Rosier Faces Court Action In Probation Case
Knottsville resident Glenn Rosier, long tangled with crime, may be arraigned this week before Judge Herbert W Dent in Taylor County Circuit Court on probation violation. Police plan to seek probation revocation and sentencing after Rosier’s Saturday resistance to arrest in the Recreation area. He faces a municipal court drunk charge before Mayor Gillispie and a resisting arrest charge set for Justice Knaben shue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Rosier
Knottsville
Herbert W
Taylor County
A. E. Lockard
Francis L. Warder
Rosier
Stafford Sturms
P. F. Gillispie
Justice of the Peace
A. B. Knabenshue
City curb painting underway for Memorial Day parade
A city crew under Police Captain A B Lockard began painting parking and curb lines for Memorial Day celebrations on May 30. The work aims to improve the avenue appearance and be visible well before the parade and festivities commence.
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A. B. Lockard
Memorial Ay
Hopkins Seeks Broad Overhaul of Commerce Department
Hopkins outlined plans to revamp the commerce department shifting toward understanding the national economy and addressing policy-level issues. He proposed folding the bureau of foreign and domestic commerce into industrial economies and expanding consumer-focused efforts to promote trade for workers, managers, and consumers alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howiion
Commerce Department
H Henesforth
Hopkins
Tery
Bureau of Foreign’and Domestic Commerce
Mystic Lodge To Confer Master Mason's Degrees
Mystic Lodge No. 75 A F and A Masons of Grafton will confer two Master Mason degrees at tonight’s regular communication. Officers urge all members and visiting Master Masons to attend the initiation. A large number of visitors including a delegation from Grafton lodge No. 15 is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mystic Lodge No. 75
A. F
A. Masons
Grafton
Grafton Lodge No. 15
Aged Lady Sarah M. Shahan Dies at 87 in Fellowsville
Mrs. Sarah M. Shahan 87, longtime Preston county resident, died at 9 this morning after years of failing health. Survived by three children Rebecca Tanner of Fellowsville W. Shahan of New Lexington Ohio and Thomas H. Shahan of Fellowsville. Funeral Wednesday at 3 PM at Fellowsville Pentecostal church Rev Clarl Shade officiating. Interment Mt Israel cemetery under G T Bartlett direction.
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Sarah M. Shahan
Fellowsville
Preston County
Shahan
Thomas Asbury Shaw
Rebecca Stilwell Shaw
Alexander Shahan
Rebecca A. Tanner
W. Shahan
New Lexington
Ohio
Thomas H. Shahan
Pruntytown Man Faces Non support Hearing
Bert Hendershott of Pruntytown is charged with non support of his wife and children. He is to appear this afternoon before Justice of the Peace Have G White, Sr. Hendershott was arrested by Constable John Snider in Marion county. His lawyer, Hugh R McPhail, claims the arrest was illegal and the magistrate is expected to rule this afternoon. He remains jailed in the county lockup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert ‘Hendershott
Pruntytown
Hendershott
John Snider
Marion County
Hugh R. McPhail
Schoolhouse Worker Sentenced to Ten Days in Jail
Nabbed at Latrobe street Saturday night for drunkenness, Al Johnson living in a local hotel was sentenced by Mayor P F Gillispie to ten days in county jail after confessing he could not pay a $10 fine plus costs. He said he worked on the new Riverside Drive high school and offered a postdated check in lieu of payment, which the court refused.
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Latrobe Street
al Johnson
P. F. Gillispie
Johnson
Riverside Drive
Mrs Bolyard Dies After Sudden Heart Attack
Nancy A. Bolyard aged 69 died at 11:30 last night at her daughter’s Tunnelton home after a heart attack. Born January 30, she was a native of Tunnelton, daughter of John and Hannah Wiles Halmond. Survived by brother Dave Halmond and children Lulu Goff Denver Ed wards at whose home she died Arles Bolyard Tunnelton John Allen Bolyard Tunnelton and Alvin Ray Bolyard Tunnelton. She was a longtime member of the Tunnelton Methodist church and Mt Israel church. Services Wednesday at 1:30 pm at the Tunnelton church officiated by Rev W ReMoyer. Burial in church cemetery. arrangements by A. C. Sinclair, Newburg.
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Nancy A. Bolyard
Ihar
Tunnelton
En Suring
Dave Halmond
Lulu Goff
Denver
Edwards
Arles Bolyard
John Allen Bolyard
Alvin Ray Bolyard
East Rites
W.remoyer
A. C. Sinclair
Newburg
Cancer Fatal To Aged Lady Shannon
Mrs Virginia Ellen Shannon 73 of Tunnelton R F D 1 died Saturday night after six months illness of cancer. Funeral services will be held at Mountain View church near Tunnelton at 2 p m tomorrow with Rev W St Moyer officiating. Burial will be in Mountain View cemetery. She was born May 4 1866 in Fellowsville, daughter of Alexander and Kathleen Grimes Shahan. Survived by husband Thomas Morgan Shannon two brothers Frank Shahan Callie Shahan and several children including Albert Shannon Charles G Shannon Rose Danser Goldie Plum Ray Shannon Russie Shannon and Ollie Halbritter. A lifelong Preston County resident she was a member of Mt Israel Methodist Church.
