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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1933

Page

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Waitman Given Named Banking Commissioner

Governor J G Kump announced the appointment of Waitman C Given a Bluefield banker to succeed R Charter Jr as state banking commissioner. Given has 25 years in banking, served as cashier of the Commercial Bank of Bluefield, and hails from Braxton County. Charter resigned thanking the governor, and Godbey will leave his hospital post with a new appointment expected soon.

Waitman C. Given Bluefield R. Charter, Jr J. G. Kump Given Conneston Yeaterday Mr. Charter Arceptan Pew Commercial Bank of Alnace Braxton County Charleston Epg West Virginia W. M. Given Humphreys Memorial Churth Mc. Given Southern Methodist Church Ot Beckley Oan Charter Constevattat Soeraen Ion W. C. Given Sym Maerzind Godbey V. Godbey Flewe

Court Martial In Deep Secret At Duke Of York Hall

In Londor on March 31 the hall at the Duke of Yorks mill school in Chelas housed Lt. Norman Baillie-Stewart charged with selling military secrets. Secret witnesses, some foreign, risked danger if named. A woman in tears left in a taxi as the case unfolded. Military officials disputed claims of third degree methods during questioning.

Londor Duke of York Chélaes Norman Ballie-Stewart Weepis FP. M. Gymns Leutenant-Coronel Baillie- Stewart Ted Lalson

Willis Quillen Story Prompt Snippet Stirs Curiosity

A fragment from a historical page mentions Sie Willis by Bubere Quillen and hints at a character described as older brothers and sisters with a dogged phrase about a toothbrush. The readable text shows stylized dialect and partial names, leaving the full context unclear.

Gotham Banker's Tax Evasion Charges Stir New York

Charles Z Mitchell former National City Bank chair was arrested at his Fifth Avenue home on a federal tax evasion warrant. He allegedly evaded 657 152 40 dollars on 1929 net income of 2 023 405 25 and arranged an apparent stock sale to his wife by letter exchange. Mitchell faces grand jury action with President Roosevelt's approval.

New York Charles Z. Mitchell Foan The National City Bank Fifth Avenue Alfred ©. Coxe United States Reymond 7. Mulligan Thomas B. Dewey Mitchell Federal Elizabeth Read Mitchell New Dewey Senate Washington Cummings Charles E. Mitchell George #. Medalle Roosevelt Medale White House

Voters Elect Dr Holt By Writing in Name

Dr M Holt won the Weston mayoral race by readers writing his name on the ballot after being denied a printed ballot line. He defeated Linn Brannon by 274 votes on a socialist ticket. Brannon is a Republican. incumbent Mayor Malloy, a Democrat, was defeated for reelection.

Weston M. Holt Rush Hat House of Delegates Holt Linn M. Brannon Brannon Malloy

Congressmen Start Labors On Job Plan

Congress opens work on a broad employment scheme proposed by President Roosevelt to create about 250000 jobs in national forests. A federal bill would enlist idle men in many work camps, with plans for grants to states and public works programs.

Washington Congress Hoosevelt Capitol Myra Roosevelt Lewis Douglas Conservation Corps Cal

Germany Gets New Authority

Berlin March 21 0 The Reichstag convened to approve Hitler's fascist regime and an enabling act that would abolish the constitution and grant dictatorial powers. President Hindenburg and Chancellor Hitler attended a consecration at Potsdam Gospel Church invoking Frederick the Great. The session signaled a national rebirth while pledging peace.

Berlin Reichstag Olen Germany Adolf Hitler von Hindenburg Potsdam Frederick the Great Hitler Rejchatag

Beauticians Name Next Year’s Ideal Woman Vision

New York March 1. Beauty experts release a composite portrait of the ideal woman to be crowned at the International Beauty Shop Owners convention. They chose Sthel Hampton of New Haven as closest match though she differs slightly in eye color and weight. Hampton, 20, has hazel eyes, dark chestnut hair, 33-36-26 measurements, and a Broadway background.

New York Amerycna Beauty Shop Owners Convention Sthel Hampton Tive New Haven Conn Miun Iogar Sho

Democratic House Advances Farm Relief Bill Amid Glee

In Washington on May 21, Democratic votes surged to push the Roosevelt plan for boosting farm buying power toward passage. Speakers cited unity with the President, while critics warned of drastic changes as the bill faced a final vote tomorrow.

Washington

Trent Predicts School Closings Across Rural Districts

State superintendent W. W. Trent warns at least half of rural schools may close before term ends due to funding shortages. He estimates about 7,200 teachers affected as districts face cuts, while proposing a pupil teacher funding plan to reduce staff by up to 32 percent and urging boards to dismiss underperforming or low-paid teachers.

