Water Dispute Nearing Close at TOPMEA Kansas
TOPMEA Kan June 15 The long water dispute between Kansas and Colorado over Arkansas River use nears closure as Miles Atwood special commissioner for the US Supreme Court hears extensive testimony from legal teams representing both states The 1902-origin controversy has seen prior Supreme Court action and a 1908 dismissal without prejudice Colorado seeks injunctions while Kansas counters and seeks court adjudication under the 1908 rules
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Topmea
Kan
Kansas
Colorado
Arkansas
Miles& Atwood
United States Supremes Court
United States Supreme Court
Kanees
Alec
Charter Granted and Firm Name Changed by Architects
The charter was granted by the Secretary of State and the firm Warne Tucker Stiling and Hutchinson, Architects, is renamed Warne Tucker Quilling Architects Inc. The change of name was filed for the Charleston firm with all listed principals.
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Theterter
Rincy Cevinry
William Wendell Sea
Beal Braith
Secretary of State
Charleston
Warne, Tucker, Stiling and Hutchinson
Warne- Tucker-Qilling, Architects, Inc
Library Board Renamed and Teachers Designated in Oak Ridge
The Charleton independent district board of education reappointed four public library board members for six years through July 10, 1938. recreation board members were reappointed for three years through July 1, 1935. Superintendent Teal named 16 teachers for summer schools across high, junior high, and elementary levels. enrollment this year is 373 versus 628 last year. The board also reviews a petition from Oak Ridge Negro residents seeking improvements to the Oak Ridge school, including an extra room.
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Charieaton Independent District Board of Education
Public Library Board
Kimely
W. E. Connell
Clifford R. Myers
Fred L. Test
Anna C. Taylor
Tisdale
Keatley
Recreation Board
Teal
Foliane
R. J. Gormen
Mra
Elizabeth Estill
Albert Glenn
Egvert Mroser
George Steadman
Gladys Leven
Cecil Kelley
Schoi
Chloe Goodall
Ewart Richardson
Cora D. Jackson
Elizabeth Salmond
Alice Martin
Elizabeth Smith
Bogro
C. W. Boyd
J. P. J. Clark
Oak Ridge
Veterans Push to Washington After Damp Grounds Heavy Debate
The Veterans movement faces a tight House vote with 152 Democrats and 1 member voting for, 146 against, amid damp grounds and shelter shortages in Washington. Open market operations are allowed to cap the dollar’s purchasing power, as Patman leads debates under one minute limitations and a temperate contest between Slanton and Martin.
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Mor Elabor
Washington
Slanton
Texas
Martin
Oregon
Blanton
Federal Reserve Board
Patman
Congress Debated Debt Revision for World War Veterans
Patman urged payment of a debt Congress recognized and a revision of debts, comparing veterans' claims to World War profiteers. Nelson countered that passing the measure would wreck progress toward recovery and oppose equity for veterans.
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Congress
Patman
Nelson
Maine
County Court Plot Discussed Over Welfare Transfers
County officials debate the legality of transferring welfare funds and closing the welfare office and commissary as new orders near July 1. Judge Blackwood and Dr. Ray prepare motions while Mr. Walker protests the process and accuses misused funds and graft in recent distributions. The court may address the transfer at a special term after Friday.
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Bay
R. G. Kelly
Clote Welfare Office
Boon
Blackwood
Charleston
Ray
Walker
Bir
Jess
Bnd.cco
Congress Bosses Eye Bond Issue Amid Economic Debate
The Senate banking panel backed a capital-raising bond plan as Sen Watson promotes quick action. Conferees on the economy bill stalled over the furlough proposal, adjourning after a day of deadlock. Democratic relief committee insists on the bond section, planning a floor fight to defend the two billion unemployment aid measure despite plans to remove the public works part.
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Senate Banking Committee
Watson
Ind
House
Senate
Eithir House
Defendants Waived to Grand Jury in Assault Case
Randolph Gardner and Guy Reveal waived to the grand jury yesterday after being arraigned in municipal court on an assault charge stemming from an incident three weeks ago at Morrin and Lee streets. Stentey Rynant was discharged. Bond for Gardner and Reveal was fixed at 2000 dollars.
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Randolph Gardner
Guy Reveal
Herry Clark
Morrin and
Lee Streets
Stentey Rynant
Gardner
Reveal
Donnallys Car Found by Police After Theft
Police report the recovery of Wirt W. Donnallys automobile, stolen Tuesday, found on the outskirts of the Jetty. Panama government moves to curb price increases affecting tourists in the country.
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Wirt W. Donnally
Panama
All Pay Telephones Switch to Dial On Saturday
R H Ayre commercial superintendent says the change to dial service will occur at midnight Saturday June 46 with pay stations and exchanges updated by June 18. Cards will inform users when dialing is available and no difficulties are expected if instructions are followed. After conversion coins are inserted at the dial opening rather than via operator requests.
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Twain
R. H. Ayre
The
Telephone Company
Mr. Ayre
Mr. Ayre Anid
Senate Confirms Appointments Include New West Virginia D A
The Senate confirmed a district attorney to base at Charleston after Huntington vacancy, with speculation of replacements for Welch and Huntington aides. Harry A. Weins was confirmed as marshal of the northern West Virginia district. The Irish Free State reports over 490 000 farms.
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Ing
Charleston
B. J. Pettigrew
Huntington
Lon H. Kelly
Ashworth
Okey Keatle
Welch
David Sheets
Elec
Harry A. Weins
West
Irish Free State
Doddridge School Pupils Stage Recital Evening
Doddridge school pupils performed a dancing recital at The iPlsynoure with the first part featuring Million Dollar Babies and The Top Shop. Dancers listed include Margaret Joanne Garvey Betty Jane Ashby Ella Dickson and several others under Carolyn Dunfee Christmas directing the rhythm waltz and clog numbers.
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Janet Hoffman
Robert Dickson
Billy Christmas
Carolyn Dunfee Christmas
Clog
Dance recital half program features same pupils
Half of the program repeats by the same dancers from the first half. The edition opens with a song by Zelse Reeder. Betty Casebolt Ashby is listed as the ac rompantonist in the performance.
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Zelse Reeder
Betty Casebolt Ashby
Bridge Group to Meet At The Capitol Dedication
The bridge commission will meet next Tuesday to discuss routine matters. Members will arrive on Monday to attend the capitol dedication.
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Atete
Momtay
Capitol
Whiskey Seizure Finds Large Whiskey Mash Near Rocky Fork
Deputy sheriffs seized a large quantity of whiskey and mash in the Rocky Fork area yesterday. No arrest was made.
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Prohibition
Rocky Fork
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