Fourth Division and Park View School Band at Memorial Ceremony
A detailed program from Corbin Fourth Division West Grafton Park View and other schools outlines a national cemetery service with school bands performing America and Tenting on the Old Camp Ground. Led by conductor Cedric Reynolds the event includes an American Legion Drum Corps, G A R rituals, a Taylor County Post 12 address by Col. Louis A. Johnson and remarks by Capt. John Edwards Jr. Committee lists for parade music publicity refreshments and decorations accompany the ceremony.
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Reno
Grand Army of the Republic
Taylor County
American Legion Memorial Post
Veterans Foreign Wars
Washington, Luzadder, Boyd and
St. John Streets
C. E. Burke
National Cemetery
Washington
Bridge
Main
St. Mary's
Beech
Walnut
Chas. E. Burke
American Legion
G. A. R. Reno
Veterans Grand Army of the Republic
Sons of the Union Veterans of the Civil War
Ladies of the
Park View School
Toy
Park View
Pruntytown
Blueville
Kappa Sigma Pj
Clarksburg
West Virginia
Industrial School
Grafton Fire Department
America
Cedric Reynolds
M. J. Hannon
Reno Post
M. Zinn
E.N. Locke
Ona C. Jefferys
Taylor County Post No
The
John Edwards, Jr
32Nd Engineers
Louis A. Johnson
Corbin
R. O. Phillips
Ument
Court House
J. Torrey
Sidrow
W. C. ‘Pembroke
Lloyd Shriver
Russel Riley
E. A. Lockard
Lee Bennett
J. L. Guth
Barsel Pepper
Howard Cameron
Florence Wilkinson
H. C. Compton, Jr
H. H. Holt
E. N. Lock
Fred Schroeder
S. M. Zinn
Union Fights Education Board in Clarksburg
Charleston reports two Clarksburg teachers dismissed over Harrison County teacher federation ties. John B. Easton of the West Virginia Federation of Labor says the board’s action was unfair, noting no strike is planned. Easton will appeal to the Harrison County Board of Education in Clarkshire tomorrow. Baston to travel to Clarksburg tonight.
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Charleston
Clarksburg
Harrison County
West Virginia
Easton
Relative of Grafton Lady Accident Victim
Clarence H. Maphis of Pittsburgh, brother-in-law of Mrs. George E. Lockwood of West Grafton, died after injuries from an automobile crash last Thursday. His car overturned on a country road near Pittsburgh, pinning him beneath it for about nine hours before he was found. Funeral services are set for 2 PM tomorrow in Clarksburg.
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Clarence H. Maphis
Pittsburgh
George E. Lockwood
West Grafton
Maphis
Clarksburg
Glaze Merry-Go-Round Returns To Town
The Glaze merry go round and ferris wheel begin operation for the 30th of May period at a new location on Beech street near the Imperial Ice Cream plant. Local children expect the annual event as schools wind down for the year.
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Glaze
Imperial
Beech Street
Mr. Glaze
Flemington Graduation Set for May 29 Evening
Commencement at Flemington High School will be held in the general auditorium on May 29 at eight o'clock. The Glee Club led by Miss Roberta Chenoweth will perform two numbers. Each graduate will give a five minute talk instead of a guest speaker.
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Flemington High School
General High School
High Schoo
Glee Club
Ro Aoberta Chenoweth
Senator in Peril Recall Moves Against Carl Hayden
A recall drive was launched against United States Senator Carl Hayden of Arizona due to his vote to sustain President Roosevelt's veto on the bonus issue. Supporters allege his stance harms veterans benefits and calls for accountability. Hayden's position has sparked heated debate among Arizona voters and political observers.
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Carl Hayden
United States
Arizona
Roosevelt
Memphis Girl Marries Two Men In Same Day
Jessie Clyde Cavender of Memphis was reported to have married Earl Longmire in Marion Arkansas and hours later wed Dennis Manning, prompting police and juvenile court involvement. The Weyerhaeuser family faced a $200,000 ransom demand as investigators sought leads amid a Northwest lumber strike and a wary public.
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Jessie Clyde Cavender
Memphis
Olympic Peninsula
George P. Weyerhaeurer, Jr
Pacific Northwest
NRA Bargaining in Section To Be Tested in Court
Washington reports the Justice Department will file a test of the collective bargaining section of the NRA within days. It seeks an appeal from a Wilmington Delaware federal court ruling that denied an injunction against the Worthon Steel company. The injunction aimed to restrain a company union alleged to be fostered by the steel firm. Final appeal filing date is June 7.
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Washington
NRA
Justice Department
Wilmington
Del
Wierton Steel Corporation
Steel Corporation
United States Circuit Court
Kidnap Probe Ties Gangs to Tacoma Missing Boy
Tacoma detectives, chasing leads on a kidnapping, traced a possible link to criminal gangs in Vancouver and Port Angeles. A woman reported seeing a boy resembling the Tacoma abduction with four men in a travel-stained car, amid ongoing efforts to locate George and ransom demands.
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North
Tacoma
Vancouver
B. C
George
Port Angeles
Wash
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H. C. Compton, Sr. Lee G. Warren Howard H. Holt . Wyckoff
Jas. T. Murphy
Mayor E. Otto Waugh H, R. Gibson
J. H. Bradford Paul B, Malone
W. J. Prey
W. Merle Watkins
Chas, A. Keefer
Wm. J. Hussion
Jas. C. Holt
Union Fights Education
Grafton
Flemington
Peril
Senator Carl Hayden
Weyerhaeuser
Commence Bay
Ann
Families Ready
Page TV
Coffman Fisher Company
Chesapeake & Potomac ‘Telephone Company
Grafton Banking & Trust ‘Building
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