Governor Asks State History Outline For Schools
Governor Kump called on Dr. John Turner of West Virginia University to prepare a West Virginia history outline for use in schools. He urged a concise pamphlet produced at minimal cost, with study aids, to be printed and distributed free to pupils if possible.
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West Virginia
Commonwealth
Kump
John 3. Turner
West Virginia University
University of An Outland of West Virginia
Wig
Visitors tour large Charleston plant draws huge crowd
About 4 800 visitors, with 3 000 more possible, toured the plant as groups were registered and guided by Hames and staff. Guests hailed from Parkersburg to California, including Kanawha county officials and Charleston organizations. Women accounted for about half, and a nurse cared for a mother with a three month old baby.
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Hames
Parkersburg
Huntington
Bluefield
Logan
Alost
Atatus
Kanawha County
R. NM. Brawley
A. Ray
J. c. Blackwood
M. A. Hix
J. H. Abbott
G. F. Wilkinson
Alan Temple
J. 3. Brewin
Pat Workman
Guy B. Clark
Cléndenin
Charleston
California
Guba
V. S
Cincianati
Columbus
Blondena Ball
Ortunion
P. G. Brown
J. Hayes
Groupe
Mra
MM. Eppstein
G. W. McMorrow
M. A. Eddy
Am. C. Gandy
Alec
E. J. Hayes
A. L. White
P.M. Bltner
Margaret Coffman
Qilme Thelma Phenix
Henry K. Fox
Helen Hagerman
Alice Murray
F. J. Jones
Oliver Comstock
F. B. Gated
FR. F. Welker
Richard Solos
Firston
P.A. Stevens
O. Canterbury
Robert Johnson
Beng
Pew Deer
Gwen-Minols
Viaitora
Jarges Ma‘voey
Bette Blowers Association
United States
Birth Announcements From Local Families
Mr and Mrs Oscar C Field at Beech Avenue Hive announce the birth of two daughters Clara June on Mourday. Mr and Mrs P B Kind of Gauley s Bridge announce the birth of son Eddie Nolan June 27 Bir. Mr and Mrs J E Hamilton of Vinestreet announce the birth of a daughter early this morning at the Prancis hospital.
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Oscar c. Field
Beech Avenue Hive
Clara June
P. B. Kind of
Bir
J. E.i Hamilton
Vinestreet
Prancis Hospital
Global finance debate tests dollar decline fears
Delegates from Italy, Switzerland, Poland, Norway, Germany, Romania and Yugoslavia debate stabilization amid inflation worries and fears of dollar depreciation. French finance minister urges social stability, while Britain and Sweden push for currency calming measures as nations weigh risks of expansive credit and inflation.
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United States
France
Italy
Switzerland
Poland
Norway
Germany
Rumania
Yugoslavia
M. Bonnet
Alberto Beneduse
James M. Gow
Ohio
James P. Wareburg
Mace Donald
Haron Palmstierny
Sweden
Pistman
Economic Commission
Great Britain
Railways extend pay agreement amid wage policy pause
The Railway Heads and employees extend the wage accord from June 15 1933 to February 15 1934. Railroads suspend for eight months their right to seek further pay cuts and workers forego elimination of the 10 percent reduction. Both sides back a government led policy shift to bolster business and welfare while postponing wage controversy.
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Railzands
Raiiroadd
Increased Teacher Certification Rules Studied by Board
State board discussed the special session act revising the school certification law to tighten requirements for teachers. It eliminates third and emergency certificates, raises standards for two year first and second grade certificates, and extends normal certificate validity with statewide standardization and substitutions.
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State Board of
Saw Board
Duckie
Education Committee
Sriity
Esterday
State Board of Education
Blue- Dela Colored Institute
West Virginia State College
Biy
Iowa Vote Signals Repeal Tide Across States
A June Iowa vote for repeal of the eighteenth amendment is hailed by anti-prohibitionists as a barometer for the nation. Leaders warn that further contests in California, West Virginia, and other states could shape the repeal path before 1934. Proponents cite shifting sentiment, while drys note potential setbacks in Alabama and Arkansas ballot contests on July 18.
