Rates and subscriptions noted in West Virginia issue
The notice outlines mall subscription rates in West Virginia with consumer advance terms. It attributes content to The Associated Press and states public domain dispatches. The entry dated December 1, 1916, mentions newspaper registration and credits a Thought For Today by H. Eulalia.
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Dally
Sanday Oy Carlier
W. Va
West Virginia
Presa
Pyeva
S4l
Posto
W. Ve
West Virenna
H. Eulalia
Lewis Slipping? A stark view of John L. Lewis’s decline
A critical column argues the national figure shows mental and physical disintegration with age and stress. It cites recent photographs and comments on his judgment during a coal strike, comparing changes to Roosevelt and noting lasting influence despite methods.
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Lewis
John L. Lewis
Roosevelt
Roose
Lewin
Shim
New Power Source Opens Peaceful Energy Prospects
The article notes a shift from viewing atomic energy solely as a threat to recognizing its potential for peaceful use in industry and commerce. It suggests a new power source could drive production and economic growth, altering perspectives for producers.
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Russia
Poland
Quick action urged to remove Communists from federal jobs
The author argues against lengthy investigations to identify Communists in government. They urge department heads to purge suspected members, stating the heads are responsible for personnel and should publicly dismiss any found. If leaks occur, it would hinder government efficiency.
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Washington
Remains of Cortez Said Found in Mexico City Chapel
The article claims Cortez’s remains were allegedly located in a gold and crystal box within a Mexico City chapel. It questions the significance of such bones after four centuries and contrasts the supposed find with known depredations attributed to him.
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Cortez
Mexico
Mexico City
Hitler
Immigrant Bookseller Gavriel Wells Dies at Remarkable Fame
Immigrant bookseller Gavriel Wels, born in Hungary and a U S resident, gained international renown through British sales and French honors. He saved Balzac’s old home, owned rare Balzac editions, paid 68000 dollars for Shelley's suppressed Queen Mab copy, and marketed Gutenberg Bible leaves, letting Americans own a leaf of the famed volume. He arrived in the United States with no English and thrived in rare-book dealing.
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Gavriel Wels
Hungary
United States
France
Balzac
Wells
Shelly
Hyndreds
Washington Roundup Echoes Old Labor Conflicts
The column draws a parallel between the 1926 British coal strike and today’s labor tensions. It notes government actions, mobilization, and post-crisis reforms, then shifts to housing delays for veterans and a critique of U.S. military signal corps leadership amid ongoing military logistics issues.
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Ashington
England
United Kingdom
Baldwin
Vest
Baldiin
Calle Boys
London
Mindu
Saklaty
Enatty
Washington
Wilson Wyatt
Wrall
Joseph Meyerhoff
Baltimore
National Association of Home Builders
Meyerbalt
Dalfimare
Signal Corps
Charleston notes mix of visits and community events
Former West Virginia basketball great Charles Tallman visits Charleston with his brother Brooks Tallman of 205 Shawnee Circle. Emmet Mays hosts visiting musicians Vronsky and Balin. a Rhodesia mission church to be named for Dr Morris Ehnes. Various local residents win honors, attend performances, and plan civic activities in a bustling week of social and cultural happenings.
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OL. Charles
fTrugiy
Tallman
Virginia University
Charleston
Hi Brother
Brooks & Tallman
Shawnee Circle
Richland
Wington
duPont
General Electric
Col. Tallman
Mason County
Horace Greeley
Paul Welch
Columbus
Emmet Mays
South Mills
Inwa
Royal von Kurt
Tr Welch
Engiader
Chicago
Emmet
West Virginia
Old
Umiali
Rhodesia
South Africa
Ehres
Ate
Morris W. Ehnes
Methodist Board of Forei
Southern Rhodesia
Ehnes Challistain
Bayard F. Ennis
The
Gazette
Vivian Lane
West Virginia State College
National Poetry Assoc
Los Angeles
Cal
Layland
Sehior
James B. Twohig
W. B. Bragg
Wallet Cool
Webster Springs
Charleston Symphony Orchestra
Cool
New York
Ranawha Trail Club
Watts St
Washington St. W
Rod Carver
Watts Hill
Edgewood Country Club
Crescent Rd
Readers Forum Voices on Race and Education Reform
Readers letters praise Mrs. Franklin for championing oppressed races and urge balanced views on America’s promise of equality. The forum critiques the Educational amendment and forest conservation bills, arguing funds were diverted from teacher salaries and warning of higher costs.
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Gazeve
Jesu Christ
N. A. Franklin
America
Balancitty
Charles
Albans Duimita Cain
BMT Gazette
Dal
Mowat
Labor and politics move on labor disputes and elections
The article surveys wage demands from CIO unions led by the Big Three steel auto electrical and their planned simultaneous proposals in Washington on December 11. It notes Labor Department efforts to prevent disputes through non arbitration and previews political maneuvers around then Attorney General and energy policy.
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Prev
Ashington
CLO
CIQ
CIO
Washington
Capital
Post Office Department
Navy
Atty
Clark
Tom L. Lewis
Bearing Down Byrnes and Molotov Organize Odd Society
A colorful account describes Byrnes and Molotov forming a peculiar o we art astonishment group with officers elected. Molly praises Byrnes as the toughest man he has met while Byres remarks on matuel flea-picking in a monkey cage.
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Byrnes
Molotov
Molly
Byres
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