Rehabilitation and Juvenile Courts Highlight Social Service Seminar
Gary B. Hyatt of the U S children's bureau and Rev John Gass spoke at Kanawha social service seminar. Sondge Myatt discussed federal recognition of local juvenile courts and the shift of cases to state systems. Glass addressed rehabilitation challenges for educated unemployed men and midlife workers in transition. Hyatt attends Charleston conference with Judge G W Bolick and federal officials. plans to meet Governor Kump and welfare officials on state institutions and federal violations.
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Gary B. Hyatt
U. S. Children's Bureau
Washington
John Gass
D. D
John’s Episcopal Church
Kanawha Calles
Sondge Myatt
Attorney General's Department
As- PR
Glass
Hefe
Dra
Hyatt
Charleston
G. Wontoc
John W. Bolick
H. G. Kump
Atate Department of Public Welfare
Board of Control
Kanawha County Jurensic
Alexander
Woking
England
He Black
Anderson May Visit Lower Branch Today
Sheriwood Anderson author and progressive thinker is expected to visit the house of delegates today. He and Rush B. Holt Liberal leader reportedly held a conference in a hotel lobby last night and discussed proposed liberal tax legislation for West Virginia including a depletion tax he called a fair form of taxation.
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Sheriwood Anderson
America
House of Delegates
Anderson
Rush B. Holt
House
West Inginia
Sheriff Office Robbed of Tax Money in Noon Heist
Sheriff Homer C Teohmian's office in FAIRMGNT was robbed at noon on Wednesday. About 8960 in tax money was taken along with unspecified gambling raid funds from prior months. Investigators have multiple clues and suspect a thief with a key, as the office was locked and then found unsecured shortly after noon.
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Fairmgnt
Homer C. Teohmian
Farm Women Aid in Relief Work in Kanawha County
Relief efforts by 14 farm women’s clubs in Kanawha County totaled extensive quantities of donated goods. Clubs provided 4 597 quarts of canned fruits and vegetables, 9 483 pounds of dried produce, 291 bushels of commodities, 734 garments, quilts, 627 quarts of milk, 550 tomato plants and 450 other garden plants. Members aided Red Cross in making 220 garments and contributed 117.50 in cash donations for relief. Food for 330 families supported by canning and garden efforts.
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Kanawha County
Eleanor McClung
Red Cross
Club menders supervise canning and relief work for families
Members report installations of water systems in 11 homes and renovations of 162 old pieces of furniture. They credit 59 families with better gardens and 38 with better food budgets. Food demonstrations reached 144. Thirty-three women carried on projects including turkeys milk butter rag rugs and cottage cheese.
Cold Snap Recedes As Temperatures Rise In City
The city’s temperature rose rapidly yesterday after a brief cold snap. The United Puel Gas thermometer showed 3 degrees at seven AM, 42 at noon, then climbed to 8 by midnight as forecasts call for warmer weather with rain today and a cooler, cloudy outlook tomorrow.
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