Mayor undertook work after honoring architect title
The passage notes that the dive was entitled to the honorary appellation of architect, and that is the reason the Mayor undertook the work.
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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1934
Page
12
The passage notes that the dive was entitled to the honorary appellation of architect, and that is the reason the Mayor undertook the work.
June 28 The stock market edged lower in a slow session as traders awaited decisive policy moves. Transforms and industrials weakened while utilities and rails showed uneven moves amid cautious trading.
Market brief shows hogs steady to lower with declines noted across several grades. Westerns and Locals display mixed movements with slight drops in wholesale and choice categories.
Chicago grain prices fell from recent gains as cooler weather and restraint in buying appeared. The government survey forecasting 15 million hogs and 150 million bushels less corn implied tighter supplies. Wheat and corn closed lower with mixed changes across futures, while various grains and seeds showed small movements in Toledo listings.
Price changes were small and generally down in todays cars market with light turnover. Trading totaled about 114000 shares, down from 176000 yesterday, as several groups showed only fractional moves. Industrials and several utilities posted modest gains while market leaders closed varies.
The bond market opened dull on June 29 with prices in a narrow range. Government issues were firmest, corporates showed small gains, and a few railroad issues rose as much as 5 points. Transfers totaled 9.6 million dollars, with par value turnover at 20.6 million. The Standard Statistics Co index for 600 corporate bonds held at 64.
Trade trends show seasonal reductions in rubber and lumber activity with July estimates dropping from 40 100 to 43 000 tons to 25 000. Lumber shipments and orders remained low for the week ending June 24 while production reached 172 859 000 feet and shipments 141 158 000. Various commodity markets including cotton futures, butter, apples, and poultry show mixed to steady activity with minor price movements and demand.
New York June 20 Totals deliveries by dears in Bruthbaker eark during the first 30 days of June totaled 4 038 units, up nearly 30 percent from May and 40 percent from a year ago. State and municipal financing scheduled for the coming week totaled 4 045 081 versus 64 853 801 in the prior period, Allegheny county Pennsylvania with 2 255 009 leading Tuesdays offerings. Trading in lead and zinc futures will be inaugurated on the New York exchange next Monday. The Fed gold statement shows imports of 23 600 from England and net release of 230 800 from earmarked stocks with no exports.
A June 21 1931 era market roundup reports commodity price indices, currency exchange rates, and related financial marks. It notes 1994 highs and lows, Moody’s data, and sections on dry goods, wool, copper, and bulk market activity with varying deliveries and price expectations across sources.
Radio highlights from New York outline a Royal Air Force pageant in England airing via WI2 NEC at 9 AM. The Byrd expedition will be featured on WABC CNS with a special two way Washington to Latin America at 9 PM. Programs include marbles tournament at Ocean City and a National AAU track meet with NBC CBS and ABC networks. Central Park coverage via WSZ NBQ at 2:30 PM, and a Legion day program from Chicago World's Fair on WABG OMB at 4:49. A farm and home hour on WJZ ABC at 12:30 and a rich lineup of musical and variety broadcasts across WEAP NDO and other stations.
The passage warns that yellow orange nil red color ing and scale capped items relate to health, while noting imushraam poisoning results from muscarine. It identifies a drug action as the source of symptoms and uses unclear terms that imply a toxic chemical link.
An article outlines edible Agaricus campestris and poisonous Amanita phalloides and Amanita muscaria. It notes death's head toxin requires long cooking to destroy, with severe symptoms and stomach washing plus stimulants as treatment. It also advertises Dr Clendening pamphlets on health topics.
District offices seek approval before Washington acts. Maine based plumbing code limits Grade B goods to exports. Senator Walsh of Massachusetts, re election hopeful, was the first Democrat from the state since the Civil War. Senator Frazier of North Dakota, a teetotaler, objects to amuling on motive. Black of Georgia contemplates retirement as Federal Reserve Board governor in August. Hartley Grattan studies relief operations for a permanent federal relief agency. Leo Wolman offered Harvard professorship. Senator Pittman of Nevada, poker face, keeps five dogs on his estate near Washington. NRA anxiety over July 1 approaches.
Reports say the NRA will undergo a vigorous house cleaning with the new fiscal year. Senator Homer T. Bone leads a sharp challenge in Congress over the Bone bill, which would allow city owned utilities to sell power beyond municipal borders if approved by a state referendum, pitting it against the broader power industry. Charley Rainwater oversees NRA control of bottling, while President Roosevelt’s reappointment of Frank McNinch to head the federal power commission draws opposition from Senator Josiah Bailey. Bailey remains publicly cautious about his stance on confirmation.
A reflective piece contrasts a rustic country day with city life in a cottage retreat along the Saw Mill River Road. The narrator savors tranquil inns and a genteel scene, notes long-ago visitors like Chauncey Depew, and laments the loudness and vulgar pace of urban life after rural calm.
Kanawha county Democratic executive committee endorsed Robert B. McCabe of Charleston for the Sixth District congressional nomination at its meeting last night at the Ruffner hotel. A resolution bound the committee to endorse no other candidate for any office. Dr G C Robertson presided at the dinner session as members were invited to submit lists of commissioners and clerks for voting precincts.
Legal advertisement to whom it may concern announcing The Cooper Corporation licensed to do business in West Virginia intends to withdraw from the state. Assistant Secretary Lishens notes responsibility for any debts contracted by wife, Preta Long. Signed Wilco A. Long. Also notice of sale authority to Leroy Alleback, Trustee, by deed dated.
Public auction notice for property in Kanawha County West Virginia under deeds of trust, naming G A Gillespie and Lovise Fitzgerald as grantors, with the sale set at the courthouse front door in Charleston. The parcel lies in the city of Charleston on Central Avenue and is subject to unpaid taxes and special assessments.
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