Hull Expands On Neutrality Policy Debate
Washington December 4 officials debate new author ity for embargoing war materials to nations at war as Hull signals no policy change yet. A broader congressional move may seek power to ban or restrict exports beyond arms and ammunition amid questions on oil copper and iron controls.
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Washington
Hull
Italy
Wopia
Congress
Capitol Hill
Ilic
Nuithany
Bull
Learyes
Himsel
Standard Art Companys Robie
Sippyng
State Department
GOP Big Parade in London Report on Hoover Era Intrigue
Fragmentary OCR note describes political maneuvering around Hoover era figures. Mentions Hamilton Requa Calladay and district parties in Washington with references to Landon interviews and suspected booster ties. Contains unclear names and jumbled phrases about candidacies and informal remarks.
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Hoover
Hamilton
al Coutore
Washington
iTa
F. Calladay
District of Co
Landon
von Angles
California
Farley Sets Opening Date For Campaign
A 1936 campaign preview notes Farley signals a high level push with open questions about party leadership. Hoover is portrayed as actively shaping opposition, seeking national policy debate and preparing as the fighting Quaker of the year, while Borah and Landon face speculation.
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FDR
Farley
Garher
Rowe
Roosevelt
Kansas
Landon
Borah
Idaho
Herbert Hoover
Theodore Joslin
Today
Joslin
White House
Hoover
Lfe
Republican Party
Relief Funds Move to State Relief Headquarters
Relief money is available as the state assumes liability of the relief receipt. Survey started by Relief Administrator C L Allen to audit relief rolls for further cuts and to list employees federal agencies cannot place. Garnett notes $250000 state allotment has been turned over to relief headquarters.
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C. L. Allen
Garnett
Hinton Selects All Opponents for Bobcat Eleven
Hinton reports its all-opponent team chosen from ten foes. Oak Hill and Huntington lead with three selections each, Beckley has two, Princeton Welch and North Fork one each. Captain George Cafego of Oak Hill named best all-around.
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Halstead
Huntington
Ford
Oak Hill
Conley
Broomfield
Welchi
Rice
Jim Pitapatrick
Beckley
Sheffield
Northfork
Cafego
Turner
Douglas
Woolwine
Princeton
Details of School Fund Sales Outlined
An amended declaration in Kanawha circuit court outlines alleged improper investments by former state officials in the school fund. The state seeks to recover 62013 dollars claimed as improper investments prior to a 75000 dollar bond purchase of the Consolidated Fruit company during the Conj ley administration.
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The
School Fund
Con Jley
Consolidated Fruit ;Company
Kanawha Circuit
Bouncers Held In Two Slayings
An investigation links weapons to the killings, noting a missing shell from McCulloughs gun and a firearm found in Perks. Pappan and Stewart are tied to Tulsa police and revenue roles, with Stewart previously captain of detectives and convicted in 1992 for liquor transport before dismissal amid administrative changes.
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McCullough
Harry Brill
Pappan
Tulsa
Revenue Department
Stewart
Obituary notices from Point Pleasant and surrounding areas
Obituaries list Wilmer B. LaRue 37 World War veteran of Costello street, died Tuesday in Charleston. Services 2:39 tomorrow at Point Pleasant, burial Lone Oak cemetery. Survived by widow Lora, son William, daughters Elaine and Mary Evelyn, parents T W LaRue, siblings T H LaRue, Mrs Carl Brustel, Mrs John LeHew, Mrs CG Cheesebrew. Other notices: L. Miller 37 Hansford street funeral 2:30 today Spring Aim cemetery. Myr tle Layton 46 Spring Fork funeral 2:30 today Campbell’s Creek cemetery. John J. Williams Weston funeral today. Christopher H. Scott 89 Riverside funeral 2:30 at Simpson M E church. Mrs Eliza Ethering Thomas 87 native of Virginia dies. burial Sattek Cemetery. services at Asbury residence 2:00 tomorrow. body at Heck and Webster Milton.
