Election Held By Christian Youth Conference Elects Officers
George Quisenderry Hinton was elected president of the Young People's state conference at the First Christian Church. Margaret Hassnter was named northern district vice president and Clarence Greenleaf southern district vice president. Anna Cheese man Charleston named secretary. Officers serve two years. The conference planned two meetings in 1934, with dates to be set later. Speakers included Rev. W. H. McKinney, Miss Leone Gillette, and John W. Harms. The Lynchburg Bethany conference closed with a communion service and the main event ends this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Quisenderry Hinton
Voung Penople
Margaret Hassnter
New Martinsville
Clarence Greenleaf
Cherieston
Anna Cheezeman
Charleston
W. H. McKinney
Uniontown
State Moves Continued Brow Page 4
Legislative leaders puzzle over public funds as districts push for longer school terms and state aid. Governor Kump orders state police to back local units, while Tax Commissioner Fox halts levies pending legislature action. Lawmakers plan new tax bill to meet court limits and debt payments as Germany plans large flax cultivation.
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Trent
Carlstrons
Supreme Court
Kump
John H. Hatcher
Zn Pet
Hatcher
Uberal
Shingleton
State Police Department
Ae State
Fox
Tulsay
J. M. Hiner
House
Germany
Charleston
Supreme Cour
Drenter
USN
Charleston Hespitat
Ahey
Notable Social Round At The Greenbrier And Area
White Sulphur Springs social notes recount luncheon at The Greenbrier from Cheyenne Pa guests Col and Mrs Frank K Hyatt and Mr and Mrs James Achiiere Dunlap. Attendees include George L Miller of Covington and William Likes Jr of Covington. A charity tea for Community House at Craighcourn Evanston Ill drew A Garrison McIntock Arthur Day and others. Final benefit dance and midnight swim to cap the children's party week.
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the Gazette
George L. Miller
Covington Va
William Likes, Jr
Covington
WIM
Frederick ¥. Brewster
New Haven
Conn
Arthur H. Day
Pine Orchard
J. Bentley Squier
New York
Notable Kansas City Capes Bandit Underhill Captured
Southwestern identified as Raymond Roe alias Ralph Rowe a beauty parlor operator Eva Mae Nichols and Underhill’s wife the former Hazel Hudsor. Roe wounded as officers fired, Underhill grabbed a pistol as Galvie peered through a read window and shouted Stick ’em Up Wilbur. Wounded woman likely died. Bandit’s wife wore diamonds when taken to hospital to see her husband. Officers recovered 65300 pounds of Franklin Tille trust funds from the outlaw’s clothing. Underhill’s capture follows months of pursuit. one convict remains at large Richard T Gatitas Hot Springs Ark. Memorial-day escapees recaptured or killed. Underhill known as the Tri-State Terror for crimes across Oklahoma Kansas Missouri. He escaped from the Kansas penitentiary last May 20 with Harvey Bailey.
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Raymond Roe
Ralph Rowe
Eva Mae Nichols
Underhill
Hazel Hudsor
Roe
Pssta J
Galvie
Wilbur
Womin
Ruiguane
Dadernill
Anorrill
Franklin Tille Ane ‘Trust Co
Kentucky
Frank Smith
Kansas City Union Station
Undertil
Kansas
Richard T. Gatitas
Hot Springs
Ark
T Iynage
Ee Tavis
Wother’Treauves
George Nash
Konawa
Bhawnee
Underhil
Nichols
Seminole
Okla
Unders
Tri- State
Dullet
Oklahoma
Missouri
Kansas Penitentiary
Merle Colver
Wichita
Kans
Harvey Bailey
Leavenworth
Federal Penitentiary
Charles 1 Uraehel
Oblanors City
Olf Rallioneire
Judges Debate Compliance With Constitutional Limits
Judges Hatcher Woods and Maxwell dispute how far state finances may stretch under constitutional constraints. The majority calls for nuanced guidance to legislators while preserving legality, with proposals to increase school funding and maintain roads amid funding debates.
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Hatcher
Jonelal
Aldo Lamtmit
Hatcher and Woods
Maxwell
Indictments Returned Over Lioyd Warner Lynching
Eleven indictments were returned by the Buchanan County grand jury in St. Louis Missouri late today. The panel recommended removal of Sheriff Otto Theisen and police department members who yielded to the mob in the lynching of Lloyd Warner, a Black man.
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ST. Louis
Der
Lioyd Warner
Buchanan County
Otto Theisen
West Virginia Faces Prohibition Fallout and Court Conflicts
The Supreme Court challenges relief programs and state alcohol laws as West Virginia endures a year of legal battles. Central issues include federal jurisdiction over shipments, county debts, and emergency relief funding while political tensions ripple through Democratic factions and notable figures.
