New Seaplanes Power With Gas For Five Years
Seattle aviation editor reports that the Boeing two deck flying boat will use four 1,500 hp radial engines burning 190 to 200 gallons per hour across the Atlantic. The twin row 14 cylinder motors, geared to 66 to 75 percent propeller speed, reduce cabin vibration and drag by 20 to 35 percent, enabling longer service life and bigger cross ocean flights.
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Seattle
Wash
Aeronautical
Armed Services
Man's Safe Leg Band Wields Hidden Fortune
Baldwin Gertz, 68, resisted removal of an elastic leg band at a Denver hospital after a car crash. Doctors insisted, and nurses found $880 in cash concealed beneath the elastic. The incident raises questions about custody of money found on patients.
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Associated Press
Denver
Baldwin Gertz
Gertz
Oak country club guests former visitors and travels noted
Personal mentions list Oak country club guest Mrs R F Kesler at Sprague. Visitors to Fayetteville include Mrs A L Richards Mrs E B Hawkins Jr and Mrs J R Nowlin. Several tied to Cincinnati for university sessions and family visits, plus trips to Charleston and New Orleans for relatives and vacations.
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Kathleen
Fort Thomas
Black Knight Country Club
L. W. Lobenstein
Endo-Corn promises quick relief for corns and calluses
Hundreds in Beckley report relief from corn and callus troubles using Endo-Corn. If other remedies failed, visit White Cross Pharmacy or Beckley Drug Co. tonight or tomorrow to learn why Endo-Corn removes any corn or callus quickly and safely. It costs fifty cents, though it’s worth $50 in perceived value.
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Beckley
White Cross Pharmacy
Beckley Drug Co
WPA play project aids 8000 children in Fayette county
Beulah Shorter, WPA recreation leader in Fayette county, reports 8151 children participated in supervised play last month though 4192 are enrolled. Centers in Mount Hope Gauley Bridge Montgomery Fayetteville Victor Greenville host weekly sessions with WPA sponsorship and trained leaders. Mount Hope group will add three play days weekly.
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Register
OAK Hill
Beulah Shorter
WPA
Fayette County
Miss Shorter
Mount Hope
Prison Population Rises in 1936 With Liquor Offenders Leading
U S federal prison roll climbed by over 1000 inmates in 1936, with liquor law violators making up more than half of all commitments. Other offenses accounted for the remainder, reflecting Prohibition era enforcement impact.
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U. S
Two Held For Assault In Oak Hill Case
Marion and Jack Bibb were jailed by Magistrate W H Level on assault charges brought by the victim G B Miller’s wife. The men await grand jury after witnesses said they pursued Miller following a quarrel and attacked him with a knife. Constable C E Duncan arrested them and they were taken to Fayetteville county jail.
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Register
Oak Hill
Marion
Jack Bibb
W. H. Level
G. B. Miller
Miller
C. E. Duncan
Fayetteville
Lovitz Building Extension Under Construction
A brick extension to the Lovitz building in Oak Hill is under construction to create a warehouse for the front street furniture store. The addition, built behind the liquor store, will expand the furniture business owned by Abe Lovitz.
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Tay Register
OAK Hill
Lovitz
Front Street
Abe Lovitz
Clinic Patients Still Increase in Fayette County
More than a hundred patients attend the venereal clinic weekly under Dr C E Watkins Fayette department chief health officer. The caseload has grown for six months forcing a full day each week of service with a full staff. Space was increased and three basement rooms in the courthouse are now used with county court permission.
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Register
Fayetteville
Fayette County
C. E. Watkins
Fayette Department
Watkins
Court House
Four men jailed for drunkenness in Fayette district
Four men were brought to the county jail from Montgomery on public drunkenness charges in Kanawha district Fayette. Local magistrates sentenced each to 10 days in jail.
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Register
Fayetteville
Montgomery
Kanawha
Fayette
Labor Group Declares War on CIO in Massachusetts
Lowell Massachusetts Federation of Labor passed a declaration of war on the Committee for Industrial Organization demanding an investigation of alleged CIO bias by labor board officers. The 52nd convention rejected peace overtures to CIO by a wide vote as it questioned labor-dispute adjudication under Wagner Act.
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Associated Press
Lowell
Mass
Massachusetts Federation of Labor
Committee For Industrial Organization
Labor Board
Wagner- Connery
Federation
New England Regional Labor Board
CIO
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