WHOD Cites Decline Of Incentive Arbitration In Labor Disputes
A Charleston luncheon addresses the dangers of arbitration in labor disputes. A telephone company spokesman argues arbitration undermines hard bargaining, noting three contexts: contract terms disputes, noncontract issues, and new contract negotiations. Proponents warn compromise may be required, while critics fear it masks bargaining weaknesses.
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Charleston
Daniel Bogne
Yaneerieis
Manter
Telephour
Junior Lodge Meets in Poca West Virginia
The fifth annual Grand Junior Lodge session in West Virginia will be held Saturday at Putlaw Lodge Hall No. 3 in Poca. Host Lodge No. 6 will welcome Charles Baker of Colliers as grand ruler presiding. Notable speakers include Corma Mowrey of Clary, Judge Herbert W. Richardson, and Rev. William Heater. A lunch, banquet, and officer installation follow, with Grand Master Carl Fortney presiding.
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Charleston Junior Chamber of Commerce
Charleston Saddle and Bridle Club
The
Charleston Gazette
Coonskin Park
West Virginia
Joop
Putlaw Lodge
Loop
Nioca
Charles Baker
Colliers
Corma Mowrey
Claryirector of
Division of Professional Services
Herbert W. Richardson
Kanawha County
Wiliam Heater
First Baptist Church of
Charlestom
TGOF
Ford Winters
Huntington
Young Baker
Eugene Baker
Celliers
Weirton
Stand Recorder
Terry Ziegler
Danny Givens
Charleston
Werden
Marland Provokes West Virginia Industry Push in Business Week
Business Week’s June 2 issue dedicates five pages to Gov. Marland and a pavement push to lure industry. The feature highlights his aggressive tour, multiple photos, and praise and criticism as he promotes West Virginia, aiming to shake a lingering industrial slump despite some officials doubting his method.
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Business Week
Marland
Seiie
Guy
Seventh Day Adventists Begin 10 Day Session in Cathsville
Delegates from Maryland Delaware parts of Virginia and West Virginia gather for the Maryland Delaware Seventh Day Adventist conference session in Catonsville. Notable speakers include Wayne McFarland of Loma Linda K E Heppenstall William McGhee and Chapman Navy chaplain Eipert Mole among others as the conference opens with religious instruction and business sessions.
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Catonsville
Dune
Maryland - Delaware
Maryland
Delaware
Virgina
West Virginia
Alors
Peoplary
Wayne McFarland
College of Medical Evangelists
Loma Linda
Calif
K. E. Heppenstall
Seventh-Day Adventist Theological Seminary
Washington
William McGhee
Pakistan
Eipert Mole
West Virginia cities win safety awards in 1935 roundup
Seven West Virginia cities including Albans Wellsburg and Williamson receive safety awards. The report notes populations considered and the awards focus on civic safety achievements amid a special Chicago edition.
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Chicago
West Virginia
Jae . Bunton
al. Albans
Wellsburg
Wileison
Thieves Steal Household Goods Including Kitchen Sink
A burglary report lists stolen items such as a kitchen sink a healing sigve and cebineis from an address on 180 Western Trail. Victim Roy L. Grimee of 1125 My stem pubic leet pine sus reported the loss and noted the incident at the suspect scene.
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Roy L. Grimee
State to Seek Federal Help On NS Road
A newly formed North South Interstate Highway Committee will seek federal aid from West Virginia’s congressional delegation. The group plans to meet in Washington with the eight member delegation and the head of the Bureau of Public Roads to press for additional interstate mileage through the state. Thompson of Charleston chairs the committee and cites support from Turnpike and State Road officials, with members from Beckley, Fairmont, Weston, Bluefield, Wheeling, Vienna, Ringwood, and Clarksburg. The effort follows a regional conference and aims to unite northern and southern states behind a north south link through West Virginia.
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West Virginia
A. Garnett Thompson
Charleston
Washington
U. S. Bureau of Public Roads
Interstate Highway Committee
West Virginia Turnpike Commission
Thompson
Turnpike Commission
Ernest McCue
Morgantown
Regio
Congressional Conference
George Chambers
Beckley
Rovert W. Henna
Fairmont
Andrew Edmiston
Weston
J. Dodd Marzensor
Bluefield
Robert W. Round
Wheeling
H. E. Clovis
Viena
Charles P. Wilhelm
Ringwood
Walter Schrader
Clarksburg
Turnvike Commi
State Road Commis West Virginia
Mic. May
Miners Direct Strike Issue To Company Head
FAIRMONT June 5 The dispute fueling a wide spread mine strike in Northern West Virginia heads to top company officials. Local UMW leaders decide to refer the question of manning roofbolting machines to George Higginbotham of Fairmont and, if needed, to John L Lewis and George Love for a temporary settlement until the next contract talks. Higginbotham’s firm earlier stood by its prior position and would not concede beyond the existing agreement.
