Labor strife and wartime relief in a changing era
The piece critiques government farm subsidies as hurtful to laborers and farmers while condemning media buying and political graft. It praises Salvation Army leaders Capt. and Mrs. W. H. Arnold for charitable work in Louisville and notes a Federal Relief Administration potato misallocation to Kentucky. It also cites Senator Glass defending Harry Byrd and opposing critics of administration policies.
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Hill
Treasury
W. H. Arnold
Salvation Army
Wheeling
Tun
Louisville Courier-Journal
Federal Relief Administration
Chesapeake Bay
Kentucky
Roosevelt
Byrd
Admiral Byrd
Virginia
Glass
Harry Byrd
Harry
Water Power Debate Risks Coal Industry in West Virginia
The Morgantown Dominion News reports strong expert warning that the Federal water power program may lower electricity costs while harming coal and local employment. A National Coal Association pamphlet argues steam plants and cheap coal can beat water power, predicting massive job losses if dams displace coal usage. The piece notes economic waste, peak-load limits, and regional stakes in Monongahela Valley as public debate continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgantown Dominion News
Yynich
National Coal Association
Roosevelt
Coal Association
Monongahela Valley
Tennessee Valley
West Virginia
Peter
Paul
Bridgeport Tri-County
Monongalia County
Taylor County
Menongalia
Morgantown
Monogalia
Resignation of Republican state chair sparks bid for best man
The letter discusses Charley Schuck stepping down as Republican state executive committee chairman and letting Senator Hareld name the successor. It endorses George W. Bowers of Mannington as a strong, mobilizing leader with statewide reach, urging careful selection at the reorganization meeting. It also notes major regional road projects and then shifts to critique of farm policy and grain crop shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Schuck
Republican State Executive Committee
Hareld
Hatfield
Hensbyge W. Bowers
Mannington
Bowers
al- Bagman
Sistine
George W. Bowers
Carter Glass Raps Socialist Policies in Speech
Senator Carter Glass denounces unsound policies and socialistic regimentation in a Kingwood Journal report. The fiery remarks labeled such proposals as dangerous and said to threaten constitutional government and economic liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter Glass
Kingwood Journal
Sales Agents' Continued Competition and Industry Magazine
The passage notes a continuing clash among sales agents in natural gas oil and electricity shaped by the Appalachian trade magazine serving 80 000 industrial coal consumers and retailers, with ongoing intensive follow ups and industry coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appalachian Trade Magazine
Teachers Budget Cuts Show Savings Across District
The district plans to reduce maintenance funds by about 24 000 to restore 21 000 to teachers and cover a 3 000 loss from property value shifts. Savings stem from halting the school health unit, not buying new buses, and minimal maintenance needs as many buildings have been repaired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuhn
Classified Want Ads Rate Sheet and Sample Entries
The notice explains want ad pricing at two cents per word for the first insertion and one cent per word for subsequent insertions with consecutive placement. Minimum charge is 45 cents. Examples list rentals and rooms for rent with street addresses and contact numbers. It mentions reporting urgent errors and that the Sentinel is not responsible for more than one incorrect insertion. The West Virginia Terminix Co offers free termite inspections via W A Woodyard Lumber Co. contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mail
Associated Press
Sentinel
Galloway Youth Dies in Hospital in Elkins
Dominick Germond, 15, son of Joseph and Vincenza Germond of Galloway, died at Elkins hospital after a days illness of jaundice. Survived by five brothers and three sisters. funeral at 10 a.m. Wednesday from parental home with Rev. Father Carroll presiding. Interment in Simpson cemetery. McGlumphrey Flemington undertaker in charge.
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Dominick Germond
Joseph
Vincenza Germond
Galloway
Filkins Hospital
Joe, Jr
John
Charles
Victor
Louis
Anna
Evelyn
Olbina
Carroll
Simpson Cemetery
McGlumphrey
Flemington
Hart In Wreck Injures Fairmont Driver Near Flemington
Lawrence Finley a 28 year old Fairmont resident sustained serious injuries when his car left the road and plunged over a hill near Flemington yesterday morning He suffered a badly cut head and a sprained ankle in the crash authorities said Finley appeared to have lost control of the vehicle and the wreck occurred on the rural stretch reported by local officials
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Lawrence Finley
Fairmont
Flemington
Finley
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Chrysler
Chicago
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Pittsburgh
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Pruntytown
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Samuel Charles Jones
Rev
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New County Cabinet
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Reichsbishop
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NRA
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Associated Prose
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