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Grafton Sentinel

Location

Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1933

Page

7

Leisure as the new hours of work reform the Roaring Twenties

In a CBS report on the NRA leisure promise, Howard Blakeslee cites Jesse F. Williams on managing extra free time. He warns against commercialized fun and “arm chair” attitudes, urging education to prove play belongs in a better life and to develop motor play beyond novices to enjoyment.

NRA Howard W. Blakeslee Associated Press New York Jesse F. Williams Columbia University Columbia Universi

Silk workers gain retroactive wage raise in region

Secretary Cordell Hull reviews London Conference with Roosevelt as 26 000 silk workers receive a retroactive 25 percent increase in piecework and hourly pay. The Full Fashioned Hosiery Manufacturers of America announced the July 31 decision in Philadelphia, echoed by 108 Eastern Pennsylvania and Southern New Jersey firms a fortnight earlier.

Cordell Hull Roosevelt Varandal White House Hyde Aork N.Y Philadelphia Hos Direc Tors

Sundown Fories Sundown Fories

Mary Graham Kenner presents a perilous lake incident where Willy Nilly the Crow rescues Christopher after a dangerous plunge. The friends rush to his aid, with Christopher revived briefly before sinking again, leaving them fearful for his recovery and fate.

Mary Graham Kenner Chrisopher Epher Columbus Crow Willy Willy Vistopher Willy Nilly Tate Christopher Mischiev

Farm chase leaves tired animals in weary tale

A farmer pursues two exhausted animals nicknamed Puffy and Fluff. The animals speak of weariness after a strenuous chase, with Fluffy admitting the pursuit drained their strength. The rustic scene reflects hardship and perseverance in farm life.

Fluffy

Shirt Factory Picketing Shocks Frostburg Crowd

About 200 Berkowitz Shirt Factory workers from Uniontown visited Frostburg on a Wednesday morning. They parked trucks on East Union Street and gathered in front of the Frostburg Shirt Factory, singing as their committee conducted talks. The visit aimed to persuade Frostburg workers to join the Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America, with Miss Mary Elizabeth McCarthy claiming the Uniontown women are being organized. She noted her husband manages the Cleveland office of the union.

Frostburg Berkowitz Shirt Factory Uniontown Frostburg Shirt Berkowitz Company East Union Street Mary Elizabeth McCarthy Brownsville Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America Cleveland Amalgamated Clothing

Brownsville Workers Leader Named Organizer

A statement identifies a worker as in charge of organizing the Brownsville labor effort. The note highlights his role in coordinating local labor activities and overseeing the worker group’s structure and actions.

The Brownsville Workers

Three West Liberty Concord and Fairmont colleges list faculty

Charleston reports state board secretary David Kirby announced faculty lists for three colleges. West Liberty State Teachers College lists John C. Shreven as president, Concord State Teachers College with J. F. Marek, and Fairmont State Teachers College with Joseph Rosier as president. The Fairmont roster includes numerous women instructors, with only one new name Cla ra K. Sage noted.

Charleston David Kirby State Board of Education Kirby West Liberty State Teacher's College John C. Shreven Concord State Teachers College J. F. Marek Fairmont State Teachers College Joseph Rosier J. W. Pence M. Dorcas Dora M. Mason M E B. McCarty P F Opp Emma Parsons Blanche Price Mary B Price Rhodes Edna Richmond E. M. Roberts H F. Rogers Clara K. Sage J. F Shreve H. A. Shutts Oliver Shurtleff Ruth Staley Hazel Swaney Marjorie Tate Katherine L.thomas L. A. Wallmen R. D. Ward Sara M. Watts Frank S. White Gregory John Heim Minnie Ralph Snyder Nick Uzzi Fairmont Fairmont State Teachers Star Fairmont College

Nevada to swap 23000 acres for park land with govt

Nevada completes exchange of 23,000 acres of homestead and desert land with the federal government for lands to be preserved as a park. The deal transfers ownership and aims to expand public recreation space.

Nevada

Johnson Warns Retailers to Preserve Hours for Workers

President Roosevelt’s recovery program applies wage and hour oversight to retailers and grocers across states. Hugh S. Johnson warned 5,000,000 workers’ employers that shorting hours or dodging agreed terms could undermine the relief act, with Blue Eagle endorsement tied to compliance as temporary agreements endure until permanent codes are set.

Washington Recovery Administration Hugh 8. Johnson Kostusko County Baltimore N. R.A Roosevelt Hugh 5. Johnson

Treed Shot Wins Odd Golf Moment at New England Amateur

A Willamantic, Ohio player mishit a drive at the New England Amateur, aiming for a par and ending with a humorous tree-assisted shot on the 19th extra hole. He saved par from the green but lost the match on the final net hole.

Dow .Ahern Willlamantic New England Dex Green

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