Want A Job Employment Form For The Grafton Sentinel
Help wanted notice for job seekers listing multiple positions from painting to driving and clerking. Respondents fill this form and mail it to the Employment Editor at The Grafton Sentinel for confidential consideration with no cost to applicants.
Adolescence conflicts over trivial matters
The piece discusses how teen disputes focus on dress, conven tions, manners, and small details like silk stockings at school or worn cords. It explains these battles express a need for autonomy and control, and urges parents to guide only in vital areas, fostering understanding to improve parent child relationships.
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Janet
John
Harrison County to Hold Municipal Elections June 3
Clarksburg May 7 In Harrison county many towns will hold municipal elections on Tuesday June 3. Elected officials take office July 1. Nominal conventions will be held in the next two or three weeks. Nutter Fort Bridgeport Lamport West Milford are among towns in the county.
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Clarksburg
Moonshine Fires Suspected in Local Forests
Elkins May 7 report by U S forest supervisor C Perkins notes several recent forest fires in the area resembling the so called moonshine fires. Foresters indicate the blazes are not started by moonshine makers but require investigation.
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Elkins
C. Perkins
U. S
Moonshiners Targeted by Enemies Triggering Fire Drills
The text notes that moonshiners are targeted by enemies who want to draw officers toward stills. Some incite fires in nearby forests to lure fire fighters to locate and destroy the equipment.
Mother Kills Continues After Page One Scene
Police puzzle over exact method as Blaine 10 and other children survive a family tragedy. A neighbor heard murder cries and a man pulled back into the house. Victims include twins Alice and Alan Yeldem aged 3 and siblings Wayne 7 Byron 8 Eleanor 9 Elaine 10 and Eldon 19.
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Jaic
Mildred
Tom
Alice and
Alan Yeldem
Wayne Yeldem
Byron Yelldem
Eleanor Yeldem
Elaine Yeldem
Eldon Geller
Carthage Catholic rites mark historic site shift
Catholics describe Carthage once a great western city with a million residents at its peak now reduced to about 200 houses, mostly Arab homes. The cathedral St Louis on the highest hill dominates the streets where ceremonies will occur, with pilgrims treading through areas filled with deep human history and blood.
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Carthage
St. Louis
Vernon Mays Fined on Moonshine Charge in Police Court
Vernon Mays, son of Sheriff W. J. Mays, was fined 200 in police court after a May 3 arrest for possession of moonshine liquor. A similar charge against Mrs. Vernon Mays was dismissed. Mays appealed the case and left the courtroom as Chief of Police Selvey placed him under arrest for allegedly carrying a concealed weapon during the incident.
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Vernon Mays
Taylor County
W. J. Mays
Charles O. King
Mays
Selvey
Demoss
ORANGE BRAND TONIC Restores Health for Woman in Ohio
Mrs. Adam Brigner of New Boston near Portsmouth Ohio reports long standing kidney and bladder troubles. After six bottles of ORANGE BRAND TONIC and golden NUGGETS her health improved dramatically with normal kidney function better digestion sound sleep and increased strength. She urges others with kidney or bladder distress to try the treatment and notes Gratton Drug and Chemical Co sells it.
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New Boston
Portsmouth
Ohio
Gratton Drug, & Chemical Co
Radio Program Schedule Across Eastern Stations
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Amos
Andy Scores Lopes
Rise of Goldbergs
Harry Kogen
Foresters Quartet
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Vivienne Segal
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CBS
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Paul Whitenan
Mildred Hunt
Mik
Job Wanted Advertisement Seeks Applicant For Short Term Work
Employment notice invites a man or woman for a one day or short term assignment. Confidential handling, single interview, no obligation if not selected. Salary details left to employer. Mail the blank to the Employment Editor at once and set a meeting date three days after the offer.
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Aften Sentinel
Message Asking Help Renews Hunt For Girl
Police renew efforts to find Evelyn White a 14 year old high school student missing since Monday after she telephoned her parents pleas for help saying she was not free and did not know where she was. Her parents Mr and Mrs Alex White reported the call ended abruptly and police think she was forced away from the telephone.
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Pittsburgh
Evelyn White
Alex White
Stimson Seeks Quick Senate Action on Naval Pact
Senator Robinson of Arkansas and Senator Reed of Pennsylvania expect hearings by the Foreign Relations Committee to take about a fort night before the treaty goes to the Senate. Senator Watson pledged immediate consideration, with Reed returning to the Capitol after a meeting with President Hoover who showed confidence in early ratification of the pact.
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Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Watson
London
Reed
Hooverth
India Boycott Flares Amid Riots After Gandhi Arrest
Police charged a mob of weavers at the Standard Mill in Bombay as protests over Mahatma Gandhi’s arrest spread. Rioters fought police, whence reinforcements restored order, while authorities warned against a broader revolutionary movement.
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Bombay
India
Mahatma Gandhi
College student struck by discus in critical condition
Buckhannon May 7 The condition of Melville Marshall 18 a Wesleyan College student remained critical last night after being struck by a discus April 14 His skull was fractured He is stepson of Mrs T C Fisher of this city
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Melville Marshall
Wesleyan College
Marshall
T. C. Fisher
Drys To Oppose Morrow for Senate If He Declares For Prohibition
Newark May 7 The Anti-Saloon League of New Jersey warns Dwight W Morrow that unless he declares for prohibition in his campaign against Joseph S Frelinghuysen for the Republican senatorial nomination, a dry candidate will be named The league’s leaders say the public expects a candidate who can vote with a clear conscience Pending a final decision after all candidates speak Morrow has not yet stated his position Frelinghuysen has declared himself a wet.
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Morrow
Senate
Newark
N. Jy
AntiSaloon League of
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Dwight W . Morrow
Prohibition
Joseph S. Frelinghuysen
League
James K. Shields
Frelinghausen
Accidental death verdict in Reynolds case
Weston May 7 Richard Reynolds died from accidentally discharging a high powered rifle coroner's jury found after investigating Reynolds near his former home on Third Street The verdict clarified the fatality as unintended and incident related to a weapon in his possession.
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Richard Reynolds
Young Reynolds
Third Street
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