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Lowe
Dru
Robinson
Iowa
Con Belt
Dickinson
Nye
North Dakota
Arkansas
Alabama
California
West Virginia
Opin
Toe
Mather
Washington
Towa
Tony
Jouett Shouse
Association Against the
Patley
Indiana
New Hampshire
Connecticut
Une
Wiel
Floriyn
Missouri
Montana
Utah
Colorado
Mississippi
Ckinkona
North
Dikota
Sone
South
Squires Sale
New York
Jess Chon
Hug Srom
Laois
Squires
New Kampshirs
Moley Leadership Signals Delicate Policy Balance
President stated Moley will act as liaison with the delegation and test domestic program gains. The administration plans to present Industrial recovery and related measures for President approval before adoption while new views on war debts may be offered. The One Manhattan party includes Herbert Bayard Swope and Arthur Mullen Jr. with Moley expected to stay in London about a week.
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Moley
Waebington
Maley
Manhattan
Herbert Baymra | Sworg
The
New York World
Arthur F. Mullen, Jr
Moler
Herbert Bay
Mrs Mitchell to Speak on Africa Trip at V. Lee Home
Mrs. Mitchell wife of the former United States ambassador to Libery Attica will give a talk on her travels in Africa at 7 39 this evening at the Mate tie V. Lee home. An invitation was extended to all young people to hear her address.
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Charles EB. Mitchell
United States
Libery
Attica
Qn Lecourt
Aftica
Mate Tie V. Lee
Spanish Prince Weds Commoner in Geneva Ceremony
The former Spanish prince, renouncing royal rights for love, wed Exelmira Sampedo in a civil and religious service at the Sacred Heart Church near Geneva. The ceremony drew mixed reactions from Spanish nobles and Queen mother, while the bride wore a white gown with a train and carried white flowers. The prince sobbed at news of his royal father’s opposition, yet the crowd cheered as the couple began their life together.
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Gausanne
Switzerland
Liussine
Sacred Heart
Onehy
Geneva
Hyde
Fontainebleau
France
Repeal Urged In State Referendum Debate On Prohibition
The piece argues against constitutional Prohibition and urges repeal of the 18th Amendment ahead of a June 27 referendum. It emphasizes state rights, predicts continued dry status in West Virginia, and advocates allowing the people to determine liquor regulation. It cites negative effects of the national experiment, including bootlegging and political manipulation, while urging a national reckoning on liberty and governance.
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Poland
Europe
Hqitor
Nwa
Virginia
Inn
Pele Af Contoric
Lherty
Wee
West Virginia
Webb Files Complaint Against Appalachian Electric Co.
Joseph Webb and 157 rate reduction league members filed a general complaint with the public service commission against Appalachian Electric Power serving southern West Virginia. They contend property valuations for public use justify lower rates and accuse the utility of discriminatory rates, high salaries, unwarranted building costs, and excessive capital structure expenses. The filing centers on alleged rate practices and financial management concerns.
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Appalachian, Electric Po Company
West Virginia
Public Serves Commission
Joseph Webb
Utility Rate Reduction League
Ite
Governor urges removal of politics from state schools
A broad address argues that politics must be excluded from state supported higher education and calls for tuition reform, uniform fees, and no book changes that raise costs. It defends free schools and credits the legislature for adopting a tax and school aid plan while offering support to the administration in implementing reforms.
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Perhsps F
Obituary notices of Har mon and multiple local figures
Funeral services are set for Emory W. Harmon at Harmon Cemetery after his death at the Veterans Hospital in Outwood Ry. Mrs J M Crowe dies, services today in Townsville, with burial at Spring Hill. Kirk, 62, of Glen Street, dies after heart attack. burial at Sumset Memorial with Odd Fellows charge. Mrs Page M Kent to be buried at Spring Hill. Mattie Jarrett Marion, 23, dies at Capitol View apartments. funeral at Simpson chapel with Spring Hill burial. numerous survivors listed including Wilson, Persons, Varian, Hively.
