Strike of Lumber Workers Deferred in Richwood
In Richwood on June 22 a proposed strike by about 700 lumber workers of the Cherry River Boom and Lumber company was deferred pending a report from the national labor board in Washington. The dispute over West Virginia lumber industry conditions was sent to the board, with John B. Easton stating findings should come in a few days. Union leaders warned of ongoing discharges, while a special NRA appointed committee has yet to report.
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the Gazette
Richwood
National Labor Board
Washington
Cherry River Boom and Lumber Company
West Virginia
National Board
John B. Easton
State Federation of Labor
John Conner
Labor Board
Ray Alt
West Virginia Saw Mill and Timber Workers Union
Easton
Hughs. Johnson
NRA
Democratic leaders push out vote from coast to coast
Key figures including Gen Hugo S. Johnson and Chester A. Davis promote the NRA across multiple cities in the west and northeast aiming to rally support. Johnson plans extensive speaking tour to rekindle enthusiasm for the NRA and its textile industry ties, while Boozel at the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp reviews public opinion.
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Fornia
Northwest
Benaiis
Hugo S. Johnson
Syeo
NRA
New England
California
Johnson
Chester A. Davis
AAA
Burlngton
Yies
Leo T Booexel
Federal Deposit Inti
Mapecue
Woodring Faces Quiz On Army Goods Sale
Testimony shows Woodring framed as messenger in contract matters. McMullen denied detailed knowledge of army supplies and surplus goods. Woodring later backed JeMullen’s testimony on war department contracts as substantially correct. He described the Silverman contract as akin to changes aiding distressed businesses.
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McMullen
Rogers
Woodring
JeMullen
War Department
Silverman
Child's Leg Is Broken in South Block Incident
Seven year old Gilbert EW of South block fell on Rae Hes causing a broken leg. He was treated at Staats.
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Gilbert
South Block
Rae Hes
Staats
Airmen Appointed Inspectors Enforce West Virginia Aviation Laws
Dave M. Giltinan, chair of aeronautics, appointed three inspectors to enforce aviation laws in West Virginia. The appointees are Hubert H. Stark of Charleston, B. A. Berkmant of Weston, and C. E. Haast of Kingwood, all transport pilots. For 1933, Montana lumber shipments rose to 20,308,000 units, a notable increase from 1932.
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West Virginia
Dave M. Giltinan
The
of Aeronautics
Hubert H. Stark
Charleston
B.A. Berkmant
Weston
C. E Haast
Kingwood
Montana
Killer Alive and Well Reelection Bid and Letter Claim
Randolph Will seeks reelection from West Virginia's second district after releasing a statement from Elkins. He says he can best serve by staying in Congress, focusing on protecting capital, encouraging industry, and aiding labor. The report notes a pending death sentence case in Lima and possible appeals to commute those sentences.
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Randolph
Morgantown
Jennings Randolph
D.-W.va
Elkins
West Virginia
Obituary notices from Clendenin and surrounding areas
Funeral services were held for 17 year old Sophia Lark of Clendenin with burial in Paxton cemetery. Survivors include sisters Alice and Icie Lark and brothers Easter and George Lark. Other notices include services for Mrs. John Arnett of Spencer, Mrs. Sarah B. Green of Chesapeake, Louis C. Weber of Columbus Ohio, Martin V. Counts of Jackson county, Shelby Robinson of Dimbar, and Mrs. Martha Dora Stone of Ripley. Survivors list spouses, children, and multiple siblings. several funerals scheduled for nearby towns. Burial plans set at Greenlawn, Marmet, and family cemeteries.
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Miss Sophia Lark
Clendenin
Paxton Cemetery
Jesse Withrow
Effie Lark
Alice
Icie Lark
Easter
George Lark
Sarah B. Green
Chesapeake
Bruce Cooper
W. E. Walker
Marmet
Albert Green
Elizabeth Gwaltney
Roanoke
Ida Weeks
Pittsburgh
Ella Totten
Eskdale
Minnie Vassell
Elkridge
Thoroas
Elmer Green
Martha Bowen
Dawes
Howard Cale
Pax
W. C. Cadle
Glasgow
Wayne Massey
Burnwell
John Massey
Huntington
Louis C. Weber Ward
Charleston
Louis C. Weber
Columbus
Ig A
W. H. P. Marshall
Weber
Libby Owens Glass Company
Greenlawn Cemetery
Martha Dora Stone
Ripley
J. M. Knight
Weekley Memorial United Brethren Church
Verta Blair
John Miller
Frank Miller
Evans
Walter Miller
Dunbar
Fred Miller
Tipton
Iowa
Oscar Miller
Towa
Ida Sayre
Foint
Shredded Wheat Benefit Advised For Warm Weather
In warm weather you learn to eat wisely for better energy and mood. Shredded Wheat with milk and fruit provides easily digested nourishment for energy, tissue building, immunity, and regularity. Regular consumption may improve popularity complexion and performance at work and home.
Burning Springs Man Killed by Train at Malden
Harry Williams of Burning Springs was killed yesterday morning when struck by a New York Central train at Malden. No witnesses or exact time. body found at six AM after being dragged about a quarter mile. Dr W F Work indicated no inquest. funeral at Burning Springs home at four this afternoon, burial on Georges Creek.