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Mountain View Church
Tunnelton
Virginia Ellen Shannon
W. St. Moyer
Methodist
Mountain View Cemetery
A. C. Sinclair
Newburs
Shannon
Fellowsville
Alexander
Kathleen Grimes Shahan
Thomas Morgan Shannon
Frank Shaan
Albright
Callie Shahan
Albert Shannon
Rivesville
Charles G. Shannon
Manheim
Rose Danser
Goldie
Poor Place Is Picked To Appear Intoxicated
Tom Miller was arrested for drunkenness at 12 45 Sunday afternoon in front of East Main Street residence of Sergeant Earl DeMoss. A bond of 11 dollars was posted for his appearance in court this morning, which he forfeited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Miller
East Main Street
Earl DeMoss
Former Judge Manton Goes On Trial In Corruption Case
New York May 22. Flanked by four lawyers former Federal Circuit Judge Martin T Manton faced trial on charges of bribery conspiracy to bribe obstruction of justice and depriving the United States of impartial services. Indicted with him are George M Spector William J Fallon Forrest W Davis and John L Lotsch.
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New York
Federal Circuit
Martin T. Manton
Federal Judicial District
William Calvin Chestnut
Charles Evans Hughes
Manton
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
United States
George M. Spector
Archie M. Andrews
William J. Fallon
Forrest W. Davis
John L. Lotsch
Brooklyn
Youth Drowns In Kanawha River Near Oakland
Oliver Fuller an 11 year old boy drowned in the Kanawha River near Oakland yesterday. Witnesses said he stepped into water too deep to wade.
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Montgomery
Oliver Fuller
Kanawha River
Oakland
Tor Wadin
Arrest Pair After Wreck in Blueville
A Blueville Ohio couple, T. W. Needs and his wife Ethel, were arrested after a Sunday wreck on route eighty near Rogers Store. Needs, the driver, paid $25 and costs for driving drunk, while Ethel paid $5 and costs for intoxication. The 1937 Chevrolet sedan sustained about $150 in damages. both were held overnight and released after fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blueville
Lenton
Ohio
Justice of the Peace
C. P. Lucas
T. W. Needs
Ethel
Needs
Rogers
Braté
Supreme Court Rules Bonds Payable Only in Devalued Currency
The U S Supreme Court held that holders of 1912 St Louis Southwestern Railway bonds payable in gold dollars could only collect in current devalued American currency. Justice Black delivered the majority opinion with Justices Hughes Stone McReynolds and Butler in dissent in a 5 to 4 decision marking the term’s first close ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
St. Louis Southwestern Railway Company
Justice Black
Hughes
Stone McReynolds
Butler
Roosevelt Extends 2.5 Million Credit to Nicaragua
President Roosevelt and Nicaragua’s Anastasio Somoza signed an agreement to extend a $2.5 million credit to the Central American republic. Of the total, $2 million would fund improvements to Nicaragua’s transportation network and other projects to raise productive capacity and boost trade with the United States.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Anastasio Somoza
Nicaragua
Central American
Pendergast Trial Details Fire Insurance Payoff Claims
The Kansas City case centers on Thomas Pendergast and a 1935 36 Missouri fire insurance rate settlement. Prosecutors allege a $750000 payback promise, with $315000 to Pendergast and $440000 total paid via A L McCormack and others. The defense notes tax charges against Pendergast and identifies a courtroom crowd and his ailing condition.
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Page One
Pendergast
Milligan
Missouri Insurance Agents Association
R. Emmet O'Malley
Malley
Alsiuhdér
A. Sophian
United States
Kansas City
Ward Parkway
FORMAL PACT SIGNED BY ITALY AND GERMANY AT MILAN
Count Galeazzo Ciano and Joachim von Ribbentrop signed a formal pact in Berlin after a Milan meeting on May 6 and 7 with Hitler present. Ribbentrop called it a determined answer to encirclement as Italy reduced its army by at least 1,200,000 to ease tensions and supply labor for grain harvest. Halifax planned to seek cabinet approval after talks with Soviet ambassador Maisky in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galeazzo Ciano
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Milan
Italy
Berlin
Rome
Europe
Mutual aid pacts and Polish tensions mark early wartime talks
Reports describe main terms of a three power mutual defense plan among Britain France and Soviet Russia including automatic aid if attacked and immediate aid for any allied guaranteed state. Warsaw moves to calm public opinion as Berlin and Warsaw shape fate of Danzig incident amid royal Canada visit by the Dionne quints with King George VI and Queen Elizabeth.
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Moscow
France
Soviet
Russia
Britain
Poland
Turkey
Danzig
Berlin
Warsaw
Dionne Quintuplets
Toronto
George VI
Eliza
Cansada
United States
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