Former Raleigh Countian Dr May Turner Riach Dies at 60
Dr May Turner Riach a Raleigh County native and sister of Dr Roscoe Turner former WVU president died Saturday at her San Diego home after two years of illness. An instructor at Roberts College Constantinople she earned degrees from Chicago George Washington and Harvard. The piece notes the “Sacred Cow” airplane used by Roosevelt and Truman has no official name.
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May Turner Riach
Raleigh County
Roscoe Turner
West Virginia University
San Diego
Raich
Robert's College
Constantinople
University of Chicago
George Washington University
Harvard University
Roosevelt
Truman
Local Woman Credits RHU AID For Neuritis Relief
A middle aged local woman reports three years of neuritic pains described as knife like muscle gouging and electric shocks. She credits RHU AID liquid with eliminating her pain and restoring her quality of life. The notice also mentions city records showing building permits and valuations tied to medicines and costs of construction.
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City Recorder
Baldness Signals He Man Traits Says Bald Teacher
Northwestern University medical expert Dr. Herbert Ballener links baldness to endocrine activity and claims it indicates masculinity or he man ism. He notes baldness rare in women and children, may be a primate trait, and jokes that ancestry choice could avoid baldness.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Northwestern University
Herbert Ballener
American Academy of Dermatology and Siphology
A. E. Rakoff
Jefferson Medical College
Philadelphia
Portal Pay Sues DuPont Plant Near Clarksburg
The Associated Press reports a $500000 suit against DuPont de Nemours filed in federal court over portal to portal pay for 300 Spelter plant workers near Clarksburg. Sub regional AFL UMW official Pat Mingarello cites unpaid time for commuting and related duties, with some claims up to $1400.
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Associated Press
Fairmont
I. DuPont de Nemours
Portal-To-Porta
Spelter
Clarksburg
Pat Mingarelle
District 5
Afl-United Mine Workers
Mingarello
Federal District Court
City issues eighteen permits for November total $44550
Eighteen city building permits authorizing construction alterations and additions were issued during November with a total estimated cost of 44550. City recorder William P. Laren reported today.
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William P. Laren
City Recorder
Court Authorizes Sale of Property by Minors in Peoria
Circuit Judge Ben H. Ashworth authorized the sale of a Wickham Avenue lot by three minor Hogg girls Martha Page Hogg Susan Rowan Hogg and Nancy Jane Hogg to Greenbrier Dairy Products Company. Guardian Robert J. Ashworth represents the minors and the sale yields up to 2000 dollars for their shares. Peoria Illinois coal shortage prompts school closure while strike ends and teachers cancel a party to avoid interfering with WOFE.
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Ben H. Ashworth
Wickham Avenue
Greenbrier Dairy Products Company
Martha Page Hogg
Susan Rowan Hogg
Nancy Jane Hogg
Robert J. Ashworth
Jin
Associated Press
Peoria
Ill
Peoria Board of Education
Peavia
WOFE
Hitler denounces mining day proposal amid shutdowns
District 29 UMW leader George Titler condemns government coal operators propaganda as mines resume after seven day shutdown. He cites ample coal supply, rail car shortages, and potential layoffs if work hours remain limited. Titler accuses Smith Connally act critics of fascist influence and defends miners facing hardship.
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District 29
United Mine Workers
Tiller
New River Coal Field
Winding Gulf Field
Helen
Wyco
Titler
Hie
Miler
Charleston
Hitler
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Civilian Production Administration
Greenbrier
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
South Pole
Vicks Watronal
Vicks VA
Coupon Books
Kroehler
LEWIS
Rey
Rees
Lewis Furniture Company
Beckley’s Foremost Home Furnishings
West Virginia
UNS
Neville Street
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