First Steps in New Farm Conservation Program This County
Taylor county farms begin a work sheet survey under the National Agricultural Conservation program. No contracts or obligations exist with the worksheet. The effort aims to assess soil-depleting leases, determine farmer payments and eligibility, and guide soil-building practices. Community committees assist, gathering 1935 crop and land data. Patronize Sentinel Advertisers.
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Taylor County
National Agricultural Conservation Program
James L. Copeman
Mr. Copeman
Nightly Radio Schedule Highlights Across NBC CBS and Local Stations
A dense listing of 6:00 p.m. through midnight program blocks across NBC CBS and local stations including WJZ WGN WLW KMOX WCPO WHAS WSAI WAVE WSM WJR WGY and others. Programs feature orchestras, variety shows, dramas, news commentary, operatic and musical acts, and comedic sketches with noted performers and conductors.
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NBC
Amos 'N' Andy
CBS
Kaltenborn
WJZ
Easy Aces
Sketch
KMOXE
WGN
Palmer House
WHAS
Ether
WSAI
Omar
Mystic
Sally Schemerhorn
NBEC
Edwin C. Hill
WMMN
Eleana Moneak
Tony Russell
WAVE
WCPO
Daring Sisters
WLW
Sam and
Abner
Kate Smith
Jé Miller
WGY
Tom Powers
Boake Carter
KDKA
Dan
Sylvia
WSM
Jimmy Matterr
Tom, Dick and
Harry
WSR
Jack Randolph
Good Times Society
WCKY
Art Corner
WHIO
Marvelle
Roy Shields
Jack Hylton
Sammy Fuller
WGBF
Wire—Rubinoff
Florence Fisher
Ted Weems
Phil Levants
Pratt & McNeil
KMOX
Jimmie Mattern
Dream Weaver
Wszz
Charles Dornberger
Tommy Dorsey
Earl Hines
Jesse Crawford
WENR
the King's Jesters
Stasia
Abe Lyman
Wiz—Shander
Bobby Meeker
Benny Goodman
WWVA
Ruby Newman
Henry King
Wuz
George Olsen
Dante
Kmox—King's Orchestra. Wir—Solay Violinist. 12:00—Midnight, Kmox
Phillip Cane
Wave—Club
Hollywood
Whas—Dance Orchestra
Bob Nolan
Chambers quits as board head after quarrel in Charleston
James A. Chambers resigned as president of the state board of control amid a dispute with Governor Kump over loyalty in the Democratic primary. He said no man or group could coerce him and that Holt’s camp accused him of siding with Via and Bittner. Chambers planned to finish state institution matters before returning to Huntington.
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Charleston
James A. Chambers
Board of Control
Chambers
Kump
Iitner
Homer A. Holt
L. R. Via
Huntington
Holt
van A. Bittner
United Mine Workers
Pruntytown
Mr. Via
X x T
Ernest L. Bailey
Mr. Bailey
Via
Bittner
Zang
Statement of Out Campaigning and Alleged Coercion
A speaker contends he had not pledged to the Van Bittner group and refused coercion. He claims accusations are false except a remark that Bailey was a fine gentleman. He says he withdraws amid hurt feelings and unjust criticism while Chambers accuses John Baker White of pressuring state institutions to align employees for Attorney General Halt.
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van Bittner
Bailey
Chambers
John Baker White
Yost Prompts Reply in West Virginia GOP Row
Huntington dispatch reports Natalie Sutherland Walker accuses Lena Lowe Yost of seeking personal honors and patronage while Yost denounces women in GOP as menaced by servitude. Walker cites Yost’s 1920 1932 RNC tenure and alleged monopolization of party honors. In Logan, Trooper Kelly charges Andrew G. Davis with reckless driving after a Greenville elementary pupil is critically injured. Davis posts 1000 bond.
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Huntington
Natalie Sutherland Walker
State
Republican Executive Committee
Lena Lowe Yost
Logan
L. W. Kelly
Andrew G. Davis
Greenville
Ralph Hammonds
Davis
Evacuation Ordered as Ethiopian Tribes Threaten City
American minister to Ethiopia Cornelius Van H. Engert ordered the evacuation of the American legation in Addis Ababa as tribesmen rioted and threatened to destroy the city amid advancing Italian forces. Mrs. Engert remained with her husband during the crisis.
