Conference Held By CCC Officials In West Virginia
The final of three conferences among civilian conservation corps educators and supervisory staff met yesterday at the state conservation commission offices in the state capitol. Leaders discussed on the job instruction for enrollees and coordinated efforts between educational advisers and technical staff across corps areas and camps. Attendees included Maj How Shawhan and D B Griffin, with other officials from the Charleston and Paconontas districts and several camp superintendents and advisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civilian Conservation Corps
State Conservation Commission
Capitol
West Virginia
Maj. How. Shawhan
D. B. Griffin
T. Frame
Fifth Corps
Carl J
N. T. Frame
Corps Area
T. C. Harbeson
J. N. Wittenberg
George N. Biggs
Charleston
A. M. Benne
WPA Broadcast Of Plans And Policies This Afternoon
A nationwide radio session details the works progress administration employment program with Hopkins leading officials and guests. Participants include Governor George H. Earle Mayor Angelo Rosas Fannie Hurst and Henry Dennison among others with the Navy Band set to perform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Works Progress Administration
WPA
Ted
National Broadcasting Company
Thomas Jefferson Junior High
WHA
Harry A. Hopkins
Hopkins
George H. Earle
Pennsylvania
Angelo Rosas
San Francisco
Fannie Hurst
Henry 8. Dennison
Dennison Manufacturing Company
Framingham
Mass
Chester Gray
Washington, D. C
American Farm Bureau Federation
Robert J. Dunham
Navy Band
United States Navy
Mr. Hopkins
Aubrey Williams
National Youth Adminstration
Cerrington Gill
Thad Holt
F. C. Harrington
Engineering Corps
Elon S. Woodward
Kanawha Guernsey Sets New Triple Title at Peak
PETERBOROUGH New Hampshire June 19 Duchess Bess of Rock Hill bred and owned by John L Dickinson of Charleston West Virginia completed a record making her queen of all three year old West Virginia Guernseys in class KE of the American Guernsey Cattle club. Her year one record shows 13147.5 pounds of milk and 5391.4 pounds of butter fat while Mariel of Hilldene Charleston bred and owned by Dickinson posted 127 pounds of milk and 576.0 pounds of butter fat as a new breed benchmark supervised by West Virginia College of Agriculture and announced by the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peterborough
N. H
Duchess’ Bess
Hock Hill
West Virginia
American Guernsey Cattle Club
Rock Hill
John L. Dickinson
Charleston
W. Va
Guernsey
Mariel
Hilldene
West Virginia College of Agriculture
West Virginia safety essay winners to visit state capital
The 55 county and state winners of the state police safety essay contest will visit the capital today. Governor will welcome them at the state house at ten o'clock. Winners include Pansy Sumpter Kingston Fay ette county first Joseph Azelvander Clarksburg second Willard Roberts Adam Calhoun county third and Josephine Crandall South Charleston Kana wha county. They will tour the treasury education and public safety departments and Charleston sites before returning home at about three. Those from eastern and northern panhandles will spend the night at the troopers barracks in Fairmont. Judges listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State House
West Virginia
Department of Public Safety
Department of Education
Pansy Sumpter
Kingston
Fayette County
Joseph Azelvander
Clarksburg
Willard Roberts
Adam
Calhoun County
Kanawha
Josephine Crandall
South Charleston
Treasury, Education and Public Safety Departments
State Department of Archives and History
Charleston
Panhandles
Fairmont
Eet ¢. P. Horne
Capt
N. Rexroad
Giara Lytle
H. Cliff Hamilhs
J.T. House
Thomas Wis
Robert Leasley
Carl Norcross
J. V. Roberts
West Virginia News Briefs
West Virginia briefs report a drowning in Lake Washington as Randall Gorrell, 16, yelled for cramps before disappearing. state troopers recovered his body 45 minutes later. Other items note Democratic and Republican committee actions, a state police charge in Teck tem driving, the death of Lewis Bowcott, a mine fatality, CCC camp record compilation, and reelects of party chairs in Harrison and Tyler counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
iBy Associated Press
Parkersburg
Randall Gorrell
Lake Washington
Hindu Will Talk Here
Aubrey R. Bowen a native of British Guiana will speak at Trinity Lutheran church tomorrow at ten o clock morning. His topic is the conversion experiences and he is a Hindu of the Brahmin caste from the oldest Protestant congregation in South America. He recently finished college and theological studies at Wittenberg college in Springfield and returns to British Guiana for ordination as a Lutheran minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aubrey R. Bowen
British Guiana
Trinity Lutheran Church
South America
Wittenberg College
Springfield
Bonus Bonds Cashed Here and Auto Collision Reported
Federal treasury checks totaling over 1,235,000 were issued for cashing bonds at the Charleston post office. About 400,000 went to veterans in Charleston and nearby areas. Postmaster J. W. Singleton said roughly 1,800 men in the city had delivered bonds, about 56 percent. Mrs. Alice Roberts was injured after being struck by a car on Mary Street and was taken to St Francis Hospital. A man giving the name W. B. Spangler was reported as the driver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Treasury
Centri State
Charleston
J. W. Singleton
Alice Roberts
Bighey Avenue
Mary Street
St. Francis Hospital
W. B. Spangler
Widen Rotary Club Seventh Birthday Dinner
