Primaries Start Across 19 States and D C
Primaries spread through 19 states Alaska and the District of Columbia beginning March 13 in New Hampshire and ending June 5 in New York California Montana and South Dakota. Delegates and votes shape a path to the national nominating contests for both parties with varied rules and potential campaign impact.
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Washington
Alaska
District of Columbia
New Hampshire
New York
California
Montana
South Dakota
GOP
Kefauver
Tolas
Stevenson
Eisenhower
White House
William Engwland
Adlai Stevenson
Minnesota
Labor Party
Kefany
Hjalmar Petersen
Wiconsin
Eiseshower
Walter Kohler
Hower
Knowland
Knight
New Jersey
Maryland
Indiana
Ohio
West Virginia
Nebraska
Alabama
Hampshire
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Illinois
New Uniform Drive For SSHS Band Requires $500 More
Shady Spring High School Band Booster Club aims to raise at least 500 dollars to fund new uniforms. Since December, Dr. Eva Teter and boosters have gathered contributions totaling 306 dollars, enough for about 22 coats and 7 caps, with many local businesses donating.
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SSHS
Boosters Club
Shady Spring
Eva Teter
Beaver
Pany
Henry Lilly
Henry’s Market
Is. Wilcox
Lonnie Queen
Lilly Hardware
Woods Super Market
J. E. Mays
Tracy Shannon
Shannon’s
Kenneth Keaton
Keaton
Amoco
Rakes Hardware
F. B. Lynch
E. S. Pittman
Evely
Roberts
Cool Ridge
Andrew Epting
Andrew Epting, At Top
Vonna Epling
Flat Top
L. P. Bragg
Glen Morgan
Yecaute
Shady Spring High School Band
Leff
Sherman Shumate
Shelby Callahan
Joan King
Steve Collins
Elia Sue Phillips
Shady Spring High School Band Booster Club
Miss King
Reaver
Teter
Daniels
Eniferms
Saet
Judge Rules Teen Must Respect Father Says It Is For Her Welfare
A Superior Court judge told 17 year old Jane Turner to cooperate with her father Joseph Turner a Sierra Madre cafe owner after she sought removal from his authority. She claimed he abused paternal control by fining her for minor chores and asked $300 monthly for education and support.
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Los Angeles
Papa
Elmer Doyle
Iane Turner
Joseph
Turner
Sierra Madre
Miss Turner
Chicago
Brother of Beckleyan Succumbs in Roanoke
The Rev. Robert W. Childress brother of Mrs. Bess Cecil of 2119 South Kanawha Street Beckley died Sunday in a Roanoke hospital. Funeral arrangements are in complete.
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Beckleyan
Roanoke
Robert W. Childress
Bess Cecil
S. Kanawha St
Roanoke Hospital
16 Year Old Victim of Russian Roulette in Utah
Joseph Ciarus, 16, tried Russian roulette to prove bravery. He fired a 22 caliber revolver with one chamber loaded, aimed at his head twice as friends watched, and survived the first two attempts. A subsequent shot proved fatal three hours later at a hospital.
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Price
Utah
Joseph Co
Ciarus
Albert Pasek
Detroit Municipal
gun/Authority
Lawmakers tour Lakin State Hospital for drug therapy demo
West Virginia lawmakers visited Lakin State Hospital in Mason County to witness a drug therapy demonstration for mental patients. The trip, organized by the State Board of Control, aimed to show hospital needs and potential funding to expand therapy programs and reduce inmate populations and costs.
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West Virginia
State Capitol
Lakin State Hospital
Senate
House
Mason County
Charleston
State Board of Control
The Best Policy Pete Is a Successful Merchant
A profile outlines Pete as a thriving merchant whose business acumen drives growth and community impact. He builds networks, expands offerings, and maintains steady client trust while navigating market shifts.
Beattie Promoted To VP Of Operations At Elk River Firms
J. G. Bradley announces Harold L. Beattie named vice president of operations for Elk River Coal & Lumber Co. Widen and Buffalo Creek & Gauley Railroad Co. Dundon effective Dec 15 1935. Beattie will oversee coal at Widen Swandale lumber and Dundon railroad operations. credited with boosting daily coal output from 4000 to over 5500 tons and modernizing mining methods.
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Widen
J. G. Bradley
Elk River Coal & Lumber Co
Buffalo Creek & Gauley Railroad Co
Dundon
Harold L. Beattie
Coal Company
Railracd Company
Beattie
Swandale
Candidate Listed Incorrectly in Raleigh Address
Coal City resident John Cooper was announced as a Democratic committee man candidate but was shown as living in Raleigh in the Sunday edition. His correct address is Coal City.
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John Cooper
Raleigh
Coal City
Democratic Candidate Seeks Constable Post in Raleigh District
Victor Giammerino of Surveyor filed Monday with the Raleigh County Circuit Clerk seeking the Democratic nomination for constable of Trap By District. The action aims to win the office through the upcoming election.
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Victor Giammerino
Raleigh County
Joffice
Samel Crawford
Traphy
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D.C
Wendell Willkie
Wisconsin
Thomas E. Dewey
Harold E. Stassen
Gen
Douglas MacArthur
Dewey
Stassen
MacArthur
Willkie
Robert A. Taft
Georgia
Louisiana
Texas
Helpp
William G. Stratton
Ilinois
Massachusetts
Florida
Bobh Kefauver
Colide
Goodwin Knight
Eisen
Judge
Lakin
Pence Springs Water CO
Pence Springs, W. Va
Pete
W. F. Watts
Beckley
R. D. Watts
Insurance Agency, Inc
Constable Post
Reld
Arc
Ford
America
Neville Street
Grady Whitlock Ford
Ford Theatre
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