Kelley Play to Be Presented Tonight
The Christmas Nightingale is to be presented tonight and tomorrow at the Playhouse by The Children's Theater. World premiere, Polish peasant children, carols between acts, cast list released, performances start at eight with a 2 30 pm matinee tomorrow. Tickets at Coffey's or from cast members.
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Childrens‘ Theater
Playhouse
Sara Spencer
Children’s Theater
Psa Sokolowsk
Sokolowski
Margaret Lindsay
Curtis Davis
Ada Belle Graves
Michael
John Sinclair
Mother
Ruth Koehn
Henry Rowe
Nightingale
Clarence Moran
Rider Trom
Mary Floyd ‘Biesti
Pan Pan Kowalski
Kenneth Mouley
Lilia
Elizbeth Pitch
Mary Lee Settle
Stefan
Philip Caplan Danak
Ivor Bolarsky
Coffey
Cact
Congress backs dollar devaluation plan amid silver industry push
A congressional committee voiced strong support for a dollar devaluation initiative and urged additional aid for the silver industry. Lawmakers predicted action if the president signals encouragement, while White House aides and Treasury officials discussed the monetary program and surveyed the situation before any move. Governor Blick and Acting Secretary Morgenthau were among those in talks at the federal level.
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Mittee
Rainey Eaid
Capitol Hill
Hone
White House
Usw
Morgenthau
The
Treasury
Blick
Federal Reserve Board
J. F. T. O'Connor
Octopus Hoax and Bank News Split Across Dispatches
A chaotic report mixes an octopus hoax tied to a river theft with police pursuit of suspects and a failed burglary involving a barrel of film. Separate coverage notes Ro Saunders, a Robert Trice link, Boston shipments, and local arrests. The narrative shifts to New Deal era finance with statements from Governor Black Morgenthau and Roosevelt budget plans. Congress aims at liquor control, revenue, and recovery measures while Rainey predicts limited payroll relief. The American Legion holds a state conference for district reps as Sons of the Legion prepare events.
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Kimani
Ross Saunders
Felice
Anies
Robert Trice
Chy
John Woovler
EB. N. Stuek
Boston
Chris Rucona
Slack Street
Ld ‘Price
Sitel Christyas
Roosevelt Outlines Non Intervention Policy
The document quotes Roosevelt praising Wilson and outlining a policy against armed intervention. He urges maintaining constitutional governments domestically and viewing regional stability as a continental concern. He cites the Montevideo conference’s success and stresses the League of Nations as a framework for international dialogue and peace.
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Mangina
W Wilson
Wilson
Roosevelt
United States
Cuba
Nicaragua
Acme
United States of
North America
Reput
Montevideo
North
Central
Cordell Hull
League
League of Nations
Naming Helsley to Job As Fish Culturist Is Premature
Cheek and officials discuss Helsley potential appointment as fish culturist with caution. The exchange references Hatchery Ridge and a broader context of postwar armament reduction and world peace cooperation while noting hesitance about membership and political alignment.
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Helsley
Cheek
Re League
Surrender Of Continued Frontage Ly And Gold Hoard Order
The article discusses a new order imposing fines for noncompliance with gold hoarding limits, the federal government’s gold stock figures, and the Reconstruction corporation’s purchases. It notes Morgenthau’s five exceptions to the hoard restrictions, the mint price for bullion, and banks’ reserve holdings, with implications for devaluation rumors and treasury receipts. The report cites a York federal court ruling on who should have issued the original order and outlines the distribution of monetary gold across reserves and banks.
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York
Treasury
Morgenthau
Reserve Books
Reconstruction Corporation
Alaska
United States
Morgent Bau
Federal Reserve Banks
Ated
Fitel
Hae
Government asks for more funds in PWA program
The PWA program faces possible requests for up to 1.875 billion dollars as year end approaches. December figures show 401.242 million spent, with November 283.514 million, October 104.11 million, September 124.0 million, August 198.85 million, and July 75.352 million. The fiscal year total reached 1.094.068 billion, with 321.326 for public works, 535.28 for construction, and 87.642 for works administration. The deficit topped the one billion mark before Christmas, reaching 1.089.010,28R on December 21. Receipts were 145.206,112, surpassing ordinary expenditures of 1.947,297,744. President Roosevelt is focused on ensuring government income matches or exceeds general expenditures.
