NRA on Right Road Said by Little Business Leader
Washington May 22 AP reports a group of small businessmen paraded to Capitol Hill in taxicabs to urge Congress to give the recovery act more time. They praised the NRA as having its heart in the right place while critics call the act harmful to small business and urged continued legislative support.
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America
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Training stores to serve as clerical training sites
The commission explains stores in Kanawha and surrounding areas will use existing locations as training schools for clerks. The program aims to standardize store procedures across Huntington Wheel and St Albans with selected locations acting as training hubs based on business volume.
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Newson
Relnls Tiguce
Sontcolt
Commission
Kanawha
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Atore
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Huntington
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St Albans
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Albans
Willie Willis Uke Plans Visit to Grandma
Willie Willis Uke announces a trip to visit his grandmother amid family talks about time and fair play. The note hints at a lighthearted, small town exchange and expected reunion.
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Tima
Dow Outlines Safety Plan for Charleaton Traffic
Marcus Dow, traffic expert of the Atlantic Greyhound system, urged a permanent safety education program backed by civic groups at a courthouse meeting. He argued education precedes engineering, police enforcement requires citizen cooperation, and driver conduct reduces accidents more than devices. He cited New York and Cleveland reductions and called for public education before one-way streets or parking zones are charted.
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Marcus Dow
Atlantic Greyhound Bus System
Charleaton
Dow
City of
New York
Bis Organization
Cleveland
TVA Targeted as Land Shark in Aluminum Controversy
Washington May 22 TVA faced sharp criticism from Rep Mount and others over alleged buyout tactics to force Aluminum Company of America to cooperate in a broad Tennessee River basin plan. TVA chair Arthur E. Morgan acknowledged land purchases to secure a coordinated plan, calling them “land shark” tactics and saying the agency would seek cooperation rather than coercion.
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Tennessee Valley Authority
Aluminum Iay of
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Tennessee River Basin
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Montet
D.-Ly
St Am
House Military Committee
Arthur E. Morgan
Graham County
North Carolina
Tennessee
Morgan
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Alun Mum Company
Plocen
McLean
R-N. J
Morgan's
Kump Seeks West Virginia Power In Recovery Program
President Roosevelt and Governor Kump discussed West Virginia’s participation in the $4.88 billion works relief program. Kump said tax limits hinder self-liquidating projects, proposing a grants plan including $60 million for rural schools $25 million for roads $6 million for conservation and $5 million for public health. He noted long terms and limited funds for immediate relief but urged usable projects.
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Washington
West Virginia
Roosevelt
Kump
Bellava
Walker Kump
Frank C. Walker
Anlications
Works Relief Act
West
Swedish Crown Prince Frederik to Wed Ingrid in Stockholm
Princess Ingrid, daughter of the Swedish crown prince, will marry Crown Prince Frederik on Friday in Stockholm. The ceremony features royal pomp with no bridesmaids and two Norwegian princesses as flower girls, conducted by Archbishop Eldem in a grand public celebration as banners adorn the city.
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Stockholm
Ingrid
Scandinavia
Frederik
Christian
Alexandrine
Denmark
Ragnhild
Astrid
Norwaed
Eldem
Sweden
Noted Rose Authority to Judge Charleston Show
Sburg Pennsylvania rose experts invite the Charleston Rose Society to judge its annual show at the Daniel Boca hotel next Friday. Dr J Horace McFarland, editor of the American Rose Annual, famed for Breeze Hill Harrisburg testing grounds, will be a guest and judge.
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Sburg
Penn
Charleston Rose Society
Juder Itsarleston
Daniel Boca Hotel
Vckety
H. P. Musser
Horace McFarland
McFarlane
American Nose Annal
Breeze Hill
Harrisburg
Annual Rose Show Postponed For Week
Heavy rain delays the annual rose show at the Daniel Boone hotel. Dr W W Point states the event will likely be held Friday of next week with a definite date to be announced later.
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Daniel Boone Hotel
W. W. Point
Germany summons conscript army amid Nazi racial policy
Germany announces widespread conscription under a new law calling men aged 18 to 45 and women to service in wartime while creating labor battalions. The plan includes 550,000 troops in Germany and a separate 0000 recruits for labor service. Chancellor Hitler singles out Lithuania for potential non aggression pacts as tensions rise.
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Pera
Gere Jay
Germany
Beriod
RTS
von Helthanau
Army
War Ministry
Insaid
Elcawehr
Prospects of Higher Business Indicated by Government Reports
Washington reports from three government sources and Secretary Roper cite signs of stronger business activity. The Federal Reserve notes retail trade and payroll gains above seasonal norms, with $110,000,000 more money in circulation since January. Prosperity discussions cite tax revenue up to $549,180,074 and rising building and wholesale trade as weather impacts fade.
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Commerce Department
Federal Reserve Board
Wenntor
Batter Dusiness
Roper
Acc
Sen. Robinson
Senate
Commerce
Myers to Leave Office June 1 as State Historian and Archivist
Cutford R. Myers will resign as state historian and archivist after 16 years effective June 1. The governor’s office reported no successor selection has begun. Myers, appointed by Governor John J. Cornwell, has served under the governor’s pleasure since his term ended in October 1933, awaiting a new appointment.
