Overnight News Roundup of World Affairs and Speed Records
Overnight dispatches report Congress vote on bill 264 with 147 to ˆ, Jonas Sehenectady and others at Roosevelt Field keep seeking location for the bride and groom. Cros sets a 24000 foot women’s record in San Diego, Fahy pursues solo endurance in Los Angeles, and Zimmerly in Marsh, Iowa, fails to reach altitude. Wickersham opens study on law enforcement attitudes toward prohibition, Gallagher dies in New York sanitarium, Coast Guard searches for the yacht Alpha overdue from Balboa, University of Iowa athletic council urges Western Conference reconsideration, Viscount Rothermere pushes a conservative Liberal coalition to block socialists, Danish trainer ship trace found near Cape Town, Mrs Green dies in Dublin, and three crew of the steamer Commack drown near Santos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington—House
Sehenectady
N. Y
Lindbergh
Roosevelt Field
Los Angeles
Mise Marvel Cros
San Diego
Herbert J. Fahy
East St. Louis
Barney Zimmerly
Marsh Mo
Washington
George W. Wickersham
New York
Ed. Gallagher
Gallagher and Shean
Cal—Coast Guard
Alpha
J. M. Perry
Johns-Manvilla Company
Balboa
Iowa City
Athletic Council of
University of Iowa
Western Conference
London
Viscount Rothermere
Cape Town
South Africa
Kpjoepenhagen
Dublin
Alies Sophia Amelia Green
John Richard Green
Santos
Bazil
Commack
Rare Fluorine Gas Opens Doors To New Chemicals
Cornell University researchers Prof Wilder Bancroft and Newton Jones announce a breakthrough to produce fluorine gas for studying organics and making new medicines and dyes. The process involves heating induction with benzole vapor and aims to control the heat to enable reactions with organic substances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilder D. Bancroft
Newton C. Jones
Cornell Universt
Society
Colin G. Fink
Columbia University
Cornell
F.C. Mathers
University of Indiana
Senate hearing and committee actions on Census bill and other measures
Senate schedules noon session to advance census reapportionment. 1 p m lease session to review miscellaneous bills. Subcommittee continued Ware Wilson contest hearing and Manufacturers Committee revisited conduct of proposed textile investigation. Interstate Commerce hearing on federal communications proposal. Norris resolution to operate Muscle Shoals Alabama property reported favorably by agriculture committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Senate
Senate Manufacturers Committee
Trade Commission
Senate Interstate’ Commerce Committee
Washington
Muscle Shoala
Alabama
Agriculture Committee
Flemington High School Prepares for Large 41-Student Graduation
Flemington High School expects a 41-student graduation this June. Principal H. Haselden announced commencement dates and his retirement at year end. A. J. Beard becomes principal, will teach vocational agriculture, and oversee a new three-year program. Valedictorian and salutatorian named. lists of graduates provided. Junior high graduates listed. Baccalaureate, play, and class night scheduled. The new $75,000 Flemington High School building will be ready for occupancy next September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plemington
H. Haselden
Clarksburg
A. J. Beard
Bunker Hill
W.va
Hasenden
Flemington School
Haselden
Joseph Dryfield
Robert Phelps
Edith Menear
Valma Boyles
Flora Reed
Ruby
Johnson
Anna Flaherty
Harry ‘Dawson
Nancy Lee Hays
Lyle Menear
Paul Kopson
Woodrow Radcliffe
Albert Johnson
Stanley Rogers
George Waseman
Robert Flint
Charles Cather
Violet Annegan
Mary Thomas
Fran
A. J. Torrey
St. Mathias Protestant Episcopal Church
Robert Johnson
Flemington
Bethlehem Steel to issue new stock certificates in May
Bethlehem Steel Corp. stockholders approved a proposal to raise authorized common stock from 2.7 million to 5.5 million par value 100 shares. Record stockholders receive rights to buy 600,000 new shares at 85 dollars per share, two rights for every three shares held, expiring June 18. Proceeds fund capacity expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bethlehem, Steel Corp
Bethlehem
German tennis star defeats Bundy in French championships
Frau Friedleben eliminates Mrs. May Sutton Bundy in the second round of the women's singles at the French championships, 7 5 6 1. The defeat leaves Helen Wills as the remaining American contender for the title in this event on May 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frau Friedleben
May Sutton Bundy
California
Wheeling Man Robbed After Being Beaten
Four highwaymen beat Fred Balbinot, driver of a grocery truck in Wheeling, and robbed him of seven hundred dollars. He was left unconscious in his truck, and officers found no trace of the culprits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
Fred Balbinot
Catch Bootlegger in Wheeling Chase Ends in Arrest
Federal officers arrested John Richmond of Monndeville after an automobile pursuit through Wheeling’s business district. His car contained a gallon of moonshine. His wife and child, passengers, fainted during the chase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
John Richmond
Monndéville
Hine
U. S. FACS SPREAD Washington Department of Commerce Highlights
United States department of commerce compiles weekly inquiries from around the world. The list includes various novelties and commodities of purely American origin and reflects what the world seeks, with distant sources contributing items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Commerce
Department
Modern Kitchen Is Bride's Delight
The modern bride designs a labor saving kitchen with color matching and brand new appliances. She prioritizes a gas operated refrigerator stove combo, sanitary work table, drying rack, ventilated vegetable closet, and ample storage, aiming for long service and time saved for family life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jill
Parma
Kohler Warns Legislature Over Liquor Law Change
Kohler warned lawmakers that signing the Rite could not mislead citizens into thinking intoxicating liquor becomes lawful or that saloons will return. He cited federal rules prohibiting manufacture and sale of intoxicating liquors.
