Women's Group Votes To Hold 1935 Meet Here
The Winchester Presby group adjourned in Keyser and will meet next year in Winchester. New officers list includes President Fred E. Warner and Secretary Elizabeth Zimmerman with a board of 17 officers and 43 delegates attending. Delegates to the synodical meeting in Massanetta are named, plus alternates. Conference schedules for fall include District A Thomas and B Capon Ridge areas.
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Winchester
Keyser
J. Moorefield
Fred E. Warner
Vee Vee
Ehanerdie
Dstown
Spooner
Elizabeth Zimmerman
Romney
Casteel
Elizabeth Burns
Charles Town
Frank Crawford
R. Diehl
Martinsburg
L. C. Kackley
F. P. Edgell
Vernon Dyer
Petersburg
Assembly’s
J. W. Boyer
Woodstock
Lela Rosenberger
J. Ray Botti
J. Clark Bright
Paul Leatherman
George Rector
Berkeley Springs
Robert Campbell
Winches
Massanetta
Robert B. Campbell
J. W. Witherspoon
Shefferdstown
Gloom and Hope Alternate With Robles Family
In Tucson on May 2 a kidnapped six year old girl June Robles remains missing as her family pleads with abductors to answer four intimate questions that only she or relatives would know. The Robles seek a piece of June’s dress as proof of life while awaiting a ransom deal.
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Tucson
Ariz
June Robles
Bernabe Robles
Fernando Robles
June
Little June
Heflin Fails In His Effort To Stage Comeback
In Alabama Democratic gubernatorial and congressional primaries, Bibb Graves led early in statewide returns with 19 338 votes to 13 141 for Frank M Dixon and 10 for McCord in a three man Fifth District race J Thomas Heflin trailed. Local counts showed Miles B Allgood gaining in Etowah with 891 to 786 for Joe Starnes as Heflin trailed.
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Birmingham
Ala
Bibb Graves
Montgomery
Fifth
United States
J. Thomas Heflin
Graves
Frank M. Dixon
Judge McCord
Heflin
Miles
Allgood
Etowah
Joe Starnes
Guntersville
Samue F. Hobbs
Selma
Lamar Jeffers
Hobbs
Jeffers
W. B. Oliver
Pete B. Jarman
Thomas H. Maxwell
Tuscaloosa
Oliver
Jarman
Maxwell
Lydia E. Pinkham's Tablets for Women Advertisement
An old style ad promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's tablets for women to relieve and prevent periodic pain and related disorders. Claims include non narcotic content and relief with persistent use. Sold by all grocers but misspelled in source as Grempiotes.
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Grempiotes
Roosevelt Opposes Liquor Tax Cuts to Curb Bootlegging
Roosevelt favors fighting bootlegging by strengthening actions against illicit dealers rather than cutting liquor taxes. He backs tariff legislation with closed hearings for affected industries and urges passage of a stock market bill. Senate Republicans warn against expanding presidential tariff power and may seek limits on farm duty reductions.
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Washington
Innes Capitol
House
Roosevelt
Treasury
Financial Committee
Pettengill
Indiana
New York Stock Exchange
Senate
McNary
Oregon
Hatfield
R-Wva
New Powder Promises Youthful Skin
MELLO GLO is a new face powder claimed to protect skin from exposure and preserve youth. A French process makes it last longer spread smoother and not clog pores with a special youthful tint. Available at Baker's Drug Store for 50 cents and 1 dollar.
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Baker’s Drug Store
Cady
Harrisonburg Electric Plant Under Scrutiny
Washington reports on the inquiry into Harrisonburg and Farmville Virginia municipal power plants. The Seaboard Public Service Company and Utilities Publication Company dispute magazine survey figures showing profits and losses. The commission hears testimony amid tension over municipal earnings claims.
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Washington
Harrisonburg
Farmville
Seaboard Public Service Company
Alexandria
Public Service Magazine
H. J. Gonden
Utilities Publication Company
Magasine
Seaboard
Gonden
A. W. Higgins
Gonden’s
Fish violators fined five dollars and costs
J. D. Price and Robert Patton of this city were fined $5.00 and costs each by Magistrate A. J. Tavenner after game warden Francis W. Pingley arrested them along Abram Creek near Russell home. They and two juveniles had 15 yellow suckers in possession and were cited to the local police court. The magistrate imposed the minimum fine.
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T. J. D. Price
Robert Patton
A. J. Tavenner
Francis W. Pingley
Abram Creek
Russell Home
Tavenner
Rivers Shape Colorado Landscape and Roads
Rivers in Colorado split into three main systems feeding the Mississippi via the Platte and Arkansas, the Rio Grande to the Gulf, and the Colorado to the Pacific. These waters fixed early land routes, irrigated agriculture, and determined where cities and towns grew along their courses.
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Colorado
Mississippi
Platte
Arkansas
Rio Grande
Gulf
Pacific
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Keyser, W. Va
Gloom
Hope
Robles
Lydia E. Pinkham
The
Associated Press
William A. Wirt
Federal Trade Body
Mother of Rivers
Kellogg’s
Kelly
U. S
Herrell Sales Corp
Aany
Loudoun St
STC Bars CO. Inc
ASCO
California
Gold Sea
Glenwood
America
Richland
Victor Bread
John Alden
Standish Cookies
Acme
Farmdale
Victor Coffee
Santos
Sal San
Asco Corn
Valencia
Calif
Carolina
Doz
WCAO
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