Dill Dill Position Trial Seeks New Consideration
Former Senator Clarence Dill and Mrs Grace Dill seek a new trial and to set aside a 5000 abortion verdict in the suit by Margie Dill a 25 year old stenographer. The jury found the defendants alienated Wendel Dill’s affections and the defendants faced different claims in the case.
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Vernon
Clarence C. Dill
Grace Dill
Common Pleas Court
Margie Heaton Dill
Wendel Dil
EL. C. Aultwetl
Margie Dill
Wheeling
W. Va
Washington
House Tax Bill Figures On Corporations And Taxes
The article details the House tax bill projections with a 18 percent base on corporation income, a seven percent levy on undistributed corporate income to stockholders, and a 4 percent tax on dividends. Harrison notes treasury estimates of 215 million, 217 million, and 90.6 million from these components, totaling 560 million after cushions. It also mentions windfall taxes and capital gains on liquidations aimed at recouping funds from processors deemed unjustly enriched by invalidated AAA taxes.
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Harrison
Treasury
Rose Marie shines in MacDonald and Eddy at Beckley
Jeanette MacDonald and Nelson Eddy star in MGM's Rose Marie at Beckley Theatre. WS Van Dyke directs Hunt Stromberg production with a lush score by Stothart and Rudolf. Plot follows Sergeant Bruce and Rose Marie in Quebec backwoods with romance, duty, and dramatic climax. Co stars include James Stewart, Reginald Owen, Una O'Connor, and dancer Gilda Gray.
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Jeanette MacDonald
Nelson Eddy
Rose Marie
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Beckley Theatre
Hollywood
WS. van Dyke
Hunt Stromberg
Herbert Stothart-Rudolf
Ross Marie
Song of the Mounties
Bruce
Quebec
James Stewart
Reginald Owen
Allen Jones
George Regas
Robert Gr
Methodists Vote To Union Move Gains Ground
High Point North Carolina May 24 The movement for unification of major Methodism branches advances as the Methodist Protestant Church approves the union plan by 142 to 39 votes at its general conference in High Point. The Methodist Episcopal Church has already accepted the plan, leaving Southern and other branch approval as the final steps before unification becomes effective.
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Freess
High Point
N.C
Methodist Protestant Church
Methodist Episcopal Church
Columbus
Ohio
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Many Deaths Continued From Part One in Court
Prosecutor says murder warrants will be issued Monday for Harvey Davis a Black Legion colonel Dayton Deans who confessed firing five shots killing Poole the young father of two as captors pressed him. Irvin Lee Urban Lipps George C Johnson Paul R Edwards and Edgar Battin are named with detailed confessions from the first four to support charges against the others.
Deadlock Halts Continued From Page One
Washington chairman Bell of the investigating committee said the panel is complete and ready for Tuesday’s meeting. The vote against Townsend in the house and opposition from Speaker Byrns and other leaders influenced the committee, which had at first favored pursuing Townsend.
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Washington
Bell
D-Mo
Byrmis
Townsend
House
Haile Selassie Heads to London Amid Diplomatic Tensions
Haile Selassie begins a voyage from Jerusalem to Haifa and then Gibraltar aboard HMS Capetown as his party of eight travels toward London. Whitehall faces a decision on how to receive the emperor or a distinguished visitor, with Britain not recognizing Italy's conquest of Ethiopia.
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London
Haile Selassie
Leks
Whitehall
Negus
Jerusalem
Haifa
H. M.S
Capetown
Seelassie
Mediterranean
Gibraltar
Hall
Great Britain
Italy
Ethiopia
Selassie
Mingdou
Smith Predicts Gulfey Success in House Action
Representative Joe L. Smith of Virginia predicts prompt passage of the Gulfey-Wingan coal price-fixing bill. He calls speedy enactment essential to West Virginia coal interests as low prices and high costs threaten operations. West Virginia leaders urge Congress to act this session with industry and union officials weighing in.
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Associated Prean
Washington
Gulfey-Wingan
Joe L. Smith
D-W
House Mines and Mining Committee
F . Srolth
West Virginia
GH. Nowlin Jr
Killarney
W. Va
van A. Bittner
United Mineworkers of America
West Virginia Wild Life League seeks commission split and license hike
The West Virginia Wild Life League urged separating game and fish sections from the state Conservation Commission away from forestry. A 1.80 license fee across the state would fund conservation and protection of fish and game. Dr. G. F. McClintic was reelected president with Dr. C. W. Orion and Dr. W. C. Esling elected as vice presidents.
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Associated’ Press
Weston
W. Va
West Virginia Wild Life League
State Conservation Commission
Forestry
G. F. McClintic
Wheeling
C. W. Orion
Morgantown
Dr. W. C. Esling
Princeton
League pledges coopera tion with state Wild Life Federation
The meeting with V ice President and L Lively of Fairmont reflected the secretary treasurer role and led the League to vote to incorporate. The group pledged cooperation with the state Wildlife Federation.
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L. Lively
Fairmont
State Wild Life Federation
Extortion Ring Probe Expands With Indictments Expected
May 23 report from New York states district attorneys widen an extortion probe involving prominent men and a Brooklyn private detective Max D. Krone. Attorney A Henry Ross faces six thousand bail on aiding Krone to extract nearly fifteen thousand from a young man under threat of exposing Smith friend Catherine Marie Pavel. Samuel C. Stamplemat of Boston, jazz company president, to be questioned by grand jury amid prior threats by Helen Conboy of New York as the inquiry continues in Tombs prison.
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Associated
Peosa
New York
District Attorneys Office
Prion
Max D. Krone
Brooklyn
Alfred E. Smith Jr
A. Henry Ross
Smith
Krone
Sinteto
Catherine Marie
Pavel
Harold W. Hastings
John J. Sullivan
Samuel C. Stamplemat
Boston
Hastings
Stamplemah
Helen * Conboy
Stock Averages and Total Sales Report
The Associated Press notes stock averages and total sales figures. Data include totals of 438,780 and daily readings with May 32 values, reflecting market activity and index levels with varied highs and lows.
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Associated Press
Si Tndust
Net
Free
Aga 2
Baptists Plan Continued From Page One
The article outlines plans for a Baptist Junior department school run by Children’s World Crase de plan. It lists Mies Burnett and Margaret Sullivan assisting, with Africa mission study classes and three study groups. Sessions run weekdays from 9 to 3:30 in the morning, excluding Saturdays.
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Africa
Mies Burnett
Margaret Sullivan
Raleigh Association
B.yul
Two Men Die In Airplane Fire Near Scranton
A fiery crash near Scranton kills two men as fire crews arrive within minutes. Investigators say the blaze spread quickly, preventing save attempts while flames engulfed the aircraft and nearby structures, with authorities examining cause and implications for the surrounding district.
Seven Home Building Permits Issued in Beckley This Month
City Recorder He McMillan reports seven permits issued for new homes in Beckley in the past five weeks. Total construction cost listed at 27,500 with homes on Second Avenues Oakwood Ne ns McCieny Court Hargrove Street Miller Avenue Park Street Wildwood Avenue and others.
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Beckley
McMillan
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