ROAD OFFICIALS PROPOSED PROJECTS ACROSS MULTIPLE COUNTIES
Road officials outlined proposed paving and reconstruction from Jackson to Braxton counties and added several bridge projects. Notable items include Lenna Road paving in Jackson, Warwood-Short Creek reconstruction in Ohio, Centerville-Doddridge grazing work in Tyler, and multiple gravel resurfacing efforts in Braxton. Bridge work spans include Hurricane, Locoma, Brookeville, Blanaville, Glenville, and Third Dolls Run among others with concrete deck girders and steel truss structures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson County
Kanawha
Ohio County
Warwood
Short Creek
Tyler County
Centerville
Doddridge
Wood County
Ruehle
Roger’s
Doddride County
Blanaville
Gilmer County
Glenville
Monongalia
Dolls Run
Randolph County
Burnt
Elkwater
Negro Lynched In Heriff Emmerson Home Living Room
Fragmentary report describes a mob beating a Black individual in the living room of Mrs. Emmerson’s home, as the sheriff intervened to prevent further damage. authorities later located the body or remains. The text is garbled with unrelated inserts mentioning Warsaw and Mussolini.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heriff. Emmerson
First Notice to Creditors in Bankruptcy Case
In the United States District Court for the Northern District of West Virginia Margarst Bankrupt In Bankruptcy Margaret Foley was adjudged bankrupt on May 24 in 1939. The first meeting of creditors is set for June 7 1928 at 20:00 at the law office of Wyckoft in Grafton. Creditors may attend file claims appoint a trustee and question the bankrupt. Dated May 27 1929 BWYCKORRY Referee. Attorney John Lo Hechmer for Bankrupt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of the United States
West Virginia
Margarst
Telex
Grafton
Fune
A. D
Bwyckorry
Val John Lo Hechmer
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Norris Bill Okrhed
Flemington High School
Ces Daugherty
Ronald Marteny
Ramée Jorishie
Dante Costello
Silvio Costello
Delmar Stemple
Martin Howell
Laurace Snyder
Blanche Baker
Virginia Martini
Nellie Menear
Daisy Jones
Ramona Dawson
Merle Kelly
Reba Menear
Rosa Renee
Joseph Snyder
Bernard Blake
Charles Kenney
Joseph Picollo
Robert Watkins
Arthur Gilliam
Alpha Knight
Julius Louch
Helen
U. 8
Eddie Stinson
Veedol
United States
Edward A. Stinson
Stinson Aircraft Corporation
Tide Water Oil Sales Corporation
Broadway
N.Y
RADIO
Weastern
N. B.C
WJZ
WBZA
WBZ
WBAL
WHAM
KDKA
WJR
WLW
WCFL
KWK
WREN
Martin Jensen
Jarvis Oil Company
Clarksburg, W. Va
Kholer
Williamtown
Pavsing
Braxton County
Sutton-Nicholla
Marion County
Glovers Gap
Monongitliay
Cassvillé-Pentress
Grant County
Maysville
Mount Storm
Morgan County
Berkeley Spring
Great Cacapon
Putnam County—Hurricane
Wyoming County
Calhoun County
Brookeville
Erent
Reginald D. Thomas
U. S
Schiff
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Hupmobile
Sycamore Street
Thers Garage
W. Va
Warsaw
Mussolintad
Ain
Pruntytown
Deldert Bunner
Atdrow
Inquire Sentinel Ofgre
Wilford Street
Cast Glenn
Latrobe Street
D.D. Slade
Ae Dept. State University
C. D.D
Kentucky Hatchery
Lexington
W. Main-Ste
WBA
Sentinel Office
Annie
Waa
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