FDR to Address Nation Over Radio on Thursday Night
President Roosevelt scheduled a nationwide radio address for Thursday night amid efforts to finalize new government commissions. He emphasized no political aims in his summer travels and planned visits across the country including Portland and possible stops in Minneapolis and Green Bay.
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Hawaii
Executive Council
Frank C. Walker
New York
Stephen T. Early
Portland
Oregon
Roosevelt
White House
Minneapolis
Green Bay
Wisconsin
Roosevelt vetoes 14 private relief bills setting new precedent
President Roosevelt used a positive veto on 14 private relief measures, explaining each in short statements. He objected to a revenue cutter service record bill and warned against expanding war pension habits, while major vetoes included funds for Fayetteville Confederate cemetery approaches and post office travel expense disbursements.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
White House
Algonquin
Onondaga
Great Lakes
Fayetteville
Ark
Post Office Department
Obituary notices from Hinton and Charleston area
Obituaries list C. E. Taylor 44 of Hinton died at Pinecrest sanitarium and funeral services were held. burial in Hiverview near Peace Springs. Several other obituaries follow for Mrs. C. Dodd, George A. Lilly, Elizabeth Ann Jarrett, Mrs. Annie Lynch, with details on survivors and burial sites.
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E Taylor
Waynesboro
C. Dowd
C. ©. Dodd
Spencer
George A. Lilly
C. J. Mann
Talcott
Pisgah Church
Missionary Baptist Church
Odd Peblons Lodge
F. D. Parker
R. BE
Surbaugh
BE. C. Sampson
Howard Lilly
Re, Lilly
Hinton
E. T. Daly
Elizabeth Ann Jarrett
Hall Street
Ruth Dawson
Kate Cochran
C. W. Richardson
Grace Carnes
Sidney Jarrett
Charleston
Louise Morris
Callie Price
W. B. Carson
Charleroi
Penn
Stephen Stafford
Finch
W. G. Greenlee
R. W. Lacy
D.E. Baird
Peter Silman
Benjamin Middiecoff
P. Lane
N. F. Conner
Fred Morris
E. L. Conner
J. H. Bowles
Annie Lynch
Annie’ Lynch
Elmwood Avenue
Harren and Harden Chapel
B. Moore
Spring Hill Cemetery
Stan~ Tey-Lynch
Cincinnati
Mary Brooker
Princeton
Anna Williams
Charles Seny
Lewis Miller
Sreen
Wiliam Miller
Morris
George
James Miller
Vivian Relates Story of Influence and Fear in Alberta Case
Miss MacMillan recounts the alleged pressure by Premier Brownlee that led her to quit seeing him in July 1933. Her testimony notes fear and continued influence while she studied at Alberta College in Edmonton and faced evening restrictions, prompting a move to the Y W C A.
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Mr. Smith
Alberta, College
Brownlee
Y. W
Indictment Debate Over Poderjay Move in Vienna
Authorities consider extradition if grand jury indicts Poderjay on perjury or bigamy charges. A potential move to Europe for detectives hinges on outcome. O'Ryan and Neary push for strong case as Maya Fiorello H LaGuardia weighs the mayoral decision amid economy aims.
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Vienna
New York
Poderiay
Maya Fiorello H. LaGuardia
O'Ryan
Europe
James Neary
Poderjay
Miss Tulverson
Mrle
Suzanne Ferrand
Paddington
Trousseau
New Labor Board Plan Proposed by Advisors
Advisors approve a new Labor Board plan after central mediation agency setup. The panel may have three or five members, instead of the current 13. Johns Hopkins professor Jean C. Marshall is likely to join the new commission, with its records and clerical staff to be preserved.
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Central Mediation Agency
Jean C. Marshall
Johns Hopiins
Kump Tax Highlighted as West Virginia School Funding Strain
Governor underscored the Kump tax amid a fiscal squeeze as the old revenue sources vanished. He warned a five year rollout for the new school plan and praised the county unit system saving millions, with Trent noting substantial cost reductions and increased high school enrollment.
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Supreme Court
Kump
W. W. Trent
Trent
Capitol
West Virginia
Charleston
Intal
Many Feared Drowned In Sea Accident
A coast guard report says twelve seriously hurt and six officially reported, with over 51 suffering shock or immersion after a sea accident. A 14 mile coastline will be searched for bodies. many workers and women were aboard. Rescuers included a fugitive from justice among the dockworkers.
Fugitive Hero Dives to Save Crash Victims at Sea
A claimed fugitive diver volunteered for rescue duties after a boat wreck. He boarded the vessel's cabin and saved three adults and seven young girls before joining volunteer divers at the scene. Harbor craft and searchlights combed the dark water as families waited on the shore for news.
Road bids opened on 17 projects statewide
Bids announced for road work including Mount Hope and Marion County segments with bituminous and surface treatments. Firms listed include George H. Symmes and Company in Mount Hope at 38025.55 dollars, Brier and Brewer in Chillicothe at 42612.50, J E Falter Morgantown at 28047.80, R W Fimple Fairmont at 26079.01, Jim Later Morgantown at 12 dollars (approximate), and Price Construction Huntington at 2031.50. Total coverage spans Harrison, Marion, Monongalia, Mingo, and Pendleton counties with multiple miles and bridge approaches.
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George H. Symmes and Company
Mount Hope
Harrison County
Marion County
Haywood Road
Brier and Brewer
Chillicothe
Wallace-Haywood
J. E. Falter
Morgantown
Merion County
Buffalo Creek
R. W. Fimple
Fairmont
Marion
Monongalia
Jim Later
Mingo County
Williamson Street
Price Construction Company
Huntington
Pendicton Couinty
Ex-champ Jack Johnson faces murder threat claim
In Hackensack New Jersey ex heavyweight titleholder Jack Johnson faces charges over a threat related to a murder plan. In Lorient France passengers’ boats collide near port.
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Hackensack
N. J
Jack Johnson
K. K
Road projects in Roane and Roane counties awarded
Judy Gap Circleville road grading draining and shale surfacing awarded to Selazo Construction Riverton at 54 356 81. Roane county 114 mile of Main street in Spencer to receive bituminous surfacing.
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Judy Gap
Circleville Road
Selazo Construction Company
Riverton
Roane County
Spencer
Bituminous Sur
Road surface treatment bids by regions and firms
Bids listed for surface treatment and draining work include Charley Sargent Morgantown at 6471.75 dollars in Taylor county. J E Faler Morgantown at 11232.67 dollars for Wayne county 34.87 miles of Wayne Cr road. Billups Wellman Huntington at 79983.44 dollars for Wayne county 2.98 miles to Cabell line Lavalette road. Harry Hatfield Barboursville at 73754.14 dollars.
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Charley Sargent
Middleborne
Taylor County
Grafton-Philippi
J. E. Faler
Morgantown
Wayne County
Wayne-Crua
Billups-Wellman Company
Huntington
Cabell County
Lavalette
Bradin
Harry Hatfield
Barboursville
Club Refinancing Plan Discussed at Charleston Meeting
A Charleston women's club meeting outlined tentative refinancing of the club indebtedness via life insurance policies. A. L. Aderton explained the plan and Mrs. Cyrus Hall was authorized to appoint trustees for the proposed fund.
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Charleston Woman's Club
A. L. Aderton
Cyrus Hall
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