Society Notes Highlight Coral Parrish Montgomery Editor
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Coral Parrish Montgomery
Bethany College Dance Curbs Spark Student Budget Debate
Bethany College Dean Forrest H. Kirkpatrick urged a curtailment of spring social activities in a speech accusing fraternities of spending on extravagant dances. He proposed reallocating funds from commencement events to aid needy students amid protests of Bourbon prince style parades. The notice also reports Legion Auxiliary and social club meetings and upcoming events across Bethany on March 21.
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Bethany College
Bethany
Dean Forrest H. Kirkpatrick
The Sun and Summer Beauty Caution by Phyllis Clare
Stage actress Phyllis Clare warns that summer temptations to overdo tanning can harm health and beauty. She notes sun exposure benefits but stresses risks for sensitive skin and advises careful protection on beaches and avoiding blistering rays.
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Phyllis Clare
Testimony On Silicosis Injury In Virginia Tunnel Case
Fayetteville March 21 testimony by Wilson Harling a black workman stated he became permanently disabled from breathing silica sand in the power dam tunnel. He testifies in the trial of Robert S Johnson suing Rinehart and Dennis Co Inc Charlottesville Va for twenty five thousand dollars for permanent injury claimed from silicosis and lung disease. Harling said his health was good before the tunnel work but after months there it was permanently impaired.
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Fayetteville
Wilson Harling
Harling
Robert S. Johnson
Rinehart and Dennis Company, Inc
Charlottesville
Illinois Employment Showing Increase
Chicago March 21 The state division of statistics reports February data showing 1571 industrial establishments in Illinois increasing employment by 1.3 percent and boosting payrolls by 1.9 percent.
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Illinois
Chicago
Howard B. Myers
State Division of Statistics and Research
Britain Drops Renewal of Soviet Pact
London reports Britain suspends negotiations for a commercial treaty with Soviet Russia after the arrest of Metropolitan-Vickers officials. Captain Anthony Eden cited British subjects facing mistreatment as the reason, while Moscow offered no official reaction amid calls to release the detained executives.
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London
House of Commons
Great Britain
Russia
Anthony Eden
Metropolitan Vickers Co
Eden
Moscow
Metropolitan-Vickers, Co
Metropolitan-Vickers
Supreme Court
Inquire Into Death Causes During Quake Opens
In Los Angeles on March 21 an inquest into the March 10 earthquake deaths opens with District Attorney Baron Fitts in attendance.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Baron Fitts
C O Railroad Reports Increase in Income for February
The Chesapeake and Ohio railway reported a rise in net operating income for February 1932 compared with January, with net totaling 2,040,010 against 2,241,267 last year and gross at 7,626,139 versus 7,082,749.
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New York
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Japanese Steamer Out Of Danger Near Aleutians
The Japanese steamer Canadian Seigneur, freed from danger after heavy seas and winds forced a distress call, was sailing unescorted toward the Orient several hundred miles south of the Aleutian Islands, according to last reports from St. Paul Island Alaska dated March 21.
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St. Paul Island
Alaska
Orient
Aleutian Islands
Pennsylvania to Vote on Repeal of Dry Law
Harrisburg Pa March 21 The house passed the Senate bill setting up a convention of 51 delegates to vote on repeal of the 18th amendment The measure approved 132 to 67 goes to the Senate for conference in minor amendments.
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Harrisburg
House
Senate
Quaker State Votes on Sunday Baseball Bill
In Harrisburg Pennsylvania on March 21 the senate passed a bill allowing statewide and local referenda on Sunday baseball and football by a 26 to 23 vote. The measure advances to the house for concurrence on amendments.
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Quaker
Warrisburg
Senate
House
Einstein Home Seized in Caputh Under Munitions Rumors
Berlin March 21 A detachment of national socialists searched Prof Albert Einsteins Caputh country home over rumors of arms and ammunition hidden there but found nothing.
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Berlin
Prof
Albert Einstein
Caputh
Nation
Lone Star Cement announces 10 percent wage hike
In Kansas Banner Springs on March 21 the Lone Star Cement Co. said it would raise wages by 10 percent with immediate effect. The report notes Texas penal system prisoner releases for 1932 cost over $100,000 including $50 per man plus clothing and shoes.
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Kansas Banner Springs
Kan
Lone Star Cement Co
Texas
Grafton man Walter Matheny dies of fall injuries
Walter Matheny 42 of Grafton and Washington succumbed to injuries from a 66 foot fall while working as a structural iron worker. Born March 7, 1891 in Keyser Mineral County he had lived in Washington four months after earlier in Grafton and Pittsburgh. Surviving relatives include his father M L Matheny and siblings Floyd A Matheny Winnie Pebler Mattie Hall and a sister in Pittsburgh. Funeral planned for Wednesday at the church with details pending.
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Walter Matheny
Washington
Keyser
M. L. Matheny
Matheny
William Matheny
Hagerstown
Mineral County
Zenia Vris Matheny
Baptist Church
Structural Iron Workers Union
Floyd
Wheeling
A. Matheny
Pittsburgh
Winnie Pebler
Mattie K. Hall
Grafton
Bombed phrasing fragment hints at a nameless incident
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a bombing reference and a person living in a French territory, but key names, dates, places, and outcomes are missing. The readable portion contains uncertain phrases and lacks coherent facts to identify event or actors.
