Harriman Sees A Business Revival
CHICAGO December 6 President I Harriman of the national chamber of commerce told the American farm bureau federation that business indications point to revival though prices and samples show only partial recovery. He urged guidance to balance production with demand, spread employment, reform restrictive laws, create a stable dollar, balanced credit and safe investments, and cut government expenditures. The Farm Bureau legislative program will be adopted at the fourteenth annual convention tomorrow with tariff and monetary policy reconsiderations also urged by Henry A Wallace and Dr G Warren.
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Chicago
I. Harriman
National Chamber of Commerce Today
Harriman
American Farm Bureau Federation
Edward A. O'Neal
Tarra Duresu
Tarmureau
Organizationa
Henry A. Wallace
Des Moines
G. ¥. Warren
Cornell University
Roosevelt Leaves To Resume Duties In New York
aboard Roosevelt train en route to new york on december 6 roosevelt returns to his home state to resume duties as governor after a broad discussion of farm relief and budget legislation. he talked with democrat members of congress about programs for agricultural aid domestic allotment plan potential legalizing measures and budgetary system revision to balance power between congress and the chief executive.
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Roosevelt
New York
Frank- UN D. Roosevelt
Warm Springs
Congrees
Congress
Chlet
Three Youths Shoot At Major Ortiz In Havana Car Chase
In Havana on December 8 three youths fired on Major Arsenio Ortiz as he traveled toward Camp Columbia with a heavy guard. The pursuing car toppled after a chaotic chase. two wounded youths were Domingo Ferrer and Orlando Rodrinen, with one other unnamed. Ortiz has long faced assassination attempts amid tensions under President Gerardo Machado.
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Mavanna
Des
Havana
Arsenio
Ortiz
Gerardo Machado
Camp Columbia
Domingo Ferrer
Orlando Rodrinen
Major Ortiz
Senior Department To Give Dinner Tonight
Tonight the third night of the First Presbyterian church addition dedication features a 6:00 dinner in the church dining room. Dedication services for the senior and young peoples departments follow at 8:00. The senior department roster includes W C Scott superintendent and A S Alexander Malcolm R Price T S Ray A L Johnston Winifred Thornhill Den Tompkins J B Coghill Walton Shepherd Philip H Hil F W Erbs J L Sinclair.
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First Presbyterian Church
Young Peoples Department
W. C. Scott
A. S. Alexander
Malcolm R. Price
Ray
A. L. Johnston
Winifredt Thornhill
den Tompkins
J. 8. Coghill
Walton Shepherd
Philip H. Hil
F. W. Erebs
J. L. Sinclair
Court Defines Object of Act on Salary Changes
The court held that a title mentioning salary reductions or abolishment does not abolish an office. It ruled the object of a bill is the ground work of the act and may include parts germane to that object. The method to abolish must conform to the organic law, and the title alone cannot justify abolition.
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Frank Lively
Seniors Host Surprise Party at Miss Groves Home
Seniors at Charleyton General Hospital planned a murprise night for Miss Jessie Groves at the nurses home on Brosi Street. A note mentions the Erie Museum library in Hendon, England containing miles of bookshelves.
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Charleyton General Hospital
Jessie Groves
Brosi Street
Erie Museum
Hendon
England
Obituary Notices From A West Virginia Area
Funeral services in multiple obituaries report deaths Monday and Tuesday across Charleston and nearby towns. Fannie Craigo age 8 dies in an accident. services at Plymouth home with Brncroft cemetery burial. Hester J Morrison, 76, to be interred at Spristy Hut cemetery after 2:30 pm service at First Methodist with Rev. B P Taylor. Thomas Martin, 13, of Malden, to be buried in Spring Hill cemetery after 2:30 pm service at Barlow's chapel. survived by brothers Abe Martin of Cincinnati and A H Martin of Pittsburgh and sister J W Eastwood of Charleston. Richard Lutz, 12, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lutz, to be buried in Spring Hill cemetery after 3:15 pm service at his brother Edward Lutz’s home. siblings listed. Eliza McLean, 72, mother of Elihu S McLean Jr. and widow of a Charleston attorney general’s office, died in Macon Ga after surgery. survived by four sons and two daughters. William Hary, 47, of Davis Creek, will have 10 am Friday funeral at residence. burial at An Ated. P. Turley, 69, retired river employee, died in Belpre Ohio. services 2 pm tomorrow at Mulling Baptist Church Belpre. survivors include wife, four daughters, one son, fourteen grandchildren. A J Cottrill, 75, Red House, Charleston area, died. services 2 pm tomorrow at Grandview chapel. burial Grandview cemetery. survivors listed across five sons and five daughters.
