Estimates Show Changes In Levy And School Funds
The article details tentative levies for county and municipal budgets, comparing August figures with new estimates. It cites class tax rates, expected revenues for schools and departments, and notes changes amid court battles over taxation laws and proposed state refunds. It mentions Wehrle objecting to court-cost funds and an ongoing Supreme Court appeal on a tax collection law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Supreme Court
Séaa
Enemny
Gdmin-Istrative
Wehrle
Ocity
Charles Young
Finance Committee
H. L. Wehrle
United Fuel Gas Com Bing
Supreme Court
West Virginia
Maxwell
Supreme’ Court
Arthur P. Hudson
Kanawha Courty
MM. Berry
Salt Lick
Braxton County
Nuit
Berrs
Holt
Bolt
At Local Theaters and Theatres Amid Mixed Screen News
A review of several current films and performances at local venues including The Cantal with a comedy lineup and stars Lionel Barrymore Alice Brady Conway Tearle Katharine Alexandra. The Virginian features a train bound tale with Tracy and others. The Rialto presents Gwenersd Moon with Claudette Colbert and Richard Arden. The Kearsie Streets of Paris shows singing and dance acts. The Greenberger Rick Mp offers romantic comedy with George Ratt and Killian Band. The revenue plan is challenged as the tax collection act is unconstitutional, delaying estimates and complicating funding for potential measures.
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Belisse
Tary
Nant
Lionel Barrymore
Alice Brady
Conway Tearle
Kathterin Alexanier
Charley Chase
Tha
Virginian
Hfants Caste
Spinter Tracy
Laretts Young
Glenb Ratral
Wailer Gonnally
Arthur Weir
Rpres
Cliaudette Colbert
Richerd Arten
Kearse
Maris
Peiny
Oolace
Len Ayres
Lilian Harvey
Charles Mlutterworth
Betty Boop Comiay
Greenbrer
Rick Mp
George Ratt
Killian Band
Truce Arranged Amid Pan-American Peace Talks
Paraguay and Bolivia push toward permanent peace through Pan American mediation. Paraguay seeks end to territorial war dating back to 1659 with fighting ongoing since the 1880s. Bolivian army advances fortified Fort Munoz before a proposed indefinite armistice if arbitration reaches The Hague.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paraguay
Gusto Pastor Benitez
Terra
Bolivia
Wich
Faraguayan
Chaco
Munoz
Fort Munoz
Bolivin
Leneue Chinen Commission
Werle
Hague
Associated Press
Wederstand
League of Nationa
France Opposes Accent 2 Tripartite Project Findings
French officials criticized a proposed tripartite plan featuring an army of 250000, an army council scheme, and a moral disarmament move. They urged penalties and an international enforcement mechanism if arms control fails, arguing Germany already rearmed. France, Poland, Czechoslovakia, Romania and Yugoslavia viewed central plans skeptically as debates continued in parliament over military service and strength.
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Army Council Echeme
Jt Ns
Germany
Hitler
France
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Rumania
Yugor Flavia
Chamber of Departies
Edouard Dala
Glen
Wilkinson Urges Tax Burden on Utilities in Charleston Debate
Wilkinson criticizes utility influence in West Virginia politics during a Charleston session, accusing lobbyists of steering elections. He argues utilities should pay higher taxes, citing tax rate comparisons across seven states and urging transparency and full disclosure of campaign contributions.
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Wes
Charleston
Legislative
Virginia
Wilkinson
Willitles
Senate
West Virginia
Tate Whikinwen
Meek
Pennsylvania
Naver
Roosevelt Aide Estimates for Civil Works Budget Request
The report outlines projected federal spending with the president seeking about 5400 million for civil works, Hopkins pushing a 250 million minimum for his agency, and total outlays around 6.073 billion for the fiscal year, alongside smaller running costs for NRA and other agencies. Revenue lags, emergency outlays rise, and department requests for 1936 are disclosed.
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Congress
Civil Works Administration
Harry L. Hopkins
NRA
Tennessee val+iey authority
Farm Credit Administration
Home Loan Bank Board Man
Lewis Douglas
Morgenthauanata
Perkins
Labor Department
Thoas
Roosevelt
Ines
Senators Debate Nonaction and Security at State House
A fragmented report shows senators arguing over inaction and security fears after several lawmakers accuse others of harassment and publicity stunts. Delegates discuss delaying action on an income tax bill as state politics unfold amid party disputes and police presence.
