West Virginia strikes prompt fines in Preston county case
In Preston county, Judge Wilhelm fined several men including Joe Angela, John Melcheck, Frank Trackovich and others for guilty pleas tied to disorderly conduct during a six week mining picket strike. The case, linked to non union mines, involved violence and a Winchester shotgun seizure. The National Labor Relations Board filed an unfair labor practice complaint against United Mine Workers district 31 based in Fairmont.
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Wily
Raymond Hartman
A. T. Ticheneil Oe
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Atrip
Preston County
Washington
National Labor Relations Board
United Mine Workers District 31
Fairmont
Wilhelm
Joe Angela
UMW
John Melcheck
Frank Trackovich
Kingwood
Joseph Haurtfalo
Henry Guminey
Morgantown
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Augusto Zuccari
Frank de Bardi
Amelio Sayro
Albert Soccoral
Pansle Tiberio
George Longridge
Masontown
Bautfalo
Winchester
Public Relations Office Address In Midtown Manhattan
John J. Woelfle serves as manager and John L. Horgan handles public relations for the office located on Lexington Avenue between 49th and 56th Streets.
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John J. Woelfle
John L. Horgan
Lexington Ave
49Th
56Th Sts
Hartman receives probation for multiple offenses
Hartman admitted guilt on several counts and was sentenced to probation for six months with restitution to the complainant and costs. He paid fines totaling 60 dollars for weapons and voting offenses, plus a suspended jail term and a separate restitution obligation as part of the judgment.
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Hartman
Ns Aeenvich
Ackavle
Governor Will Build Home and Practice in Charleston
Gov. Meadows will become a Charleston resident and open a law office after his term ends next January. He filed deed records showing purchase of two 60‑foot lots on Linden Road, South Hills, from Dr. J. Walter W. Point. Meadows plans a new home and to practice independently in Charleston rather than join an existing firm.
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Gov. Meadows
Charleston
Linden. Rd
South Hills
J. Walter W. Point
I Meadows
Beckley
Piedmont Inaugurates New Flights Tomorrow
Piedmont Airlines will start two new flights on the Cincinnati Wilmington North Carolina run with Charleston stops. Eastbound departs Kanawha airport at 8 58 a m reaching Wilmington at 12 50 p m via Roanoke Danville Greensboro High Point Raleigh-Durham. Westbound departs Kanawha airport at 8 39 p m arriving Cincinnati at 9 55 p m. The eastbound will offer direct connections at Raleigh to Goldsboro New Bern and Morehead City. No changes to existing Piedmont services.
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Francis BR. Harris
Kanawha Airport
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Danville
Greensboro High Point
Raleigh-Durham
Wilmington
Cincinnati
Raleigh
Goldsboro
New Bern
Morehead City
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Piedmont
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Nomination schedule set for John Brawley Post officers
John Brawley Post No 20 American Legion announces first nomination for officers will be held Friday night at the Armory. Second nominations occur July 9 and elections are slated for June 16, according to post adjutant Frank L Craner.
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American Legion
Armory
Frank L. Craner
Craner
Glenna Keeling Weds George Hickman in June Ceremony
Glenna Keeling, daughter of B T Keeling of Kanawha Turnpike, will marry George Hickman on June 19 at St. Mark's Methodist Church. Rev. Alfred E. Bennett officiates as the couple, who just returned from Virginia, reside at 1711 Virginia Street. Mrs. Hickman, a Stonewall Jackson graduate, works for Mathews Printing. her husband is a Charleston High School alumnus and duPont employee.
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B. T. Keeling
Kanawha Turnpike
Glenna
George Hickman
Nora Hickman
Malin Dr
Alfred E. Bennett
St. Mark's Methodist Church
Virginia
Virginia St
Stonewall Jackson High School
Moose club hosts open house and initiations in Charleston
Charleston Chapter No. 317 Women of the Moose will hold an open house at Capitol St club rooms tonight. A class of candidates will be initiated and Mrs. Rebecca Hill, membership chair, will run the program with George Wolfe of Mooseheart IL as guest speaker. Mrs. Edwin Upton will play piano solos and Miss Joy Wolfe will sing. Dorothy Dxtent No 6 Daughters of Union Veterans meet tomorrow at 1 50 p.m. in YMCA club rooms with Mrs. Lillian Stambaugh presiding.
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Club News
Charleston
Women of the Moose
Capitol St
Rebecca Hill
George Wolfe
Mooseheart
Edwin Upton
Joy Wolfe
Dorothy Dixtent
Daughters of Union Veterans
Ymca Club
Lillian Stambaugh
Pope Calls Workers to Form Apostolate for Reforms
Pope Pius XI urged Catholic Action workers to join with other classes to improve social life. He spoke to about 30,000 workers in the Vatican courtyard, recalling his 1845 visit and urging a long march toward reform, urging the formation of an apostolate for workers.
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Pius XI
Vatican
Belvedere
Catholic Action
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