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Grafton Sentinel

Location

Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1934

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Legion Plans May 30 Decoration Day Parade

Taylor County Post No 12 American Legion schedules an elaborate Decoration Day event for May 30 in Grafton with many bands and bugle corps. Gov ernor H G Kump to deliver memorial address at the National cemetery after rituals and grave decorations. Invitations extended to Washington Pa Oakland Md bugle corps and other posts, large World War II veterans delegation expected.

Taylor County American Legion Grafton West Virginia University Band Kappa Sigma Pi Little Folks Clarksburg National Cemetery H. G. Kump National Shrine Union of States E. G. Kuhn Bugle Corps Washington Oakland Legion Moose Home

County Camp Likely Soon in Taylor County

Taylor county may get a transient camp after all as officials discuss establishing a center to house about 150 men. The local transient site at East Main and Luzadder streets, originally built for 50, now houses around 120, with numbers rising in recent weeks.

Taylor County W. H. Arnold Charleston East Main Luzadder Streets

Saturday Bakery Specials Get Ready For Fresh Cakes and Buns

Cocoanut chocolate and devil's food layer cakes three layers at 390 two layers at 250 Cinnamon rolls two dozen 25 cents Pecan rolls five for 290 Raisin bread loaf Pineapple Raisin pest? At your grocer Tasty and Old Homestead Bread The best in town Kleen Krust Bakery

Sro BBC OLD Homestead Kleen Krust Bakery

Buick Plant Shuts Down Amid Strike Waves

Flint Michigan May 11 The Buick Motor Company plant closed today following a walkout of workers at Fisher Body Corporation No 1 plant that makes Buick bodies Fourteen thousand Buick employees and about five thousand Fisher workers were idle The plant may reopen Tuesday pending settlement The Fisher union workers walked out yesterday and fewer than 100 returned this morning One strike over Washington May 11 R H Stickle said William Green advised oil workers in Seminole Oklahoma field to return to work while wage differentials are resolved Continued on page eight

Fisher Body Corp Flint Mich Buick Motor Motor Company Fisher Body Corporation Buick Fisher H. H. Curtis Buick Company Washington R. H. Stickle International Oil Workers’ Union William Green American Federation of Labor Seminole Oklahoma

Find Body of Bride Hidden in Old Trunk

Philadelphia May 11 VP The slashed body of a bride was found stuffed in a steamer trunk. Police seek her stepson Joseph Hodge 21 after elder brother Jacob 48 said the man sat on the trunk awaiting an expressman who failed to take it. Detectives say Joseph, once involved with Mary Hodge, caused family rifts. An ice pick and chisel stained with blood were found in the cellar.

Philadelphia Jacob Hodge Joseph Hodge Mary

Police Probe of Operating Room Slaying Continues

New York May 11 police investigation into the operating table death of former show girl Virginia Arn in a Brooklyn physician's office continued today. Thomas Ball searched for his missing wife Thursday and found her nearly nude on an operating table. Dr Julian Philips, 54, was in critical condition after ingesting a poison during a personal crisis and has been charged with homicide. An officer described a nervous young man entering the offices during the inquiry.

New York Brooklyn Thomas Ball Julian Philips Thes Virginia Arn

Suspects Held in Beverly Hills Kidnaping Case

Los Angeles reports a $75,000 ransom demanded for oil man William E. Gettle. A brunette woman about 30 and six others were detained by police in connection with the kidnapping. Sheriff Captain Norris Stensland said the case may be solved within five hours. Authorities held the woman for examination as detectives pressed the inquiry.

Los Angeles William E. Gettle Beverly Hills District Attorney’s Office Sheriff's Office Today William F. Gettle Norris Stensland Sheriff's Office Mayseh Ernest E Law

Traffic Safety Week Promised by State Police Leader

Governor Kump designates May 13 to May 20 as Traffic Safety Week and Lieutenant George H. Skeen of the Fairmont district plans an intensive patrol campaign across thirty northern West Virginia counties. He met with Mayor Charles O. King and local troopers to outline enforcement aims and emphasized the police are not seeking arrests but to aid safe travel on public highways.

H. G. Kump George H. Skeen Fairmont West Virginia Charles O. King Skeen

Arrest Trio Suspected in Ohio Bank Robberies

Richmond Indiana police, aided by eight federal agents, routed suspects from a Springfield area house with tear gas. Harry Hopkins 23 Vernon Taylor 28 Thelma Mitchell were taken into custody after authorities recovered 600 dollars, three revolvers a sub machine gun a sawed off shotgun and a high powered rifle.

