Miss Lucy Luttrell Dies in Washington
Mrs. Bucklew’s sister Miss Lucy Luttrell died in Washington yesterday after an emergency operation. Funeral services will be held tomorrow afternoon in Knoxville Tennessee. Miss Luttrell was a native of Knoxville and daughter of deceased parents. She was wife of a prominent local physician’s sister.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Lucy Luttrell
E. R. Bucklew
Miss Luttrell
Washington
Bucklew
Paint expert Miss Eleanor J Braid to visit Grafton
Miss Eleanor J Braid, a home decoration expert, will visit Grafton Paint store for three days next week. She will address Grafton High School students in home economics and industrial arts, speak to Kiwanis Club, and discuss affordable interior design ideas with local residents and store customers.
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Eleanor J. Braid
Grafton Paint Store
Grafton
Taylor County
Miss Braid
R. K. Liller
Pittsburgh
Grattonians
Grafton High School
Kiwanis Club
Cozy Rest Inn
NRS Reports Shortage of Card Processed Requests
NRS officials said today that securing vive remains incomplete. Last week over 1,000 cards were mailed and this week 800, with the number of men called for still not supplied. Carpenters, a skilled labor group, are not available in this district or the state.
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NRS
Local School presents child led program and awards
About 40 children perform a self written playlet directed by Mrs Virginia Mason. The evening features a five point program with Spiritual Alcohol and Character Education plus Christian Citizenship. Devotional by Rev Stump and Baptist church quartet. Medal contest and awards presented by Miss Mary C Fair and H Flesher.
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Virginia Mason
Mary C. Fairchild
Betty Flesher
Madeline Cover
Jessie Vanscoy
Betty Plesher
Lois Cover
Peate
Letha Stoops
Millard Stump
Pruntytown Baptist Church
Local visitors and hospital discharges in Belington area
Miss Mary Trautman supervisor of music in Belington schools visited Grafton this morning. Miss Eleanor Tierney of Washington weekend with her mother on Beech street. Harold Knight a Bethany college student visiting with his parents on Maple avenue. William Newton hospitalized since an injury and Charles Goff discharged today after hospital stay. J C Phillips of Philippi discharged from hospital today. Mrs Stella Taft and son Roblert welcomed by Mr and Mrs James Holt on Beech street. Forbes Taft of Cincinnati arrived for weekend visit.
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Mary Trautman
Belington
Grafton
Eleanor Tierney
Washington
Beech Street
Harold Knight
Bethany College
R. E. Knight
Maple Avenue
William Newton
City Hospital
Charles Goff
J.C. Phillips
Philippi
Stella Taft
Roblert
Forbes Taft
Cincinnati
Ohio
James F- Holt
Railroad Relocation Worker Hurt at Work
C. C. Ash, an employee of the Mimple company on the Berkeley run railroad relocation project, is hospitalized after being squeezed between a shovel and another piece of equipment at about 10:30 this morning. Doctors have not yet determined the extent of his injuries.
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C. C. Ash
Mimple Company
Berkeley
Booths Creek 3 Voters Ballot in Dance Hall
County Clerk Frank Bennett notes voters in the newly created Booths Creek 3 precinct will cast ballots at the dance hall instead of the road house at Walter Curry's on U S route 250. The change was approved at a Taylor county court meeting.
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Booths Creek 3
Walter Curry
Frank Bennett
Taylor County
Dam Worker Must Pay Fine or Face Jail Today
Guy Willett, a dam worker, faced noon with a $5 fine after pleading guilty to drunkenness on city streets. Mayor Waugh warned him to return with the money or go to jail. Ernest Fore, another WPA worker, jailed for fines but paid enroute and was released. Tom Mayle and Alvin Carter were sentenced to work on stress in lieu of fines.
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Guy Willett
Otto Waugh
Ernest Fore
WPA
Tom Mayle
Alvin Carter
Convention Reports Heard By Grafton Rotary Group
Grafton Rotarians heard district convention notes from Wheeling at the Hotel Grafton meeting. Visitors included Senator Jones and Blaine England with Mr. McCumber. About 350 members attended. In Welch Harman Reedy 13 was accidentally shot in the right arm at home. hospital staff said it was an accidental shooting by a companion.
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Grafton
Wheeling
Jed Robinson
Guy Kuhn
R. Orion Phillips
Senator Jones
Madison
Blaine England
Clarksburg
McCumber
Baltimore
Kuhn
Welch
Farm Hand Suspect Confessed in Multiple Murders
The article reports that Clyde R. Chap man announced paroled convict Folsom had been charged in the death of Perulx girl and the Fairfield case. Folsom allegedly strangled and attacked two girls, bound with twine, with a confession read after a mother’s letter plea, then repudiated it. a crowd confronted him outside the Augusta jail as a heavy police detail protected him. Hollis E. Strout tipped investigators after being employed at the West Cumberland farm. The two victims and the locations are named, with sheriff statements and arrest details following the events of October 7, 1935.
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Pose View
Annie K. Knights
Fairfield
Knights
Clyde R. Chapman
Folsom
Burnell
West Cumberland
Hollis E. Strout
South Portland
Willis O. Crosby
Kennebec County
Augusta
Hindenburg Lands at Lakehurst in U S First Since Arrival
At 5 10 am the Hindenburg touched American soil on its first of ten planned summer round trips. A Navy landing crew with about 50 civilians guided the ship to land, water ballast dumped, and ropes released. The craft carried 51 passengers and 56 crew, towed into the hangar after a carefully controlled approach. Dr Hugo Eckener waved to a crowd of 5 000 as the airship secured to the mooring mast. Eckener previously crossed the Atlantic with the Graf Zeppelin on October 15 1928.
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United States
Germany
United States Navy
Camp Dix
Los Angeles
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Brazil
Burglary Reported At Beer Garden Looting Before Daylight
Police say two suspects possibly carried 2¢ bottles of beer in a bottle loot at a beer garden heavy with colored citizens. An attempt to pry open a music machine failed from the front, rear door opened. Chief Lockard aimed to have a definite lead on the theft soon.
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Boston
Canonsburg Convention Sparks Union Policy Clash
The Iron, Steel and Tin Workers convention in Canonsburg Pennsylvania clashes over the executive council plan. Lewis condemns it as inadequate and futile while Green refuses to comment, noting efforts to phrase the council proposal decently. The exchange highlights tensions within the union over industrial strategy.
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Committed For Industrial Organization
Green
Lewis
Amalgamated Steel Workers’ Convention
Lewis US
Jerry Morgan
Society
Telephone
Comumacy Sivas Pape Weed Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
Canonsburg
Executive Council
I Dea
Negro Is Released By Police Held For Quiz
Raymond Teas, 26, Camden N J, was released from custody this morning after Pennsylvania authorities failed to identify him as Lahey Mumford wanted for murder in Pittsburgh. Teats, a Negro, was picked up by state police yesterday morning.
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Raymond Teas
Camidet N. J
Pennsylvania
Nim
Lahey Mumford
Pittsburgh
Teats
Senator Gerald P. Nye to Speak at West Virginia College
Buckhannon May 9 AUP Senator Gerald P. Nye will address students at West Virginia Wesleyan College on May 19. He plans to discuss munitions manufacture and related policy issues.
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Buckhannon
Gerald P. N
West, Virginia
Wealeyan College
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