Legion Will Hold District Meeting in Richwood
The eighth district convention of the American Legion West Virginia is set for Richwood on Sunday. J. W. Wilson of Charleston is district commander. Delegates from John Brawley post No. 20 are listed along with alternates. Elections will choose a district delegate and alternate for the national convention in Cleveland and members for several state committees. State officials Stathers and McGrail are expected to attend.
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American Legion
Department of West Virginia
Richwood
J. W. Wilson
Charleston
Dunbar
Summersville
Montgomery
Cabin Creek
Powellton
South Charleston
Belle
Kingston
AM State Police
John Brawley
E. F. Veader
Frank L. Craner
B. Fe, Andre
Jesse G. Borgas
Philip M. Conley
M. BR. Dodd
G. Dawson
Ivan J. Ely
Stanley T. Freeman
N. A. Barth
Thomas Gardner
John F. Garrison
L. 0. Gastineau
Stanley C. Morris
C. Paul Heavener
G. F. Larson
Frank F. Conway
Leon W. MacDonald
N. R. Marcelle
Henry H. Miller
Harry E. Penhale
Herman T. Redd
Frank R. Levy
Jack Silverstein
Joseph Whitehouse
John Walker
G. G. Smith
Hugh B. Robins
Harold A. Moore
Hubert D. May
A. H. McClain
E. G. Lemasters
F. 3B. Kline
W. S. Karns
R.M. Javins
J. F. Gunther
W. C. Greenlee
James W. Frazier
George F. Crisinger
Samuel Fixler
G. H. Duke
T. K. Campbell
Howard W. Angell
J. H. Anderson
T. H. McGowran
R. N. Stephens, Jr
Frank C. Young
George A. Fruth
Leslie E. Chatfield
Charles H. Corman
Cleveland
Huntington
W. G. Stathers
Clarksburg
Floward McGrail
Courts Offer Supreme Court Seat for Favors in Prosecution Leak
A assistant reports a proposal to appoint a Supreme Court judge in exchange for prosecutorial secrets with a $250,000 guarantee. The item notes broader global labor unrest, including Spain’s one million idle workers and Germany and U S jobless figures, and questions economic implications of radical politics.
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Spain
Germany
U. S
Bonus Replies From Local Officials And Residents
Bonus replies from Kanawha county deputy sheriff Tre D. Davis and Parkersburg resident Garrett E. Sayre reveal plans to clear long standing debts. Davis intends to remodel his home while Sayre aims to pay off the mortgage balance on his home.
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Tre D. Davis
Kanawha County
Garrett E. Sayre
Parkersburg
Deer Population Survey Reports 1000 in Seneca Forest
Conservation officials announced a survey in Seneca state forest estimating a deer population near 1000. Surveyors S. Deltz and G. J. Leversee conducted the count and released the findings yesterday.
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Seneca State Forest
S. Deltz
G. J. Leversee
Virginia Graduates 419 as Center Plans Unveiled
At the University of Virginia 419 candidates from 30 states and three foreign lands receive degrees. A new center for graduate study and research in political science for the South is announced with a Rockefeller Foundation grant and a four year program. The plan includes a two week round table on local government and a bureau of research in governmental administration.
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Rockefeller Foundation
Bureau of Municipal Research
Virginia
James Hart
Johns Hopkins University
Henry Cumming
Kinney and Hutcherson Earn Ecclesiastical Degrees
Laurence Forman Kinney of Huntington holds B A from Hampden Sydney College B D from Urvun Theological Seminary and M A from Virginia University in philosophy Dudley Robert Hutcherson of Bluefield holds B A from Fur College M A from Univers itua in English
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Laurence Forman Kinney
Huntington
Hampden-Sydney College
Urvun Theological Seminary
University of Virginia
Dudley Robert Hutcherson
Bluefield
State WPA meeting invites public and private citizens
A West Virginia Works Progress Administration session gathers public officials civic leaders and interested private citizens for round table discussions at Jackson's Mills. Thad Holt and Mrs. Ellen S Woodward head a Washington delegation with Wayne Coy and F Witcher McCullough. Attendees tour WPA projects and enjoy music by the Huntington WPA orchestra. No speeches. WPA employees attend at no cost.
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Waldo Hole
Wayne Coy
Indiana
F. Witcher McCullough
Clarksburg
Woodward
WPA
Warner
Jackson's Mills
Nrchestra
Huntington
Francis Heads Group To Plan Music Course
WW Trent state superintendent named J Monty Francis director of music in Kanawha county schools to head a committee drafting a course of instruction for bandmasters and orchestra leaders. Other members include Pd Davies Morgantown W S Mason Charleston H B Macler Marshall Call T D Phillips WV State College and Maude Wanzer Lane Charleston.
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J. Monty Francis
Kanawha
Board of Education
Pd. Davies
Morgantown
W. S. Mason
Charleston
H. &. Macler
Marshall Call
T. D. Philips
West Virginia
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Day by Day Snippets From Page Part 1 Gossip and Names
The column surveys bits of public life mentioning Tommy Manville Fannie Hurst fans in Hawaii and Racquel Meller’s Berlin comeback. Julia Sanderson jokes on air and Ben Ames Williams praised for poetry while a young neighbor’s outburst about his mother ends with a request to arrest her for cutting his curls.
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Fannie Hurst
Hawaii
Racquel Meller
Berlin
Julia Sanderson
Lou
Ben Ames Williams
Lord Fauntleroy
Neigbor
Tolbert’s fear as staff drawn photos spark ruin
The piece recalls Tolbert’s alarm over staff-drawn photos that could ruin him if published. It recounts lobbying by farmers led by Chester Grey, and mentions political maneuvering around platform committee deliberations with figures like Jim Watson and Harry W. Devanter in Washington.
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Lester 2
Dickingon
Lowa
Jim Watson
Indiana
Chester Grey
American Farm Bureau Federation
Wheeler
Farm credit rates, funds, and electrification drive ambitions
The piece notes a 3 12 percent rate on farm credit loans, an $8 million vocational education appropriation, and Senator Norris sponsored rural electrification creating a permanent agency to promote farm power. It also cites a milk consumption survey with Rens, Nevada leading among 59 cities and Charleston, S C lowest. Other items include a soil conservation quip and a quiz from the United States Information Service.
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George Norris
Rens
Nevada
AAA Consumers’ Counsel
Charleston
S.C
H.H. Bennett
United States Information Service
United States
Bethlehem Steel
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Kidney health ad promises Cystex cure
An early 20th century style advertisement urges readers to use Cystex to cleanse kidneys and relieve symptoms like backache dizziness and acidity. It claims guarantees and a money back offer with Bank of America deposits and a California address.
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Bank of Amer Fca
Los Angeles
Calif
Senate
Adv
College to address race superiority question at meeting
College will discuss the question of race superiority at the regular Thursday meeting of the Charleston Business and Professional Men's Club, to be held at the Mattie V. Lee home. Prof. Danigh Ferguson of West Virginia State College will speak on the topic. London copper dance floor noted.
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Charleston
Mattie V. Lee
Danigh
Ferguson
West Virginia
London
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