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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1933

Page

4

House Passes Budget Measures Amid Tax Bills and Debates

The House advanced a tax and budget package amid debate on school funding transfers to county boards and road maintenance. Governors, delegates, and officials discussed balancing the budget for the next two years with several departments facing reduced appropriations and targeted relief for critical public safety services.

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West Virginia adopts revised budget and legal holiday ruling

The bill reduces university and state agency funding for two years including West Virginia University and Marshall College, with specific cuts to the extension division and agricultural station. An emergency fund of 825,000 is created, and a legal holiday designation for June 27, 1933 election day is noted under the state code.

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Repeal Election Moves to Return Liquor Control to States

The mayor says firms not closing on the holiday will offer employees a chance to vote on the question. Repeatists claim West Virginia favors ratification and have focused on mobilizing voters for Election Day. The attorney general’s letter to a prosecutor discusses timing and response regarding June 27, 193?.

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Industry Bill Debate Tactics Stir Labor Licensing Clash

Robert P. Lamont of the American Iron and Steel Institute testifies on open shop principles and union rights as the finance committee weighs industrial licensing and labor protections. He argues the steel industry supports open shops but opposes outside negotiations and company unions, signaling deep sector resistance to the bill’s labor provisions.

Harrison Robert P. Lamont American Iron and Steel Institute Committee Today Lamont

Political debate on bill's intent and adherence

A speaker argued the bill's aim cannot be achieved unless specified positions are followed, stressing strict adherence to the intended meaning and purpose. The statement cautioned that without compliance the bill loses effectiveness.

Miss Graf and Morgan Photo Sparks Controversy at Show

In a crowded tent, Miss Graf sits on Mr Morgan’s knee as photographers capture the moment. The scene prompts debate over age claims and prompts chairman Fletcher to condemn the pictures as an outrage while Lief vows to enlarge the image for display outside the tents.

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Kee Not Opposed to Redistricting Plan in West Virginia

Kee indicated no objection to placing Greenbrier and Pocahontas counties alongside two other counties. Eadeawhs and Raleigh would stay in the sixth district under the bill. Committee members refused to publicly detail other changes as amendments remain possible before today's submission. Kee traveled from Washington to Bluefield for Memorial Day address and then went to Charleston to discuss the redistricting bill with legislators.

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Keatley Funeral Attended by State and City Leaders

Delegates including George A. Hairden G F McClintic W H Norton and others attend the funeral. President A G Mathews of the state senate and senators M 2 White E Bunker Reynolds Clyde B Johnson A C Herold and A B Abbott are named. The Charleston chamber of commerce presides with past presidents appointed by Dean F Reed and more. The Electric Home Appliance Company at Broad and Quarrier closes all day in Keatley memory.

George A. Hairden G. F. McClintic W. H. Norton G. ©. Belknap William B. Hogg A. G. Mathews State Senate M. 2. White E. Bunker Reynolds Clyde B. Johnson A. ¢. Herold A. B. Abbott Charleston Electric Home Appliance Company Broad and Quarrier Streets

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