Party Leaders Urge Repeal in Greenbrier County Meeting
Leaders from both major parties in Greenbrier County to address a repeal tally tomorrow night in the Greenbrier County Courthouse Lewisburg under the Crusaders expansion committee. Edward W Knight and other officials will advocate ratification of the twenty first amendment while Crusaders plan a caravan from Charleston and Venite Sulphur Springs expects delegates. A separate note mentions Key England reviving a long standing boundary custom and a Caucasus discovery of escaped slave descendants.
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Greenbrier County
Greebrier County Court House
Lewisburg
Expansion Committee of Charleston Battalion of
Crusaders
Charles Littlepage
Charlcsten
Edward W. Knight
Charleston
Edward W. Blake
Citeonbrier
Thomas B. Jackson
The
John W. Morrison, Jr
Why do husbands stray after long marriage says Dorothy Dix
Dorothy Dix addresses two reader questions about marital drift and girl crushes. She explains middle aged husbands may seek novelty to break monotony, while teen girls grow curious about boys as part of development. She advises open supervision, realistic views of boys, and patience as feelings settle.
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Borothy Dix
Miss Dix
Dorothy Dix
Crown Hill mines to reopen under Great Kanawha Barge Line
The Great Kanawha Barge Line Inc will reopen the Crown Hill mines leased from the Hansford heirs, employing 260 workers at full capacity after a ten year pause. The 1000 acre site will load coal onto barges for the middle west, with a tipple and piers planned. General managers Garvey and Sutherland will oversee operations, plans available at Huntington engineer office and Charleston federal building.
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Great Kanawha Barge Line, Inc
Crown Hill
Hansford
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Fotomsc Hailroad Company
Crown Hill Mines
Ernest M. Merrhil
Great Kanawha Valley Improvement Association
Middle West
Garvey
George E. Sutherland
United States Orngineer
Huntington
Federal Building
Charleston
Health Protection For City Is Urged
T F Cunneen of the United States Chamber of Commerce outlined steps to strengthen Charleston health efforts after a national survey of mid sized cities. He urged more milk use and pasteurization, better smallpox protection in schools, expanded nursing for tuberculosis and prenatal care, increased clinic registrations, more tuberculosis hospital care for minimal patients, lower typhoid and diarrheal deaths, and higher funding for public health programs.
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Charleston
T. F. Cunneen
Insurance Department
United States Chamber of Commerce
United States
Cumneen
5. P. Puffer
Cunneen
Smallpox
Indians Top Yankees In Viscose Twilight League
Viscose Diamond Tuesday night saw the Indians, led by Vance Britton, defeat the Yankees seven to six with Homer West pitching and Workman catching. Menders and Lunsfore were the catching battery for the visitors. Mrs. H. C. Galloway and sons Mon and Bobby left Nitro for Canton NC to visit relatives. Mrs A Brown accompanied them to Bristol TN to visit relatives. John Beasley is reported seriously ill at Blakes Creek home. Ward team will face Nitra Independents on Viscose diamond Sunday. the visitors boast a fast lineup and former Cedar Grove players.
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Vance Britton
Indians
Yankees
Homer West
Workman
Losals
Menders
H. C. Galloway
Mon
Bobby
Canton
A. Brown
Briatol
Tenn
John Beasley
Blakes Creek
Ward
Nitra Independents
Cedar Grove Attis
Ira Marritt
Wheeling
Man Improves After Eye Injury at Nitro Plant
Mr and Mrs Everett Martin of Thirty third street Denver reported that a relative injured two weeks ago at a Nitro plant near Charleston is improving in a Charleston hospital after receiving eye injuries from the incident.
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Everett Martin
Thirty-third Street
Denver
Cochrane
Charleston
Mrs Baldwin Improves After Tuesday Operation
Kathleen Baldwin of Fayette Street was reported improving yesterday after undergoing an operation Tuesday at Mountain State Hospital. Three wheel suits popular in Netherland India are fading in use due to noise, and police in many cities enforce quiet after nine at night. Nine mounted guns from World War I were sold by New Zealand to Japan as scrap iron, New Zealand saying no suitable storage. A Manila customs employee recently caught Ang Leo attempting to smuggle opium in a pillow.
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Kathleen Baldwin
Fayette Street
Mountain State Hospital
Netherland India
New Zealand
Japan
Manila
Ang Leo
Philippines
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Sfort
Charleaton, W. Va
Roark Bradford
John Henry
Crown Hill, Company
Puffer
Nitro News
Harcourt E. Morgan
University of Tennessee
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Tennessee Valley Authority
Muscle Shoals
Mrs. Baldwin
Charmeo Mills
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