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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1933

Page

9

England Moves Toward Gold Bloc Amid Dollar Crisis

British authorities weigh joining the gold bloc as the dollar falters. Montague Norman pledges sterl ing support to hold the pound steady, while France and Holland seek currency stabilization. Delegates from the United States and Britain discuss a flexible escape clause to protect the pound if the dollar collapse deepens.

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Repeal Vote Shifts in California West Virginia Boost Southern Fight

In 1912 prohibitions era debate, California and West Virginia backed repeal, signaling gains for anti prohibition forces. Arkansas Alabama and Tennessee poised to vote in July amid uneven southern support, while New Dominion and dry laws complicate immediate legal whiskey changes despite statewide majorities for repeal.

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State Voted on Repeal Quoted at 31 Cents

Financial analysis argues francs may devalorize, with Western related currency shifts. West Virginia and California influence cited as repeal momentum grows amid nationwide observations. In Oklahoma City, the senate votes 23 to 13 to urge Governor Murray to call a special session for a statewide repeal vote.

West Virginia California Westerling Fornenre France Oklahoma City Oklahoma Senate W. H. Murray Reppeal Agtse Werense Jp Westen Nicholas Farming Timber County

Financial hearing reveals losses and bonds case details

Testimony centers on a 1990 loss of 117,384 linked to bonds and stock positions, with buttenwieser and Kuhn Loeb guiding Chilean bond deals. Pecora presses for unfamiliarity, noting $3.7 million commission and a net loss of 23,000 for Kuhn Loeb, while Chilean trade balance and market timing are debated.

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Canadian Elected At Rotary Meeting

At the twenty fourth annual Rotary convention in Boston on June 28, Joan Nelson of Montreal was chosen as Rotary's new Teacher. She succeeds Clinton F. Anderson of Albuquerque. Delegates heard talks on world understanding and free trade. Robert Lincoln O’Brien urged high tariff barriers to promote international ill s and argued against exclusive arms treaties under national defense.

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Three Minute Relief From Periodical Pains Ad

A patent medicine claim describes a pharmacist prepared formula named B.G. said to relieve periodical pains and other common ailments within three minutes. It advertises multiple ingredients blended to act quickly and notes suitability for headaches fever and nervous distress while warning about habit forming drugs.

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Minimum Wage Talk Planned by Master Workmen of America

The Master Workmen of America will hold an open public meeting at eight tonight in Kanawha County Courthouse to explain the union position on the minimum wage and to prepare it for presentation to the national industrial commission.

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Reforming Work Rules For Charleston Area Employes

A draft labor code outlines pay scales for male workers over 16 in the Charleston region with 12 months experience, proposing a $12 daily wage and a $13 minimum for men in larger metros. It details a 48 hour work week year round minus two weeks before Christmas and inventory days, with hearings to follow led by General Johnson.

Charleston Erens Erin Effert

Prohibition Vote Shifts in Deep South and Dry Counties

Amid repeal efforts the vote signals a broader push for prohibition in southern areas while northern states eye similar moves. Counties like Jefferson and Berkeley in West Virginia show strong repeal supports, with Kanawha and Cabell leaning dry or wet in industrial belts.

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Oil Marketeers Discuss Ethics at Chicago Conference

Oil Marketeers at the Chicago conference of the oil industry reported on the code of ethics adopted there. The afternoon session followed an association luncheon where Mayor R. P. DeVan urged support for automobize associations' campaign to sell West Virginia to tourists. The business session was adjourned after open discussion on members' problems.

Surves Chicago R. P. DeVan West Virginia Hele Probiems

West Virginia Aims to Boost Tourism with Car Club Drive

McKinley addresses club members proposing 3,750,000 neighboring autos could bring in visitors. He urges residents to study state history and push WV advertising. Aldrich outlines membership benefits while Gov Grump and Hill lead the advisory committee for the campaign.

West Virginia United States Smith West Virglinia Aldrich Uweads H. Grump

Virginia Automobile Users Conference Executive Names

The Virginia Conference of Automobile Users selects state figures including B. McLaughin as state agriculture commissioner Lois A. Johnson leader of the American Legion department Dr Joseph Raster National Education Association head Mrs Orlandus Went and Mrs Kemble White named among participants J M Ayers and Andrew Northcott join the state game fish and forestry commission The state executive committee lists Pll M Conley Charles B Ebert J P Gills Joan W Cho fer L R Johnston Herman Fy Shunk John Morgan James E Menn Claude Maxwell EB B Schultz c M Vester Robert BR Wilson Plans include Bluefield Central West Virginia Huntington Northern West Virginia Parkersburg Southern West Virginia end Wheeling and the Western Virginia Division of the A A L AL

Virginia Conference of Automobile Users B. McLaughin State Commissioner of Agriculture Lois A. Johnson National Department of the American Legion Joseph Raster National Education Association Orlandus Went Kemble White J. M. Ayers Andrew Northcott State Game, Fish and Forestry Commission Pll M. Conley Charles B. Ebert J P. Gills Joan W. Chofer L. R. Johnston Herman Fy Shunk Jonn ¥. Morgan James E. Menn Claude Maxwell EB. BL Schultz C. M. Vester Robert BR. Wilson

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