Farm relief bill passes House against debenture plan
Washington reports the House defeated the export debenture approach 250 to 113, clearing the path for final farm relief legislation. Leaders expect a joint conference to approve the administration bill and send it to the president before nightfall.
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Washington
Hoover
House
Senate
White House
Tilson
Connecticut
Hull, Browne
Lambert
Nelson
Schneider
Wisconsin
Campbell
Iowa
Christgau
Selvie
Minnesota
James
Michigan
Johnson and Williamson
South Dakota
Lambertson
Kansas
Sinclair
North Dakota
Christopherson
Frear
Kvale
Palmer-Labor
Longworth
Joint Conference Committee
McNary
Oregon
Then Must Lay Over a Day Before It Can Be Considered
A source notes that approval or action on a proposal requires a minimum delay of one day before it can be officially considered. The timeline suggests administrative steps must pass before any final decision.
Farm bill roll call shows WV delegation split on export debenture
In the house vote on the farm bill the West Virginia delegation split with Republicans Bachmann Bowman Hughes Shott and Wolverton for elimination of the export debenture provision while none voted for retention and Democrat Smith for elimination. An estimated 1,000,600 Americans have some form of speech disorder.
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Washington
House
West Virginia
Bachmann
Bowman
Hughes
Shott
Wolverton
Smith
United States
Beckley Concert Showcases Ronconi Artistry
Beckley social page reports a Tuesday concert at Woodrow Wilson high school auditorium featuring Caesar Ronconi from Bluefield with an assisting group. The program included Arias from Verdi's Aida and praised Ronconi's voice and stage presence as well as Mrs Ronconi's piano teaching. Sarah Bowen and Sam Bowen contributed as pianist and tenor soloist respectively.
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First Baptist Church
Beckley
Caesar A. Ronconi
Sam Bonner
Sarah Bowen
City
Beckley Post-Herald
Woodrow Wilson High School
Caesar Ronconi
Bluefield
Ronconi
Caruso
Interpre
Firet
Mies
Sam Bowen
Fidelia Class of First Baptist to Meet at 2 20 PM
The Fidelia class of the First Baptist church will meet this afternoon at 2 20 at the annex. All members are asked to be present.
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First Baptist Church
Annex
Meeting Postponed for Tri District Epworth League
The Tri district Epworth League union meeting scheduled for this evening at 8 in Bluefield Virginia has been postponed to next Friday evening.
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Tridistrict Epworth League Union
Bluefield
Alumni Organization Meeting at Beaver High School
This evening at 8 at Beaver High School auditorium a meeting to organize the Beaver High School Alumni Association will be held. Misses Mary Lazenby and Elizabeth Cornett will lead the program including piano solo reading talk monologue and dance acts. West Virginia Bankers' Association awarded handsome prizes.
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Beaver High School
Beaver High School Alumni Association
Mary Lazenby
Elizabeth Cornett
Gladia Cash
Elizabeth Shirey
Mary Austin
Claude Wade
Theresa Turk
Billy Franklin
Bridge Luncheon Sparks Bluefield Social Scene
At the Bluefield Country club a Thursday bridge luncheon sponsored by the West Virginia Bankers' association drew about ten tables high in Bluefield. Mrs. E. C. Wade won the top Bluefield prize, with her mother Mrs. D. H. Barger of Shawsville taking high score among out of town players. Second Bluefield prize went to Mrs. James Mann, while visitor runner up was Mrs. George C. Norris of Charleston and low prize awarded to Mrs. J. I. Finlinson of Richwood.
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Bluefield Country Club
West Virginia Bankers’ Association
Bluefield
E. C. Wade
D. H. Barger
Shawsville
James Mann
George C. Norris
Charleston
J. I. Finlinson
Richwood
Social Notes From Local Homes And Visitors
Mrs. A. FE. Logan visits Mrs. J. E. Martin on Tazewell Street while Mrs. W. M. Blalock travels to Roanoke for a few days after tending her father W. A. Hancock. Rangeley family members from New York and George Washington University plan a summer with their parents S. N. Rangeley. Holdenville Oklahoma visitors A E Anglin and wife depart after a stay. Mrs. W. T. Gregory of 1617 Bluefield Avenue seeks treatment at St Luke's Hospital.
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A. FE. Logan
Jefferson Street
J. E. Martin
Tazewell
W. M. Blalock
Charlotte
D. C
W. A. Hancock
Roanoke
J. A. Rangeley
New York
J. W. Rangeley
George Washington University
Washington
D. G. Rangeley
Augusta Military Academy
N. Rangeley
A. E. Anglin
Holdenville
Okla
W. T. Gregory
Bluefield Avenue
St. Luke’s Hospital
Publisher's Plane Destroyed by Cyclone in Calcutta
Van Lear Black, Baltimore publisher, saw his monoplane wrecked by a cyclone at an Indian airfield. The craft, once flown from London to Calcutta in six and a half days, broke free from its anchored position and was blown over a fence. Two other planes at the airdrome were also destroyed.
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Calcutta
India
van Lear Black
Baltimore
Black
London
Cape of Good Hope
Tokyo
Why Some Women Are So Popular Beauty’s First Requisite
An ad touts Melia-Gia Face Powder with a new French process. It claims to smoothly spread for a youthful bloom and longer stay, reducing shine, irritation, and blemishes. Distributed by Easley Drug Store.
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Easley‘enn Drug Store
Sunburn Meter Perfected Shown by Dr Rentschler
New York June 13 Dr H C Rentschler director of research for Weetinghouse Lamp company and newly elected president of the New York Electrical Society announced tonight the creation of a sunburn meter. The device uses a photo electric cell to automatically record and measure ultraviolet rays causing sunburn.
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New York
New York Electrical Society
H. C. Rentschler
Weetinghouse Lamp Company
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