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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1933

Page

7

Taylor Delivers Dedication Talk for Pax Scout Cabin

J Alfred Taylor former speaker of the house of delegates gave the dedicatory address for troop No 94s new Boy Scout cabin near Pax Tuesday evening. The program featured patriotic songs, talks on scouting and Camp Walhonde, and remarks by local leaders including James Stanley and William McKell. A pre dedication picnic preceded the ceremony.

J. Alfred Taylor Payetteritiz House of Delegates Pax Troop No James Stanley Pax Girl Scouts Richard Mitchell William‘Von Harnebarger Harry Carper Camp Walhonde Wiliam Thrasher Walhonde John B. Willams Scouts of W. W. Pharr C. A. Blake G. B. Bobbitt Mason William McKell John Williams Norman W. Bates Wil Liam McKell McKell Co.l Company Scouts of Pax Charleston

Bridge Improvement In Ohio Demanded By Officials

State Highway Director C W Mer with a flood of small bridge breakdowns in Ohio plans emergency use portable timber bridge sections for each of 12 divisions. He warned that without a program extensive damage from floods and trucks could rise, citing bridge losses exceeding 850000 in the past three months.

Columbus C. W. Mer Merrill Highway Department 3

Gazette Column Author's Reports on Loans Life Reads Like Fiction Granted on Homes

Columnist Col Curl recounts Drew Pearson’s world tour and journalism career with vivid, human detail. The piece blends Pearson’s travels from New Zealand to Australia to India, his impact on papers like the Baltimore Sun and Melbourne Sun, and his magnetic interview skills, framed by the author’s own eyewitness notes and reflections.

Gazette Col. Curl sHicre Washington Milous Therm Drew Pearson Pearson Pacific Chautaugua Philadelphia Bullstin Beltimore Sun Wellington New Zealand Lord Tellico Heto Jutlaid Governor General Balkans Quaker Relief Panui M. Pearson Virgin Islands Hoover Swarthmore College Drew The Literary Digest Harper's Magazine Calvin Copldge Washington Boys Baltimore Sun Pat Burley Auckland Sydney Frank Bohn New York Tumes Dr. Bohn Miles Ita Keind Haustor Itagep Sidney Melbourne Melbourne Sun the Sun Kim Pearson Star Equator Will Rogers Jaya India Bearaon Colombo Island

Women On Show At Century Of Progress Exhibition

CHICAGO June 24 UP Women outnumber men three to one at the Century of Progress exhibition as thousands admire man’s progress. They roam the midway, inspect model homes, and observe science and industry exhibits while courtly society figures and travelers add style. The report notes few women speakers and curious, muted chatter about modern progress.

Chicago Mer Detroit Treheen Hall of Science Archimedes da Vinci Darwin Paris

Inauguration of Home Owners Loan Act 1938 details

Mr Richards discussed the act and the role of Federal Home Loan Banks as a wholesaler of money for organizations issuing long term mortgage loans. He noted no direct consumer loans by banks, the third district loan fund relief, and widespread use of funds for refinancing repairs taxes and new mortgages. Over half the funds relent to members for reloan and improvements.

Fitisburgh Third District Federal Home Loan Bank Pennsylvania West Virginia Delaware Ralph H. Richards Sivag-Erzerum Turkey Joan Associations Federal Home Loan Banks Richards Third District Home Loa Bank

Policy Decisions Made in Exclusive Hotel Setting

A hotel near the White House served as a confidential hub for Roosevelt era policy making. Key figures including Bernard Baruch Hugh Johnson and Mo ley met there at night to discuss banking and economic matters while Woodrow Wilson figures and diplomats gathered with English accented staff. The Carlton and its builder Harry Wardman hosted officials from the White House while Buchanan Hull and Moley acted as top advisors. The hotel’s prominence rose with the new deal era.

Bernard Baruch Hugh Johnson Roosevelt Woodly Mo~ley Hull London Harry Wardman Washington White House Lafayate Park Carlton State Treasury Departments Treas- Durecan Buchanan Kippen Scotland Raymond Britain

Oil Marketeers To Convene Here

The tenth sannusi convention of the West Virginia Oil Marketeers Association will meet at the Daniel Boone hotel here next Wednesday. Registration begins at nine in the morning with a board meeting to follow. A luncheon, then an afternoon business session electing officers, and an evening banquet close the day. A program of entertainment is planned under the Haviland sisters. The new ethics code from Chicago will be discussed along with plans to cooperate with the government’s industrial recovery program.

Charleston Boy Scout Walhonte Kinsey Frail Blazers Lens Creek Bee Mountain Forest Ranger Tower Davis Creek Brier Creek Con River Paten Mount Desert Panther’s Hollow West Virginia Alice Oi Marketeers Association Daniel Boone Haviland Sisters

Curtis May Appear As Brinkley Counsel In Mexico City Case

Former Vice-President Charles H. Curtis may act as lawyer for Dr William Brinkley a Kansas goat gland specialist and former governor candidate whose Mexico City radio station case could be heard soon Curtis said a decision would come next week If he takes the case he will travel to Taos New Mexico then inspect the New Mexico Gold Producers corporation where he recently became president and which runs the region s largest placer mining project

Washington Charles H. Curtis Wiliam Brinkley Gage Mexico City Brinkley Kansas Mexico United States Aniq Tar Tass N. M New Mexico Gold Producers Corporation Western Hemisphere Curtly

Republican Qualifies As Member of Court in Berkeley County

Martinsburg June 24. By a 2-1 vote, William M. Johnson, Republican, was allowed to qualify yesterday as a Berkeley County Court member for a six year term. Democrat counsel J. G. McKown protested the action after contesting Johnson's election through three Supreme Court rulings that denied him a writ to seat him.

Martinsburg William M. Dobneon Berkeley Tor J. G. McKown McKeown Johnson Supreme Court McKown

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