Father’s Day Origins and Adoption Across the U S
The article traces Father’s Day from its proposed by John Bruce Dodd in Spokane to its shift to the third Sunday in June. It notes early observance in the West, Delaware’s 1913 adoption, a 1913 proposal vote, U S troops in France in 1914, and the 1921 formation of the National Father’s Day Association in Virginia with state proclamations and charters.
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Charleston
United States
John Bruce Dodd
Spokane
Wash
Jue
Dune
Delaware
County Unit Plan Details and Funding Options
State outline shows three funding streams for new county unit system with five member boards. State aid and property levies discussed, with an equalization fund possible if funds are short, totaling about 6.0 million yearly. Wealthier counties may spend freely. poorer counties must follow minimum salaries and staff limits. County seats set as supervisors hubs. administration unified. assistant superintendents encouraged for oversight. overall teaching cuts anticipated to balance budgets.
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Expisin
Aika
Trent
State Department
Debt plan fuels hope as Britain, U.S. discuss debts
The article reports on wartime debt talks between the United States and Britain. Roosevelt signals limits on debt relief while Cripps and Samuel react to the plan. India's silver payment details surface amid a broader debate over postwar financial arrangements.
Senate Adjourning Looms as War Over Funds Persists
Senate clashed tonight over eliciting or retessing a roll call vote while a 3.6 billion appropriations bill for independent offices hangs on conference approval. McNary of Oregon predicted adjournment tomorrow night after the president veto, paving way for a supply bill including veterans compromise and administration stimulus measures amid travel and tariff tweaks to perfume imports.
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Congress
BL Tollow
Hawaii
McNary
Oregon
House
Republicana
United
Tonight 11
Panimenag
Driver Arrested for Beer Truck Charge and Permit
James Svurgeon, driver for two trucks owned by the City Zoo with Puel company of Paint Pleasant, was arrested yesterday by Patrolman Perry Hunt on Charleston street for selling beer without city permit. The charge was dismissed and the beer released after a city permit costing $156.35 was obtained. Cochrane said further investigations and more arrests are expected.
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James Svurgeon
City
Puel Company
Paint Pleasant
Perry Hunt
Charleston
Regal
Cochrane
Loeb Wins Swarthmore Scholarship for Charleston High Graduate
Charles W. Loeb of Ridgemont Avenue South Hills Charleston high school June class ranked first in a class of 117. He was editor of the school paper president of his class two years row captain of football team two years and a member of the National Honor Society and National Thespian Society. He plans to enter Swarthmore College and will take a law course.
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Charles W. Loeb
Ridgemont Avenue
South Hills
Charleston High School
Swarthmore
National Honor Society
National Thespiaus
Miss Mary Lou White Guest at Randolph Macon Luncheon
The Randolph Macon Woman's College Alumni Association hosted a luncheon at Capitol Inn honoring Miss Mary Lou White of Cubs, guest of Mr. and Mrs. E. White of Broadstreet. Attendees included Mrs. R. R Wool and several other ladies.
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Mary Lou White
Alumnis Association of
Randolph Macon Woman’s College
Capitol Inn
Cubs
E. ©. White
Broadstreet
Miss White
R. Rwool
J. W. Moore
J. R. Helms
B. C. White
Gretchen Pippen
Ann Bundick
Anna Thompson
Phedes McClure
Ann Hover
Margaret Clark
Administration plans massive public works program
Secretary Perkins announces hours for millions of men are expected to emerge as Colonel George RR Spalding orchestrates a tentative public works plank. The administration aims to start 1,000 or more projects by late July, with delegations presenting proposals as publicity remains barred until the organization is officially formed.
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George RR. Spalding
Army Engin
Johnson
West Virginia Eyes Acquisition Of Ancient Mingo White Oak
State officials expect soon to visit the Civil War battleground area to discuss preservation. Cheek said the state may acquire title to the Mingo White Oak on Pigeon Creek in Mingo County, a landmark 550 to 600 years old. Landowners would donate two acres for a tiny park with shrubbery and trees.