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Public Works
Corporation J
Works Administration
Preelden
Roosevelt
West Virginia Banks Public Comment on Roosevelt ties and NRA impact
In West Virginia he praised Roosevelt and said the coal code under NRA has aided the industry. He denied plans to seek any office, stating he has never been a candidate and would return to private life, while stressing support for helping banks recover.
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Enaurnan Anid
Hun
RF. C
Wish Inston
Mie
R.fl
West Virginia
Roosevelt
NRA
United States
Oy Ike
Lost Witness Van Pelt Narratives At City Station
Capt Hyan described Van Pelt as the missing witness in the Wiaekoop case arriving by cab at the station. He claimed abductors took him to a lakefront hotel, treated him well, and later forced him to hire a cab back to Filmore station. Berget, his landlady, cited December 17 in Tromheada.
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van Pelt
Hyan
Anmdunerd
Wiaekoop
Filmore
Vast Pelt
M Berget
Tromheada
Alumni of V. P. I. dine at Daniel Boone hotel here
Virginia Polytechnic Institute alumni from Charleston and guests attended a dinner at the Daniel Boone hotel Thursday evening with dance numbers and musical entertainment led by Paul B. Day. The program showcased Stanley Gill W F Schadel and Harry Darideon in song and tap dance with recitations by Charles Stewart. The guest list included clergy and many local families and friends of VPI alumni. The Irish Free State will protect Teharies from foreigners.
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Charleston
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Daniel Boone Hotel
Paul B. Day
Stanley Gill
W. F. Schadel
Harry Darideon
Zotse Reeder
Margaret C. Reeder
Charles Stewart
Paul 2. Day
R. E. Whittaker
E.W Hutchinson
Malcolm R. Price
F. E. Wiseman
Duncan Holsclaw
Theal H. Tompkins
John W. Ayers, Jr
Hugh K. Motterheard
Charles Hoult
George
Sodayo
C. J. Hunter
Geraldine Noel
A. P. Musser
A. R. Meriideth
J. Kerran
M. Jennings
Mac, Robinson
B. Stanley Gill
Harry L. Davidson
Margaret O. Reeder
Doise Reed
Irish Free State
Teharies
State Commander To Be Speaker at South Charleston Meeting
State Commander Hubert Bilis will speak at the South Charleston Legion post meeting at 8 tonight in the US Naval Ordnance plant administration building. J W Wilson leads the local chapter with all district No 8 members invited. Welfare and membership drive reports are due. arrangements include Mumphreys Cranatan Gallett Bryan and Haan. Refreshments and music are planned.
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Hubert S. Bilis
Andar
Erlack
South Charleston
The
Legion
United States Naval Ordnance Plant
Woo C. Mumphreys
J. D B. Cranatan
al C. Gallett
Ro Dy Bryan
A. E. Haan
Rae Si
Notable Ocean Tragedy Amid Lake Michigan Storms
A steamer Missed two days crew of three located a scrooner towed to safety as a deadly snowstorm plowed the Midwest. Bodies found among dozen aides and victims, while the Adirondacks faced blizzards and temperatures plunged. Chicago hit 92, New York city faced record cold, and forecasts expected more frigid weather across the region.
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Nmardh Dee
Lake Michigan
Chicaso
Stlety
Tad
Adirondacks
Roagy
New York City
Chicago
Midwest
St. Paul
Deputy Seeks Identity Of Man Found in Putnam
Special to The Gazette reports Deputy Sheriff C A Henderson of Putnam County seeking identification of an elderly man found near railroad tracks Sunday near Hurricane. The unidentified man, about 85, described as five feet tall with a heart tattoo on his right arm, wore a blue serge suit, blue and white striped shirt, dark brown eyes and hair. Items in his clothes include a Gazette page from October 31, 1933, a safety razor and blades, coal company store ad on yellow paper, and a small black pocket comb.
