America and Italy Outline World Economic Recovery Plan
President Roosevelt and Italy's Guido Jung publicly framed a program for world recovery including arms reduction tariff truce gold standard public works international credit. they discussed war debts but offered no final agreement. Italy owes about $2 billion to the United States with lenient terms, and a broader accord with Argentina was noted in another White House statement.
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Sixteenth
Sidtes
Jung
Italy
United States
White House
Thomas A. le Bréton
Kidnap Plot Leads to Family Innocence Stated by Police
State police concluded a dramatic case involving a missing child and a ransom scheme traced to two brothers. They exonerated the family, saying only the younger brother and his accomplice planned and carried out the crime, while other relatives were cleared. The motive cited was financial distress and employment loss.
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Detroit
Kenneth
Pegey
William Lee
Bob
Cyril
Harwichport
Woods Hole
McMath
Lee
Daniel G. Needham
Massachusetts Commissioner of Public
Cyril Buck
William Ter. McMath
Harwichport Kidnapping Case Ends with Cash Recovered
In a dramatic Boston Harbor operation, Kenneth Buck allegedly led a ransom scheme involving $60,000 in bundles as two Detroit families pursued their child. Police captured Lee, McMath, and associates, recovering $46,009 plus $100, as investigators traced money transfers and the masked man.
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Brook
Cyril
Ste
McMath
William Kales
Francis Charles McMath
Kenneth Buck
Harwichport
Detroit
Cape God
Ralph Snow
Cape God Savings Bank
Mosey
Boston
McMath Ageedd
Well 95 Feet Deep Near Sophia Drilled
Charles F. Kinzer of Beckley reports that a new natural gas well near Sophia was completed after boring to 95 feet. Meadows plans a filling station and lunch stand on the mountain between Crazy Open and Sophia, citing a water standby depth of 95 feet in Mit well started earlier this week.
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Charles F. Kinzer
Af Beckley
NG. Meadows
Crazy Openard
Sophia
Meadows
Mit
Local Matriarch Mrs Ramsey Dies After Hip Injury
Mes Ranteey 72 mother of Ramsey family dies after a brief illness from a fall that caused four broken hips. She lived in Greenbrier County and Lewisburg, survived by five sons and four daughters. Funeral at H A Hodges home in Ronceverte with interment at Alvin family cemetery. Wallace and Wallace handled arrangements.
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F. W. Ramsey
Ronceverte
Mes
AL Ranteey
Ramsey
Beckley Cittizen
Himney
Greenbrier
Lewisburg
Ranneverte
C. R. Ramsey
J. B. Ramsey
E. B. Ramsey
Raine
HL Ramsey
White Sulphur Springs
City
A1. A. Hodges
Roncevérté
G. 4. Neves
Alvin
G. A. Howard
J. D. Davis
H. A. Hadgés
Alvid
M. E. Church
Wallace and Wallace Undertaking Firm
Ronceverte and Rainelle
Plan to Put Men Back to Work to Aid Recovery
A steering committee of the National Manufacturers Association with over 700 leaders approved a plan to pull workers back to employment. J H Rand Jr of New York chairs the group with Laninidt Dupois of Wilmington Delaware Robert P Lanont and former North Carolina Governor Q Max Gardner among its members. Rand says manufacturers nationwide are being notified of the action and that industry will cooperate on legislative relief to restart production and curb low spirits.
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Committee of the Nation
Amon
Manufacturers Association
J. H. Rand, Jr
New York
Laninidt Dupois
Wilhington
Delaware
Robert P. Lanont
Coni- Merce
Fire Bug In A Suspected Incendiary Blaze
A worker for the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad, identified as involved in a fire at a burned home, confesses a role in the incident. Police estimate the insurance on the home was around 500, and investigators pursue a deliberate arson motive. Chief Morris and a task force scrutinize the case, claiming evidence points to incendiary origins and vowing to trace the fire to its source.
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Donen
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Morris
Martin
Glyde
Powell
D. B. Christian
League of Nations Seeks Peru Explanation on Naval Move
The League of Nations asked Peru to explain why its naval squadron moved from Pacific waters to the Atlantic, likely to access Leticia, amid its warlike dispute with Colombia. An advisory committee also requested neighboring states to provide any light on Peru’s stated purpose.
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Ateve Pras
Geneva
League of Nations Today
Peru
Pacific
Atlantic Océan
Amazon
Ireru
Colonia
Ienené
Taroughils
Salina brick layer named in $3,000 damages suit
Arvin Heieh sen sues Harry Cavle alleging Cavle owns a vicious dog that bit his owner, injuring his nervous state. Case filed in Sedina Kansas on May 1. Indirectly references ratlike bite and destroyed trousers.