Richmond Ind Ohio Harry Hopkins Jamestown Vernon Taylor Springfie!lo Thelma Mitchell Springfield Indianapolis

New Truce in Kidnap Hunt Observed in Arizona

In Tucson on May 11 authorities noted another truce in the kidnapping of six year old June Robles as the family tried to contact abductors. Officers had withdrawn from the case for the second time to allow the captors to send new instructions for ransom. Fernando Robles said only ten thousand dollars of the fifteen thousand demanded had been raised.

Tucson Ariz June Robles Robles Fernando Robles

Grafton Club Hosts Civic Group Delegation

Kiwanians from the second division met at Pruntytown last night as guests of the State Industrial School for Boys and the Grafton club. Governor Kump and R P Bell spoke on the need for a second penal institution to ease overcrowding at Moundsville, with more than 300 attending from Clarksburg, Salem, Fairmont, Morgantown, Philippi, Belington, Martinsburg, Charleston and nearby areas.

Grafton Club Kump Moundsville Pruntytown State Industrial School For Boys H. G. Kump R. P. Bell Clarksburg Salem Fairmont Morgantown Philippi Belington Martinsburg Charleston

Bell Address Finally Published in Tomorrow's Sentinel

Supt. R P Bell of the Industrial School will have his full address printed in tomorrow's Sentinel. Today's edition lacked space due to Friday advertising volume.

R.P. Bell Industrial School Sentinel

Dress Parade at Grafton High with Governor in Review Stand

The boys of the Grafton High School band led a dress parade while Governor Kump and his staff observed from the reviewing stand. A large banquet followed in the main dining room featuring an old fashioned spaghetti dinner that was greatly enjoyed and praised.

Grafton High School Kump Page

Insull Ready to Post Bond for Freedom

Samuel Insull freed from federal custody after posting 200000 bond supplied by a surety company. He declined to plead to charges of bankruptcy act violations and mail fraud, and refused to acknowledge US district court jurisdiction. He remained silent as lead counsel challenged the Istanbul seizure and his co defendants pleaded not guilty. arraignment adjourned to next Tuesday.

Chicago Samule Insull Samuel Insull United States District Court Philip J. Sullivan Istanbul Bond Sullivan Tasull

Johnson congratulates governor and Tierney in NRA accord

General Hugh S. Johnson offers praise to Governor H G Kump and officials Tierney McCullough and Witcher McCullough for securing an agreement with the National Recovery Administration. The memo notes cooperation between state agencies and the NRA, pledging compliance and awards of contracts for materials and equipment.

Charleston NRA H. G. Kump James A Tierney Witcher McCullough Henry C Emergentcegill Cy Council National Emergency Council West Virginia Ietters Hugh 8. Johnson Recovery Administration Jobson

Big Rally Predicts Change in Hatfield Return in Kansas

May 11 Wheeling Republicans rally in northern panhendic counties hear Rep A B Guyer Kansas City attack national and state administrations and promise to lead people back to the constitution. Walter Hallonan accuses broken campaign promises and predicts replacement of United States Senator H D Hatfield asserting his long record since 1928. Mrs Clara Ebert of Parkersburg, a Republican committee woman, charges the administration with adopting a socialist platform.

Wheeling Panhendic Ohio Brooks Hancock Marshall Wetzel Guyer Kansas City Walter 8 Hallonan Hatfield United States H.D. Hatfield Clara Ebert Parkersburg Republican National Committees Imas

Hallanan Suggested as CP Leader in GOP Shakeup

New York May 11. Party leaders oppose deferring the Republican national chairman selection until after the November elections. Potential candidates include Frank B. Fletcher of Pennsylvania and Walter S. Hallanan of West Virginia. Col Theodore Roosevelt Jr says the chairmanship is vital at this juncture and must not be delayed.

New York Charleston D. Hilles Col. Theodore, Roosevelt, Jr Aagry P. Fletcher Pennsylvania Italy Eat Walter Hallanan West Virginia Country Party Col. Roosevelt National Can Club

Pencil left at First National Bank a morning return asked

Notice requests the return of an Eversharp pencil found in First National Bank this morning. The finder or sender states the item was a gift to Mr. R. E. Blaney from his Wheeling manager and asks The Sentinel office to arrange its return.

First National Bank Sentinel R. E. Blaney Wheeling

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