Beer Can Be Shipped in Virginia but Not Served
Maj. Edwin H. Gibson, assistant attorney general in charge of Virginia prohibition prosecutions, states that once beer is legalized for interstate commerce shipments cannot be obstructed by Virginia authorities. He notes, however, that bay and river boats in Virginia waters may not serve beer to passengers.
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Richmond
Edwin H. Gibson
Virginia Prohibition
Virginia
Nazarene Meeting Continues At Local Church
The Nazarene services extend for a few more days at the church off the main road. Evangelist Rev A J Tosti will share his life story each evening and a hymn will be sung. A warm welcome is extended to all who attend as 312 people were present at the Sunday rally.
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Nazarene
A. J. Tosti
W. C. Jones
Tor
Mrs Griffith Recovers After Dr Pierce’s Prescription
Mrs M J Griffith of 1214 B 7th Ave describes relief from nervousness aches dizzy spells and swollen feet after using Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription. She reports better sleep meals and overall improvement following two bottles. Send for free medical advice from Dr Pierce's Clinic Buffalo NY.
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Charleston
M. J. Griffith
B. 7Th Ave
Dr.Pierce
Dr. Pierce
Buffalo
Roast beef and ham supper notices and local arrivals
Weekend visitors include Harvey H. Bowman and sister Mrs Murriel Cantdell returning to Newark after a stay with Mr and Mrs Fred Gaines of Simpson. Mrs Francis Shay of Wheeling visits relatives. Mrs William Magellran returns from St Louis after her sister Mrs Jeanette Moran McGrath’s death. A.B. Murphy recuperating at West Main street home after a recent operation in New York Hospital.
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St. Paul's M. E. Church
Harvey H. Bowman
Murriel Cantdell
Newark
N. J
Fred Gaines
Simpson
Francis Shay
Wheelings
William Magellran
St Louis
Jeanette Moran McGrath
Martin Shields
Rosemont
Harry & Bloom
Lee Breedlove
Route 5
A.B. Murphy
West Main Street
New York
St. Paul’s M. E
Mayor Kline May Escape Sentence
The case of Pittsburgh Mayor Charles H Kline was returned to Butler county court by the supreme court. Judge Thomas D Finletter will decide whether to modify a six month jail term and a $5,000 fine imposed on the executive for malfeasance. Kline has said he would resign if the sentence is dropped.
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Pittsburgh
Charles H Kline
Butler County
Thomas D. Finletter
Philadelphia
Kline
Brainy beauty wins place in new Spanish diplomacy
Miss Margarita Salaverria a 21 year old law graduate joins Spain's diplomacy as the first female in the foreign service class. ranking 15th amid 259 male aspirants, she vows dedication to the work and expects any post. born in Buenos Aires she grew up in Madrid descendants of Jose Maria Salaverria a noted newspaper man speaks German French and English.
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Hex Smith
Madrid
Margarita Salaverria
Spain
Jose Maria Salayerria
Madrid University
Court Hears Chancery and Civil Matters Dismissals and References
The court in short session heard demurrers and overruled them while an answer was filed in City of Grafton vs. C B Lawhead with receivership matters and a reference to Attorney W P Samples as special commissioner. The docket includes Byron A Sturm and others as cases proceed with a special commissioner named J Guy Allender and further sessions scheduled for 9 o'clock tomorrow to hear additional civil actions.
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H. Glenn
Ethel R. Sturm
W. Heironimus
Ira F. S. Poe
W. P. Samples
Demurrer
City of Grafton
C. B. Lawhead
Otto L. Seranage
G. T. Bartlett
W. C. Lawler
John J. Noll
Maryland Coal Company
J. Guy Allender
Byron A. Sturm
Judges and Jurors Bathe Privacy Upset by Strangers
Erie Pennsylvania reports court house superintendent Edward Schmeltzer told county commissioners that strangers have used a pass key to the jurors dormitory to take showers. He says they also borrowed judges towels and soap and threatens to change the locks if the behavior does not stop.
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Erie
Edward Schmeltzer
Schmeltzer
Court House
Menus of the Day with Old Fashioned Dishes
A printable menu lists Oregon salad for dinner with Fredfact cooked grapefruit juice wheat cereal soft cooked eggs and coffee plus cream of tomato soup crackers pickles sugar cookies tea and plum sauce. It details a dinner of macaroni and cheese bittered spinach bread and Oregon salad, caramel dumplings and a dessert mold with lemon gelatin apples carrots celery prunes. A recipe section covers a lemon gelatin dessert and a syrupy dumpling bake with flour mix and butter, plus a note on meat stock substitutions.
Grand Lodge Assembly to Meet in Fairmont Thursday
Fairmont will host a meeting of the Grand Council of the Grand Lodge of Knights of Pythias West Virginia in Mountain City Lodge No 48 Castle Hall on Thursday afternoon. Absent but noted are Grand Chancellor James L Dunley and other officers, with a weekly convention at 7 30 pm inviting all Pythians in the region to attend and meet visiting dignitaries.
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Fairmont
Grand Lodge of the Knights of Pythias
Grand Domain of
West Virginia
Castle Hall
Mountain City Lodge No. 48
Grand Lodge
James L. Dunley
Wellsburg
Robert H. Weber
Huntington
W. J. W. Scott
Charleston
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