West Virginia Review Sold to Joseph J. Eley
Phil M. Conley of Charleston sells the West Virginia Review founded in 1923 to Joseph J. Eley a South Charleston resident and former Loew's advertising man and army editor. Eley will be business manager and middle month December issue will be issued under new direction.
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Chariston
W. Va
Phil M. Conley
Charleston
The
West Virginia Review
Joseph J. Eley
New York
Pacific
Eley
South Charleston
Review
Conley
Monthly Review
West Virginia
Ogden
Ambulance Drivers Cannot Ignore Red Signals in Charleston
Municipal Judge Harold Neff ruled ambulance drivers lack authority to run red traffic lights in Charleston. He warned that future violations could bring penalties after dismissing an ambulance driver who admitted to running a light. The judge also said taxi cabs lack privilege to park freely and fined a company owner $62.
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Charleston
W. Va
Harold Neff
Neff
Miners Return to Work at Six Colorado Pits
In Durango Colorado today six leading local coal mines reported a mass return to work by union miners who walked out fifteen days earlier. About forty workers were back in the pits as UMW Local officials were not immediately available for comment.
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Durango
Colo
Aicinez
Joe Valdez
UMW
Stolen Goods Buyers Held Abetting Crime in Charleston
Charleston police say buyers of stolen goods may be encouraging theft, especially among juveniles, as Chief Harold Cornwell reports he suspects local purchasers are driving the spike in stolen articles offered for sale. Set. Ray reported the development.
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Charleston
W. Va
Harold Cornwell
Cornwell
Set
Ray
Tompkins Targets Trace on Secondhand Sellers
Tompkins reported dealers especially automobile accessory store operators are not required to take name address or description of sellers. One person has been arrested for failing to comply with the directive, Tompkins said.
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Tompkins
Egg Money Distributed for 50 Idle Miners in Kanawha
In Charleston on December 5 a $300 distribution of egg money was given at the Kanawha County courthouse for about 50 idle miners and their relatives from Cabin Creek who testified in a manslaughter action. After three witnesses testified in the traffic fatality case the defendant changed to guilty and received probation for two and a half years. Witnesses collected their dollar a day attendance fees and traveling expenses.
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Charleston
W. Va
Kanawha County
Cabin Creek
Latin American nations sign locust control agreement
Representatives from Argentina Bolivia Brazil El Salvador Guatemala Panama Paraguay and Uruguay sign a regional pact to coordinate joint action in locust control and suppression efforts.
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Argentina
Bolivia
Brazil
el Salvador
Guatemala
Panama
Paraguay
Uruguay
H J Phillips Riffs On Law And Loops In A Satirical Diatribe
The piece weaves a mock contract by H J Phillips mocking legal terms and public figures. It quips about demanding surrender of officials, sabotaging a home, and includes quips on stock market, a New York court absence of a novel, and headlines about divorces and actors.
Beware Of Army Talk Itll Get You
Twin Falls Idaho reported Lt George P Claston Army recruiting officer picked up two hitchhikers while in town The incident highlights warnings about suspicious conversations with service members and potential scams in the area.
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Twin Falls
Idaho
George P. Claston
Hitchhikers Reconsider Enlistment On Route To Salt Lake City
While driving north to Salt Lake City, Claston met a former sergeant who was signing up with the Army again. The two hitchhikers listened to their stories of Army life and decided to enlist after reaching Salt Lake City.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Claston
Army
Rings Recovered From Wake Island Rings Return to Navy Men
In Annapolis and Wake Island a Navy story notes Col. George H. Potter and Capt. Winfield S. Cunningham had their class rings taken by Japanese forces but will receive them back. The rings were recovered by the Japanese general headquarters division and found hidden in a woman's kimono sleeve.
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Annapolis
George H. Potter
Winfield S. Cunningham
Wake Island
Japan
Hed General Headquarters
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