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Fairmont
West
Virginia
UMW
United Mine
George Higginbotham
Presi- Senal Consolidation Coal Co
W. Yt
Marion County
John L. Lewis
George Love
Lewis
Love
Pittsburgh Consolidation Cont Co
Consolidation W. Va
Christopher Coat Co
Higginbotham
Wold
Resignation of Lebanese minister cites favoritism in quake areas
Abdullah Yaifi submitted his resignation as a cabinet member to President Chamoun after accusing the government of favoritism in building plans. He pointed to towns and villages hit by earthquakes as the most affected by alleged bias amid ongoing debates in Beirut.
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Beirlt
Lebanon
We— Peemer Abdullah Yaifi Toduy
Tyco-Tmnneald
Court ruling on state strikes little impact in West Virginia
West Virginia labor officials say the U S Supreme Court decision allowing state labor boards to curb mass picketing and violence has no effect here as the state has no labor board. Labor Commissioner Charles Sattler noted the department lacks jurisdiction to ban mass picketing or force and violence. Local courts and police handle such actions, with state police only assisting when needed.
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Charleston
Supreme Court
West Virginia
Charles Sattler
Ang
Tis Department
U. S. Supreme Court
West Virgi
APL
Eugene Carter
Othe
Teamsters Union
Widen
Raymond Lewis
District 17
United Mine Workers
CIO
Sattler
Satiler
Civilians to Tour Army Six Month Training at Fort Knox
West Virginia civic leaders including mayors John T. Copenhaver George E Theurer and Joseph W. Loujanderee will visit Fort Knox to observe the Army Reserve Forces eight year plan with six months active duty. Brig Gen Samuel L Myers will brief on training as Convair flight transports the 18 member delegation from Charleston Huntington and South Charleston.
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Givie
Charleston, Huntington
Army
PL Knox
Ity
John T. Copenhaver
Charleston
George E. Theurer
Huntington
Joseph W. Lou-J- Aanderee
South Charleston
Land
Tomerres
Nodnal FL. Knox
West Virginia
Reserve Forces Act of
RFA
Samuel L. Myers
Ft. Knox
Armor Training
RPA
Army Reserve
W. E. Grubbs
West Virginia Military District
Cory Ailent
Fin Mayory
Praag We Businessmyan
Fa It
Bert C. Silimp
Wrey
Wilbert Quick
Herald Dis
Paten
4Th Engineer Marine Reserve Company
Purvis Island
S. C
Parris Island
Jeet
Ronnie Caudle
Bert Hiddie
Benny Hornsby
Virgil Maynard
Colin Judy
Frank Parsons
USMG
Robert Clubb
Lakin Prefers To Yield GOP Chairmanship
The Republicans will meet June 16 at the Kanawha Hotel to reorganize the state executive committee. James O. Lakin states he is not interested in continuing as chairman. Main business includes naming officers and selecting a site for the state convention. Democratic leaders plan to reorganize the executive committee at the Daniel Bonne Motel this Saturday and set the time and place for the state convention.
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James O. Lakin
Lakin
Kanawha
Republican National Committee
Daniel Bonne
Nayne
Hwett C. Smith
Beckley
J. Howard Myers
Muekiusburgh
King Slaying Trial Faces Jury Selection Delays
In Little Rock on June 5, the murder trial of Emmett Earl Leggett, 18, a former convict charged with strangling 14-year-old Joe King near Jacksonville, Ark., bogged down as jurors were chosen. Only one new juror joined a panel of seven, with many excused after expressing doubt about Leggett’s guilt and a defense motion to move the trial to another county was denied.
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Little Rock
Ark
Charleston
Wo Va
Chcuit
Emmett Earl Leggett
Joe King
James R. King
Santher Court
Pulaski County
William J.nivby
Leggett
Virginia South
Jackseville
Giretlion
Robast Jalianind
Tiebos
Briar Patch
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Morland
Ds Uy
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Seventh-Day Adventists
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Uhyrtar Th & Ptadtrarits
Speaher and Direcbie
International Pawn Program
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Gail Land
Healiywood Fgh School
Paramount Studio
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