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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1934
Page
10
A ceremony in Rio de Janeiro dedicated a street to Morgan, a 21 year veteran who died recently. He lived in Bers after retiring from the diplomatic service in 1933.
West Virginia education officials weigh Kanawha college in Charleston amid strong private college growth elsewhere. Inspectors praise student seriousness, staff leadership, and office records while noting higher grades at other schools. Call for financial endowment and continued provisional recognition by the state board of education.
Government actions target Treasury officials amid civil works administration concerns of political influence. Secretary Ickes sent investigators to uncover offenses while Morgenthau's order broadens scrutiny to high and low treasury ranks including party posts held by W. A. Julian.
The Morgenthau order aimed at political activity and regular party organizations, and observers feared its scope extended beyond national affairs to touch state party organizations and operations.
Gwinn Bros and Co invite entries for a contest running until July 6 1934 offering a free all expense paid trip to the Chicago World's Fair for the winner and a guest. Entrants must name a two month old white and brown cocker spaniel from the Mammy May program and include a sock label from White Clif flour or a drawing.
The article notes Guy T. Helvering, commissioner of internal revenue, serving as chairman of the Kansas Democratic state committee in addition to his federal post.
Mr. J. T. Stinson of Barrens Spring Virginia says Thedford s Black-Draught has served as his laxative for twelve or fifteen years. He notes quick relief from billousness dull aching and sick headache and says skipping it brings on a headache. The ad claims millions of packages sold yearly.
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