Funeral notices and obituaries mix across a chaotic clipping
A provincial Irish style of notices lists funeral services for Alexander Samples at two, with survivors including Mrs Ans Brew tun and Martha of Prociens. Other items record deaths in Paxton and Walvnr Nester, Dewey Master, Emma Clawson, Len, and several unnamed families. The page also notes a political upheaval with the premier’s death and a roundup of protesters. Surviving relatives include spouses, children, and grandchildren, with interments at local cemeteries and services held in various churches.
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Alexanter
Prociens
Ans
Brew
Tun
Rand
Martha
Mas
Ite Givens
Paxton
Ewe Paxton
Walvnr
Special Section Sunday to Show Progress in the Kanawha Valley
A Sunday special highlights progress in Kanawha Valley with local projects and civic plans. It notes community efforts, upcoming events, and regional development led by area officials and organizations. The piece emphasizes growth initiatives, infrastructure updates, and public interest in regional improvements.
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Kanawha Valley
Mrs Rivle Bowie Obituary This Week
Mrs. Rogue Bowie widow of Jaye Jon Syme Hugue died recently in Charleston. Funeral services held at St John's Episcopal Church at 2:80. Surviving are six children, two grandchildren and three brothers. Pallbearers include nephews William H. Patrick and others. Burial followed at Inter Ligigheth Spring HYD cemetery.
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St. John's
Rivle Bowie
Brocka Street
Fred Theev
John DD
Lo Ottietete
Ligigheth Spring Hyd
Rogue
Jaye
Jon Syme Hugue
Charleston
Gundchildren
William H. Patrick
Atefred S. Patrick
George S. Patrict
Frederick W. Gram
Rutiner Re Payne
Henry R. Couch
Alredo
Lovell
Walter B Brooks
Ricumond
State budget crisis and calls for constitutional reform
A historical speech discusses waste and extravagance in public office, urging constitutional revision to preserve orderly government. It notes counties cannot pay debts and questions grants to sustain local government. The speaker urges equal treatment, tax reform, and continued support for schools and roads while avoiding debt. The address emphasizes duty of coordinated branches to uphold rights and a stable government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent
Sww
Banquet at Sucestan Milling Company Held At Plant
Banquet of the Sucestan Milling Company last night drew about 150 employees and guests to the Morris street plant. Frank Wellin directed the program with musical selections by well known musicians. G Davis presided, with talks from department heads praising plant spirit and cooperation and speeches on leadership, profitability, and future planning.
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Sucestan Milling Company
Morris Street
Franks Wellin
Tharveys G. Davis
Cancer
Toaktmaster
Arhur Dayton
John Laing
Suc S. P
Local Schools Board Extends Christmas Vacation
The board of education met at Thomas Jefferson Junior High to discuss county fiscal strain from a Supreme Court tax decision. A motion to extend the Christmas recess to January 15 was approved as lawmakers consider available funds and repair projects under the administration plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ChrMeston
Board of Education
Thomas Jefferson
Supreme Court
J. W. Parris
Clengendl
Vivid Works Administration
F. M. McCanthny
Chesapeake
Junaui Nausty
Wag
Sehual
Thougle Fertig
Hoola
Trent
Sone
Herons
Ke Pyem
Remonetization plan aims to cut gold content and adjust values
A 1920s proposal outlines lowering gold content from 1 pound to 128 grains and redefining the monetary base. It describes Treasury measures to maintain purchasing power at 1926 price levels, with intentions to stabilize currency circulation and regulate reform amid price shifts.
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Dy Tex
Treasury
Fragmented OCR summary of New Deal era notes and dates
A garbled OCR fragment lists 1930s policy items with dates and incomplete names. Mentions include the Home Loan Bank refinancing authority, the National Recovery Act, public works funding, industrial codes, constitutional amendments, and Prohibition era references, all scattered across June to October entries.
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Terres
Bhp Shy
Ang Houds
Congress Crater
He Home Loan Bank Board
Soren Hairy
Iwber
Roosevelt
Ranneveit
Denver Gambling King leaves 1.9 million for relief fund
A will filed today in Denver provides a legacy of 1,900.6 dollars for an aged relief fund. The bequest aims to aid aged men and women and to educate worthy boys and girls in the country of his birth.
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Denver
Dugoslavia
Parent Teacher Club Meeting Planned at Lingetin High
The Parent Teacher Club at Lingetin High schedules an eight o'clock Wednesday meeting in January at the school. Mr. Clyele and Mrs. HB. dpenegrare are listed as speakers. A new West Sule Ab schol is to be discussed. Live meeting minutes and attendance details are announced for public view.
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Lingetin Fuer High
Clyele
New West
Bank Insurance plan and federal guaranty fund outline
A proposed permanent guaranty fund would be administered by a federal corporation named the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp with three directors. The fund would start with about 480 million dollars and be backed by subscriptions from the U S Treasury the Federal Reserve banks and participating banks. Subscriptions are described as nine percent of their loan portfolios to be verified by the Insurance Banks have paid portions of capital with the balance due on call. The item also notes a German force and Brazilian territorial army figures in a separate mention.
