Pastors Plan County Group To Lead Religious Welfare
Ministers of city and county churches and Sabbath school leaders will meet in Grafton in September to form an organization to replace the Taylor County Council of Religious Education. The plan, arising from Wednesday’s county council session, aims to conduct a thorough religious census, revive welfare work, and address lax religious training, with Dellett Newton noted as a former president and key organizer.
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Grafton
Taylor County Council of Religious Education
County Council
Dellett Newton
Taylor County
General Salary Bill Face Push to Exempt Institutions
Charleston reports the House rejected a motion to instruct conferees to exempt state educational and eleemosynary institutions from a proposed 20 percent personnel slash. The defeat leaves conferees uninstructed while a special session spent $26,745.89 from July 12 to August 25, per State Treasurer W. S. Johnson.
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Mittee
House
W. 8. Johnson
Masterbill Passed by House in Cost-Cutting Push
Still The Master ad the backbone of the legisla ture's economy program, was pass ed finally by the House of Dele gates. The vote was 57 to 1. A two-hour fight preceded the vote on the bill which would cut down the incomes of employes of the state and its sub-divisions. The principal opposition was to provisions for abolition of the state board of education and the inclusion of municipalities in the bill. The measure was passed after the House voted down a motion by Delegate Wilkinson to recommit it to the joint conference committee and go with instructions to conferees not to recede from House amendments on education board and municipalities.
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State Board of Education
House
Wilkinson
Cabell
Joint Conference Committee
Board of Education and Municipalities
Conference Committee
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Board of Public Wo
Senate
Joint Legislative Economy Committee
Conley
Auditor's Office
Nudete
Board of Public Jisary Board of
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
White
R. Mingo
Herold
D. Braxton
West Virginia
State Department of Mines
Charleston
Holt
Randolph
D Harrison
West Virginia lawmakers cut state payrolls and set salaries
The special session approved a 20 percent general pay cut for state workers with exemptions for police and those under fixed contracts. Salaries for key posts such as the university football coach and athletic director were pegged at 4000 dollars annually, with other athletic staff likewise capped. The bill aims to reduce public expenses while preserving essential services and forbids hiring spouses in public offices. The measure moves to the governor for final action.
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Supreme Court
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Department of Mines
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Weston
Spencer State Hospital
Huntington State Hospital
Rutherford Sanitarium
Denmar Sanitarium
Welch Emergency Hospital
McKendree Emergency Hospital
Hopemont Sanitarium
Saturday Specials Veal Roast to Lamb Leg at Jacobs Market
Veal Roast Veal Stew Veal Chops Lamb Roast Lamb Leg Lamp Stew Old Chickens full dressed 23¢ Ib Young Chickens full dressed 300 call 459 C. D. Jacobs Meat Market formerly Bush Market 19 West Main Street.
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C. D. Jacobs Meat Market
Bush Market
West Main Street
Pennsylvania Governor calls for clean Republican ticket
Governor Gifford Pinchot urged Pennsylvania Republicans to abandon Davis amid federal racketeering indictments. He pressed the state committee to preempt a ticket with a candidate free of suspicion and warned Davis could be defeated or refused seating. Senator Davis, at a Loyal Order of Moose gathering, declined to comment on the demand.
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Sylvania
Republican State Committee
Pennsylvania
United States
Senate
Commonwealth
Davis
William S. Ware
Vare
Pinchot
Ware
Clevald
James J. Davis
Gifford Pinchot
the Loyal Order of Moose
Returning to the Stage Doris Vinton Dance Star Returns
Doris Vinton, once a Broadway dancing star, is back on stage after a retirement sparked by her 1929 marriage to a Wall Street broker. Associated Press photo.
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Doris Vinton
Wall Street
Associated Press
Coal rates argued to save road in hearings
Washington August. S Bronson general counsel for the Pittsburgh and West Virginia railroad told the Interstate Commerce Commission suspension board he could not see coal kept from receivers if rate cuts are not allowed. He urged restoring a 10 cent per ton differential between eastern Ohio and western Pennsylvania to the Lake Port locality during the hearing on the Pennsylvania Ohio rates dispute.
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Aug
Upar
S. Bronson
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Railroad
Interstate Commerce ‘Commission Suspension Board
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Lorath
Huron
Ohio
Bronson
Pennays
Air derby legs tighten as Cessna edges Jefferson City
At Parks airport east of St Louis sixty six of about 190 planes entered the transcontinental air derby. El don Cessna of Wichita Kansas won the leg from Jefferson City by a fraction of a second. County Clerk Frank Bennett, bedridden by illness, managed a brief appearance yesterday.
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East St.Louis
Til
Parks Airport
Eldon Cessna
Wichita
Kan
Jefferson City
Frank Bennett
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