Recreation Center on Latrobe Street. New members joined the discussion of Problems in Model Building. The flying meet was postponed to March 28 to allow time for model construction. Information to enter the meet is available at 106 Latrobe Street Recreation Center.

Black Hawk Model Airplane Club Latrobe Street

River recedes after crest at Wheeling

The Ohio River fell from a 25.7 foot crest at Wheeling on March 15, about nine feet below flood stage. Authorities reported the crest and subsequent drop as the river receded from major flooding levels.

Wheeling Ohio

Jackie Denies Case Settled In Hollywood News

Jackie Coogan, seeking a movie job in Hollywood, denied reports of a property settlement with his mother. He claimed the talks and alleged split of his $4 million earnings are unclear and skeptical of a fair court settlement. He noted his fortune had dwindled to about $225,000 to $300,000.

Hollywood Jackie Coogan Jackie Lillian Coogan Bernstein Arthur L. Bernstein

Soviet Army Is Prepared for Rapid Retaliation

Moscow reports wartime readiness as Voroshilov proclaims a vastly augmented Red Army and Air Force ready to swiftly punish aggression. New planes can climb 50 000 feet and bombs total 6160 tons in a single flight, with strength doubling since 1914. The note cites August victory on the Siberia Korea frontier and defends against claims of Soviet weakness from purges.

Wade Werner Moscow Klementi E. Vorosh- Hoff Communist Party Czecho-Slovakia Munich Soviet Union Europe Hitler Joseph Stalin Russia Voroshilott Augustictory Germany Red Army Manchoukuo Siberia-Korea- Manchoukuo Michail Nikhilevich Tukhachevsky

Doctor Holt Improves After Pneumonia Attack

Weston report says Dr. Matthew S. Holt, 88, father of U. S. Senator Rush D. Holt, showed improvement today from bronchial pneumonia. Senator Holt and his sister Mrs. Jane Chase remained at his bedside.

Weston Matthew S. Holt U. S Rush D. Holt Holt Jane Chase

Duquesne Coach Resigns Abruptly After 1936 Tenure

John P. Little Clipper Smith resigns today as head football coach and athletic director at Duquesne University. His departure ends a tenure begun in 1936 after succeeding Christy Flanagan. His reasons were not announced. Smith had previously coached at Trinity College North Carolina State Newark Academy and Georgetown.

Pittsburgh John P. ‘Little Clipper Smith Duquesne University Smith Knute Rockne Notre Dame Trinity College North Carolina State Newark N. J Georgetown Christy Flanagan Flanagan

Mussolini Holds Cabinet Meeting on Czecho Slavic Crisis

Rome reports Premier Mussolini met with his cabinet as the government discussed Germany extending protection over the Czech Slovak republic. Observers noted early cabinet gathering hinted at talks on the eastern European situation with Hungary's move toward Carpatho Ukraine. Italian media adopted a milder tone, praising developments but avoiding earlier jubilation over Axis gains.

Rome Mussolinii Germany Italy Europe Stefani Mussolini Il Popolo di Roma Prague Munich

Child Who Played With Matches Fatally Burned

Four year old Taelma Dolores Drummond died today after her clothes caught fire while she played with matches in her yard. She lived on Davisson's Run about four miles from Clarksburg. Her death marks the third burn fatality in Harrison county this year.

Clarksburg Taelma Dolores Drummond Davisson

Collins Announces Red Cross Radio Broadcast

Frank C Collins chairman of the Taylor county Red Cross announces a 9 30 to 10 p m broadcast on the MES chain featuring an interview on the early history of the Red Cross and life saving instruction with Commodore W E Longfellow The program titled Famous First Facts aims to educate listeners on notable firsts in Red Cross history.

Frank C. Collins Tayloriy County The American Red Cross MES Red Cross Life Saving Instruction Commodore Wi E. Longfellow

Russia says Japan may sail fishing fleet April 10

Russia warns that Japan could send its fishing fleet to Siberian grounds by April 10 if no settlement is reached on fishing privileges. The Soviet navy may escort up to 20000 Japanese fishermen to the area and some ships have moved toward Korean bases amid talk of a possible clash. Tokyo hopes for an 11th hour settlement despite past open breaks.

Ing Japan Soviet Union Siberia Tokyo

World's Tonic advertised as nerve and bowel aid

An old advertisement urges steady nerves with a time proven tonic for all ages. It claims World's Tonic builds resistance calms nerves aids bowel action and requires no extra pills. Sold at Union Drug Co and other drug stores.

Union Drug Co Red Cros Pharmacy Love Drug Co Grafton Drug and Chemical Co Central Drug Store

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