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Harry Williams
Burning Springs
New York Central
Malden
Williams
W. F. Work
Georges Creek
Me Ninch Renamed To Power Body
Members of the federal power commission discussed an injunction against Appalachian project plans to restrain progress on dam developments near the New River. The action follows a petition filed against Union Carbide subsidiaries about 40 miles downstream from the Appalachian site.
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Federal Power Commission
Union Carbide and Carbon Corporation
Pastors Demand Wholesome Films Confront Moral Codes
Prominent church leaders from Cincinnati Los Angeles Pittsburgh and Ft Wayne conferred with Joseph Breen and Martin Quigley on film morality issues. The piece notes storms submerged the Dauphin Island sand bar twice in modern history.
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John T. McNicholas
Cincinnati
John J. Cantwell
Los Angeles
Hugh Boyle
Pittsburgh
John F. Noll
Ft Wayne
Ind
Joseph I. Breen
Movieland
Martin Quigley
New York
Iaa
Dauphin Island
Alabama
Future Farmers State Conference Opens Here Sunday
Future Farmers of America leaders convene at the state capitol with delegate registration in room 73 west wing. State executive committee finalized arrangements after a yesterday meeting. Delegates will stay at Worthy hotel and attend services at First M E church with Rev Robert Bagnell delivering the sermon. Conference runs through Thursday.
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Future Farmers of America Leaders’ Conference
State Capitol
J. V. Ankeney
Capitol
Worthy Hotel
Capitol Grill
M. E
Robert Bagnell
D. D
Seriman
Half of Fund Awards and Pending Water Works Plans
The article lists projects funded or planned, including Wayne water works 25000, Ripley water works 37000, Parsons water works 81000, Felerstown sewer 14000, West Virginia State college faculty buildings 41000, Littleton water works 36000, West Union water works 13000, and Elizabeth sewer project 21000. It notes Shinnston water works 48000 not yet completed, New Cumberland water works 63000 delayed for bond purchasers, Matoaka sewer 10000 delayed for joint action, and Roney’s Point hospital project 170 pan ready to advertise. Ickes’ view on other projects.
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O'Neale
Wayne Water Works
Ripiey Water Works
Parsons Water Works
Felerstown
West Virginia State College
Littleton Waterworks
West Union Water Works
Elizabeth
Amnesia Victim Kidnapping Reported By Woman
A woman claiming amnesia described a kidnapping by a pair led by a man named Jim. She said she was forced into a luxurious car, restrained with cloth and tape, given absinthe, and told to use the name Mrs Julia Travers in El Paso.
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Aizie
Scary Bridge Ready to Open Tonight In Scary
Preparations finished in Scary for the official opening of the new bridge across Scary creek with invitations sent to state government leaders and prominent citizens. Mortimer W. Smith chief engineer state road commission will be the principal speaker.
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Scary
Scary Creek
Mortimer W. Smith
State Road Commission
Dancer Defies British Backlash Amid Petition Drama
Ada Klempher, Tilly's maid, testified that Tilly shouted at James to leave her room and that James was found sleeping on a sofa wrapped in a tablecloth the next morning after the petition was filed. The trial centers on alleged plotting to frame James.
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James
Candidacy Notices Filed in Statewide Submissions
John M. Eckard of Point Pleasant filed for the Democratic nomination for state senator representing the fourth district including Mason Jackson and Roane counties. W. R. Power of Huntington filed for the Republican nomination to join the Huntington Park Commission overseeing Cabell and Wayne counties.
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Brien
John M. Eckard
Point Please
Ant
Mason, Jackson
Roane
W.R. Power
Huntington
Huntington Park Commission
Cabell
Wayne Counties
Photo of Marion Causes Furore in Venice Exhibit
Officials of the Venice show halted the withdrawal of the entire American group after a portrait of Miss Davies hung without permission. C A Glassgold noted Mrs Force’s representative was sent to Venice. Whitney Museum could not sponsor the hanging as Davies is not American. Siyke, once Russian court painter, now in Europe, is famed for theatrical portrait style.
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Halian
Venice
Lne
Miss Davies
Siyke
Europe
More Children To Arrive at Camp
Camp grounds to be shaped up and swimming pool to open next Monday. Major Turner held ginseng and ginger root collected by boys who offered to sell for them. Dealers in such merchandise.
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Turner
Camp Kump Enlists Health Checks For Welfare Program
It was announced yesterday that the camp telephone No. 1 K 2 is now in operation and the postoffice address is Camp Kump, Winfield, W Va. The children, in healthy condition overall, undergo health inspection each morning in the administration building as they are conditioned for later placement in pri- leaves.
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Camp Kump
Winfield
W. Va
Pri
CampuBamp Sizing Up Temporary Housing Plan
The plan states housing will remain at CampuBamp until September 1 and appears to focus on providing temporary accommodations for residents or groups during this period.
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CampuBamp
Birth of Barbara Ellen Blount at Coal Fork
Mr and Mrs Edward Blount of Coal Fork announce the birth of a daughter, Barbara Ellen, on June 14. Britain experts a yachting.
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Edward Blount
Coal Fork
Barbara Ellen
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