Boy Scout Leaders Training Fourth Session Held
The fourth session of the leaders training school at Skelton will cover patrol units duties of troop committees and officers. Beavers and Mug Wamp patrols report attendance. four new scouters joined. Court of Honor events are planned for Beckley Sophia and Montcoal with first aid rule changes to be explained. District rally set for December 15 at Woodrow Wilson High School.
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Skelton
Courts of Honor
Beckley Court of Honor
Memorial
Board of Review
Court of Honor
E. T. Stromp
District Court of Honor
Winding Gulf
Sophia Scout Cabin
Montcoal
Harley M. Kilgore
Montéval
Tams
Helen
E. W. Power
G. P. Burgess
C. R. Bourland
W. D. Ward
W. F. Pomputius
Ralph Faust
Fred Parrot
Virgil Placidi
Carl Maligrida
C. D. Weikel
Merlin Sterling
Edgar Lilly
Mason Lilly
Joan David
Billy Blake
Perry Grogan
Louis Sombotj
Lynn Stevenson
Billy Stevenson
Billy Schwartz
Charles Placidi
Baptist Church
New Beckley
Beckley Baptist Church
Wit
Beavers
Tom Harris
Earl Griffith
E. L. Jones
M. H. F. Kinsey
Raleigh County
Kinsey
Raleigh
Fayette
Woodrow Wilson High School
Beckley
Otis Steel Plan Receives Shareholder Approval
Otis Steel president J Kulas says shareholders approve the recapitalization plan. Holders of prior preferred stock may exchange for new convertible first preferred stock and common stock by depositing certificates with Chase National Bank of New York and National City Bank of Cleveland when the plan becomes operative. Rhodell reports several whooping cough cases and three flu cases in the area.
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Cleveland
E. J. Kulas
Otis Steel Company
Kulas
Chase National Bank of New York
National City Bank of
Rhodell
Sta
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Lincoln man bets walk to Grand Island for $300
Jim Beltzer of Lincoln agreed to walk 108 miles from Lincoln to Grand Island in seven days or lose 300 dollars. Opponent Fred Waller Jr. taunted him and monitored his progress as Beltzer supported Landon.
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Register
Lincoln
Neb
Grand Island
Jim Beltzer
Fred Waller, Jr
Beltzer
Jim
Waller
Landon
Freedom Granted to Notorious Model Fugitive
George E. Gilbert, 41, cleared by the Massachusetts parole board to resume life in California. He will return to Los Angeles to work for the oil company that paid him before his capture, but may not remarry for two and a half years under state law. Gilbert escaped Norfolk prison in 1930 while serving time for bank robbery and kidnapping.
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Boston
Massachusetts Parole Board
George E. Gilbert
California
Norfolk Prison Colony
Gilbert
Los Angeles
Oil
Dora Millicent Miles
Bay State
Welen M. Gilbert
Norfolk
Wermouth
Dead Lake is Not Dead Says State Geologist
Florida geologist Herman Ganter says Dead Lake is not dead and remains a top fresh water fishing spot. He notes the lake’s decline ties to widespread dying of nearby cypress trees, not a mysterious death.
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Tallahasse
Herman Ganter
Plavida
Gunter
Ias
Florida
Farmer Benefits To Be Continued
Secretary Wallace says a vast federal crop insurance plan would not cut payments under farm programs. He notes the AMA could support insurance with its national regional and local staffs and farmer groups. Wallace spoke after a conference with crop insurance representatives and a special committee named by President Roosevelt to craft a pilot for Congress.
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Washington
Wallace
The
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Roose
Congress
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Boy Scout Leaders Training School
Gulf
Helen Registers
Fred Wallace
Quincy
Mass
Grayce Asquith
Weymouth
Associated Press
Otis Steel Plan
Dick Tracy
Peage Ie
Pat
Kour
Radcliff
Runts
Pat Oa
Severiete
Ty Cian
Syeda
Moon Mullins
By Willard
Chisle
Ean
Mamie
Willie
Gruber
Albert Wheby
Dead Lake
Sensati
Ae Feree
Vecetey
Grosser
Mr. Johnson
Teich Son
Bere B
Nicag
Lilinoja
Lplat
Pwatemerini Dary
Lyam
Poopdeck Pappy
Pride OF the
Dorothy
Little Annie Rooney
AZENT
Charles Sanders
By Brandon Walsh
MR. Black
MR. Bullion
Annie
Mrs Shields
Tam
MR. Shields
Sally Shields
Darren
Aer O
Shields
Amy
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