Land Tax Relief and Roads Included In Session Call
Legislative call outlines eight items for reform and funding, including care of the indigent, unemployment compensation, public assistance, tax delinquency procedures, federal aid for local projects, state planning board status, highway and bridge funding, and securing federal grants. Governor Kump comments on relief policy and board formation, noting needed code rewrites to align with federal law.
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State Planning Board
Kump
Aiite
National Resources Board
Lebrun Said Ready To Quit French Office
The article reports Lebrun may resign from the French office while Daladier is named to head a permanent national defense commission with Petain and other officials. The body gains wide powers over defense mobilization and armament spending, amid ongoing strikes in several industries.
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Lebrun
Rhineland
Edouard Daladier
National Defense Commission
Ladier
Marshal Petain
Armed Service
Blum
France
Word to the Wise MerMingham Surplus Wheat Dilemma
Mirmingham residents note a door sign about previous occupants and a stray diner phrase while Sweden weighs options for 275000 tons of surplus wheat, framing a global agricultural debate.
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Mermingham
Ala
Sweden
Republicans and Democrats clash over New Deal critique
Herbert Agar argues that endorsing Baker and Douglas risks aligning with anti New Deal sentiment. He says their critique of monopolies and subsidies reveals deeper Republican tolerance of concentration. The piece warns that true competition would reshape oil, prices, and profits, challenging party loyalties and traditional reforms.
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New York Herald Tribune
Republican Party
America American
Ammy
The
Herald, Tribune
Newton D. Baker
Lewis W. Douglas
New York Times
Repubblican
Mr. Douglas
Mr. Baker
Barl Brawler
Norman Thomas
Cleveland
Douglas
Baker
Borah
Middle West
New England
Tor
Baffling Convention Notes From A Fancy Political Rally
A chaotic fragment describes Fletcher’s quiet convention with blank enthusiasm and odd theatre. Delegates resemble cabbages, chairs and gavels pass, and a wall between politics and humor emerges as observers joke about backrooms and bears with oversized badges.
Bids Sought for Woodtim Bus Station Terminal
Woodtim company owners of the lot invite bids for a new bus station with a 134 by 140 foot lot and 9,234 square feet of terminal space on the ground floor plus 600 square feet on the second floor. The plan includes a waiting room luncheonette dispatch offices and baggage areas with offices for J R Hyatt and other staff. Details and sketches will be released by the company.
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Woodtim
J. R. Hyat
Toom
Chinese Women Offer To Fight Against Japs
Chinese women volunteer to sever relations with Tokyo and threaten civil war if necessary to halt anti-Japanese campaigns. Shanghai moves to organize an Amazon division and offer to die for North China. They warned Chiang Kai-shek’s government in Nanking and urged unity against Nippon.
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Tokyo
Shanghai
China
Chiang
Nanking
Chaing
Canton
Kwangsi
Kwangtung
Landon Forces Dominate Debate On Leadership Split
A conservative faction presented to the subcommittee positions opposing liberal ideas reportedly held by the Lan don leadership. The clash sparked protracted negotiations aimed at avoiding a bitter battle on the invention floor. The Borah camp remained a focal point in discussions.
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Landon
Sen. Borah
Recovery Retarded Says Keynoter for Republicans
A keynoter attacked the recovery rhetoric as retarded while urging unity at the Republican convention. Governor Landon faced a split on monetary policy and foreign relations as the platform committee mapped a farm, tariff, and sound money plank amid debate over Roosevelt debates and fractured endorsements. Congressional and state leaders weighed nominating options and party strategy for the upcoming campaign.
Landon Skips Trip Then Visits Dentist During Campaign
Gov. Landon avoids a scheduled trip and sees a dentist in a Cleveland broadcast aftermath. Late in the day he rides horseback, resuming his regular recreation after not riding since Thursday. Statehouse visitors are mostly tourists hoping to meet the possible presidential nominee as telegrams and letters urge various platform ideas.
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Cleveland
Landon
State House
Variors
Drivers Responsibility Talk Set Friday at Ruttner Hotel
H P Sioussat of the American Trucking Association will discuss the drivers responsibility law Friday at eight at the Ruttner hotel, per C F Young secretary of the West Virginia Motor Association. The annual meeting of the state association moves to Wheeling on July 24 from July 25 to allow John L Rogers of the Interstate Commerce Commission bureau of motor carriers to attend.
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Ruttner Hotel
H. P. Sioussat
American Trucking Association
C. F. Young
West Virginia Motor Association
State Association
Wheeling
Young
John L. Rogers
Bureau of Motor Carriers
Interstate Commerce Commission
Drivers Prohibited From Talking to Passengers Under New GB Rules
A revised regulation titled Dont Speak to the Man at the Wheel takes effect on July 1 in Great Britain. It bans drivers of public service vehicles from talking to passengers, aiming to reduce distractions and improve safety during service.
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Great Britain
Mrs Hubbard 61 Dies at Her Home
Amelia Donnally Hubbard, 61, lifelong Kanawha City resident and St Johns Church member, died at home. She married William Garland Hubbard in 1913 and leaves a husband, a Chicago stepson, a Cincinnati sister, and several nieces and nephews. Simpson Mortuary handles arrangements.
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R. S. Spilman
John William Moore
Hubbard
City
William Garland Hubbard
William S. Hubbard
Chicago
Lia
Mangus A. Tate
Cincinnati
Simpson Mortuary
Case of E F Canterbury Continued Until June 25
The case of E F Canterbury, reharsed with failing to stop after striking Joseph Ramella, was continued in municipal court until June 25. Ramella suffered a fractured skull at the Washington and Clendenin streets corner last Monday night. Canterbury was arrested as the driver of the car.
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E. F. Canterbury
Joseph Ramella
Washington Street
Ramella
Washington and
Clendenin Streets
Canterbury
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