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Grafton Sentinel

Location

Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1936

Page

7

Service clubs urged to sell noble ideals, aid civics

Attorney Jed W. Robinson told Graf ton Kiwanis that service clubs have become national assets and must live up to civic expectations. He urged business leaders to join, practice club principles in commerce, and strengthen the nation through honest enterprise. J. L. Evans Jr discussed the Kiwanis Merchants picnic planned for August 27.

Kiwanis Rotary Lions Civitan Mr. Robinson Vou Robinson J.L. Evans, Jr Kiwanis-Merchants Alden Beagle Parti

End Near for Youngstown Truck Tieup

In Youngstown a lengthy truck strike conference ended with union leaders and hauling officials agreeing on wage increases aimed to end the walkout affecting most local cartage firms. A vote will be taken on the plan, which offers 40 to 47 cents more per hour for dock workers and varied raises for drivers, potentially restoring operations. About 200 drivers met and 800 to 1,000 are expected for the vote. The 200 drivers voted to release all freight from terminals, opening the door to resumption of local hauling.

Youngstown Ralph E. Elser Chauffeurs and Teamsters Union George Rosenhemer Rosenhemer

Labor Reclassification Ordered By WPA Leaders

Charleston reports WPA directs a reclassification of labor to separate skilled from unskilled applicants. State Administrator F Witcher McCullough notes many skilled workers apply as unskilled, believing common labor is in higher demand. He says a shortage of skilled labor exists for some projects.

Charleston WPA F. Witcher McCullough

Radio Schedule Dense With NBC CBS and Local Stations

A detailed late evening and midnight radio grid lists programs across NBC CBS and local stations including WMMN KDKA WCPO WLW WGN and more. Entries cover music orchestras singers comedy drama and news with time stamps from 6:00 P M to midnight and feature names like Kostelanetz Rabinsohn Rubinoff and Xavier Cugat along with shows such as Amos n Andy Easy Aces Burns and Allen and Your Hit Parade.

NBC Amos Andy WJZ Easy Aces KMOX Lee Wiley WLW the Johnsons WGN Blackstone WMMN Transradio Uncle Ezra Renfrew WGBF Tarzan KDKA Irving Aaronson CNBC Edwin C. Hill CBS Boake Carter Dan Sylvia WCPO Secratary Hawkins Hornberger C. Geis Helen I Rubinoff Vio Woowo Earl Gardner Burns & Allen Mi ‘Watson Jacques Rena Wayne King Donald Nevis Blancon Wills WLS Rhythm Orchestra WOWO Orch Kay Thompson Ray Heatherton David Wjz Woman’s Symphony Job Sanders WRAL Jo Arthur Orc Ward Locke WKRC Wire—Open House Phillips ‘Lord Carl Hoff Dietrich Ozzie Nelson American Family Robinson Spriggs Woowwo Orches Jack Berch Horace Heldt WJR Duncan Moore Ferde Grofe King's Jesters WJ2 John B. Kennedy Bob Burns Wave—Melody Band M. Wmmn Don Bester Fletcher Henderson WTAM Great Benny ‘Méroft Eddie House Wgn—Dance Orchestra WHAS Veloz & Yolanda

Ramblers to Perform at Field House Event on 27th

Clyde N. Mays led last night’s program featuring Mr. Robinson with 26 members and one guest, Dr. Paul P. Warden, in attendance. The event highlighted the famous California Ramblers plans for dances at the field house on the evening of the 27th.

Cular California

Black men charged in bridge assault on salesman

POINT PLEASANT Aug 19 Police charged Floyd Mitchell and Harry A Exander Jr both described as negroes from Gallipolis Ohio with attempting to cause fatal harm to Deaver B Stuart a Clarksburg salesman The chief said the men confronted Stuart as he walked over the Ohio River bridge and that there was no motive identified.

Point Pleasant Floyd Mitchell Harry A. Exander, Jr Gallipolis Deaver B. Stuart Clarksburg Colley Stewart Ohio River Bridge

Union Strike Ties Up City Bus Service In Demand Fight

Bus drivers walk out halting daily service of 100 buses as workers press for union recognition, higher wages, and shorter work weeks. Picket lines form at the garage while other tradesmen demand wage bumps and shorter hours, with overtime and Sunday rates in dispute.

International Fat Workers Amalagamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers

Resigns as Rector Fox to Lead Nelson Parish

The Rev. H. Carlton Fox resigns as rector of St. Luke's Episcopal church to take the pastorate at Nelson Parish church in Jefferson county.

Fairmont Man Killed When Struck By Train

Morgantown August 19. J Hugh Harrington 60 of Fairmont died after being found along the B O railroad tracks near Uffington with a crushed skull. Trainmen discovered him and he succumbed in hospital.

Fairmont Morgantown J. Hugh Harrington Uffington

National Labor Strife Within A F L Deepens

The article notes internal conflict in the American Federation of Labor as leaders debate freedom of association and self organization. It discusses the board's stance on letting labor groups solve their issues via their own established procedures and mentions continued support for Roosevelt amid labor tensions.

Green Roosevelt A. F. of L

Federation President Affirms Neutral Stance in Election

William Green, federation president, declares admiration for the president remains unchanged and the federation will stay neutral in the election. Arthur Markel from the telegraphers union executive board receives the movement after Green discusses a report by William Hutcheson linking a Roosevelt vote to the Republican labor committee. The AFL executive council, dominated by craft unions, plans to expel Lewis unions if they do not disband the committee for industrial organization by Labor Day.

William Green Federation Green Athur Markel Telegraphers Union William Hutcheson The Carpenters Union Republican Party Labor Committee Roosevelt Committee For Industrial Organization A. F. of L. Executive Council Lewis

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