Roosevelt faces veteran cuts debate in Congress
Washington June 3. President Roosevelt’s views on senate limits placed on veterans’ allowances were sought and aides said he would voice no objection. House Democrats expect a 25 percent reduction on disability compensation for combat injured veterans. an amendment added 179,000,000 to the Independent Offices bill. House leaders foresee acceptance unless Roosevelt signals opposition. some senators hint minor changes may occur.
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Roosevelt
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Songues
White House
House
Independent Offices
Senator Cutting
No My
Rainey
Rodeevelt
Halney
Veterans' bill sparks revolt over house changes
Pou of North Carolina argues senate changes aid veterans with combat injuries and service connected disabilities. Burns of Tennessee says a Democratic caucus shows a majority in revolt against veterans regulations.
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House
Senate
Pou
Burns
Tennessee
Bus Company Repair Chart System Gains Wide Notice
A modern bus repair chart system gains wide notice in Jacksonville and Richmond as 125 Atlantic Greyhound buses across the central southern and eastern United States are recorded on a massive chart. Tt C Meyere oversees the project under Jd Hofgsard, maintenance chief, in a 18000 square foot garage on Goshown street. The system, already praised after a 1952 gold medal, attracts interest from state safety officials and other large firms. About 33 mechanics prepare buses for checks and drivers submit trip records. red cards signal mandatory repairs and a large staff supports the operation of the nationwide network.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Richmond
Grrige
Charleston
Evely
Atlantic Greyhound
United States
Tt. C. Meyere
Jd. &. Hofgsard
Goshown Street
Atlantic Greyhound Company
State Polley
D. Shingleton
Borgnard
Commission Limits Weight on Route 250 Construction
The state road commission ordered a weight limit on U S Highway 250 for a six and a half mile eastern extension from the junction with Route 86 in Marshall County. A paved Fork Ridge detour is set. The limit takes effect Monday except for buses allowed to pass through as required by franchises.
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U. S
Marshall County
Fork Ridge
Thaly
Judge Hudson Defers Ruling in Note Claim Against Lumber Firm
The Notting First Mortgage Corporation of Richmond filed answers in a $70,000 note claim by Morgan Lumber and Manufacturing of Charleston. In circuit court Judge Arthur P. Hudson deferred ruling on motions to set aside a receiver fund and exonerate first liens from receivership costs, noting many firms seek to adjust amid tight business conditions.
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Richmond
Morgan Lumber and Manufacturing Company of
Charleston
Arthur P. Hudson
Stanley C. Morris
Morris
Morgan Lumber Company
Tumber Company
Hudson
Government to Hear Bridge Permit Protest
Government engineers will hold a public hearing in St Albans on Monday June 12 to hear protests against reissuance of a permit to the St Albans Nitro Bridge Company to build a 3 span bridge across the Kanawha River linking St Albans and Nitro. Local sentiment favors a municipal bridge venture under new borrowing laws.
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St. Albans City
Hell
St. Albans
City Playgrounds Open Tomorrow at Nine O'Clock
Tomorrow morning at nine the 12 Charleston city playgrounds will open for recreation. The Municipal tennis court at Tennessee avenue and Randolph street and Laidley field also start season, with daily hours except Sunday. Three playgrounds remain open until five for younger children. trained instructors will oversee programs including games, crafts, tournaments, and leagues.
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H. L. Burns
Tennessee Avenue
Randolph Street
Laidley Field
Park Avenue
Taft School
Kane Who Street
Ohil- Ten
Reich to Open Union Mission Meetings Tonight
Hebrew Bible teacher Max I Reich begins a week long union mission at Union Mission tonight at eight o clock. He will speak twice daily with morning gatherings at ten and evening services at eight. Tonight's theme is Forgiveness and Its Fruits.
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Max I. Reich
Union Mission
Reich
Salvation Army Sells Tags Clears $209 at City Sale
Adjutant Charles H. Dodd reports the Salvation Army cleared about 209 in sales after about 20 girls including Zour from Huntington sold tags. An 18 piece band from Parkersburg toured the city giving concerts at various stops.
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Tage Yoaterany
Charles H. Dodd
Sald
Zour
Huntington
Parkersburg
Women’s Settlement Society Meeting Tomorrow
The Women’s Settlement Society will meet tomorrow afternoon at 9 30 o’clock at the Union Mission with members urged to attend for society business and plans.
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Womens’ Settlement
Union Mission
Recital by Carolyn Christmas Dancing Class at Doddridge
A recital by the dancing class of Miss Carolyn Christmas will be held at the Playhouse next Thursday at 8 16 p m. Miss Betty Ashbyrn will accompany. The program includes choruses character comedy and specialty dances. Participants include Marjorie Lewis Ashby Janet Hoffman Margaret Lynn Lewis Margaret Joan ne Garvey Barbara Bay Hetty Jane Ashby Elin Dickson Jean Shaver Serolyn Christmas Martha Bers Wilhelmina Shaver Aiai Gunn By Christmas Chrig Fariey Robert Disk aon Albert Frey Patricia Smith Frances Lee Hammock Florence Kay Frances Kay Joan Shaver Marjorie Lewis Ashby Lucy Kent Venable Nel Lynn Brooks Katherine Anne Brooks James Christmas Boyd Prichard and Francis Prichard.
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Carolyn Christimas
Doddridge Dancing School
the Playhouse
Betty Ashbyrn
Marjorie Lewis Ashby
Janet Hoffman
Margaret Lynn Lewis
Margaret Joan
Ne Garvey
Barbara Bay
Hetty Jane Ashby
Elin Dickson
Jean Shaver
Serolyn Christmas
Martha Bers
Wilhelmina Shaver
Aiai
Gunn
By Christmas
Chrig Fariey
Robert Diskaon
Albert Frey
Patricia Smith
Frances Lee Hammock
Florence Kay
Frances Kay
Joan Shaver
Lucy Kent Venable
Nel- He
Lynn Brooks
Katherine ‘Anne Brooks
James Christmas
Boyd Prichard
Francis Prichard
Stark Appointed Camp Counsellor
Marc E. Stark the Charleston High School athletics director has been named athletic director and camp counsellor at Shaw-Mi-Dei-Zem boys summer camp, conducted with Greenbrit Military School. The camp, six miles from White Sulphur Springs, is named for four tribes said to have roamed the region. Col. H. B. Moore leads the school. Stark is set to depart his duties around June 28.
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Marc E. Stark
Charleston High School
Shaw-Mi-Dei-Zem
Greenbrit Military School
Iwnite Sulphur Springs
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