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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1930
Page
6
Telegraph Printing Co of The Associated Press fare structure and public notices. Rates are listed for mail subscriptions by region West Virginia and distances. Carriers and payment terms explained. Publication date December 6, 1930.
The text argues Secretary of Labor Davis outside the Hoover cabinet should represent Pennsylvania in the Senate and push strict immigration limits. It contends unemployment stems from lax entry controls and favors admission only for industrial needs with flexible, rapid enforcement. It also calls for Americanization of current foreigners and limited new arrivals to reduce joblessness.
A religious sentiment expresses the meek inheriting the earth and perceiving divine care. The passage emphasizes godly grace, a candid gaze lifted from beneath the divine footstool, and adoration for divine perfections beyond human comprehension.
The 1929 Nobel Peace Prize awarded to former Secretary of State Frank B Kellogg honors his work in promoting the Paris treaty to outlaw war. The award totals about 48000 dollars and is celebrated amid U S support.
Twenty years ago Col. M. Smith suffered a bad injury from a fall on Princeton Avenue near the Matz hotel. Clara Reynolds a domestic burned to death in a servant house fire. A McKinley club banquet was held at Welch. The Bank of Athens was reorganized. Bluefield Street Car Co. was taken over by Princeton Power Co. Miss Mary Kitts of Bluefield and M. B. Hammit of Pocahontas were married.
The record praises Frank B. Kellogg for overcoming monarchs and premiers to win acceptance of an outlawed war policy. It credits his deft handling of diverse views and his push from the Briand pact to a multilateral framework, creating a lasting monument to his nation and himself.
A speaker, Emily Taylor Perkins, seeks a quiet withdrawal from city life to regain inner peace. She describes unbearable noise and strain and hopes to hear God’s voice in solitude at a hillside dwelling away from urban turmoil.
The West Virginia Coal Association executive committee endorsed establishing a school of fuel engineering at the state university and urged legislature funding for a graduate program focused on carbonization liquefaction gasification and coal by products. The plan aims to unite industry needs with university research to revitalize coal’s prospects.
Hollywood secrets spread through many departments and open discussion of divorces and personal matters occurs. Many leading actors come from small towns, including Frank Albertson Joan Bennett Joe E. Brown Marie Dressler Stuart Erwin Robert Montgomery Jack Qakie John Wayne and Lawrence Tibbett. One star barely survived a near bankruptcy test prior to a comeback and now earns about $2000 weekly.
Washington December 5 4 An agricultural division was established today by the Republican National Committee to keep the party in close touch with farmer problems and needs Col L W Ains worth of Des Moines Iowa named director with headquarters in his home city He is a farm owner and former director of the National Farmers union
Norfolk and Western officials urge 30 000 plus employees to improve efficiency across fuel saving break-in twos and grade crossings while stressing the need to promote railroad services amid coal competition and rising expenditures.
Snapshot from the nation’s capital reports 12 286 unemployed in DC, 22 per 1000, with large cities hardest hit. It notes former executives fear losing jobs, mentions Kincheloe and Davis, political blame games, and debates over federal vs state roles in curbing racketeering and funding. It all hints at a broad unease over spending, labor, and unemployment.
B. W. Herrman, vice president in charge of traffic for Norfolk and Western, from Norfolk, Va., urged boosting merchandising freight traffic and especially less-than-carload shipments. He called for better information on traffic sources and active solicitation to grow freight and passenger business, stating all employees should join the drive to help the railway and its workforce prosper.
Adelaide December 5. A new evictions act in South Australia shields unemployed tenants from eviction or legal action for unpaid rent. Tenants must show to a magistrate that unemployment prevents rent payment and that they are actively seeking work. Unemployed borrowers are also protected on overdue mortgage payments with heavy penalties for violations.
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