Men Implicated In Tragic Beckley Road Crash
Witnesses say Toney fired a blow with a wooden box and followed a truck as it backed toward Beckley then lawed to the main highway where the vehicle ran him down. Tonéy Jay survived with injuries. Prosperity police later arrested him. Skelton crash injures Stanislaw Orzech after he stepped into a machine path at the New River store. A note found on his belongings hinted at premonition. A two-car collision on Kanawha and Church streets caused minor injuries and vehicle damage. James Lewis dies after a bus wreck near Elk Ridge. thirteen passengers hospitalized, eight recoveries expected. William Neal of Minton loses sight in one eye after a collision near Teew Heelrick. Neal’s condition worsens as the eye injury requires surgery. Fred Scarbrd, machine driver, sleeps at wheel.
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Toney
Beckley
Weling
Tonéy Jay
Phippé
Skelton
Stanislaw Orzech
Beckley Hospital
New River Company
L. Davis
MacDonald
Mike Rickula
High Coal
W. Va
Frank Brubeck
Kanawha
Church Streets
Arcene
Ford
Quay Bay
East Beckley
Kanawha Street
Elk Refining Company
Vincent Daniels
Daniels
Church Street
Maples Garage
James Lewis
Boomer
Montgomery
Booner
Koppers
Elk Ridge
Lewis
Raleigh General Hospital
William Nea
Minton
Tew Heelrick
Fred Scarbrd
Neal
Scarhra
Debts and Moratorium Stance in Roosevelt Talks
Leaders discuss the European debt moratorium and potential U S adjustments. The Illinois Democrat opposes canceling war debts but would back any plan Roosevelt sends that ensures equal benefits for the United States. House leaders signal caution, recalling the last congress's Ragon amendment, while McReynolds urges full scrutiny of any proposal before final judgment.
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Iinois
Roosevelt
Representative Byres
House
McRayne
House Foreign Affairs
United States
McReynolds
Minnesota Beer Tax Revenue Report
The Internal Revenue Service announced that Minnesota beer sales since legalization have yielded $674,786 in taxes. Drunkenness arrests totaled 241, down from 268 a year earlier. St Paul collected $29,000 from sale licenses.
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Ming
Minnesota
Internal Revenue Office
St. Paul
Youth Finds Strange Bird Near Hemlock Street Home
Frank Porter of Hemlock Street cannot identify a strange bird found by Cecil Besant and Jack Meredith near Stanaford. The tame ten inch creature with vermilion beak and nearly black green plumage now rests at Porter's home while officials and Owen Meredith of Elkhorn Piney Coal Mining Co search for identification. Identity remained a mystery last night.
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Frank Porter
Hem
Jock Street
Owen Meredith
Elkhorn Piney Coal Mining Company
Portér
Slanford
Legislature Eyes Revenue Measures And Local Road Bill
Kump plans next week tasks as each house passes a different revenue draft. Senate approval of the county unit school bill signals a major house battle as opponents marshal forces. The road bill, granting state authority over county and district roads, must return to delegates after senate amendments for county road supervisor appointments. Observers expect the county groups to face pressure over new jobs and reform.
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House
Senate
Housé
Weekend Guests and Local Visits in Crab Orchard West Virginia
Crab Orchard and Mabscott area residents hosted and visited during the weekend. Names include Miss Argyle, Martha Jane Phipps, Sylvia Bailey, Ennis Dick, G C Hipp, D F Gamble, Judith Ainbern, Dora Yerk, Robert Deck, Bert Alderidge, Rainelle, Frit Dunlap, Arnold Walton, Shady Spring, Daisy Sanifer, Dewey Ellison, N Knapp, Luther Goode, Nola Matoweré, J K Jones, Catherine, David Miller, B Wale son, Julia, L L Fink, Glen White, P Biffeiis, Ennis Phipps, WT Biffe, C H Denn, Beckley, Bob Meven, A M Hilton, Paul Galmore, TA Campbell.
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Miss Argyle
Martha Jane Phipps
Sylvia Bailey
Mabscatt
Ennis Dick
Family O
G. GC
Hipp
D. F. Gamble
Judith Ainbern
Dora Yerk
Robert Deck
Bert Alderige
Rainelle
Frit Dunlap
Arnold Walton
Heckley
Ton Bernan
Juniver Farrow
Shady Spring
Daisey Sanifer
Dewey Ellison
N. (. Knapp
Thurman
Luther Goode
Nola Matoweré
G. €. Phipps
N. €. Knapp
J. K. Jones
Catherine
David Miller
Dewny Ellison
B. Waleson
Julia
P. Biffe
L. L. Fink
Glen White
Ennis Phipps
WT. Biffé
C.H. Denn
Beckley
Bob Meven
A. M. Hilton
Paul Galmore
TA. Campbell
Squire Anderson Hears Two Men On Nonpayment and Debt
Squire Jack Anderson hearings involved two men. One, arrested by Clyde McDowell, faced charges of nonpayment for wife and children and was sentenced to 10 days and a 25 dollar fine plus costs. The other, charged by Harvey Naavack for unpaid beard bill, was released after arranging satisfactory payment. the non-supporter, John Lave Thy, reportedly made arrangements satisfactory to the magistrate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Anderson
Clyde McDowell
Harvey Naavack
New
Coy Smith
Tex
Ohn Lavethy
Macistrale
Disbandment Declared for Local Gab Post in Mc Minnville
Only three members of Custar Post No 9 Grand Army of the Republic in Mc Minnville Oregon remain alive and the post has been disbanded.