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Cornelius van H. Engert
Ethiopia
Addis Ababa
Engert
U. S
Earle warns Pitt leader over state funds stalemate
Governor George H. Earle warned Pitt leaders that if he must cut the university's million dollar state appropriation he will move funds to other institutions. He demanded alumni elect 15 of 30 trustees and noted scholarships would shift to Penn State Temple or Penn if funds were withdrawn. A legislative committee last year urged alumni board representation amid probes of academic freedom at Pitt.
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Pittsburgh
George H. Earle
University of Pittsburgh
Pitt
Omicron Delta Kappa
John G. Bowman
Pennsylvania State College
Temple University
University of Pennsylvania
Three Blind Girls To Star in Radio Drama
Three blind women from the Light House players of New York City will perform a one act radio play. Lilian Hillman Ruth Askanis and Rose Licarsi memorize their parts as they would on stage. Seeing male lead Lyons Wickland, who acted opposite Mae West, will star in Afternoon, airing via CBS on May 14.
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New York
Stoue
New York City
Lilian Hillman
Ruth Askanis
Rosé Licalsi
Lyons Wickland
Mae West
CBS
Keyser Garden Club Plans Mineral County Flower Show
The Keyser Community Garden club meets today in Keyser to arrange for the Mineral county flower show.
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Keyser
Mineral County
Holt Campaign Attacks Neely and Bittner in Clarksburg Rally
Senator Rush D Holt urged support for Ralph M Hiner for the Democratic nomination and harshly criticized Senator Neely and Van A Bittner. He warned the race hinges on resisting a political dictatorship and denounced politics used to weaponize human misery during wartime. Holt appeared despite a throat infection against medical advice.
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Clarksburg
Rush D. Holt
Ralph M. Hiner
Hiner
Tourisquere
M. M. Neely
van A Bittner
United Line Workers
Neely
Holt
van A. Bittner
Senator Neely
West Virginia
Soap thefts signal river swimmers at capitol
Charleston May 7 report quotes Lawrence Cunningham superintendent of buildings and grounds warning soap thefts from capitol lavatories mark opening of swimming season. He notes the pattern as a sign burliness to river swimmers who come here for soap.
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Charleston
Lawrence Cunningham
Capitol
Jury Shortfall Prompts Court to Draw Additional Jurors
Only 25 of 50 jurors drawn for the spring term reported. Judge Thomas R. Shepherd ordered 16 more jurors to report today to fill the panel for circuit court.
Morgantown Ballot Question on Water Plant Purchase
Morgantown voters will decide in the June 2 municipal election whether the city will buy and operate the Morgantown Water Company's plant. The city council ordered the ballot printed to seek public approval for the water plant purchase and operation.
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Morgantown Water Plant
Morgantown
Jon
Morgantown Water Company
Upton Chosen President of Monongalia Teachers
Morgantown May 7 The Monongalia County Teachers Association elected Arthur V Up ie principal of Morgantown High School as president. Joseph Rosier president of Fairmont State Teachers College addressed the annual meeting.
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Morgantown
Monongalia County
Teachers’ Association
Arthur V. Upie
Joseph Rosier
Fairmont State Teachers’ College
Traffic drive cuts WV April deaths, says police official
West Virginia state police Col. P. D. Shingleton reports the April traffic drive reduced fatalities to 30 from 37 a year earlier. The first quarter totals show 111 deaths, down from 148 in the same period last year.
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Charleston
P. D. Shingleton
West Virginia
Armstr ong graduates list Baccalaureate and normal diplomas
Dr Armstrong reports the graduation of thirty two students from the normal school. Baccalaureate degrees go to Earl Burner Philippi Alvin Clark Weston Elizabeth Gandy Fortesque N J William Lambert Philippi Edwin Robinson Mount Clark Robert Senior Simpson Elbert Stemple Moatsville. Normal diplomas awarded to Anna Se Brownton Juanita Baughman Philippi Chester Cole Clarksburg Frances DeMoss Grafton Benjamin Findley Simpson Sara George Be ington Oswald Gwinn Beckley Leonard Hall Belo Edith Javvis Nellis Warren Kennedy Philippi Virginia Lake Simpson Christine McDaniel Philippi Mary Frances Maynard Barrett Joe Piccolo Brownton Dorothy.
