Grafton Daily Sentinel details and classifieds rates
The Grafton Daily Sentinel outlines publication details, editorial offices at 102 Latrobe Street, and pricing for daily and carrier/subscription options. It notes Associated Press rights, letters to the editor guidelines, and advertising rates with deadlines and composition charges.
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Latrobe Street
Grafton
W. Va
Grafton Printing Co
Postofice
Mail
Associated Press
Fear and enforce highway safety drive public action
The state police claim a campaign against drunken drivers as a war on unsafe road use. Calls for mandatory semi annual car inspections persist, citing New Jersey as a model. Divorces in the presidential family raise public attention while Huey Long faces political clashes in New Orleans. Broaddus College seeks fiscal reform and stronger leadership to secure its future.
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New Jersey
New York City
Hudson River Tubes
Amos and Andy Parody Reflects Hype in Public Finance
The Cumberland Daily News compares modern political pitches to the Amos n Andy gag of inflated profits and rosy futures. It argues officials promise enormous funds through bonds and hopeful treasuries, ignoring real sources and future repayments.
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Andy
Amos
Cumberland Daily News
Amos 'N
Fourteenth District race set for Pownall Reynolds clash
In the Fourteenth district a Republican Senate nomination fight shapes up between Hetel S. Pownall of Hardy county and veteran E. Bunker Reynolds, with a third candidate likely. Pownall, a World War veteran and former American Legion state commander, is urged by Progressives to challenge Reynolds for the party leadership and reform of the district. Also noted is a Kiwanis Merchants picnic at Grafton Park with lemonade and a dance on August 9 to support underprivileged children.
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Filkins Inter-Mountain
Hetel S. Pownall
Hardy County
E. Bunker Reynolds
Senate
Pownall
Reynolds
Mr. White
Fourteenth
Grant
Hardy
Mineral
Preston
Tucker
Legion
State Senate
Vote At Home Letter Questions Hodges Candidacy In Taylor County
A June to July 1934 letter to the editor from Taylor County WV questions Senator Charles E Hodges candidacy from Morgantown. It alleges Hodges lacked county endorsement, accuses county chairman of misreporting, recalls a 1933 meeting at the Waldo hotel, and links Hodges to districting moves. The writer cites Roosevelt era activities, local club failures, and possible future state impact including a dam project and hospital prospects.
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Edjtor Holt
Charles E. ‘Hodges
Morgantown
Hodges
William J. Hussion
Senator Hodges
Taylor County
J. M. Strous
Monongalia
State Senate
Waldo Hotel
Clarksburg
Young Democratic Club
Marion County
Roosevelt
Court House
Taylor
Hazel-Atlas
State University
First on Public Enemy List in Taylor County
A fragment urges Taylor county citizens to vote at home and chide opponents who boasted of sending help from Monongalia to influence state senate races. The item questions selling to Morgantown residents and receiving legal or medical services from Monongalia, calling for civic scrutiny.
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Macedonia
Monongaia
Senate
Morgantown
Monongalia
Taylor County
Statements of Condition for Grafton Banking & Trust Co
Receiver C B Lawhead swears the June 30 1934 statement reflects assets liabilities and disbursements with figures for loans discounts cash on hand and unsecured liabilities. The document lists earned interest uncollected income and protection expenses including receiver salary travel and legal costs amid a suspension since 1931.
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Grafton Banking & Trust Company
Grafton
W. Va
I. C. E. Lawhead
Grafton Banking & Trust
C. B. Lawhead
Appoir Res
HO. L. C
Ceiver
Aia
Defend Rights Rally Pins Hope on County Unity
A letter urges citizens to oppose factional leaders and defend the state senate position for Taylor, warning that rights must be preserved and urging county support during a period of upgrade. The page also notes a community greeting and announces the Kiwanis Merchants picnic on August 9 at Grafton Park.
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Marion
State Senate
Taylor
Cightfal Tion
Lan
Primary Election Notice in West Virginia 1934
Notice of primary election published July 13 1934 in Taylor County West Virginia requests Republican support for congress nomination in the First West Virginia district. It outlines August 7 1934 voting at each precinct and November 6 1934 general election date.
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West Virginia
Congress
Republica
Taylor County
Wes
Virginia
Repuican
Paign
BE. Morgan
Fairmont
W. Va
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