Kanawha Salaries Boost Tied to Van Bickler Bill
Kanawha county court members would see salaries rise from 700 to 225 per month under an amendment to the Van Bickler bill. The Greenbrier commissioners’ pay was cut from 875 to 25 per month in the same measure. многочисленные amendments followed, with Greenbrier’s delegate requesting the bill be returned to the judiciary committee for rewrite. The Kanawha amendment was carried by Delegate James Bay Thomas and opposed by George D. Moore.
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Kanawha County
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George D. Moore
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State Ratifies Debate on Parental Authority Amendment
The article discusses opposition by state and national lawmakers to an amendment that would expand congressional power over parental authority. Critics warn it could place up to 40 percent of the population under federal jurisdiction and disrupt family life. Supporters argue the amendment protects or clarifies rights, while some officials acknowledge potential overreach but advocate ratification.
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Mrs Crenshaw Heads Lutheran Bible Class Election
Mrs Crenshaw presided over Trinity Sunday School's Women’s Bible class election. Mrs Brealden was elected teacher, serving nine years in this post.
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Testimony details in Pullen murder trial emerge in court
Witnesses recount blood on bavonette in Pullen offices reception room. Widow Mrs. Bora Pullen describes her slain husband as over six feet tall and about 225 pounds. Police officer Bruzan and eye witness Atkins repeat claims four bullets fired. Medley testifies defense. Mary Whalen places Bailes near the scene at about five.
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Pullen See Victim on Virginia Street Amid Threats and Shots
Testimony details Pullen’s agitation at his office and alleged threats to kill Bailes. Adkins and others place Adkins on Virginia Street at key times, with witness accounts of shots fired near the Arcade fruit stand. Mont Adkins testifies Pullen said he would kill Bailes. later Adkins changes story about his location during the shooting.
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W. Adkins
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Mont Adkins
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Main Street
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L. ¥. Adkins
Flint Sait
H. C. Nichols
Fulen
Freur
Municipal bonds bill would enable revenue bonds for electric system
Bill authorizes cities to issue revenue bonds under state act, with ordinance describing project and terms. It limits interest to six percent, pledges system revenues for debt service, and sets aside depreciation and operation funds. Municipalities gain eminent domain and debt does not create a constitutional indebtedness.
Securities Law To Be Strengthened In Revisions
Washington December 12 President Roosevelt and administration sources say any revision to the securities act would strengthen the law rather than weaken it. Senate Banking Committee Chairman Pletcher said the regulations already kept hundreds of millions of dollars in worthless stocks off the market and those seeking change are former speculators who exploited the public before 1929.
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Gold Reserve Shows Coverage Of Federal Reserve Holdings
An analysis of gold reserves and backing shows federal reserve notes backed by gold totaling 3.57 billion dollars. After subtracting liabilities, remaining assets include 275 million in vaults and 639 million in the gold settlement fund, with total potential currency issuance around 6.18 billion dollars. The study notes backing could reach 40 percent but warns about limits without additional assets.
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Childrens Christmas Wish Letter From Sick Father
A fragile family scene unfolds as a father of eight, sick and unable to work, asks Santa to bring toys for his children. A girl writes with simple wishes for blue eyes that open and close, hoping Santa will not forget them despite hardship this year.
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Nazis Form New Reichstag in Seven Minutes and Move On
Berlin reports the new Reichstag organized swiftly in seven and a half minutes with Nazis securing leadership, a few non Nazists present, and a quick acceptance speech ending with cheers for Hitler as they elected officers and empowered the speaker to appoint committees.
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Diphtheria Immunization Drive Reported For Charleston
Data from 154 families totaling 645 children show 828 immunized, about 30 percent, with 30 percent coverage deemed necessary to prevent epidemics. Dr. Thames of Kanawha county health unit and Dr. Mynes note Charleston is below safety limit but reachable. Dr. Ireland, Dr. Robins, and Dr. Myntes discussed Amebic Dysentery alongside diphtheria concerns.
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Public Works Projects Expand in Charleston Area
Hundreds of projects are underway including road improvements on Cabin Creek routes, Hughes creek to Davis creek, Bream road at Cabol's farm, and Flatwoods streets in Nite and East Bank. Repairs at the courthouse, fair grounds, and county infirmary begin, with two Institute projects starting today. A chamber of commerce proposal seeks center white lines on three fog roads Charleston-Huntington, Charleston-Sutton, and Charleston-Gauley Bridge to reduce danger. The federal employment office will close today.
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Obituary notices for Nelon Phillips Purnell Nunpali
Funeral services are scheduled for Mrs Ernest M Nelon at Owen and Barth chapel this afternoon at 2 30. Jackle B Phillips two year old son of Mr and Mrs William Phillips of Three Mile dies Monday night. services at Three Mile church at 10 30 with burial in Hall cemetery Blue Creek. Infant William Love Purnell dies yesterday. services at 8 30 this afternoon at residence. burial in Spring Hill cemetery. Additional lines note Rev B P Taylor Rev J C Kaymen and Rev James Austin officiating.
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Three Mile
Jackle B. Phillips
William Philips
J. C. Kaymen
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Wiliam L. Purnell
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Funeral notices from Lynchburg and nearby towns
Obituaries and funeral notices list names such as Mrs B Moore and Mrs Virginia Toney Broyles, with burial in Spring Hill Cemetery and services in Lynchburg Va. Other names include Opal Blankenship, Albert Bailey, and family survivors. The notices note services pending or held, and arrangements at local funeral homes.
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Joseph
Oregon
Edward Silvia
Greenview
Jean Toney
Frank Toney
Dothan
Jane Lively
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Jury Delivers 69890 Verdict In War Risk Case
A federal court jury ruled yesterday for plaintiff Laura Tucker of Nicholas County in a war risk insurance policy dispute filed by James Tucker. The judgment awards 69890 to the plaintiff in the case heard in federal court.
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Japan Plans for War TORIO Navy Squadrons
Japan outlines war plans announcing the creation of three standing naval squadrons to serve as ready combat forces. The Dec 12 statement emphasizes rapid deployment and increased maritime defense, signaling a broader mobilization in response to regional tensions.
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All-Bran cereal aids constipation and energy
An old advertisement boasts that Kellogg’s All-Bran and Vitamin B provide bulk to exercise the intestines and tone the tract. It compares bulk to lettuce, forming a soft mass to cleanse wastes, promoting vitality without pills. Two tablespoons daily claimed to relieve most forms of constipation.
Navy appoints three rear admirals to command squadrons
The ministry of the navy today announced new rear admirals to lead squadrons, marking a significant reshuffle in naval command. The first configuration will include key officers, signaling strengthened strategic leadership.
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War ships stationed at Japanese ports reported
Cruisers and submarines, stationed at Yokosuka, the second group includes thirteen destroyers and submarines at Kobe, and the third group comprises thirteen war ships, mostly submarines, stationed at Saeko.
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