West Virginia Industries Suffer Mixed Daily Survey
Washington report says most West Virginia industries run on satisfactory schedules with little part time work. Coal mining in some regions curtailed while others show higher production. Building activity down slightly with resident craftsmen employed. Seven cities show varied conditions from full coal field operation to temporary layoffs in glass plants and road work. Parkersburg and Charleston areas report small labor surpluses and steady construction. Huntington and Clarksburg note limited unemployment.
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Interdenominational institute proposed for Washington
A plan by Rev George B Stewart D D Auburn Theological Seminary to form a national university in Washington for China Han training and multiple schools in theology religious education mission sacred music evangelism religious drama publicity and correspondence would be presented to the Presbyterian general assembly in March The National Capital Presbyterian Commission backs study but may not adopt all features Stewart urges ecumenical merging with other denominations and notes Washington as an educational hub with access to federal resources libraries and experts
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England Plans Close Campaign on Smugglers
A wartime era forecast describes England adding a fleet of byroplanes to surveil coastal stretches from the English Channel to Scotland and Wales. The coast guard, once limited by seas and distance, will have aerial patrols to curb smugglers exploiting remote coves and islands. The piece notes historical growth in enforcement and a 880 convictions last year with about 15 million dollars in goods seized.
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