Kiwanis Club hears Dr Hough on history as aid to current events
Dr Hough spoke to the Kiwanis Club on how history aids understanding today. Presented by Dr Ansel Groves, with guests Mr Ayo of Richmond and R W Cotterman of Washington. William Hardy and Wendell Goode attended, plus a letter from Mrs Gertrude Peery inviting Kiwanians to Handley School Art Gallery. Attendance prize went to Clyde Hall.
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Kiwanis Club
Ansel Groves
Ayo
Richmond
Wendell Goode
R. W. Cotterman
Washington
W. W. Whitlock
William Hardy
Gertrude Peery
American Association of University Women
Handley School
Clyde Hall
Lions Buy $22,370 War Bonds at Luncheon
Members of the Lions Club purchased a total of 22370 dollars in war bonds during the second War Loan drive. Hoye Riley acted as chairman of the war bond committee at the luncheon held Tuesday.
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Lions Club
Hoye Riley
Stalin urges a strong independent Poland after war
In a letter to Ralph Parker of the New York Times Stalin states the Soviet Union favors a strong independent Poland after defeating Germany. He says U R desires good neighborly relations and mutual respect, or an alliance for mutual aid against Germany if Poland agrees.
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New York
Joseph Stalin
Russia
New York Times
Moscow
Ralph Parker
Parker
Stalin
Poland
Hitler
Germany
Soviet Union
Trial Justice Hears Cases
Trial Justice W eee presided since May 1 in Edward Lee Cooper case involving use of W O Parletts car without owner knowledge. Also heard Wesley Geiger of Baltimore for speeding with a $9.25 fine. George K Russell Route 1 cited for speeding with a $9.25 fine and 30 days suspended for Cooper. The mountain goat is not a goat but an antelope.
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Weee
Edward Lee Cooper
W. O. Parlett
Wesley Geiger
Baltimore
George K. Russell
Route 1
Green appointed to West Virginia Liquor Board
Governor Neely named Charles H. Green of Bluefield to the State Liquor Control Commission, succeeding W. W. Downey of Martinsburg whose renomination was rejected by the Senate. Downey, reassigned after rejection, is challenging a 1943 act in the Supreme Court over recess appointments.
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Charleston
W. Va
Neely
Charles H. Green
Bluefield
State Liquor Control Commission
W. W. Downey
Martinsburg
State Senate
Green
Mercer County
Commission
Downey
Board of Control
Senate
Supreme Court
Elk Described With Mule Ears And Camel Gait
A description of the American wapiti or elk notes its ears resemble a mule, its gait resembles a camel, and its body is cowlike in shape.
Kitchen Hero Gets Too Warlike
In Los Angeles on May 6 Curtis Shelton a 20 year old kitchen worker drew a butcher knife and brandished wild slashes during a discussion of what he would do if and when. The incident ended without injury as bystanders restrained him.
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Los Angeles
Curtis Shelton
Shelton
Imaginary foe attack ends in self harm during retreat
In a surreal incident the figure attacking imaginary enemies slashed his own thigh before fleeing to a hospital seeking aid. Authorities investigate the bizarre episode and treatment is reportedly non life threatening.
Treasury Receipts and Expenditures Reported
Treasury data for May 4 show receipts of 111 million 16 thousand 965 dollars and 31 cents, expenditures of 299 million 754 thousand 866 dollars and 92 cents, gross debt at 135 billion 170 million 363 thousand 179 dollars and 59 cents, an increase of 181 million 313 thousand 559 dollars and 47 cents from the prior day.
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Peteh Ie Bem Our Armed Forces
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Lederle Cerevin
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Yanky Clover
By Richard Hudnut
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Paris
Vanity
Yardley
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COTY
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Position of the Treasury
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