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C. A. Henderson
Putnam County
Boman
Morag
Heck-Allen
Hurricane
the Gazette
Obituary Notices for Mrs Pan nie Cox and Ida Eley
Obituary notices report the 2:10 pm service for Mrs Pan nie Cox of Second avenue at Ebenezer Baptist Church after dying Tuesday.Survived by husband Alfred and a son, a daughter Ada Co. Interment in Spring Cemetery. Also listed is the death of Ida Eley 36, wife of Charles Eley, with sisters Ella White Annie Muff and Francis Collier as survivors. Ronald Perry Sheets, infant son of Mr and Mrs William Sheets, died December 4. funeral services were held under Rev Carl Morris and interment at Taming Cemetery.
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Familie Cox
Ebenezer Baptist Church
Pannie Cox
Second Avenue
Ida Tiley
Ida Eley
Casrlés Eley
Ella White
Annie Muff
Francis Collier
Sheets
Ronald Perry Sheets
William Sheets
Obrion
Carl Morris
Ivydate
Taming Cemetery
Gasoline Price Crisis Sparks Island Strike Rally
A planned inspection trip was abandoned after officials warned for safety and wall strewn roads. A crowd gathered outside the mansion as Acting Governor Horton and Longs heard protests against gasoline prices. Manuel Martinez Ruz, ex-employee and strike chair, urged Long to press firms to lower prices immediately amid monopoly accusations.
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San Juan Plaza
Zo Trner
Antonis H. Suarez
San Juan
Horton
Longs
Manuel Martinez Ruz
Answar
Long
Needy Children Feted by West Side Baptist Church
About 450 children from needy families were hosted at Randolph Street Baptist Church where a pageant and Christmas gifts were provided by the Young People Sword club. Each child received a bag with fruit, nuts, candy, cake, and cookies. Boys got a toy naboon and girls a small doll. Donations came from 30 Charleston stores, presented by John Britton, Charleston chief of police, and Captain Ruth Gibbs of the Salvation Army. The Sword club led by Rev. Richard Beech organized the event.
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Randolph Street Baptist Church
Young Peoples Sword Club
Charleston
John Britton
Ruth Gibbs
Salvation Army
Richard
Beech
McGuffey Program Tonight At Bartlett's Funeral Home
The McGuffey club meets at 7 30 tonight at Bartlett's funeral home on Tennessee. Readings and recitations from the old McGuffey Teachers will be featured and Frank Hardette will speak. Also notes on a Persian royal luxury item costing 125000 with jeweled switchboard and wheel.
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McGuffey Club
Bartlett
Tennessee
McGuffey
Frank Hardette
Shah of Persia
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Octopus
Camptroller
Walter Summiings
Bank Deposit Insurance Corporation
Governor Black
Congress
Ralney
District of Columbia
Rainey
Rainey Sai
Senate
Connally
Federal Reserve System
American Legion
State
Sons of Pine Legion
Més Ab
Sue Ruffner
Capitol
DIAL
el Mluners Zane
Lerk
Bacon
F.D. R. Outlines
O. J. Morrison
Morrison
Morrison's
Janus & Seon
PWA
Befpy
Clighbie
Funny Bage
Marty
Hansford, W. VA
Berle Bees
Melody Meddlers
Kearse
Se Terie
Rae
West Side Baptist Church
Zimmergarten
Gates Paint
Gates Paint Mfg. Co
Carey System, Inc
C. & O. Sportsman
Richmond
Aatov
Fatyrely Seaboard
Ktalee Shy i Flital
St. Petersburg
Daonary
Farida Traton
Richmvend
Seethern Pines
Pingburd
MC Camden
Ea Wand
Carolines
Georgia
Florida
Seaboard Air
Sao
Kanawha Banking & Trust Company
Kanawha Banking
Member
Charleston, West Virginia
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