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T Hee
Custar Post
No. 9
GAB
McMinnville, Ore
Half Million Dollars Mailed To Counties
State auditor Edgar B. Sims mailed checks totaling 8504 to 52 counties as the second installment of state aid for teachers’ salaries for the 1992-33 school year. Only Brooke, Jefferson, and Obie counties did not receive aid.
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The
Associated Press
Charleston
W. Va
Edgar B. Sims
Brooke
Jefferson
Obie
Odd Fellows Meet Monday Anniversary Gathering
Raleigh county Independent Order of Odd Fellows plan their annual anniversary meeting at the Trap Hill District High School near Surveyor. The event Sunday at 2 30 pm will feature a sermon by Rev T R Cooper of Mabscott. Members from across the county and Rebekah lodge auxiliaries are invited to attend.
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Raleigh County
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Trap Hill
Surveyor
A. Ray Fink
White Stick Lodge
T. R. Cooper
Mabscott
Odd Fellows
Rebekah Lodge
Auiliary Organization
David Ashworth Opinion On 3.2 Beer Policy
In Charleston West Virginia May 6 David D Ashworth United States district attorney for the Southern District of West Virginia forwarded an opinion on the late 32 per cent beer situation upon request from Washington He declined to comment on the content but noted the opinion was submitted. Federal Judge George W McClintic stated from the bench that the state beer law appeared to violate the state constitution and ordered the grand jury to study reports of beer. New indictments were returned and beer remained for sale statewide.
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Prake
Charleston
W. Va
Department of Justice
Washington
David D. Ashworth
United States
Southern
West Virginia
Ashworth
George W. McClintic
Heer
Graf Zeppelin Sets Course to Pernambuco Brazil
Graf Zeppelin departed from Friedrichshafen Germany bound for Pernambuco Brazil with eleven passengers aboard including two women Frances Alison of New York among the travelers. The dirigible will continue to Rio de Janeiro after the Brazilian leg under the command of Hugo Ebhemer.
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Poibek Friedrichshafen
Germany
Pernambucoi
Brazil
Hugo Ebhenér
South América
Cine
Frances Alison
New York
Lillys Plan for Reunion Set for Flat Top Event
The Lilly Reunion association executive committee met at Lilly Land to organize the fourth annual reunion at Flat Top on the first weekend of September. A. A. Lilly presided as president. Committees were formed, attendees from California to Missouri promised to attend, and plans include amplé root, prominent speakers, music, a large band, carnival and amusements. Another executive meeting is set for July 13 to review committee reports.
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The
Lilly Reunion Association
Lilly Land Company
A. A. Lilly
California
Kansas
Texas
Missouri
Iowa
Othr
Hélilj
Plank
Preschool Clinic Is Success At Montrval
LT expresses appreciation to coal company officials and Paréal Teacher association for cooperation in the Montrval preschool clinic held April 28. Cars transported children and 83 were examined. Dr. Hume was helped by Dr. R H Padén and nurse Miss Eric Hoysman from Raleigh County health department.
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W. W. Hume
Raleghh County
Yedserday
Coal Company
Paréal Teacher Association
Montrval
Hume
R. H. Padén
State Health Department
Eric Hoysman
Raleigh County
Ruby Bates Applauded By Alabama Audience
Ruby Bates, a young Alabama girl central to the Scottsboro trial, was applauded by a predominantly Negro audience as she testified tor her safety amid threats of lynching during the second trial of the nine accused of attacking her and Victoria Price.
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Ruby Bates
Alabama
Washington
Seco
Victoria Price
National Seats pre Aution protest at Necro Baptist church
About 3,500 people attended a demonstration at a Necro Baptist church linked to National Seats, where Ruby Bales claimed the Scottboro boys are innocent and framed by local bosses and statewide railroad bosses.
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Ruby Bales
Mount Tabor Revival Blesses West Virginia Community
Mount Tabor West Virginia Rev Lady Basham preaches Sunday morning to a large crowd at eleven o clock. Local residents and relatives visit host families and attendings include Virgil Aiffe and sons Dallas and Dennis of Crab Orchard. Several locals such as Miss Mary Fitzpatrick of Crab Orchard and Mrs. Franks Snul Fréd Pierson residents of Beckley attend family gatherings.
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Virgil Aiffé
Dallas and
Dennis
Frank Harper
Mary Fitapatrick
Grab Orchard
Franks Snulfer
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