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West Virginia
Chilton
Cheek
Pigeon Creek
Mingo County
National and State Delegates Named for Veterans Meet
National delegates H J Churchman J O Summers and William Freudenberger will attend the Los Angeles national convention August 20 to 24. State delegates to Wheeling June 18 to 20 include C B Jenkins, Sidney Jarrett, John Hunt, and many others listed among a long roster of National Spanish War veterans.
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United Spanish War Veterans
Elsa Aili
Los Angeles
Wheeling
H. J. Churchman
J. O. Summers
William Freudenberger
Nates
C. B. Jenkins
Sidney 8
Jarreth
John Hunt
von Hunter
J. 9
Holmes
Homer
Dutt
G. H. Burdette
Prank Barham
Herbert G. Aldersen
Howuza Atkinson
Roosevelt Defends Debt Settlement Authority Against Cancellation
Roosevelt asserts Congress alone can alter debt payment terms and rejects cancellation. He cites 1931-32 actions, notes British payment of 10 million in silver at 50 cents an ounce, and outlines U.S. stance amid Capitol Hill debate. London stresses debt links to world recovery while Washington questions that view.
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Congress
Roosevelt
London
My. Roosevelt
United States
Capitol Hill
Robinson
Indiana
Arkansas
Neyile Chamberlain
House of Commons
India
Debt issues loom over London economic conference
The British and American notes discuss delaying debt payments to avoid disrupting the world monetary conference in London. The Roosevelt administration stresses that only Congress can alter debt terms, while Britain cites potential global economic impact and calls for careful discussions during the conference opening.
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Great Britain
London
Caldwell Riggs Honored For Integrity In West Virginia Biz
Caldwell Riggs held in high esteem across West Virginia for integrity and sterling character. He was a thirty-second degree Scottish Rite Mason and Shriner. Active pallbearers include RF EF Eakins Henry Capito Mee Tunkin Mason Crickard G B Munir and Henry L Terrie. Honorary pallbearers listed include Gae ont Nelson Gharledon T A Whelag Werton T F Koblepard Weston G A Williams Clarksburg Hathawey New York Lb Horo nor Washington H McHenry Monroe La G Cushing New York Dr EB Stainton Arthur B Eeentg and others.
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West Virginia
EF. Eakins
Henry ¢. Capito
Mee Tunkin
Mason Crickard
G, B. Munir
Henry L. Terrie
Gae Ont Nelson
Gharledon
T. A
Federal Funds Help for Kanawha River Improvements
The Kanawha river improvement program seeks about 6194,000,000 in public works funds with Albany’s $365,000 bridge project and other county towns pursuing grants. The RF C. relief program has employed 9,500 and aided 7,600 direct relief cases, signaling heavy reliance on federal money. Tax and assessment rules threaten local finances, forcing Charleston to forecast a one third drop in next year’s tax revenue and a tightened budget with limited sinking fund options.
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Provement Association
Kanawha
8Th
Albany
Kanawhe County
W. W. Allen
Otter
Charleston
Alty
City Considers Direct Assessments for Services
A city debates replacing general taxes with direct assessments for police fire and garbage collection. Officials fear unaffordable rates and low coverage in areas with poor water pressure. Proposals warn residents may choose higher insurance over city-supported protection.
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Elty
End Pain For Tired Feet Penetro Ad Endorsement
Advertisement for Penetro foot remedy promising rapid pain relief from tired feet in thirty seconds. Claims soothing sensation speeds circulation and lasting effects with antiseptic properties. Describes product as snow white and stainless with three sizes 25¢ 50¢ and 1.00 at drug stores.
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Ady
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Trey
Stafford Cripps
Jaber
Herbert Samuel
Chimberlain
Government of India
Robert Horne
Washington
Bary
David Kirby
Poon Earl Hudleston
Department of Education
West Virginia ,University
Hudleston
M. Z. Gilby Non
Kump
Cordell Hu
Hull
Senate
Secy. Perkins
Canada
Glasant Soda Fountains
eQanpagee Gingalls
America
Europe
Phillips
Alhough
Caldwell Riggs
Loretta Young
Paul Lukas
Funst National
Leonard
Mediaia
Leonard Quality
Appliance CO
McFarland
Dial
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