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Baimon Puneral
Emory W. Harmon
Veterans Hospital
Outwood
Harmon Cemetery
Sound Hills
3.M. Crowe
Mr. Crowe
Naehiville
Townsville
Crowe
Rus Warne
A. S. Thomas, Jr
Mahre Stark
Charleston
Sigg Kirk
Silas Kirk
Glen Street
Cina Fostenday
Ospttel
Sylvia Kirk
Mrz. A
Spreigel
Bartlett Funeral Home
Burigi
Sumset Memorial Perc
Odd Fellows Lodge No. 140
Spring Hill
Kirk
Kanawha and Horking Goat Company
Mammoth
Page
Kent Funegel
Page M
Kent
Rév. C
Harper Mt
O’clark
Sivapyon Methodist Church
Spring Hill Cemetery
Mattie Jarrett Marion
L.a. Crsel
Capitol View
Simpson Chapel
Spring Hil
Marion
Marsena Marion
Ronald Persons
William Varian
Pay Hively
Lawrence Jarrett
South Dakota
John Jarrett
Kidnapping Trial Testimony Recals Girl's Cave Claim
A young kidnap victim described being gagged and kept in a cave like space of a vacant house. She said she wore and removed toy handcuffs and that the abductor claimed to be her friend and protector from real kidnapers. Cyril Puck faltered on the stand as defense questioned him.
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Hound
Liindfoiren
Cyril Puck
Wile Layd Carleton of
Harois
Cyril
Aured Hig
Ede Wird
Henry
New Stimulus Proposals Delayed By Roosevelt Return
Unclear text indicates stimulus measures stalled until President Roosevelt returns. It notes state deputy administrators of public works would not be deemed until the chief executive has opportunity to study the list of names.
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Roosevelt
State relief funds shift to quarterly gifts and distribution
An administration plan indicates relief funds will be received as gifts rather than collected as federal aid. Starting July grants will be issued quarterly with state headquarters distributing to counties. County setups likely remain unchanged with several assistants. A separate note mentions a Duke of Rutland search for yellow bellavers to be burned at Croxton Park, Melton Mowbray, England.
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Clarksburg
Turner
Duke of Rutland
Croxton Park
Melton Mowkray
England
Repeal support seen across counties in survey
Roane Putnam and Wood report majorities in favor of repeal while Cabell and several others show strong backing. Firth Wayne and Kanawha counties lean toward repeal though some districts remain doubtful. Chairman Koontz says survey used for campaign planning, not publicity, and could indicate majorities in all counties.
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Roane
Putnam
Wood
Cabell
Firth
Wayne
Ginonln
Mercer
Mingo
Monroe
McDowell
Summers
Wyoming
Bixth
Boong
Payette
Greenbrier
Porkhowtus
Releigh
Logan
Kanawha
Patrick D. Koontz
Yepes
Koontz
President Roosevelt Enjoys Calm Gloucester Morning
President Today's short from Gloucester describes a smooth roll of the seqa with accompanying newspapermen and photographers following. Roosevelt remains aboard since Saturday night and stays connected via wireless on two destroyers trailing him. He ignores talk of economic conference tensions, choosing to enjoy life as reporters observe him. Lewis Douging and Cal House vacation nearby, welcomed for potential contact with public business.
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Gloucester
Roosevelt
Capitol
Lewis Douging
Cal
Rehabilitation funds outline for handicapped education program
The article notes John G. Shaw and O Watson of Buckhannon as tech agents in wheel chair rehabilitation work. It states federal and state governments share the rehab expense, with the current state appropriation of 10,090 dollars, and describes the civilian rehabilitation as education and training for physically handicapped children.
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John G. Shaw
Wheeling
Ik O Watson
Buckhannon
Trent
Sunday School Meet To Open in Dickinson
Sunday school convention opens at the Baptist church in Dickinson with a Thursday night start and runs through Friday. Rev. Clarence W. Kemper of Baptist Temple will deliver the convention sermon on To Know God. Charleston leaders include Rev. James F. Prine Rev. W. B. Miller and others.
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Barawit
Ratley
Livya Parkinson
A.B. Withers
Parkereburg
Leonard Priestley
Danville
Frank Roll Origgn
Ciendenin
Ray G. I. Weat
J. E. Hartman
Thera
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West
Mrs. Mitchell
Ashman
Wong
American
Second Ave
Pittsburgh
Brom
Webb
Appalachian
Kearse
Zane Greys
Randolph Scott
Tom Keene
Kathleen Burke
Noah Beery
Harry Carey Kent Taylor
Esr Stene Esa
Bradley Kincaid
Kentucky
Wiehe
Repeal Council
General Electrics
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