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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1933
Page
7
Judge A B Alexander refused an injunction sought by 87 barbers and 20 beauty shop owners to stop price cutting and violations of the presidents recovery act. He ruled the price agreements were a voluntary contract among them without consideration and improper for a state court, noting the agreements followed recovery act principles.
A West Virginia synod meeting highlighted Mrs Thompson's remarks on Presbyterian heritage and evangelistic duties as part of a three year plan, with speakers from Greenbrier Kanawha Bluestone presbyteries and Davis and Elkins college. Attendees listed include Dr. Ernest Thompson and many church and college leaders in attendance at the dinner and program.
The Lincoln grade parents and teacher association will meet at 7 30 Friday evening in the Lincoln junior high school auditorium. The program includes Christmas carol singing by Grace pupils and speakers including Sr J W Moore Miss Elizabeth Goodall and Judge D Boone Dayson.
A group of Fayette county teachers led by Alfred McClung and Reba Leonard aim to have their pre act contracts reviewed by the United States Supreme Court. Charleston attorney John T. Sims argues the federal constitution bars states from impairing contracts. The state supreme court granted a 60 day stay while writs remain denied against the Fayette county education board to recognize contracts made before the Nut tal district board's abolition under the county education act. The teachers include McClung Leonard Miller Deitz Tully and Hutt man among others.
Altoona, December 12. William Branter, 67, today pleaded guilty to eight arson charges linked to fires that killed ten people. Squire C. L. Lewis of Holidaysburg named the eight fires dated from 1908 to 1993, including a Williamsburg theater death in 1906 and multiple deadly home fires.
Representative Randolph D. W. Va. urged the White House to appoint W. W. Arbuckle of Lewisburg West Virginia public utility commissioner for the District of Columbia. Arbuckle, long with the Friends school in Washington, has West Virginia support and was described as eminently qualified. He is a native of Seneca and a Hampden-Sydney graduate, with a Friends school background.
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