West Virginia Public Welfare Reform Proposal Outlines Plan
A state committee reports on unifying public welfare services and replacing old laws with a single system. It proposes a six year director term, county and state cooperation, and a federal social security aligned framework to aid the aged blind and dependent children while trimming costs and avoiding county overreach.
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West Virginia
Federa
Lo Pa
Wold
Department of Public Welfare
Nice
Osni
Ance Sergeens Kenidey
Tee
Rebet
State Department of Public Assistance
Wren
Vauety
Gate
Department of Public Assistanur
State Department
Public Welfare
State Emergency Relief Administration
State Board of
Ivarian
Nees
Shetter
Jrvenite
Cilex
Piblic
Canhinie
Stair
Avery
Hag Woon Free
Hyorawe
Aiken
State University
Lave Leen
Senate
Charlex BE
Hoxes
Devi d
Potter
Alovine Barntart
TR Junes
James Taulley
Ray E. Ritellc
Frank W. Tuckwiller
Ralph Miffiner
Willaim M. LaFor
Ernest K. James
George A
Itvirden
William &. Wereeng
Wes Erontedt
Keynoter's Speech May Win Him COP Place
The report notes Landon forces may favor Wadsworth as a vice presidential pick if successful. Ohio delegates back a Man as a strong vice presidential contender, favoring him on the first ballot. Dickinson leads as town delegation president on the first ballot, with future support uncertain.
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Congress
Landon
Wadsworth
Ohio
Ohia
Dickinson
Party Leaders Gather to Welcome Homer Holt
Party officials greet Homer Holt amid a display signaling the political strength of West Virginia in a broad program covering agriculture industry commerce and mining. The scene emphasizes Holt as a unifying figure for the regional political agenda.
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Homer Holt
Birth of Third Baby Is Awaited in Fairbury
In Fairbury Nebraska Mrs. Mo Bennett, wife of a blind musician, is expecting a third child within three weeks as doctors confirm the heartbeat of the unborn baby. Her two healthy sons John Rolf and Kenneth were born May 2, and the Bennetts’ family story includes a public wedding and a difficult prior pregnancy in New York where a miscarriage occurred before the twins’ birth. The third child will be named Kay and the Bennetts also have a daughter, Barbara Lost, born in 19__.
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Fairbury
Beya
Mo. Bennett
Tomientill
de TK. Reynalds
Cours
New York
Sis
Tully
Bennetts
John Rolf
Kepneth
Rarmied
Kay
Barbara
Bor
Man With Grisly Career Calls Retirement in Montreal
In Montreal on June 6 a noted executioner known as Sam Edwards and Arthur Elis announces retirement after a quarter century of carrying out executions. He notes more than 300 deaths attributed to his work, recalling a triple hanging incident involving Leoni Gagliardi Angelo Don ofred and Mrs. Sarahao's husband.
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Montreal
Que
Camida
Sam Edwards
Arthur Elis
Leoni Gagliardi
Angelo Don«ofred
Thomasina Sarao
Sarao
May 25 Hurt in Charleston Auto Accidents Report
Chief W. A Tully released a monthly summary showing 25 persons injured in automobile accidents in Charleston during May. Total police reports reached 46 with 12 in Washington Street and seven in Virginia. Municipal court fines ranged from 1 to 50 dollars for drunk driving, reckless driving, speeding, and running red lights. Twenty traffic cases yielded 726 dollars. 1,602 cases were filed, including drunk driving and grand jury referrals.
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Tenty-feree
Charleston
W. A Tully
Washington
Sted
Virginia
Homicidal Fiend Sought by Police
Police seek a homicidal suspect after a body was found in a hidden location near a boat launch. Coroner A. J. Poatze confirmed the deceased had been dead no more than four hours with the weapon or method described in fragmentary terms.
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A. J. Poatze
Wits
Black Legion case shocks Michigan leaders and arrests
Detroit dated report cites bail for a hate group leader set at fifty thousand dollars with two aides detained. The piece outlines ongoing probes into the Legion’s links to state figures, political funding, and alleged use of the organization to pressure workers, amid court hearings and political rhetoric accusing subversive influence.
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Chengt
Saint Crowledge
Legion
Soaren
Sal
Dean
Poole
Dean Plinning
Rutty
London on Third Base in Cleveland Nomination Talk
The article sketches the 1936 Republican convention scene in Cleveland with Kansans backing Landon and White urging liberal platform stances. It notes the lack of a rousing fight and portrays White as poised to present Landon’s views while Kansans wear sunflower badges and debate vice presidential prospects.