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Meg
Hester
J. Morrison
Rome
al Sure
B. P. Taylor
Spristy Hut Cemetery
Thomas Mirtle
Thomas Martin
Malden
St Barlow's Chapel
Spring Hill
Martin
Abe Martin
Cincinnati
A. H. Martin
Pittsburgh
Siso
J. W. Eastwood
Charleston
Richard Lats
Richart
Roy Lats
Greene Avenue
Edward Lutz
Tretiweny Avenue
Sunkist Heights
Burin
Spring
Marjory Ruby
Betty June
Dorothy Ant
Kathleen
Edward
Forrest
Roy
Philip Willam
Rovert
Donald Lutz
Ruhn S. Mclean
Elihu
McLean
McLean, Jr
Macon
Henry ¥. MeLean
New York
Hugh and
Winship McLean
F. H. Minnis
Wisom
William Hunt Bary
Davis Ergek
Lowell Fury
Rita Martin
Charles< Ton. Anto Distsr
Jenne Ramsey
South Webster
Ohio
P. Turley
St Belpre
C. E. Sturgeon
Hancroft
Guy Wit
Hannibal, OG
Eden Higgingotham
Edward Ball
Belpre
A. P. Turley
Parkerebure
Mulling Baptist Church
A. J. Cottrill
Red House
Duckson County
Mr. Cottrill
G.A. Cottrill
L. Coteral
Bee
A. V. Cottrill
Ripley
B. O. Cottril
Dunbar
Alba Coteril
Madison
Whitlock Recovers in Cannes After Illness
Physicians attending former American diplomat Brand Whitlock at a Cannes hospital say he is definitely out of danger after being ill for several days. Whitlock has been reported to be improving steadily.
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Cannes
France
Dee
Brand Whitlock
Guy
Money stolen from bed at Reynolds Street home
Mrs. Mary Adkins of Reynolds Street told police yesterday that someone stole 89 from two mattresses in her home. She said the money was tucked away in a seam.
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Mary Adkins
Reynolds Street
City Clears Up Tax Amendment Discussion
A newspaper reprint discusses a proposed tax amendment adopted by the legislature. Fred Clue explains changes to tax classifications and rates for personal property used in agriculture and residential property, plus limitations on state income taxes after 1942. Blue outlines three fiscal options and warns of revenue shifts affecting schools, municipalities, and districts amid economic strain.
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Fred
Clue
Blue
Slov
Ronda
Jawa
Vast wine seize trial bogs down in customs clash
New York dispatch reports Merve Lavenaudie claims Americans will soon buy his wine imports after a lavish shipment, as customs officers seize and destroy the wine declared for scientific purposes. Jules Crane invokes legal rights while Laughey orders permit requirements noted for possible future sale.
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New York
Bee
Merve A. Lavenaudie
Tad i le Matin
Werg
States
Hume
Adn Luaghres
Jules M. Crane
Laugheey
Laughey
Prokthicfon
Branch Banking and Tax Levy Discussion Records
Participants note difficulty of harmonizing tax levies across districts. H B Lewin spoke on Glass banking act of 1832. Clearing House association elected officers: B Lewie president, Crickard vice president, Matley secretary manager, Daunvaeller, Young, Rollins executive committee, Dickinson, Payne, Loewanstein arbitration committee.
