Policy Group Created by GOP Amid Debate
Chicago November 5 AP Creation of a program committee to draft Republican policies was approved by the national committee. The group will have at least 100 members chosen by the executive body after consulting congressmen and party leaders. Its task is to study government issues and reflect the views of rank and file and various party affiliates. Objections arose from some members while others supported the move as a realignment away from stereotype politics.
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Chicago
Republican National Committee
National Committee
John D. M. Hamilion
Btte
Mutuarose
Nes Pady
Harrison el” Spangler
Tows Had
Creager
Texas
Spangler
Alf ‘Mu Landon
The
Coccubl
Hee
Bright Trade Outlook Seen for Charleston West Virginia
Charleston and West Virginia show brighter trade prospects as unemployment declines to a record low since the state employment service began and general relief claims hit a new trough. Production gains are noted in the state though national figures lag, with es timated output around 10,700,000 tons for four weeks ending Oct 27.
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Charleston
West Virginia
Charleston Clearing House Association
State Employment Service
Department of Public Assistence
West Virginks
State Department of Money
Democrats Plan Dinner Tuesday Roosevelt day dinner in Charleston school cafeteria
The fifth annual Roosevelt day dinner will be held Tuesday night in the Charleston high school cafeteria under the auspices of the Young Democrats of America. Harry Trotter announces the national plan with Walter Virgil Hos s as West Virginia state chairman. Kanawha county clubs will be represented. Committees list includes Finance chaired by Harry Adams and Tickets with A E Hansbarger.
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Charleston
Auspieca
Young Democratic Clubs of America
Harry Trotter
United States
Walter Virgil Hoss
Kanawha County
Harry Adams
Edwin B. Hutchinson
Isaiah Simith
Lois Ford
Irene Summers
A. E Hansbarger
Theresa Egnor
John Sheffield
Josephing Fisher
Dora Benedy
Garland Wilkinson
Raymond Osborne
Carl Samples
Charles Waener
Clarice Bowles
Walter Wagner
Anna Blake
Robert Price
Dorothy
Libbey-Owens Co To Build Offices In Toledo
Libbey-Owens Co to construct an office building in Toledo costing about 100000. Bids for construction will be opened Tuesday at the Toledo office. The glass glazed exterior will use pre-molded concrete blocks, a process unique to the firm. Tucker and Silling are the architects. Several houses were moved from the site previously, and the 48 by 100 foot building will sit across the street PB the west outside the city limits.
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Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Company
Owens
Toledo
Tucker and Silling Architects
Jury Ponders Hahn Verdict In Murder Trial
In Cincinnati the Anna Marie Hahn murder case jury deliberated over two hours without a verdict and was locked in for resume work tomorrow. Judge Bell explained three possible verdicts including death penalty or life sentence, and instructed first to determine Wagner’s killing before considering related deaths. The defense urged mercy as the state pressed for a verdict on the migrant’s alleged slewings for gain.
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Bulletini
Cincinnati
Anna Marie Hahn
Common Pleas Court
Jacob Wagner
Charles S. Bell
Hahn
Wagner
Labor Peace Asked by FDR
President Roosevelt used his influence to urge an end to labor's civil war as conferees from the CIO and the AF of L renewed peace talks. He said the administration would not take part, though a White House visit by CIO delegate Matthew Woll was planned. The CIO and AFL leaders discussed industr ial unions versus craft unions, with William Green urging seamen to join the AFL's maritime union. Curran criticized Greens stance as Green nears dotage.
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Washington
Roosevelt
C. SO
A. F. of L
White House
Matthew Woll
American Federation of Labor
Walens
Green
William Green
Federation
A. F
Lea International Seamen's Union
Joseph Curran
C. I. O's Maritime Union
Scientists Isolate First Brain Disease Virus
Howard W. Blakeslee reports the first complete isolation of a brain disease causative agent. A protein substance in crystal form, isolated from horse brains by Dr. T. Ten Brook and Dr. W. M. Stanley, may link two human brain diseases to proteins. Potato proteins killing tobacco plants are noted as a related discovery.
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Howard W. Blakeslee
Philadelphia
Science Today
Dacter
CT. Ten Brook
Rockefellernstitute
Princeton
W. M. Stanley
University of Pennsylvania
Stanley
Duke and Duchess Cancel U S Visit After Labor Storm
Paris reports the Duke and Duchess of Windsor canceled their U S trip due to labor opposition and guide withdrawal. They postpone any future U S visit and will stay in Paris, sending thanks to inviting industrial firms and noting regret toward President Roosevelt.
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Paris
INS
Duke and Duchess of Windsor
America
Charles E. Bedoux
England
Uner
Bremen
I. Fe Viel
Roosevelt
White House
U. S
Duke of Windsor
I Fea
Waal
Duke
Americcan
Germany
Capital Stunned By Duke's Decision
Washington reports fear of international complications from hostilities toward the Duke and Duchess of Windsor led to the abrupt cancellation of their American tour. Officials feared demonstrations could be seen as a direct attack on British royalty and damage British prestige globally.
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Washington
Duchess of Windsor
Edward
Windsors May Face Route to Soviet Russia or Scandinavia
London reports circulated that the Duke of Windsor may travel to Soviet Russia to study conditions or proceed to Scandinavia as part of welfare investigations. Friends of the couple criticize America for closing its doors, while Buckingham Palace circles favor the journey as the most likely immediate outcome.