The Widen Rotary club marked its seventh anniversary with an inter-city banquet attended by Rotary reps from Weston Glenville Rich wood Clay and Charleston. Gov H G Kump gave the principal address as part of a ladies night event with over 200 guests. Other Charleston members and speakers included Lon H Kelly Dr F H Fast J Y Hieshelwood and Dr C N Brown. Musical numbers featured R Richmond Houston W F Schadel Stanley Gill and Hatry Davidson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Widen Rotary Club
Weston
Glenville
Richwood
Clay
Charleston
Carl Scholz
H. G. Kump
Charleston Club
Lon H. Kelly
BE. Bennetteé Henson
Frank H. Kincheloe
Widen Club
Elk River Coal and Lumber Company
Clay Club
F. H. Fast
J. Y. Hieshelwood
C. N. Brown
R. Richmond Houston
FP Schadel
Stanley Gill
Hatry Davidson
South Side Bridge Chooses Aluminum Railing for Walkways
The South Side bridge advisory committee selected aluminum hand railing by Aluminum Company of America for the sidewalks of the new bridge. Concrete was poured at the north end abutments and reinforcing steel placed for the pier at the north approach. River spans steel is to begin arriving June 28 at two carloads daily. Concrete pours planned for pier C today, pier B tomorrow, and pier D early next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side
Aluminum Company of America
Trial of Toto Guidice Delayed. Bond Renewed
Toto Guidice former secretary of the Halian consular agency in Charleston had his trial moved from July 8 to October 19 in an intermediate court. A $2500 bond was renewed. He faces no indictments for embezzlement from Enrico Iannerelli and forgery endorsements on state compensation department checks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toto Guidice
Halian
Charleston
Guidice
Enrico Iannerelli
State Compensation Department
Review Granted In Power Case In Wetzel Circuit
The Wetzel circuit court won a supreme court review of its order restraining New Martinsville from issuing bonds to build an electric light plant. J A Zimmerman argued residents approved a 64000 bond issue for a water plant project. The court also denied Sampson’s bid to block Conrad Apartment Co from building a duplex in Belford extension Huntingon. An appeal by Great American Insurance Co from a Greenbrier circuit court award of 1450 to Handley for a fire policy was denied. The spring term likely ends Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wetzel Circuit Cout
Supreme Court
New Martinsville
J. A. Zimmerman
Samuel Sampson
Conrad
Belford
Huntington
Sampson
Great American Insurance Company
Greenbrier
Johnston B. Handley
Life Underwriters Nominate Directors
The Charleston Life Underwriters association met at the McKee cafeteria and nominated four directors for election at the July 9 meeting. Nominees are O Sayre, G B Buckley, Leon May, and Lewis Milam with RG Turney elected national committeeman for two years. J H Robson, secretary-treasurer, gave the annual report as Lewis Milam presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston Life Underwriters Association
McKee
Sayre
G. B. Buckley
Leon May
Lewis Milam
RG. Turney
J. H. Robson
Association
Enlistees Sent for Final Examinations at Fort Thomas
Men named Noah Weaver of New Haven Ma son county Glen W Pitter of Beaver and J Owsley of Eskdale applied for U S army enlistment Friday at the city building recruiting office. Sergt Lloyd Williams sent them to Fort Thomas Ky for final examinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah Weaver
New Haven
Mason County
Glen W. Pitter
Beaver
J. Owsley
Eskdale
U.S. Army
Sergi
Lloyd Williams
Fort Thomas
Axe and Tool Works Continues Operations
The Kelly Axe and Tool Works of the American Fork and Hoe company kept operating yesterday despite a strike by about 400 workers. The plant will close today for Saturday and the state's birthday. Duncan Bruce, general manager, said the strike remains uncalled for and the company stands by its original position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly Axe and Fool Works
American Fork and Hoe Company
Duncan Bruce
Burford Acquitted Amid Mixed Jury Verdict
James Burford of Charleston was acquitted yesterday by an intermediate court jury of the charge. The proceedings also included a confession of guilt by Ryan, linking a related case to the Burford matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burford
Ryan
James Burford
Charleston
Accomplice Pleads Guilty in Auto Theft Case
Ralph Ryan of Charleston pleaded guilty to stealing A. G. Mathews Jr.’s car and was sentenced by Judge Callett Littlepage to three years and six months in the penitentiary. The item also notes that girls are heading new tractor brigades in Soviet Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Matthews
Ralph Ryan
Charleston
Callett Littlepage
Soviet
Russia
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CCC
Ida
Donnally and
Estill Corner
Garle Fhato
Donnally
Estill
Middlebourne
Tyler County
Democratic Executive Committee
H. F. Jackson
Alden Crumming
Fay Dosk
Elkins—Estate
W. W. Nelson
Tecktem
Columbus Maynard
Point Pleasant
Lewis Bowcott
Beckley
Oakwood
Pete Powell
Rlarksburg
Harrison County
Republican Executive Committee
E. A. Lusader
Salem
Widen
South Side Bridge
T. F. H. Wilson
Wallasey
England
AstreVita Batton
Fourth Ave
Tawa . Cash Crocery
Texas
Tor
Kansas
Brillo
Puce Santos
Hofbrad
Wiedmann, Burger
Hudephol
Blaze
Augustiner
Red Top
National
Doz
Kellogg's
Longhorn
Hart Brand
White House
Underwood
Rolls Motor OM
Annex American Oil
Prunes
Chuck Roast
Surfer
Ib City
Melicious
Khorarel
Morvatous
Fener
Kanawha County
Point Ty
Life Underwriters
Ft. Thomas
National, Furniture CO
Kanawha ST
Virginia and
Summers Sts
Imperator
Isort
New
Valencia
California
Soc
Senna Shringtons
South Hills
Capitol Hill
Edgewood
Meat Department
Hormel
Kingan
Salina
Pork Hall
Axe and Tool Works
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