W. W. Trent Trent Boards of Education Trent Srir Trists Wisa

City to Slash Expenses to Cut City Deficit

City officials unveiled a plan to limit monthly expenditures to 400 000 until July 7 to erase a 9 27 deficit in municipal funds. Mayor R P DeVan said Charleston is in better shape than many towns due to bond issues and sinking funds. The proposal lowers the monthly budget by 82 879, with no surplus predicted, while city receipts and totals will be shown in future reports.

R. P. DeVan Charleston Anié Yury

Smokeless Group Plans Marketing Agency Growth

The Smokeless Operators Association of West Virginia met in Washington to discuss forming a sal agen cy modeled after Appalachian Coals Inc. Forty to fifty operators attended as C. S. Wiggins noted nearly all smokebath coal producers were represented. A two week follow up meeting was set with GH Caperton presiding. The group aims to organize a corporation to market output, despite a recent Supreme Court ruling on Appalachian Coals Inc. which held the plan would not curb production but promote it.

Washington Smokeless Com] Operators Association of West Virginia Appalachian Coals, Inc Supreme Splidt Appalachian Coals Wiggins New River Coal Operators Association GH. Caperton Charleston W. Va Virginia

New Sections Disappearing In High Water

Flooding along the Ohio valley threatens Cincinnati and Southwest Indiana as high water advances toward the Mississippi at Cairo. Nine lives lost and property damage in the millions. Winter returns, intensifying misery and straining relief workers. Near the south, Alabama and Mississippi rivers remain at flood risk with two people believed in danger.

Associated Press Ohio Valley Mississippi Cairo Ohio River Cincinnati Indiana St Galo Alabama Miselsaippi Onio Kentucks

Norris Would Ban Electors

Washington report outlines Senator George W. Norris Nebr proposing an independent candidate path and abolition of the electoral college. The plan would let each state award presidential votes in proportion to its popular vote. the national tally would be certified at a joint session of Congress. The measure echoes Norris long fight to replace the current system amid party opposition.

Washington George W. Norris Congress Norris House Len C. Catt Bacall Tuen

Beer Bill Heads To White House For Signature

Wisconsin and national moves push beer legislation forward as lawmakers and citizens discuss dispensing plans and “welcoming” beer back. Hentus criticizes state actions while Milwaukee officials pursue a return to the saloon, signaling broad debates on enforcement and culture.

United Press Chisago Max Hentus Hentus Europe

Exemption Ruling On State Budget Cuts For Education Staff

The state board of control ruled that educational institution employees with annual contracts approved by the state board of education are exempt from Gov. Bump's 25 percent salary reduction. The decision excludes substitute and additions hired for the remainder of the year and respects salaries fixed by code or earlier orders. Attorney General Holt concurred that state mine inspectors are exempt. details continue on page 8.

State Board of Control State Board of Education H. G. Bump Imet Thie Ander Leretofora Wnit Perpetra Homer “A. Holt Gol & i

Battle Over French Debt Settlement At Foreign Affairs Meeting

Paris report says a sharp clash looms at tomorrow's foreign affairs committee session as it weighs a resolution urging payment of 618 million dollars in war debt interest due to the United States last December. Premier Deladier and Foreign Minister Paul-Boncour are expected to present their views before any decision, with deputies opposing action until Roosevelt's position on deferral is clearer. Edouard Herriot, who supported payment, leads the movement for settlement.

Paris Foreign Affairs Committee Chamber” of Deputies United States Edouard Deladier Foreig Joseph Paul-Boncour Roosevelt Edeuard Herriot

Sinclair Lewis Becomes Babbitt on Kansas City Visit

In Kansas City Sinclair Lewis, famed author of Main Street and Elmer Gantry, appears altered from his satirical persona. The shy, genial writer critiques European travel, urges Americans to stay roots, and hints at preparing material for future work.

Kansas City Sinclair Lewis Babbitt Elmer Gantry Main Street L. M. Birkhead Nico

West Virginia Beer Act Revision Debated

Lawmakers argued against an unnecessary revision as Congress moved to a 3.2 percent strength standard. Delegate from Cabell County noted WV law allows a quarter percent leeway and that brewers would seek products above or below the set percentage. Officials praised provisions and requested copies for funeral requests from other states.

West Virginia Realon J. Patrick Cont Entel County Washington Hencorm Cabell Yeaterdey Bescom Officialy Congress

Will Points to Big Income Tax Increase

Beverly Hills resident argues that rising tax receipts from income tax show taxes on earnings can be sustainable. He warns against overtaxing incomes, noting despite pain some will earn anyway, and suggests considering tax exempt bonds as a workaround.

Beverly Hills Calif

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