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H. B. Lewin
Glass
Clearing House
H. B. Lewie
Mason Crickard
W. J. Matley
F. D. Daunvaeller
Court notes on several auto cases and petty offenses
Ratliff avenue crash witnesses say reckless driving by Ratliff contributed to the Thomas automobile collision. Fred Arbaugh cleared of manslaughter in John Forbes death. T K Spaulding case decision deferred to December 13. Robert Brown given suspended jail term and fine for liquor possession. H Galloway held for grand jury on theft by force. Clarence Hammck sentenced for larceny of a sample case. Dr C H Nindedox of Charleston forfeits bond for reckless driving. Edward Grant continuance for false pretenses with Charleston merchants.
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Fred Arbaugh
John Forbes Sev
T. K. Spaulding
Hall Street
Hqnor
H. Galloway
Ruffner Hollow
Edward Grant
Shrewsbury Street
Charleston
Disabled Veterans Plan to Lobby Against Benefit Cuts
Disabled American Veterans organized at a Charleston meeting to oppose pending congressional acts reducing veterans benefits. Ellwood Otey chaired the session with Edward McGrail and G Stanley Hamric urging veterans to join groups with Washington representation and to write their congressmen against the proposals for amputation, blindness, retirement act repeal and office closings.
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Congress
Ellwood Otey
Charleston
DAV
Edward McGrail
G Stanley Hamric
Washington
250 More Men Start Work for City Today
About 260 additional men will be employed on work projects started today under City Engineer Marty L Campbell. Approximately 800 other men began work Monday on repairs and trading along Beechwood avenue Booth Avenue near the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad tracks and along Park drive.
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Marty L. Campbell
Beechwood Avenue
Booth ‘Avenue
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Park Drive
Parole Board Sees Fewer Requests This Christmas Season
In Moundsville the state parole board reported fewer petitions for paroles or pardons than anticipated. The board convened in a single session, typically needing two sittings, and the exact count of presented petitions was released a week after a scheduled meeting to give Governor Conley more time to review recommendations.
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Moundsville
Rec
Aguinly
Ido
Warren &. C. Scroggins
State
Parole
Hitlerite Elected Speaker of Reichstag
BERLIN Dec 6 7 The Reichstag session opened amid limited storminess with heckling from the communists. Hermann Goering, Hitler's ally, was chosen as speaker and voiced regret at Schleicher's appointment, while Litzmann warned history may judge Hindenburg for bolshevism. Esser Rauch and Loebe elected vice presidents, marking a bloc alignment.
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Grancellor Kut von Schlejcher
Tomoryow
Paul von Hindenburg
Karl Litzmann
Adolf Hitler
Hermann Wilhelm Goering
von Schleicher
Anée
Newcomer Continues To Cut Abbot's Lead
Newcomer’s total gain mounted to 110 votes yesterday by the recount of ballots for him and J H Abbott in the county assessor race. Abbot’s lead, originally 81, was cut to 221 with the recount in BB out of 176 precincts. The main shift occurred in city precinct No 43 where Newcomer gained 18 votes and Abbot lost 10. In Charleston district justice race W A Tully gained 17 votes. Watson dropped 22 and deGruyter lost 16.
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Newcomer
J H. Abbott
Abbot
Pratlers
Justice of the Peace
Charleston
W. A. Tully
Watson
J. A. deGruyter, Sr
Coal Miner Injured in Burns at Local Hospital
Wilkes Roshkin, a coal miner, was treated yesterday at McMillan Hospital for burns sustained at work. Authorities reported the incident occurred in the colliery area and the patient is listed in stable condition.
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Wilkes Roshkin
McMillan Hospital
Man In Accident At Birchton Seeks Update
Attendants said he suffered in the accident at Birchton. His condition is not serious.
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Birchton
How Doctors Treat Colds and Coughs
How Doctors Treat Colds and Coughs to Drea up a cold overnight aba 'policva the cohgestion that makes you cough thousands of physicians are now recommending Calotabs tha t nauseataea calomel compound tarlets that give you the effects of calomel and salts without the appreassmt ef fects of either one or two Calotahs at bedtime with a glass of sweet mite or water ext morning your cold has van ished your system its thoroughly purified and you are fatling fine with a hearty appetite for breakingt Eat what you wish no danger Calotahs are cold in 100 end use packages ot drug stores AY
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