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2 Corporation
Federal Depore Insur- Ace Corp
U. S. Treasury
Federal Reserve
Banksy
Germaie
Remy Tiubain
Brilians
Aga
City Building Permits Rise In December Totaling 349 751
Building Inspector George Hendricks reports December issued permits and costs surged to 349 751, the highest monthly total of 1933. The year’s permits reached 268 167 with monthly figures showing varied activity from January to December, including large costs in July and September.
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Water City
George Hendricks
Al Smith Celebrates Sixty Birthday In New York
New York on December 30 reports that Al Smith marked his sixtieth birthday by wearing a brown derby and overcoat, smoking several big cigars, reporting to his office in the Empire State Building, and strolling with his family to the Central Park Zoo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
al Smith
Saveral Big Agars
Felpire State
Child Is Batter Baltimore Baby Calmed After Operation
Five month old Sue Trammel, recently brought from Houston, Tex., underwent a delicate brain operation by Dr Walter E. Dandy. Bulletin says the child is doing well after the surgical procedure.
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Baltimore
Sue Trammel
Houston
Tex
Walter E. Dandy
Doluz
Aviator lands after upside-down flight record
Establishes in Los Angeles on December 30 as 28-year-old Long Beach aviator Mio Butcham flips his plane from inverted to upright and completes a sensational landing, setting a remarkable upside-down flight record and drawing wide attention as the Big News reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Miio Butcham
Long Beach
Xow— Tapan
Grocery Stores Code Approved by Roosevelt in NRA Push
President Roosevelt approved a comprehensive code for the grocery trade, covering about 489 000 stores nationwide, marking an early NRA step in restructuring retail. The move follows prior shifts from agricultural to the NRA, with hearings booked and Johnson traveling for vacations. The code, effective soon, strips agricultural influence and enforces pricing and labeling safeguards, while omitting adulteration penalties under federal acts.
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Washington
Roosevelt
NRA
Enter Executive
White House
Hugh ©. Johnson
NRA Herd
South Carolina
Bernard Baruch
Agricultural Administration
Johnson
Am erican Life Assn offers Speyerhvea certificate deal
A dubious advertising notice from Hollywood Calif touts a $3000 life and $2000 accidental death policy with no medical exam and a mailed certificate. It promises free inspection, a no-agent policy, and a 48 day protection plan for $2.96, claiming rapid growth and urging readers to buy now.
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The
American Life Assn
Dept. I
Hollywood
Calif
America
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First Church
Aldaden
Aity Naw
Uilmnisday
Fent
House of
Verity Stength
Taur
West Virginia
DrGwig
George W. Mechiniic
Emic
Ceifersay
Iter
Tellef
Alntast
Jackson County
Snenitr Roy Shmniblus
Rajah Harper
Huytjington
Lao Frazit
Way Hui
Clavies Harpr
Ariz Renry Cane
Charmston
Frazer
Don
James Frans Easy
Ralph Ede
Parkersburg
Hiter
Arthur A. Shaw
Ais Wide
Harry Lemon
Say Naw
Snake Kron
Nester Serviens
O'rloey
Dewey Mag Nester
Frida Nisht
Csuehier
Herbert Nester
Charles Lee Nester
Tome Canterbury
Janey
Amma
Evi
Sorvices
Owen
Barry
Emma Clawson
Tocal
Spring Hill
Chee
Tele
Tela Etietleen
Ltt
Oinen
Holow
Fortis
Bars
Nate
Jaiis
Marrid Arnald
Mere Dura Lucker
Mes
Ova Mus
Ste
Bartlett
Aran
Norman
Emu
Galvin
Dodd
Joseph Jager
Binghamptor
N.Y
James Cine
Duck Ville
Fin
Lucile Eads
More, Md
Shawndills
Neral Seyrces
Glendla
Pip
Tour Euro
Seven Brothers
Constan Linescu
Ducn Aq
Helen
Web
King Cwrol
Dent
Carol
Sola
Rody Teave
Bucherést
Flueout
Pua
al- Hee
Augtlesey
Sawn
Moogtty
Prie
Nyuchania
Lon Wee
Dselpine
Duew
Athenaeum
Ineliey Carol
Jrow
Folke Im
Duen
Learmed
Tron
Guard
Charlee K. BoNley
Busey
Albent Thaxley
Miciry Lites Brown
Mary Lucy Brown
Tase Hight
Mistral
Everett
Soule FC Hkin
Virginian
Clark
Fabigg
Milling Company
Dayton
Lewis
Cohen
D. Mercer
Mnance
Echogis
Contin Brom
Parent
Ruwun Kero
Vicki VaroRus
Edward R. Stettinius
General Motors Corporation
United States Steel Corporation
Continuum
Rooevelt
William 5
Toole
Hester Lazo
Bay
Glasgow
Scotland
Wall Paper
J. M. Courtee
Surstere
Virginia
Ebatleston
West “Virginia
Kenowha Banking and Trust Company
Kanawha Banking & Trust Co
Member
Federal Reserve System
Cherleston, W. Va
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