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Wilmer B. LaRue
Point Pleasant
Costello Street
Charleston
Lone Oak Cemetery
Lora LaRue
William LaRue
Elaine
Mary Evelyn
T. W. LaRue
Tre
T. H. Larue
Steubenville
Carl Brustel
John LeHew
Columbus
CG. R. Cheesebrew
H. Miller
J. E. Wayland
Maden
E. J. Westfall
Asbury M. E
Bartlett Chapel
Lillig Miller
Anetha
Eugene Miller
Sweetwater
Tenn
Ruby Miller
Saddy
Jennings
Arbogast
Daniel Carte
Alden Lambert
J. J. Johnson
F.C. Grulla
D. W. Young
R. L. Sandrack
H. W. Woolridge
C. J. Henderson
Myrtle Layton
Spring Fork Baptist Church
Spring Fork
Campbell’s Creek
Christopher H. Scott
H. Carpenter
Simpson M. E. Church
Riverside
Charleston Hospital
Spring HA
Eliza K. Thomas
Eliza
Ethering Thomas
Virginia
W. N. Asbury
Annce Avenue
Asbury
W. E. Thomas
Huntington
Thomas
Presbyterian Church
George W. Shirley
St Matthews Episcopal Church
Sattek Cemetery
Heck and Webster
Milton
Ethiopian Army Heads for Makale Amid Looming Clash
Reports from Paris and Rome describe a large Ethiopian force en route to Makale as Italy faces pressure over oil embargo talks. The British and French push for peace terms with Mussolini, while Italy aims to secure oil supplies and potential territorial concessions amid a tense diplomatic standoff.
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Makale
Paris
Mussolini
League of Nations
Samuel Hoare
Laval
Rome
Italy
di Duce
Haly
League
Hoare
Tr. Duce
Ethiopia
London
Haile Selassie
Aca
ItalorAmerican Oil Inc
Standard
Shell Oil Company
Geneva
Ministry of Aeronautics
Child Named For FDR And Haile Selassie
In Georgetown British Guiana a clergyman blessed a newborn boy in a hut naming him Roosevelt Selassie Caleb. Parents, descendants of slaves, said they chose the names to honor U S president Franklin D Roosevelt and Ethiopia's negus Haile Selassie amid regional wartime rumor and naval leave withdrawals.
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Georgetown
British Guiana
Charleston Votes on Bridge Bonds Today
Charleston considers selling municipal bonds to fund a bridge project with the state purchasing at about three percent interest. The WPA aids the project with 8000 monthly support, and the city must have funds ready by December 10 to meet bond obligations.
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Charleston
Bridge Bond Projections Highlight Charleston Tax Impact
In 1951 Charleston officials analyze bond issues and tax rates for a proposed bridge. With 1952 to 1988 maturities, bonds may range from $17,320 to $18,720. Valuation stands at $110,873,380 with maximum bonded indebtedness rates set by property class. Delinquency reserves could alter net proceeds. Shreve notes interest at four percent, potential reductions if three percent rates apply. Sinking funds could show a $76,000 balance by June 30, 1938, under current assumptions.
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Charleston
Talbert
Shreve
Ing
Charleston Eyes Federal Grant for Wertz Field Upgrade
The city seeks a 499000 federal grant to match an 8080 local contribution for Wertz Field airport improvements. Planned works include night lighting, obstruction removal, drainage and grading, paving runways and aprons, field marking, and radio beacon installation to support a Charleston to Washington air line.
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Washington
Thane
Y Tn
City of
Charleston
Wertz Field
Will Urge Mine Sealing Program
General John McCart approved a complete program proposing between 300000 and 400000 dollars for the work in 34 counties. The plan was trimmed to 21 counties and three days of work remains unattainable due to lack of manpower. McCullough cannot approve as funds are allocated to public improvements, leaving the mine sealing project unfunded while relief workers are needed elsewhere.
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John
McCart
McCullough
Modern Portia Quits as Husband Is Quiet in Verdict
In a dramatic courtroom scene Mrs Shaw faced questions and denial amid allegations of misconduct with a younger man. Ford was cleared. Shaw has filed a $200,000 slander suit, but details remain undisclosed as the judge guided the proceedings.
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Prioleau
Hcr
Hstlesa Aisa’ Sager
Lisa
Hers¢Ef
Great Britain Relaxes Warship Posts In Mediterranean Move
Britain loosens naval presence as reportedly two capital ships may depart Mediterranean waters to please Mussolini. Unconfirmed talks in London Paris and Rome hint France and Britain ready to ease tensions and offer friendly gestures by withdrawing ships and troops from Egyptian Libyan border.
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Atlantic
Straits of Gibraltar
Gibraltar
Mussolini
Mediterranean
London
Paris
Rome
France
Britain
Musso
Italy
Nestium
Pet dog earns 350 dollars a week after training
A dog trained over four weeks in an unspecified program began earning 350 dollars weekly for its owner. Details on the breed, trainer, location, and circumstances remain unclear in the fragmented source text.
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Buck
Birth of daughter Mary Mary for Mr and Mrs Frank Gabritsch
Handley couple Mr and Mrs Frank Gabritsch announce the birth of a daughter named Mary Mary on Wednesday November 21. The notice records the new arrival and family details in a concise birth notice.
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Frank Gabritsch
Handley
Mary Mary
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