West Virginia Auto Club Plans Road Dividend Program
Plans for involving the Southern West Virginia Auto Club to promote highway dividends and publicize West Virginia’s scenic and industrial assets will be presented at a club meeting in the Ruttner hotel assembly room. Phil Coates will outline publicity through club offices nationwide to improve road safety and coordinate existing organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern
West Virginia
West, Virginia
United States
Orgeniza
Health Means Charm and Happiness Promises
An advertisement extols vitality through healthy living and exercise. It claims clear skin, energy, and social popularity for active women, promoting “3 Vegetable” as a tonic and noting that 98 of 200 women report benefits. The tone is promotional with implied health claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suth
Political rally promoted by A. J National Headquarters
Fragmented OCR text discusses promotion by A J National Headquarters and the Soutbery West Virgils Auto club. It mentions population figures, car ownership, and expected increases in new car purchases, with unclear references to Charlestor and Me Smith during a campaign period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
A. J
Hagdal Strer
Charlestor
Soutbery West
Virgils Auto Club
Abstrica
Reghsenger
Hundreds Return to Work as Steel Plants Reopen
Pittsburgh dispatch reports steel mills restarting operations with hundreds of workers recalled. Carnegie Steel Braddock’s furnace No 1 to be blown tomorrow, signaling resumed activity. Wheeling Steel brings 300 back, Weirton adds 2050 payroll returns over 80 days. Open heats at American Steel and Wire Doers plant and Pittsburgh Steel at Monessen slated this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Tri-Utate
Bulger Tamapsol
Carnegie Steel Company
Braddock
Ab Wheeling
Wheeling Steel Company
Janus
Weirton Steel Company
American Steel and Wire Company
Doers
Pittsburgh Steel Company
Monessett
Weet
Democrats to Meet Tonight at Young Progressives Club
A Democrats meeting is scheduled at the Young Progressive Democratic club offices. Organized by CG Les Pryor, the session will begin at 8:90 tonight at the Charleston News Weekly office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young — Progressive Democratic Club
Charleston News
Les Pryor
DuPont Workers Union Plan Presented for Employee Discussion
A DuPont plan to establish a company union is being placed before employees and subsidiaries. It aims to give workers elected representatives a voice in conditions and to create channels for joint discussions on mutual interests. The plan references the National Industrial Recovery Act and outlines steps to resolve bargaining issues up to company president involvement and potential arbitration.
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Employe Representalisu
duPont Company
Dhes Winy
Tin Xeh
National Indusry Recovery Act
Cuopemwlibil
Ina
Gus Plin
Ronnel
Conaider Ray
Nomanizer
Thatiager Salibe
Pilin
Labor voices the recovery code debate in textile industry
Debates on the 90 hour week and minimum wage unfold as senators like Byrnes and Green clash over proposed textile code terms. Advocates urge action to restore employment while critics warn against restricting industry flexibility.
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Marins
Louie Ce
Tyou
Pradeat
Bite
George A. Sinan
Cotton Textesieute
Rooert Amor
Boston
William C. Adderson
Macon
Volver
James F. Byrnes
South Carolina
Green Velevs
Green
Newspapersien le
Byrnes
Roosevelt
Aston Recovering Confined for Week in Jabar Federation Leader
Dehy Bo Ensen, president of the stide federation at Jabar, is recovering from an internal infection after undergoing hospital treatment. Dr RM, one of the attending physicians, says the Ke hor leader is on the road to recovery following a week of confinement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dehy Bo Ensen
Stide Federation
Jabar
Pit Sein
Ak Hines
Uae
Quafined
Voc
Outlaw Child Labor Tied to Universal Minimum Wage Debate
Throughout a long hearing on industrial codes, labor leaders and business figures debated a proposal linking child labor prohibitions to a universal minimum wage. Sloan and others discussed hours, shifts, and the risk of overcapacity undermining wages and employment while Perkins and union reps pressed for higher wages and broader protections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Perkins
Chia
Shaan
Sloan
Jeluson
Chilcren
Aldoluson
Donald Riehwerg
Colunsel
W. L. Allen
New York
Ster
Chisk
Industrial Metmisary
Exiware Hieley
Chicago
William J. Ve- Leen
Moultrie
Austin Pinely
Thomasville
XN. C
Bloma
Corte
Wilflan D. Anderson
Birth announcements from Charleston and Mountain State hospitals
The Rev E H Hamilton and Mrs Uowilten announce the birth of a daughter Dorothy Grier on May 28 at Suchowfu Ku Chinu. Dr and Mrs Hamilton visited in Oberinstor tase year. Mr and Mrs Ernest Canterbury announce the birth of a daughter Monty at Mountain State hospital. State fisheries note shrinking sucker crop with low totals and efforts to curb fish tram in streams. Seaside girls of England reportedly wear Japanese coolie hats this season.
