Bolen Secures Two Lots in City District Land Transfers
Property records show John F. Bolen buying two Edgewood Drive lots from W. M. and W. M. Daniel. Across other transfers, McMillan Land and Finance sold Sylvia and Lonnie Queen a Crest Street lot, and Emma J. Daniel deeded two Sophia Street lots to Theodore Davenport.
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John F. Bolen
Edgewood Drive
W. M. Daniel
McMillan Land and Finance Company
Sylvia
Lonnie Queen
Crest Street
F.L
Emma J. Daniel
Sophia
Theodore Davenport
James
Dale Whiteley
Glade Creek
Shady Spring
Joe Gillie
A. J. Moye
Bertha D. Beaver
Pine Avenue
James A. Campbell
Johnstown Road
Beaver Coal Corporation
J. A
Hal Payne Campbell
Beaver Company
Johnstown
Julius and
Ethel Stafford
Sophia Road
Opalk
Joe L. Smith, Jr
McCreery
Fayette Streets
Sally Belle McCreery
Amanda J. Moye
Annie Hall
Beckley
Henry Moye
Homeseekers’ and Building Company
Hill
Daisey V. Webb
J. H. Lilly Land Company
Rubge Field
Raleigh Coal and Cokepany
Bye
Market squeeze seen in offing in Chicago board trade
A possible squeeze in September corn contracts rattled the Chicago Board of Trade as buyers scrambled to cover positions late in the session while futures trading appeared largely unchanged. The board's business conduct committee met through the dinner hour and reconvened after a recess to review threats of a squeeze and potential manipulation amid a tense market.
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Mngricago Board” of Trade
Board of Trade
Explosions at Penick Drug Plant Cause Major Damage
A plant in Weehawken New Jersey suffered 19 explosions and regulation damage. An official estimated property losses near 1,000,000 with a separate 250,000 factory loss while the factory remained shut. Robert Rodriguez, 25, fell from his New York flat and landed on a corrugated box, but was uninjured. In Grand Rapids, Albert Slagter was also mentioned in the report.
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Associat Weehawken, N. N. J
S. B. Penick Drug Com
Robert Rodriguez
Grand Rapids
Albert Slagter
One Date A Week Limit Mickey Ordains To Gang
Hollywood gossipy portrait of teen star Mickey Rooney at sixteen. The piece describes his dating rules and preferences, noting his short height and how he dates mainly at dances or premieres. It mentions Judy Garland and Betty Jaynes as school-age peers and hints at Rooney’s busy schedule with singing, orchestra, and a football team.
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Mickey
Robbin Coons
Hollywood
Mickey Rooney
Rooney
Sissy
Metro
Judy Garland
Betty Jaynes
Judy
Jackie Cooper
Jackie
Beverly Hills High School
Rooney Heart
Rooney “Blue Devils
Peterstown High students fundraise for motion picture machine
Monroe notes report Peterstown High school students are selling magazines to raise money for a motion picture machine for their school. Miss Erelyn Roberts left Monday for a Charleston hospital to pursue a nursing course. Margaret Larbert, ill after a tonsil operation, returned to her position in E I Terry's store.
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Peterstown High School
Erelyn Roberts
Charleston
Margaret Larbert
E. I. Terry's
Mrs. Long to Resume Work After Illness
Fayet te nurse Laura Burrow Long of the health department, out sick six weeks, will return to her duties Monday morning per a message sent to her employers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Register
Fayetteville
Laura Burrow Long
Fayette Health Department
Scarlet fever case at Winona patient improving
Winona reports Dorothy Nelson, 14, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Nelson, is ill at home with scarlet fever. Doctor N. L. Card sley says she is improving.
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Winona
Dorothy Nelson
George Nelson
N. L. Cardsley
Fifth Avenue Scene Of 1933 A E F Parade Triumphs
Nineteen years after the Armistice the A E F veterans will march up Fifth Avenue next Tuesday in the American Legion national convention parade. The long, states represented line will show fleets of floats, with Mississippi leading an 18 hour march as states display pride and pageantry from coast to coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Fifth Avenue
American Legion
Washington Square
141St Street
Mississippi
Louisiana
Birthplace replica and rail gauge note in history
A varied fragment mentions St. Louis as a replica birthplace of General Pershing, notes standard gauge railways at 4 feet 8.5 inches, and cites the University of Pavia founded in 825. The text blends historical facts with general writing observations.
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Mous
St. Louis
University of
Pavia
Italy
University to Aid Rheumatics in Ann Arbor Clinic Study
The University of Michigan plans a rheumatism clinic where specialists in chemistry, dietetics, surgery and bacteriology will focus on the malady. Dr. Cyrus C. Sturgis directs the initiative as science seeks better understanding and cures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Register
Ann Arbor
University of Michigan
Cyrus C. Sturgis
Medical issue listed as major problem today
The Department of Internal Medicine states rheumatism is one of today’s major medical problems. The text notes New York state had ten Dutch governors before the English gained control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Internal Medicine
New York State
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Bolen
Daniels
Albert
Mount Hope
W. VA
Ei Phe
Neville Street
White Cross Pharmacy
BAIR
Firefly
Monroe Notes
Peterstown
Kansas
Colorado
New Mexico
Arizona
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Glen Rogers
Peron
Beckley Coal and Supply Co
That
Paris
Lewis
Beckley, W. Va
Home Furniture CO
Memorial Bldg
McCreery St
The
Star
the Star
Sid Danbury
the Star Beckley
Ing
Modern Furniture Co
Beckley Theatre
Neville ST
Rene
Aarlem
Jergen
Armola
Cardus
Pinkham’s
Uick Liniment
Illiams
Elento
EAST
Alka Seltzer
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