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London
Duke of Windsor
Soviet Russia
U. S
America
Buckingham Palace
Russie
Read Is Hanged At State Prison
MOUNDSVILLE Nov. 5 With a smile on his lips William Brown Read 25 died on the gallows tonight after a dramatic protest of innocence in the torch murder of W Earl Dollman He declared I am innocent and said he was in Richmond the night the man was killed Read named Joseph Kirby and Lawrence Gingell as the killers while the witnesses and compains serve life terms He faced 75 spectators before the hood was placed and spoke to a priest before death
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Moundsville
Wiliam Brown
W. Earle Dallman
Four Corners
O. P. Wilson
H. B. Ashworth
West Virginia
Read
Charleston
Braxton County
Farle Dollman
Richmond
Joseph Kirby
Lawrence Gingell
Royal Redeemer
BM. J. Coghlan
Father
Sergt
J. P. Horne
West Virginia State Police
Martinsburg
Sutton
Tage 3
Cal
Family quarrel aired before FDR
Washington November 5 The bituminous coal commission carried its personnel and policy quarrel before President Roosevelt today. The seven members met with the president and left. Chairman Charles F. Hosford Jr said his resignation remains on the president's desk while the panel completes fixing minimum prices for bituminous coal next month. The split on staff appointments is four to three with J C Lewis of Iowa in the minority.
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Washington
Cnal Commission
Roosevelt
White House
Toome
Charles F. Hosford, Jr
Hosford
Nosford
Commission
J. C. Lewis
Iowa
United Mine Workers
Sen. Herring
D. Towa
C. E. Smith
West Virginia
Mrs. J. W. Dawson Succumbs in Charleston Hospital
Mrs. J. W. Dawson age about 00 of 1213 Virginia Street died in a Charleston hospital after a long illness. She was widow of a prominent coal operator. Survived by daughter Mrs. Hess travel from California. two sisters Mrs. Walter Ashby of Charleston and Mrs. Walter Harris of Virginia. a niece Mrs. J. W. Hubbard and nephew Joseph Ashby, both of Charleston. Body taken to Simpson mortuary.
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J. W. Dawson
Virginia Street
Charleston
Hess
California
Walter Ashby
Walter Harris
Virginia
J. W. Hubbard
Joseph Ashby
Simpson Mortuary
Japs Thrust Chinese Back On Two Fronts
Japanese forces push Chinese from four villages along the Soochow creek and drive toward Shanghai's approaches, with reports of a foothold north of the creek and advances toward Taiyuanfu as Chinese retreat accelerates.
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Shanghai
China
Soochow Creek
Soochow
Rubicon Village
North China
Tailyuanfu
Peiping
Britain Urges Plan Approval in Civil War Isolation Effort
Britain pressed Spain and the insurgent regime to approve the non intervention plan to withdraw foreign volunteers from the 13 month civil war. London sent notes through the Valencia and Hendaye diplomats seeking quick replies to Franco and Iranco. Edges of European powers remained split on withdrawal methods and belligerent rights as Franco’s forces reportedly pressed into Aragon, signaling the campaign’s first phase.
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London
Great Britain
Valencia
Hendaye
Francisco Iranco
Europe
Tehets
Franco
Aragon
Spain
Spanish Foreign Legionnaires
Chinese Mediation Report Sparks Brussels Conference Tensions
Brussels dispatch reports the Chinese delegation denying a Berlin claim that Hitler could umpire the Far Eastern conflict. Saburo Kurusu questions Japan's willingness to accept mediation, complicating an impasse over a peace note to Japan. Delegates seek amendments and a revised draft, with no clear path to a Japanese reply.
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Brussels
Hitler
Germany
Saburo Kurusu
Belgium
Japan
Berlin
China
Heme Ribbentrop
Rome
Alee
Bel
Alan
Paul Speak
Jenan
Kurusu
Chine
Mary
Italy
Luigi Aldravandi-Marcotti
Ching
Anthony Eden
London
Russia Ready Declares Envoy at Carnegie Hall Anniversary
Soviet ambassador Alexander Troyanovsky told a New York audience at Carnegie Hall that Russia is ready for any emergency to defend its borders and warned against adversaries testing strength with the Red Army. He spoke on the twentieth anniversary of the U.S.-Soviet alliance era, criticizing certain nations for premature bravado.
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New York
Alexander A. Troyanovsky
U.S
Carnegie Hall
U.5
S. H
Troyanovsky
Russia
Lenin
Water Company Litigation Seen Skirmish in Charleston WV
A battle looms over Charleston's plan to take over West Virginia Water Service. At 10 am yesterday Solleiter Hill presented a formal notice to Cornelius Vandenberg, president of the water company, on authority from Mayor Dawson. Vandenberg denied having seen the notice and, with clerk sued, said no comment.
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Aftidavit
Chapman
Pleas for More School Funds At WV Conclave
Ten thousand West Virginia teachers studied the convention platform as pleas for more money for schools teachers and buildings dominated the State Education Association gathering. The group approved legislative reports urging a special session on teachers’ salaries increased school aid and property levy revisions. Charleston won the next year’s meeting over Wheeling, 130 to 120. The federation plan includes six groups: county teacher associations higher education principals and superintendents classrooms associations.
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Clarksburg
West Virginia
Pall Teed
State Education Association
Charleston
Wheeling
West Virginia Association of Higher Education
West Virginia Association of Elementary Principals
West Virginia Association of Secondary Principals
West Virginia Association of Superintendents
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