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Cutford R. Myers
Wathin Eeelunat
Myers
John J. Cornwell
France
Ump
Coughlin Rally Demands Social Justice At Garden Address
Father Charles Coughlin speaks to about 18 000 at Madison Square Garden urging social justice and criticizing private money control. He ties bonus pensions to veterans and questions U S policies and Britain's credit, amid fanfare from a pro-bonus audience.
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Damon Runyon
U.S
Madison Square Garden
New York
Michigan
Charles Coughlin
Wall Street
U. S
Great Britain
United States
England
Page
Britain
Visit to Camp Boone Offers Health Center Graduation Day
State officials lead visitors to Camp Boone near Keith for graduation exercises and a field day at the state health center for underprivileged children. Maj. Francis Turner directs, with 200 plus children to be conditioned for future placement as diplomas are awarded. Nonfiction events include drills, races, a greasy pig and pole, and a mountain guitarist Perks.
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Camp Boone
Keith
Doane Coun
State Health Center
Maj
Francis ‘Turner
Public Welfare
Turner
Bs Iso
Boone Cong
Leg Broken Girl Limps Six Weeks Without Cast
Margelene Whitehead of Ink Shoals complained of a trained ankle six weeks ago. Her parents took her to the Salvation Army hospital for diagnosis. Examination showed the leg broken. it was laced in a cast and she is now recovering.
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Margelene Whitehead
Ink Shoals
Luther Whitehead
Salvation Army Hospital
Highlights of Roosevelts veto message on veterans benefits
The president condemns a "meagre" bonus plan as violating veteran benefit principles. He warns that advancing certificates risks general pension demands, warns of wartime spending consequences, and urges rehabilitation over broader Special-scope promises. He emphasizes safeguarding national credit and opposing war profit pressures.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Springfield Delivers Sales Tax Relief Amid Deadlock
Illinois action ends stalemate on a sales tax relief bill as the senate passes an amended rate increase to three percent. Gov Horner sees federal funds likely and relief agencies plan rapid reemployment as hunger concerns rise on relief rolls.
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Ill
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Senate
House
Henry Horner
Harry L. Hopkins
FERA
Cleveland
Hllnolg
Minolta Emergency Relief Commisson
Commission
Hopkins
One Dead and Another Wounded in Welch Shooting
In Welch, May 22, a man was killed and a second seriously wounded in a shooting that led to the arrest of storekeeper Zeb Justice. Davidson of Allwar was killed instantly and Hannibal Cline, 22, was badly wounded. Justice said he fired in self defense after Davidson shot Cline and tried to force entry. deputy Walter Stacey noted Justice surrendered after the confrontation outside the store.
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Allwar
Hannibal Cline
Zeb Justice
Davidson Fir
Cline
Walter Stacey
Justice
Pin
Cling Ad
Congress Holds Discharge Bonus Vote Amid Veto Clash
Fragmentary OCR shows discussion of a 1919 discharge bonus and a 1945 adjusted compensation certificate plan. The 1031 bill allowed veterans to borrow up to 50 percent on certificates, passing over Hoover vetoes and facing Patman opposition. Overrides and House actions followed the veto.
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Pyar
Senate
Sua
Aaver+Coullage
Hoover Vete
Pascal Heute
Patman
Fosseve
Roosevelt Veto Drama Draws House Gallery Admiration
Washington scene centered on President Roosevelt as he delivers his veto to a packed House chamber. Members, clerks, and secretaries fill the galleries while Mrs Roosevelt and Alice Roosevelt Longworth observe from the presiding box.
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Senate
House
Roosevelt
Ne Mra
Thorevelt
White House
Joseph W. T
Alice Roosevelt’ Longworth
Nicholas Longworth
Frederick Gillet
Patman “Topetul
Kmall
Wright Patman
Texarkana
Texas
Blysclad
Alica Roosevelt Longworth
Sen Long
D.la
Governor Takes Counties Tax Loss Case to Capitol
Governor plans a Washington trip to seek federal financial aid for West Virginia counties now in national park areas. Five counties, notably Grant, Hardy, Pendleton, Tucker and Preston, face loss of tax revenue as land transfers reduce county funds. The meeting aims to adjust funding to cover shortfalls and restore local government functions.
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West
Virginia
Govnor Kump
Legislatire
Capitol
Washington
National Park
Grandy
Fendieton
Tucker
Preston
George Washington Na Wien
Grant
Uardy
Pendleton
Hampshire
Pocahontas
Randolph
Cleveland M. Batley
Auditor's Office
Congress Passes Patman Bill Despite Roosevelt Veto Threat
The House approved the Patman bill 822 to 98, sending a new money plan to the Senate. Roosevelt condemns paper money payments but the vote momentum favors the measure, with discussion of possible compromise on veteran payments and a call for full cash relief.
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Roosevelt
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Patman
Senate
Representatives
sSan
D.okia
Thomas Renato
Gies Erately
Pateman
Congress
White House
Roousvelte
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Harriton
Senate Ein Tayor
Julle Reed
Senate-House Assembly
Republian
Rep
Cheyenne
Frank N. Bel
Beliefs on FDR Hitler Credit Spark Heated Debate in Robles
In Robles California Bay area a local talk turns on President Franklin D Roosevelt and Adolf Hitler as a speaker contends the two earned credit for policies. The discussion centers on a proposed bonus and the line We have enough for everybody but we got all that they want. The speaker argues for acknowledgment of actions he deems credit to both leaders.
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United States
Congress
Hitler
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