Kanawha College Alumni Discuss Merger at Home
Kanawha College alumni met at Dr. L S McDaniel home to discuss a possible merger with Alderson Braddus. The informal gathering included faculty and 1934 graduates with guests Dr FE C White and Mr James Lovell.
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Kanawha College
L. S. McDaniel
Alderson-Braddus Institution
Direc- S
Louise Older
Daniel Kirwin
Emamett Rogers, Jr
Harold Hayhurst
Talmadge Mallory
Mase Hall Lovell
Grace Stebbins
Dolores Herndon
Florence Gar
Franklin McPeak
Gianiotte Spriegel
Alta
Shanklin Elected WV Theater Managers Vice President
The West Virginia theater managers association concluded its annual session at White Sulphur Springs. S. J. Hyman of Huntington was pre elected president with James C. Shanklin of Charleston named vice president and W. H. Holt of Richwood as secretary treasurer. A membership drive was approved to expand the alliance in the state.
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White Sulphur Springs
West Virginia Theater Managers Association
S. J. Hyman
Huntington
West Virginia
James C. Shanklin
Charleston
W. H. Holt
Richwood
Basement Cage Case Shocks Uniontown Hearing
Stell Mike 13 described how she and her siblings were chained in a basement cage at their home in Ralph near Uniontown. Alderman Matt Allen ordered 52 year old Jacob Mike held for court on assault and battery with bail set at 2000, plus fines for cruelty and alien firearm act violations. The suspect claimed family tragedy and the girl ran away, while troopers freed Stell from the wooden confinement Tuesday night.
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Uniontown
Matt Allen
Lsw
Jacob
Mike
Stell
Allen
Stella
Ralph
J T Davis Son of Late Senator Dies at 61
John T Davis son of the late U S Senator Henry Gassaway Davis of West Virginia died at his home tonight age 61 He was active in coal business until recently and served in the house of delegates from 1913 to 1915 He is survived by a son a daughter and his widow who lives in Washington
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Elkins
John T. Davis
U. S
Henry Gassaway Davis
West Virginia
Davis
House of Delegates
Washington
Slaying Victim Ensign Remembered in Huntington Case
Court records reveal Mrs. Henry, wife of FE I Henry, killed by a gunshot during a confrontation with Mrs. Blevins in Huntington. Detective notes say Mrs. Henry, wielding a knife, threatened others. a bystander fired in self defense. Salvation Army officers identify Mrs. Henry as married in 1829 and living with Mrs. Blevins for 20 months as repayment for painting work.
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Salvation Army
Huntington
Mrs. Henry
Washington, Pa
FE. I. Henry
Caveman Svengali Weds His Dorothy in Elopement
Dorothy Sands of Mt. Kisco New York, 19, elopes with Silas Hiatt 38 a World War II veteran and former Bonus Army marcher. They obtained a marriage license and vanished seeking a minister. Hiatt recently completed a prison term for assault linked to their 1933 romance.
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New York
Dorothy Sands
Mt. Kisco
N. Y
Svengali
Dorothy
Silas Hiatt
California
Bonus Army
Hiatt
Chinese Japanese Clash Reported Near Peiping
Rengo dispatches say 2000 Chinese irregulars tried to seize Peiping, engaging government troops near the city gates. Japanese planes patrolled the area as a precaution. a detachment was sent to the scene. High officers frame the incident as Chinese only unless Japanese lives or property are at risk.
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Tokyo
Rengo
Peiping
Special Writer Shot In Miami Newspaper Office
Shannon Cormack a special writer for a local newspaper was shot and seriously wounded in the office. Miami lawyer C 3 White was detained by sheriff's officers after the incident believed linked to a June 11 murder story. State attorney George Worley said action may follow in the morning.
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Miami
Fla
Shannon Cormack
C. 3. White
Cormack
White
George Worley
Birth of Daughter to Mr and Mrs Foulks
A daughter was born last night to Mr and Mrs L M Foulks of Benseor avenue at St Francis hospital.
Merry-Go-Round Plan Becomes Law Nuisance Taxes Lapse
The plan for the Merry-Go-Round has become law. Nuisance taxes will be allowed to lapse. otherwise they will be renewed.
The Great Game of Politica Continues in Presidential Debate
The article analyzes Roosevelt's tax program and expenditures, noting supporters see it as punitive to Big Business and aimed at undercutting Longs and Coughlins, while critics call it political maneuvering. It reflects press and ally interpretations of the president's proposals and their potential effects.
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Roosevelt
Longs
Coughlins
Cedar Grove Post Office Fire Destroys Records
Fire destroyed the Cedar Grove post office building early yesterday, burning AH mail and records. It marks the second fire in the same structure this year. Mayor Harold P. Tompkins urged Works Progress Administration head F Witcher McCullough to fund a fireproof replacement. He also suggested combining the post office with a future town hall to save rental costs.
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Cedar Grove
Harold P. Tompkins
F. Witcher McCullough
Works Progress Administrator
Tompkins
Share-the-wealth bill fuels radical discontent and swift passage critique
A critique denounces a rushed push for a share-the-wealth proposal claiming fat chance of universal free benefits and noting rates will not balance the budget. Critics warn the plan harms the country and fails proper debate, while radical leaders express disappointment despite initial cheers.
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Senate Committee
Hidden Democratic Doubt Shapes Reform Push
The text notes concealed resentment among regular Democratic leaders forced to back a proposal they oppose and are unprepared for. It argues this causes shaken confidence within the party’s inner circle and draws on detached observers’ consensus.
Tax Plans and Political Influence Warned in Debate
A passage argues the nation can bear the taxes from the New Deal but resents politically tinged tax plans. It contends any proposal raising taxes only on the rich is political and insufficient and would face resistance.
Reform Debate Shapes 1938 Campaign Alliance
Fragmented text indicates conservatives split over Roosevelt’s proposals and allies. Reference to campaign dynamics between radicals and supporters suggests party realignments as 1938 election approaches.
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