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DR. Armstrong
Earl O. Burner
Philippi
Alvin Clyde Clark
Weston
Elizabeth C. Gandy
Fortesque
N. J
William Lambert
Edwin C. Robinson
Mount Clark
Robert Paul Senior
Simpson
Elbert Stemple
Moatsville
Frank Annese
Brownton
Juanita Elizabeth Baughman
Chester Hoff Cole
Clarksburg
Frances Elinor Deardorff
Winfield
Barbata Frances DeMoss
Grafton
Benjamin Flavius Findley
Sara Dorinda George
Beington
Oswald M. Gwinn
Beckley
Leonard Hall
Belo
Edith Javvis
Nellis
Warren B. Kennedy
Virginia Lake
Christine Elinor McDaniel
Mary
Frances Maynard
Barrett
Joe Piccolo
Dorothy
Notice to Creditors of the Estate of Sarah Ray Deceased
Legal notice directs all persons with claims against the estate of Sarah Ray to exhibit them with vouchers to the Commissioner of Accounts in Grafton West Virginia by November 2 1936 or be barred. The notice bears date April 29 1986 and is signed by J Guy Commissioner of Accounts.
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Sarah Ray
Grafton
Taylor County
West Virginia
Guy
New Way to Hold False Teeth in Place
A brief ad advertises Fasteeth a fine powder to keep dentures firm and comfortable with no taste or sensation. It promises to sweeten breath and is available from druggists in three sizes.
Local graduates and names listed for civic diploma fusion Lake Simpson
A fragmentary list of individuals including Elizabeth Rexg Queen Philippi Mildred Lee Robinson Mount Clare Laula J Leech Galloway Hazel Sherman Belington Dora Sinclair Newburg Carrie Small Independence Maxine Sny der Doris Stalnaker Pauline Stalnaker Philippi Janice Stansberry Neva Stinespring Richwood Brett Strader Philippi Geraldine Sturm Philippi Charles Summers Philippi Mary Swisher Romney Lindsey Wolfe and others, suggesting a fused diploma or recognition event.
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Queen
Philippi
Elizabeth Rexgrode
Charleston
Mildred Lee Robinson
Mount Clare
Laula J. Leech
Galloway
Hazel Virginia Sherman
Belington
Dora Lucille Sinclair
Newburg
Carrie Small
Independence
Maxine Inez Sny
Doris Doreen Stalnaker
Philip
Pauline Stalnaker
Janice Stansberry
Va Stinespring
Richwood
Brett A. Strader
Geraldine Mae Sturm
Philipp
Charles Robert ‘Summers
Mary Anna Swisher
Romney
Lindsey Allen Wolfe
Fusi¢Ye Lake
Simpson
More Detective Stories in the American Weekly
Exciting details of adventures featuring the French detector and the Bertillon system are recounted in the American Weekly. The magazine, sold with the Baltimore American every Sunday, offers these tales from a former associate of the master.
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Bertillion
Master Mind
Big
Baltimore American
All Newsdealers
Ndv
Start a course of S88 Blood Tonic for well being
The ad asserts digestion can be aided by a simple regimen of S88 Blood Tonic to address pale tiredness weight loss and fatigue. It claims blood cells weaken and anemia risk, urging a trial as a safe non organic remedy.
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Walter O'Keefe
Deane Janis
Ted Husing
Glen Gray
Lanny Ross
Frank McIntyre
Winifred Cecil
Sopra
the Haenschen
Ike
Norine Greeman
Gulliver the Traveler
Wynn
Lennie Hayton
Orc
WIZ
Ward
Clyde Trask
WOWO
Wgn—Musicale Revie
WLS
Roy Anderson
Hilltoppers
Ralph Emerson
NOWO
Horace Heidts
Bing Crosby
Jimmy Dort Sey
Bob Burns
Veterans of Foreign Wars
FREY
Mintag
Quarrel
Kamp
Mrs. Yost
Wren
Monongahela System
Earle
Rush
Glenn
Clude
Whitescarver Bldg
Grafton, W. VA
Upton
Monongalia
Gulflube
Chick Lawson
Beech ST
Yate
America
Continental Distilling Corporation
Philadelphia
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