Three Recovery Requisites Outlined by Coonley
Cambridge June 17 Howard Coonley president of the National Association of Manufacturers states three main recovery requisites: clear government attitude toward business labor law clarifications and tax revisions. He warns no single repeal will restore confidence urging recognition that private enterprise is the nation’s foundation and must be protected. He cites labor relations cited by the national labor relations act as based on three false assumptions and calls for major revisions.
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Cambridge
Mass
Howard Coonley
National Association of Manufacturers
Coonley
Harvard Business School Alumni Association
Three Couples Apply For Marriage Permits
Applicants for marriage licenses at the county clerk's office included Robert Lee Smith and Lucille Scott. John White and Lora Walker. James Lester Murphy and Janet Jage McCallum. A license was issued to Murphy and McCallum.
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Robert Lee Smith
West Seventh Street
Huntington
Lucille Scott
Wertz Avenue
John White
North Charleston
Lora Walker
Chandler's
James Lester Murphy
Janet Jage = McCallum
Dunar
Trapper Bests Bear In Hand to Paw Fight
Andrew Erickson trapper and guide battled a black bear on the Lochsa river. Fisherman Will Kirby recounts Erickson warding off the attack with a fishing rod butt and a large stick until the bear retreated. Erickson said it was the first known bear attack on a human.
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Trapper
Wallace
Idaho
Andrew Erickson
Will Kirby
Erickson
Lochsa
Brother Dies
David Burns a 60 year old San Francisco businessman and brother of Mrs. Walter S. Hallanan of Charleston West Virginia died in Dayton Ohio while visiting relatives. Burns formerly lived in Huntington West Virginia and Mrs Hallanans husband is the Republican national committee man for West Virginia.
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Dayton, O
David Burns
San Francisco
Walter S. Hallanan
Charleston
W. Va
Burns
Huntington, W. Va
Earling Mine to Reopen in West Virginia
West Virginia Coal and Coke plans to restart the Earling mine after over six months idle. Manager John T. Sydnor said operations would begin in about two weeks and did not specify initial man recall. The mine, supplying coal for by product plants, normally employs about 200 workers.
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Earling
Logan
West Virginia Coal and Coke Company
John T. Sydnor
Rabid Dog Rab Scare Warns Morgantown Owners
Morgantown June 17. County Health Officer Edwin Cameron warns dog owners to pen pets after a dog suspected of rabies bites J. F. Fawley and attacks his dog. The incident prompts caution across the area.
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Morgantown
Edwin Cameron
J. F. Fawley
Hounds to be Put Down at Marion County Trials
About 200 dogs will be put down tomorrow in the Marion County Coon Hunters association field trials. Twenty five hounds from the Waynesburg Pa association have been entered.
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Fairmont
Marion County Coon Hunters Association
Waynesburg
Boy Hurt in Collision Near Weston
Glen White a 15 year old boy was brought to a hospital in Weston after his bicycle collided with an automobile. Doctors reported a fractured skull and described his condition as critical.
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Weston
Glen White
Grocers Seek Tax Cut from City Council
Harrison County Retail Grocers association plans to ask Clarksburg city council for a reduction of the $10 annual minimum tax on independent grocers. Lewis Wool Pool distribution in Lewis County totals 6,927 dollars.
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Clarksburg
Harrison County Retail Grocers Association
Interior to take over coal commission functions
West Virginia and Washington news note the interior department's plan to absorb the soft coal commission under Sec. Ickes after July 1. Dan H. Wheeler, a long-time government worker, is guiding initial reforms and will report his findings to Ickes or a future division head. A separate item follows about two Romney youths cycling to the New York World's Fair and a humorous quip about Rep. Andy Edmiston and the queen’s visit.
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Washington
Department of Interior
The
Coal Commission
Sec. Ickes
Dan H. Wheeler
Wheeler
Interior Department
Ickes
Commission
Bureau of Mines
Coalact
Public Works Administration
Projects and Statistics
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Chevy Chase
Civil Service
Army
Veteran’s Bureau
Law
Sec
Allen
D Pa
West Virginia
Congressional
Romney
New York
Man Is Convicted Of Killing Lawyer In Dallas
In Dallas on June 17 Guy Irby Nabors was convicted of murdering his lawyer Eddie Roark. Nabors testified his wife and Roark had illicit relations to retain his services and said Roark threatened him with a gun. Nabors received a nine year prison sentence.
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Dallas
Tex
Guy Irby Nabors
Eddie Roark
Nabors
Roark
Scherrie Nabors
Becktley High School Appoints Rachel Snyder Instructor
Rachel Snyder daughter of Mr and Mrs John B Snyder of Mt Hope is appointed an instructor in Mt Hope high school commercial department.
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Beckley
Rachel Snyder
Beckley College
John B. Snyder
Mt. Hope
Mt. Hope High School
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