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Hilton
K. A. Henderson
Dadldridge
Arms
Chover Mitchell
Montor
Fay
A. B Abbot
Fayette
Hereld
Herold
Legislation Moves Through House On Primary Fees and County Aid
The House passes measures amid debate over primary candidate fees and a state takeover of welfare costs for county institutions. Bills cut fees in half for state and national candidates and a quarter to one half of a percent for county offices. A plan to shift maintenance costs from counties to the state for state institutions advances after long arguments. An appropriation bill of 4,8350,000 provides one month’s salary for nonteacher school employees and aims to place every automobile on the assessment books by directing the tax to certifiable owners.
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Herold
Yeaterslay
de E. Helsley
Morgan
Adv
Senate
Beneke
Gar Belig Livic
Uie
Amona
Othey
R. D. Holt
Lewis
House
United States
M. M. Neely
Neely
Oliver Bilis
Tie Sem
Morin JD
Onley Taat
Tie R
Commission
Aviators Reach New York After Charleston Flight
The report notes Charles Lindbergh and wife Mrs Lindbergh arriving by car in New York after a flight from Charleston. A policeman stood on the car’s running board as the Colonel declined an escort. The journey covered about 40 miles in minutes and six hours total, with a rush of spectators as a young woman hurried forward.
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Charleston
New York
Tess Han
Flier Disappears in New York Case
Police seek missing Gap tan George B. Pond in New York after a planned night trip with Centre Sabelll Wax was postponed and Pond disappeared Saturday. Sabellii reported Pond last spoke Saturday morning asking to prepare pine for their outing. Police continue investigations with few concrete clues.
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New York
Des
Gaptan
George B. Pond
Rome
Centre
Keely seeks official to probe WV employment bias
Senator M. M. Keely of Fairmont wired Harry Hopkins in Washington requesting designate an official to investigate charges of political partiality in the avoidance of federal employment in eight counties of northern and central West Virginia.
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Fairmont
M. M. Keely
Harry &. Hopkins
Washington
West Virginia
Obituary notices of several Charleston area deaths
Obituaries list multiple local deaths in Charleston area towns. Clara Mane White of Crescent Road aged 41 is survived by husband John White, daughter Mrs Glenna Hall, and sons Elvin and Melvin White. funeral at Elmore Memorial Advent Christian church with burial at Paxton cemetery. Also listed are Mrs Mery Janes Estep of Diamond, Mrs Missouri Thomas of Shrewsbury, Philip Pout of Shrewsbury, Arthur Cresger of Van, Thomas Navler, and others with funeral times, burial sites, and surviving family members.
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Clara Mane White
Gisen Mee White
Crescent Road
John , White
Glenna Hall
Elvin
Melvin White
Charleston
Elmore Memorial Advent Christian Church
Agee Withrow
Burzal
Paxton
Clay County
Birs
Mery Janes Estep
Diamond
Benjamin Lembert
Diamond Methodist Church
Witcher Cemetery
W. Z. Betep
Benjamin Lambert
B. A. King
Mies Laura
Bstep
Detroit
H. 1, Estep
Hammond, Inui
TG. Estep and
A. W. Estep
Peru, Ind
Missouri Thomas
Shrewsbury
Cedar Grove Methodist Church
Mt. Lewis
James
H. Elswick
Quartier
O. BD. Stanley
Elz River Road
James Nutter
Kentucky
G. M. Nutter
Birch Run
Curtis Nutter
Bnngas
Attack Renewed of industry and railroads in headlines
George P. Boneh of Pittsburgh tax consultant urged separate tax returns for Armstrong Cork COMBSHY subsidiaries. The move could raise revenue but force liquidation of affiliates. Ben C. Dey of New York warned railroads consolidating returns would push many into bankruptcy canyon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
P. Boneh
Pittsburgh
Armstrong Cork Combshy
Treasury
Ben C. Dey
New York
Southern Pacific Railroad Company
Uy Now
Plumley Nominated for Vermont Representative Seat
Charles A Plumley president of Norwich University wins the Republican nomination for Congress in Vermont. He defeats four rivals by about 1000 votes over Jeremiah M Evarts in today's statewide primary.
Radio Party For Children Today at Gatex Studio
A children’s radio party is scheduled today at noon from Gatex Broadcasting Studio to Ruftner Hotel. The GATES COLORFUL SHOWBOAT will broadcast with a unique program featuring songs and music for kids. Reserve ahead by number of children to attend.
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Sulkdeen
Gatex Broadcasting
Ruftner
Entertainzn
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