Pageant to be staged tomorrow at Charleston high school
Several hundred boys and girls from BC schools in Charleston and Kanawha county will take part in a 3 PM pageant titled The Spirit Of Christmas to be held in the high school auditorium. Participants include Charleston High, Thomas Jefferson Junior High, Lincoln Junior High, Roosevelt Junior High, Wood Tow Wilton Junior High, and multiple district schools. The program features four scenes Babylon Plains of Judea To Anger and the Adoration with Hebrew captives shepherds angels Mary Joseph and wise men. musical selections include Largo from Xerxes Pastoral Symphony from The Messiah Joy to the World and carols.
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Morgenthau addresses community property tax issues and reforms
Morgenthau critiques eight state community property laws that let each spouse report half the family income, causing revenue loss and inequity. He cites a notable case where a husband faced tax avoidance charges though acquitted. He notes an example of a New York vs California tax difference and discusses proposals for farmed income relief and deductive approaches to reform.
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At Local Theaters And The Rialto Pottea Car Ne
The column lists film at Rialto and Graendreee and Virgen theaters featuring long rosters of stars including Irene Dunn Clive Brook Joan Blondel and Edgar Rice Burroughs derived works. It notes a broader discussion of Iowa tax policy proposals focusing on earned income tax and surtaxes, with Magill criticizing a plan to raise taxes on higher net incomes.
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Man Found As Body Is Burning In Chicago
Aster Markham 33 on leave from county hospital confessed to killing and attempting to cremate John Jobb 53, a caretaker, after a quarrel over a woman. He allegedly built a brick and rubbish pyre in a vacant lot to dispose of the body. a youth and others reported the scene to police. coroner's jury to hold him for the grand jury on a serious case count.
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Readers' Forum argues against elderly home plan
W. Va reader Erbacon criticizes spending millions on a centralized elderly home. He contends most aged would reject such a facility and urges pensions for independent living in personal homes, praising years of work that supported younger generations.
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South Charleston Children Injured In Auto Accidents
Two South Charleston children were injured in separate auto accidents yesterday afternoon. Eunice Mae Stein four, daughter of C W Steele of Strand Avenue, broke a leg when struck by a vehicle driven by William Masser of Homer Street. Clinton Maines eight, son of A and Mrs Maines of Eighth Avenue, was knocked down by a car driven by TA McGucken near the Dunbar interurban line, suffering facial and body injuries. They received treatment at Dunn Hospital. No charges were filed. The incidents were considered unavoidable.
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Jury Discharged In Common Fleas Court
The jury of the common pleas court yesterday was discharged from further service at the November term. A verdict for the defendant was found in the case of People’s Investment Company against R. Maddy, involving a suit for 60 on a mate.
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Express Truck Driver And $39,000 Disappear
CHICAGO, Dec. 15. A clipped note in the Brinks Express truck raises questions about the disappearance of Albert R. Hammel, a driver, who vanished with $429,000 in currency from a Loop armored truck. Investigators cannot confirm kidnapping. Hammel’s note said he stepped off for a few moments. The Brinks fleet, transporting large sums, is insured against loss.
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Lynching of 20-year-old Black man reported in Columbia
The body of Cold Cheek, a 20-year-old Black man, was found hanging from a cedar tree near Columbia, Tennessee. The grand jury had previously refused to indict after his arrest for an attempted attack on an 11-year-old girl. Authorities claimed the lynching was carried out quietly and that no one knew about it.
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Merry-Go-Round Exhibition and Public Morals Commentary
A fragmented summary notes reactions to Prohibition with quotes about American voters’ rights, warnings to new liquor bosses, and mentions of Sam Blythe winning a cocktail recipe contest titled The Washington Merry-Go-Round. It references Mabel Walker Willebrandt and Dr. James Doran and praises Ram on various temperance efforts and peace methods boards.
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Washington Merry Go Round spoof mocks prohibition era liquor mix
A fragment from a satire mocks Washington Merry Go Round style writing. It cites a fictional recipe from the prohibition era mentioning Maryland rye aged in wood, vermouth, and Ground Marner with a tongue in cheek note about legality and copyright by United Feature Syndicate in 1983.
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Johnson to Stay as NRA Administrator
Washington December 15 assured General Hugh S. Johnson would continue as administrator as the NRA pressed its discipline campaign for violators of the voluntary reemployment agreement. Ten more establishments were ordered to remove their blue eagles while White House officials indicated Johnson would remain at his post for some time due to extensive unfinished work.
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Pennsylvania liquor shops move into bank buildings
The state liquor control board searches for sites for stores and has found many vacated banks suitable for liquor shops. More than 100 sites chosen, with several former bank buildings serving as stores. Public drinking shifts from old saloon life to orderly interiors with tables and art while offering free lunches like clam chowder and sauerkraut soup.
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Firemen Contain Haystack Blaze and Garage Damage
Firemen extinguished a blaze destroying five haystacks of animal feed while a garage on Laldiey and State streets sustained slight damage. Chemicals from city trucks aided the effort. The Bowen Realty Co. garage suffered minor damage and several small fires were put out across the city during the day.
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Wayne West Virginia to Get Public Works Funded Plant
The Public Works Administration announced an allotment of 825,000 to Wayne West Virginia for the construction of a filter plant and distribution main extension. About 619,000 covers materials and labor. the remaining balance is a loan secured by 4 percent revenue bonds. Work can begin in 80 days and will employ 30 men for three months. Houses for 8,000 families are to be built by Wandsworth England.
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Golden Wedding Couples Are to Be Entertained
New York December 16 1930 A free dinner awaits couples married for fifty years or more at Dr Thomas M Neafsey’s happy marriage dinner in Queens on December 28 He will pay the check He seeks a new set of rules for a happy marriage Each couple at the semi centennial age will submit one best rule and Dr Neafsey will compile them into a master list
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Five Italians Freed in Espionage Case Shake Mussolini Regime
In Rome on December 15, Mussolini ordered the release of five prominent Italians charged with espionage for Russia. The group includes two political allies of the premier, two women, and an army captain. The release coincides with ratification exchanges of the Italo Russian pact on aggression and neutrality, following recent hostile moves in the region.
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