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E. H. Hamilton
Uowilten
Chitin
Presbyterian Church
Charleston
Q Dhugater
Dorothy Grier
Suchowfu Ku
Chinu
Harmilton
Oberinstor
Lock Six Yond
McMillan Hospital
Ernest
Canterbury
Ae Agughier
Monty
Mountain State Hospital
England
Scientist Defends Nationalism and War Concepts in Speech
Chicago June 27 Dr Albert Mendelssohn Bartholdy of the Hamburg Institute of Foreign Affairs defended nationalism as a global menace, contrasting imperialism with new nationalist states. He urged that war destroys civil government and science, urging careful watch on German nationalist trends while noting the differences from imperial regimes. In Boise Idaho officials announce beaver hides offered for sale by state authorities, with 700 to 800 on hand sourced from irrigated regions and relocated pelts.
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Chicago
Hitler
Albrecht Mendelssohn Bartholdy
Institute of Foreign Affairs
Hamburg
Germany
Bartholdy
Bismarck
Austrian
Bohemia
Reich
Nanonsism
Tase
Boise
Idaho
Captain Wampler Leads West Virginia Conservation Camp
Captain B S Wampler named commanding officer of the reforestation camp of Company 1640, Citizens' Conservation corps. The camp sits two and a half miles above Keith in Boone county. Assisting are Captain Wilfred Jackson, Lieutenant Luther Dempsey welfare officer, Lieutenant Leonard Greenbaum medical officer. The unit is composed largely of West Virginia Bays from southern counties and reports indicate rapid progress and high expectations for the camp.
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B.S. Wampler
Company 1640
Citizens’ Conservation Corps
Keith
Boone County
Wampler
Wilfred Jackson
Luther Dempsey
Leonard Greenbaum
Dempsey
Greenbaum
West Virginia
Obituary for Isabel Coffey and Other Local Deaths
Mrs Isabel Coffey 83 died Monday services at Sacred Heart church at 8 40 am with Rev Francis Laing burial in Mount Olivet cemetery Maiden name Cortis widow of Arthur Cottey Maxwell Stayoun 33 died Sunday at Charleston hospital services at 10 am at brothers home on Main street Rev J M Knight officiating burial in Spring Hill cemetery Granvel Nowling two year old died yesterday at Wertz avenue home survived by parents three sisters and four brothers
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Isabel Coffey
Sacred Heart Church
Francis Laing
Mount Olivet
Coffey
Cortis
Arthur Cottey
Maxwell Stayoun
Maxwell Stmons
Charleston Hospital
Stanford Simons
Main Street
J. M. Knight
Spring Hil Cemetery
Granvel Nowlng
Granvel Nowling
Clarence Nowling
Wertz Avenue
Missionaries to Lecture About Africa at Weekley Memorial
The Rev and Mrs Charles RB Leader missionaries, just back from Africa, will speak at Weekley Memorial United Brethren Church at eight tonight. They have spent years in Africa and plan a further three years of service. Regular Soviet air service has started between Murmansk and Spitsbergen in the Arctic.
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Charles RB
Airtes
Weekley Memorial United Brethren Church
Africa
Murmansk
Spitebergen
Arctic
National Commander Visits Charleston on Tour
Louis A. Jolson, national commander of the American Legion from Clarksburg, arrives in Charleston and checks into the Hotel Knarwhh with Mrs. Johnson. He is joined by Boyd H. Stutler, assistant director of publicity, who traveled 80 060 miles with Jolson as they tour the country visiting states.
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Louis A. Jolson
Clarksburg
American Legion
Charleston
Yestern
Johnson
Boyd 'H. Stutler
Stutler
Subways Planned in Buenos Aires and Puerto Rico Visit
The report notes plans for a new subway in Buenos Aires Argentina and mentions a visit to Florida next month before heading to Puerto Rico. The sequence outlines international transit projects and travel itineraries for the involved parties.
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Florida
Puerto Rico
Buenos Aires
Argentina
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Nancy Carroll
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Man
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Rialto
Carole Lombard
Randolph Scott
Chic
Sale Diane Sinclair
Columbia
Dangerous Crossroads
aihRke
DuPont Workers Union Planned
Labor Voices
Torore Johnson
Aston
Wampleray Jr
Chalfontehaddon Hall
Atlantic City
Pinerice
E Air Pusitier
Schoolfield-Harvey Electric Co
Quarrier ST
Galperin
Seeger
Polihed
Brest
Rein
Ient
Galperin’s
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Mercer
San Diego
Calif
Capitol St
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