Hatfield Silent On His Candidacy
Unclear notes suggest Senator Hatfield may seek re election or retire from politics amid mixed signals from Washington observers. Names like Hoge of Point Pleasant and Couley of Charleston appear in the fragmented text alongside mention of 1934 governor nominations and a former state tax official.
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W.va
Tony
Washington
HOGE
Point Pletasant
Couley
Charleston
F.C
Séemoe
Readers' Forum Questions Road Repairs and Rates
Residents question labor rates and road project funding in the Readers' Forum. The piece cites figures around 749 per hour and notes transfers to the Clear Fork district, with ongoing debate over state road conditions and county coverage.
Senator Chilton Praise and Local Road Complaints
A reader letter from East Bank praises Senator Chilton for national leadership and support of the president. The same correspondent criticizes Kanawha county roads as among the worst in the state, noting a 1931 county survey and a resident’s annual registration fee of 14.20 plus four cents per gallon tax.
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Gazette
Kanawha
Dawha County
Frank B. Hovery
Registrars to Meet to Discuss Voter Work
Democratic registrars plan a meeting to discuss receiving in junctions about ongoing work. Republican registrars were scheduled for 10:90 am today at the city hall for the session.
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Ae Sa Orate Ane Ee
Odesk
Etty
Major Kincaid Improves After Illness
Major James B. Kincaird of Lee Street is reported to be improved in condition following a two week serious illness yesterday.
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James B. Kincaird
Lee Street
Poland Faces Rise of Nazi Styled Grey Shirts
The article notes a growing sympathy for Germany in Poland and the emergence of the anti Jewish grey shirts party printing violent propaganda in Sztafeta. It cites warnings from the Polish Gazette about extermination or expulsion of Jewish citizens harming Poland's economy and business. Roosevelt sends congratulations to Arthur Draper of the Literary Digest as he completes his first year as editor.
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Poland
Germany
France
Naz Party
Nclures
Pollak
Pollak Officiel Gazette
Hopex
Sztafeta
Roosevelt
Arthur
Hallanan on Path to National Chair in Chicago meeting
Hallanan of Charleston and Wolter of New York traveled to Chicago for the Republican committee meeting to elect a new chairman. Hallanan has been mentioned as a candidate for the post.
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Wolter
Hallanan
Charleston
New York
Chicago
Iman
Charleston Girls Learn Water Skill Through YMCA Program
The Health Education department of the YMCA offers Charleston girls a chance to learn swimming as part of a water safety program. Over 200 children swam recently, and nearly 400 underwent standard medical exams by Dr. Haley Price Batley Rivercomb Ferry Bivens Jermstad with hospital cooperation. Red Grass lifeguards assisted, and lessons will continue the week after school ends with six torchers and life guards for non-swimmers. The annual swimming meets set for Friday June 35 and Saturday June 16 will award an individual silver cup to the high point girl at both events.
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Health Education Department
C. A
Charleston
P. A. Haley
B. Price
R. W. Batley
P. A. Rivercomb
G. G. Ferry
Mfe
Red Cross
Sheriff Office Finishes Tax Lists Ahead of July
Garland Wilkinson chief deputy assessor said personal property returns delay the work as business houses fail to submit. Real estate assessments for 1934 taxes will be ready for the county court board of equalization July 1.
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Garland Wilkinson
Board of Equalization and Review
Wilkinson
New York Engineer Charles E. Stuart Weekend Guest
Mr and Mrs Carel Robinson hosted Charles E Stuart president of Stuart James and Cook Engineering in New York and vice president of the Export and Import Bank in Washington as a weekend guest at Ward.
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Charles E. Stuart
Stuart, James and Cook" Engineering Company of
New York
The
Export and Import Bank
Washington
Carel Robinson
Ward
Sub-station B Relocated In West Washington Street Move
The postoffice sub-station B, led by T. J. Timlin, moved from 18-old location on West Washington street to West Washington at Morida street on Thursday night. Two clerks and three carmen were on duty during the transfer.
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Postoffice
West Washington Street
West Washington
Morida Street
T. J. Timlin
Graduation Address Delivered by Charleston Rector
The Rev Joby Gar D D rector of St John s Episcopal Church Charleston gave the commencement address to the graduating class at New River State College Montgomery last night.
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Joby Gar
D. D
St. John’s Episcopal Church of Charleston
New River State College
Montgomery
Lights Back On After Virginia Street Outage
Traffic signals in Virginia Street, off two days, returned to operation yesterday as crews completed repairs and restored normal flow at intersections amid brief delays.
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Virginia _ street
Yesterda J
Military School to Hold Final Concert This Sunday
The Greenbrier Military School cadet band, led by Capt. W Beardaworth, will perform the final concert of the year at 5:16 o'clock Sunday afternoon. A dress parade follows at 5:90 o'clock that day.
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Military School
Greenbrier
W . Beardaworth
Alderson Assumes Duties as Marshal
Marshal Alderson assumes office duties and transfers of deputies. New deputies familiarize themselves with office routing while execut ing writs warrants and summons.
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Alderson
John 2
Hailaneny
Eelanan
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California
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Clear Park District
Earl Halstead
Senator Chilton
United States Senate
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John D. Sutton
Sutton
East Bank
Major Kincaid
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Office of Sheriff
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Penny
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Cerio
Victor
Br al. Saeneee
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Mi Nee Cae
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Shee
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