Groups Discuss Charleston Cultural Program Each Year
A luncheon at the Kanawha hotel hosted by Col. J. Riley and T. Clark gathered Charleston civic and cultural groups to align on yearly cultural activities. Attendees included representatives from Elwants and Kanawha Garden clubs, Parent-Teacher, Jewish Women, University Women, and local arts groups who urged submitting aims for a consolidated report and supporting a Civic Music association. A calendar system was proposed to track lectures, concerts, musicales, and plays for a continuous program.
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Charleston
Kanawha Hotel
Col. J. 3. Riley
Civic Music Association
Wiley
Mussolini viewed through Vatican and Russian power shift
The piece notes Vatican critics label Mussolini as a pagan religion enforcing state control. It contrasts anti religious fallout with Soviet material progress, citing massive hydroelectric and fuel oil plants. It claims state ownership dominates Russia’s energy drive and hints at global debate over private versus public initiative.
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General Electric
Pussis
Russia
Sewer Committee Meeting Planned in Charleston Today
The sewer and sanitation sub-committee of the Charleston chamber of commerce will meet at the chamber offices at 2 30 this afternoon. Members include George L Goyle chairman W H Wheelwright Clyde B Johnson E M Beately and O F Payne. They will study a sewer construction program for the east end and the downtown business district.
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Charleston Chamber of Commerce
George L. Goyle
W.H. Wheelwright
Clyde B. Johnson
EM. Beateley
O- F. Payne
Mills on nursing staff undergoes emergency operation
Mrs Myrtle Mills of the Charleston Public Health Nursing association underwent an emergency operation at Dunn hospital yesterday. Switzerland sends more children to the United States than any other foreign country.
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Myrtle Mills
Charleston Public Health Nursing Association
Dunn Hospital
Switzerland
United States
Dear Miss Dix Girlfriend asks how to be feminine in a modern world
Dorothy Dix answers Lorraine and a married reader on the conflicts of being a “modern girl” in dating and social behavior. The column contrasts past manners with today’s attitudes, blaming war and changing society for pressure on women, while urging self respect and balanced conduct.
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Miss Dix
Dix
Mr. Ripley
Ang
Dorothy Diz
Threefold talent dreams seek career path
The writer recalls aiming to be a great musician writer or artist and asks which path to pursue. The response cautions genius alone does not guarantee success and urges trying talents to see what registers before choosing a life course.
Eviction Granted Over 24 Houses After Hunger March
Justice W A Tully granted a stay until Monday for the Kellys Creek Colliering Company to dispossess 24 houses now occupied by miners. The men were discharged for refusing to work, while the miners allege they were fired for participating in the recent hunger march to Charleston.
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Justice of the
W. A. Tully
Kelly's Creek
Bonham Receives Federal Probation Violation Sentence
Judge George W. McClintic yesterday imposed the 212th sentence of the term on Joseph Bonham 28 of Joseph Street for probation violation. Bonham was sent to serve three years at Chillicothe Industrial Reformatory. Earl Waugh alias Earl Fitewater of Dunbar Road pled guilty to the related charge.
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George W. McClintic
Joseph Bonham
Joseph Street
Bonham
Chillicothe Industral Reformatory
Earl Waugh
Earl Fitewater
Dunbar Road
Prisoner Pleads Guilty In Liquor Transport Case
A defendant pled guilty to transporting liquor between Akron and Charleston and the judge took the case under advisement. State police captured Clan Stoffel of Crescent Road and James Wilmouth, who had escaped last week from the federal prison road camp at Odenton, aiding in a house on Magazine Street. Stoffel had been sentenced previously by Judge McClintic to three years in Chillicothe prison. The Wilmouth boy was well known locally.
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Akron
Charleston
Clan Stoffer
Crescent Road
James Wilmouth
Federal Prison Road
Odenton
Aid
Magazine I
Stoffel
McClintic
Chillicothe
Wilmouth
Youth Wins Verdict In Auto Crash Suit
Reuel Berker of St. Albige idina yesterday won a verdict for 1700 damages against N H Saunders of Charleston for injuries from an August auto collision at Spring Hill. The trial followed the suit of The Commercial Credit Company against G S Jarvis for possession of an automobile.
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Reuel Berker
St. Albege Idina
Atrouit
N. H. Saunders
Charleston
Spring Hil
Ae Triaway
Hie Commercial Credit Company
G S. Jarvis
Autitym Mobile
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