Balkans Won't Start It Says Fayetteville Expatriates
Nationals living in Fayette county coal fields predict a coming European conflict but say the war will likely be fought in the Mediterranean. Ex nationals describe Italy expanding into Africa and the strategic hold on Lavos and the Aegean while Britain and France watch Gibraltar, Suez, and Marseilles for trade and troop movements. The piece notes Fascist Spain, Italy's Africa drive, and potential clashes involving Alsace Lorraine.
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First Aid Captains Feted After Beckley Safety Meet
The New River and Winding Gulf Mining Institute will honor first aid team captains and coal company officials at a December 4 dinner here. Secretary Hobart Watson says the event acknowledges support for the seventh annual sectional safety meet. Guest speakers include N. B. Rhinehart of the West Virginia department of mines and C. E. Lawall of West Virginia University.
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Mr. Hope
Beckley
New River and Winding Gulf Mining Institute
Hobart Watson
N. B. Rhinehart
West Virginia Department of Mines
Hostetter Recovering At Home After Hit Run Injuries
Oak Hill resident Alex Hostetter remains on crutches at home nine weeks after a Fayetteville road hit and run left him with a fractured skull and leg injuries. The ongoing recovery highlights the impact of the crash on his family and community.
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Oak Hill
Alex Hostetter
Fayetteville Road
Hostetter
Wriston transfers Woodlawn lot to daughter
A county clerk record shows Mayor Robert Wriston and his wife conveying lot five and part of lot four on Woodlawn avenue to their daughter Miss Mary Alice Wriston.
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County Clerk’s Office
Robert Wriston
Woodlawn Avenue
Mary Alice Wriston
Europe on edge as powers weigh Spain crisis
The passage notes Russia’s bold stance on Spain’s socialist government, while Japan and China loom in the north, and Mussolini projects strength. France and Spain tense, England anxious, and risk of war hangs on tense international maneuvers and leadership.
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England
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Harold Humphrey Has Ear Trouble
Harold Humphrey, son of Mr and Mrs Ray Humphrey of Long Branch, is under treatment in a Montgomery hospital for an infected ear. Doctors say immediate surgery was necessary, and his father was summoned from the mines to be by his side.
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Long Branch
Harold
Ray Humphrey
Montgomery
New York Harbor Fines Levyed on Seven Skippers
A 40 year old federal statute imposed fines of 50 dollars each on seven fishing boat skippers for obstructing navigation in New York harbor.
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New York Harbor
Corn-Hog Poison Infects Lively Family Members
The corn-hog issue causes blood poisoning in two Lively relatives. Biddle Lively returns home from Coal Valley hospital, Montgomery, after treatment for infection from a coin on his foot. Walter Lively, his cousin, remains in the area.
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Long Branch
Lively
Biddle Lively
Coal Valley Hospital
Montgomery
Walter Lively
Moss Conducts Revival Series at Local Churches
The Rev. Dennis Moss, pastor of the Roseville Advent Church, leads a two weeks revival series in Long Branch beginning Sunday night. A separate revival series at the Methodist church concluded last Sunday.
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Long Branch
Dennis Moss
Rosevill Advent Church
Methodist Church
Burlington man mistakes patrol car for taxi
By the Associated Press Burlington North Carolina Louis Evans hailed a "cabby looking" automobile thinking it a taxi. It was the police patrol.
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Burlington, N. C
Louis Evans
Polce Patrol
Man In Serious Condition After Hog Butchering Incident
Pax sustained a finger injury while assisting a neighbor with hog butchering. An infection followed and he is reported in serious condition at Montgomery hospital.
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Montgomery Hospital
Two men fined by Pax mayor for drunkenness
Pax Mayor H. E. Woolwine fined Henry Billups and Oscar Bowyers $16.50 each for drunkenness and disorderly conduct. The pair were arrested Saturday night by Conservator Virgil Lyons.
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Pax
H. E. Woolwine
Henry Billups
Oscar Bowyers
Virgil Lyons
Weirwood-Dock Holly Injured Fighting Blaze
Holly Weirwood-Dock sustained a broken ankle while helping fight a blaze Saturday that destroyed a small store building.
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Weirwood
Dock Holly
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