Mine Inspection Bill Attacked in Senate Debate
Washington June 13. Jesse V. Sullivan WV Coal Association secretary challenged the federal mine inspection bill as the House subcommittee finished hearings. He argued the Neely bill cloaked in safety aims had shown emotion over Bartley disaster and warned against overlapping duties and added burdens on industry. He denied mechanization blamed for hazards and cited 70 percent of accidents occur when workers are alone.
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Washington
Tate
U.S
Jesse V. Sullivan
Sullivan
West Virginia Coal Association
House
National Coal Association
United Mine Workers of America
Neely-Keller
Senate
Ivan
Bartley
W. Va
Sen
M. M. Neely
Homer A. Holt
West Virginia
Rep
Keller D. al
Ernest L. Bailey
Gannett Opposes U S Involvement in War
Springfield report quotes Frank Gannett Rochester publisher and Republican aspirant saying the United States should stay out of the war and be prepared for any eventuality. He criticizes preparedness appeals and Roosevelt's defense policy while urging scrutiny of defense expenditures amid rising bank debits in the city.
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Springfield
Republican Party
America
Frank Gannett
Rochester
Gannett
Britain
France
Aggvestors
Roosevelt
War Talk Banned By Redskins' Owner
Washington owner George P. Marshall ordered Washington Redskins employees not to discuss the European war to avoid ram pant war hysteria. He warned dismissal for violation, saying it is hard to pay attention to business when talking about war and that war is the business of governments.
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Washington
George P. Marshall
Washington Redskins
Ton Clearing House weekly total climbs over prior year
Bidded total of 11,786,780 for the week ended June 12 reported by the Charleston Clearing House association shows a 10.94 percent rise from the same week last year and a 20.37 percent rise from two years ago. A typhoon damaged a Japanese railroad coach, pushing it 20 miles.
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Charleston Clearing Hoise Association
Aza
GOP Declared Needed at Helm
Washington June 13 Republican national chairman John Hamilton warned that a third Roosevelt term risks totalitarianism and urged GOP leadership. He outlined a Philadelphia convention plan, stressing its historic importance to rescue the nation from the New Deal. fellow Republican Dewey pressed Congress to stay in session to prevent one man from steering U S fate in a world crisis. Hamilton’s schedule includes June 24-26 convention machinery and nominee speeches led by Stassen Haover and party leaders.
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Washington
John Hamilton
Roosevelt
Republican Party
Philadelphia
Hamilton
Dewey
Thomas
Congress
U. S
New Yor
Harald FE. Stassen
Minnesota
President Haover
Ume
Holt Proclaims West Virginia Flag Day Observance
Gov Holt issues an official proclamation setting aside today for Flag Day observance in West Virginia. He calls on public officials and citizens to display the U S flag and participate in activities ceremonies and exercises.
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Holt
West Virginia
U.S
Delegates From 15 Aeries to Visit Local Lodge Meeting
Delegates from 15 aeries of the Fraternal Order of Eagles gather for a three day state convention at the Ruffner hotel. Charleston aerie No. 19, organized in 1904, joins the sessions with plans to form a state-wide group.
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Fraternal
Order of Eagles
Ruffner Hotel
Charleston
West Virginia Ohio group hosts state session speakers
Mayor Dawson will welcome delegates at 2 p.m. as M. L. Brown of Springfield and John A. Abel lead the state area session. Initiation of new members follows a 12:30 p.m. Ruffner dinner. Dances and floor shows Tonight and tomorrow, arranged by E. C. Pat Carver.
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West Virginia
Ohio
M. L. Brown
Springfield
I-State
John A. Abel
Grand Worthy Press
Dawson
Wheeling
E. C
Pat" Carver
Real Estate Activity Speeded by War in Kanawha Valley
The European war and re armament program in the United States have accelerated real estate activity in the Kanawha valley. Charleston Board of Realtors reported at a weekly luncheon in the Ruffner Hotel that several members noted increased home sales in Charleston and nearby areas. A special meeting was held.
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LU. S. Hare
Kanawha Valley
Charleston Board of Realtors
Ruffner Hotel
Study on administering the multiple visiting system
A meeting was held Tuesday at 4 p m in the Rufinr hotel to discuss methods for administering the multiple visiting system.
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Rufiitr Hotel
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Redskins
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