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Bill Borah
Landon
Kansas
Sen. Vandenberg
Michigan
Kane Sans
Governor Bridges
New Kamypshire
Arity Sen
Emporia
William Allen White
Hollenden Hotel
Theo Trosts
Sears
Sage
William Aten White
Landen
Tm Te Kansans
Wen
Wenn
Vem
Cleveland
Alwass
United States
Jack Kearns
Odo the
Bea
Kearns
Landenstarm
Lapedon
Ronzevelt
Prohers Blame Morgan For U S Neutrality
A disrupted report suggests Morgan partners and National City Bank influenced U S policy in 1914 15 aiding belligerents through credit rulings. The Wilson administration faced claims loans to enemies were treated as neutral acts, sparking controversy and rumors before any official alert in 1915.
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Senate
Mom Mile
Department
J. B. Morgan and Co
J. P. Morgan and Company
Anmimittee
30 000 Workers Jobless in Strikes
Leaders of more than 4,000 Remington-Hand employees on strike in six plants at Syracuse, Tonawanda and Ilion, N.Y., expected many to stay off work when Syracuse plant reopens. The company offered a 15 dollar cash vacation bonus, but workers questioned the need to sell themselves for 15 dollars. Federal probes into peonage in East Arkansas cotton fields and a possible reign of terror around Wheeling Steel strikes were noted, with involvement of sheriffs and the ACLU offering rewards for evidence.
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Syracuse
Tonawand
Ilion
Tormananda Shixers
James HM. Rand
Arkansas
U. S
Sherif Avstur Oakes
Portsmouth
Wheeling Steel Corporation
Elec
Tennesste Coal and Row Company
Birmingham
Riots erupt as Blum wins and city braces for unrest
France sees clashes as Premier Blum secures a vote of confidence on social reforms. Strikes at Paris presses trigger police intervention while Nationalist students shout slogans. Blum ousts Bank of France head and appoints new officials as tense crowd confronts guards.
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France
Blum
Facx
Moscow
Paris-soir
Hachette
Cescern
Pavis
Lemards
Jean Tannery
Bank of France
Emile La*+gre
Tribunal of Accounts
Chamber
Edouard Herriot
Flum
People's Front
Chinese Facing Big Civil War Threat After Canton War Move
Reports from Canton say 200000 southern anti Japanese forces threaten a large civil war with the Nanking nationalists after the Canton government declared war on Japan The southwest political council said it plans a joint anti Japanese campaign yet warned Nanking may view southern actions as unfriendly and mobilize troops.
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Canton
China
Japan
the Southwest Political Council
South China
Nanking
North China
Hunan
Kiangsi
Garner Names Eight To Confer on Taxes
The article notes eight conferees named by Garner to work on taxes, with three likely aligned to Roosevelt policies. A prolonged conference fight was anticipated due to sharp Senate revisions. Conferees prep for Monday meetings on the deficiency-reiter bill funding WPA operations and other measures.
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Garner
Hoosevelt
House Toc
House
Senate
White House
Wagner
Massee to Preach at Union Mission Tabernacle Today
Dr. Massee will preach on The American Anti Christ at three this afternoon at the Union Mission Tabernacle. He closes revival with eight o'clock services tonight, with his son William Massee leading the singing.
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J. C. Masses
Union Mission Tabernacle
William Massee
Lille textile workers face wage dispute and factory occupations
The United Employers' association of Lille's textile industry rejected wage raises and any initiative to reduce hours or provide vacations. It criticized factory occupations by strikers as regrettable, saying the unrest is less dangerous than street clashes, while noting employers did not seek to use force to evacuate plants.
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Washington
American Federation of Labor
John le Lave
The
Visite
Rents
William Green
A. Fy
Li “Ld
Lewis
Industrial Action Grou
Committee For Industrial Organization
WR Bext
United Mine Workers
Ternational Ladies Garment Work
Ers
United Textile Workers
Lnward
Tamps
Fla
Wni
Incuatria
Wil Se
Enmimtter For Industrial
Favors Lewis Group
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
Federation
Green
Yesterdy
Teothe Steel Union
Perchange
F. of
L. Executive Teufel
July
Executive Council
United Employers’ Association
Lille
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