Thirty Graduate At Greenbrier Thirty Graduate At Greenbrier
Greenbrier Military School awarded diplomas to 31 seniors in Lewisburg on June 4 marking the 122nd commencement. Col H B Moore presented diplomas with Lt Col J M Moore presiding. Awards cited include scholastic literary athletic and military honors, with Cadet Olin H Jennings of Williamson winning the top individual score gold watch for the third straight year.
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Lewisburg
Greenbrier Military School
H. B. Moore
J. M. .Moore
H .S. Kane
Jas. H. Parsons
A. A. Adkins
J. Frank Heflin
Maj. Tha
W. Thomas
Sgt. C
Forest Festival
Roger Price
Tom van Claga
James H. Ball
C Crawford
Huntington
Post American Legion
Grube Cook
Bushkill
Townshed
Cadet Isburg
J. C. Chick
We Moss
Caldwell
Wereies
Arasasuyet
Randoll
Josey Charleston
Wink
Olin H. Jennings
Wiliamson
Greenbrier
Sgt. C. C. Conyars
Greenbriers
Jean Bubb
T. A. Harris
U.S. A
Wil‘Mem
Preston
Corp. Walkers
Blys
O'Briens
John Bubb
E. V. “Macatee
V. L P
Taeut
Jeck Erman
Virginia
Senate stalls as Wagner bill and silver plan loom
Congress debates a national labor board to safeguard union rights, the silver bill advancing in the house, and housing finance measures awaiting senate action. A 60s-age skeleton found in Brentwood coffins triggers a local mystery as relief spending reaches 6.1 billion.
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Senate
National Labor Board
House
Congress
Brentwood
England
Topexas Leader Emerges in Closed GOP Meeting Hustle
A Topexas figure John D. H. Hamilton vies for GOP chair as Walter Hallanan of West Virginia and Charles D. Hilles back new blood. Former Hoover aides Ogden Mills, Walter Brown, and Patrick Hurley noted, with midwest edge favored to win the west. Harrison Spangler and Hanford McNider also discussed as contenders.
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Topeka
John D. H. Hamilton
Topexas
Walter 8. Hallanan
West Virginia
Charles D. Hilles
New York
Turnor
Hoover
Ogden F. Mills
The
Treas
Ury
Walter F. Brown
Ohio
Patrick Hurley
Oklahoma
Middlewest
West
Harrison
Spangler
Iowa
Hanford McNider
Canada
Cleaners Seek Reinstatement of Code in Industry Talks
Cleaners press for code reinstatement as union and management hold ongoing talks. A pledge of cooperation is offered, though reports indicate some rift in pricing among industry participants. The discussion continues as negotiators seek a path to restore uniform standards and protect workers.
Convention Speakers Claim Small Industry Impact
Less than five percent of the industry is affected, speakers claimed before the convention. George B. Webster of Washington, representative of the cleaners' national code authority, explained provisions of the cleaners and dyers code as it now stands to the convention.
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George B. Webster
Washington
Cleaners’ National Code Authority
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