Four Ordered to Quit Town After Drunken Arrests
Four transients, all cited for drunkenness at the federal home, were ordered to leave the town within an hour by Mayor E Otto Waugh in police court. The mayor warned they would face ten days in jail if they did not depart. Several named and unnamed men faced additional penalties for public intoxication and disorderly conduct.
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Federal
E. Otto Waugh
A. E. Lockard
Gideon Coulson
Bristol
Tonn
Steve Kirch
Toledo
Steve
Fellows
Delmar Pierce
la Hfollette
David Erroll
Cincinnati
Washington
Erroll
James Remlinger
Clarence Sapp
J. F. Clingan
Labor and Industry Named To New National Board
President Roosevelt named Joseph Warren Madden as chairman of the new national labor disputes board under the Wagner act. John Michael Carmody and Edwin Smith are the other two members, with Madden a Pittsburgh lawyer and former law dean, Carmody an industrial engineer and ex coal board chief, and Smith Massachusetts labor commissioner and NRA official. Labor was expected to approve the selections.
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Roosevelt
National Labor Disputes Board
Joseph Warren Madden
Center
Pittsburgh
John Michael Carmody
Old
National Mediation Board
Edwin §. Smith
Massachusetts
Madden
The
Law College of
West Virginia University
Chicago
Ohio
Carmody
National Bituminous Coal Labor Board
U. S. Civil Works Administration
Smith
NRA
Historic Senate Ends After Long Session
Congress wrapped a historic session with major actions including the $48 billion work relief bill, Social Security expansion, a temporary neutrality policy, a retooled Federal Reserve Board, and constitutional debates sparked by the NRA. Expenditures authorized reached about $10.25 billion.
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House
Senate J
America
Federal Reserve Board
Supreme Court
New Deal
NRA
Senate
World Court
Pastor Chosen Seeks Grant For Hospital Public Building
Attorney Watkins states a pastor is selected to pursue a 45 percent grant with a loan for the remainder if a hospital qualifies as a public building. He argues the statute allows funds for public buildings and plans to persuade PWA officials the hospital fits. Dr. Dorsey Peck and Postmaster James T. Murphy joined Watkins on the Washington trip.
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Watkins
PWA
Dorsey Peck
James T. Murphy
Washington
Radio Program Schedule and Tube Ad Prices
A dense listing details NBC CBS and other stations with 30 minute to midnight airings featuring soprano Ann Lester, orchestras, choirs, comedians, and drama segments. It includes many specific programs and performers such as George Lee, the Charioteers, Amos n Andy, and Lux’s dance orchestras, plus a lengthy RCA tube pricing advertisement with set prices and extra discounts.
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Nbc—News
Ann Lester
CBS
Kuban Cossack Choir
Orch
WFBE
WGN
WLW
Jack Armstrong
NBC
Billy and
Betty
WJZ
Lowell Thomas
Dick Fidler
Amos 'N
Andy
Just Entertainment
KDKA
Bob Elson
Virginia Vernill
Tony
Gus
Palmer House
WWVA
Gaile Page
Singin
Sam
Buck Rogt
Dot
Will
Pittsburgh
Abner
Bob Newhall
Boake Carter
Mario Cozzi
Palmer
Bob Nolan
Terry and
Ted
Leo Reisman
Phil Ducy
Johnny
Crime Clues
Tommy Ryan
WSM
Grady Moore
Jack and
Velma
Welcome Valley
Jeanette Nolan
Wayne/King's Orchestra
KMOX
Holly Wood
Election Costs and Volunteers Stir Local Debate
Proposing a special levy, Prosecuting Attorney J. C. Holtz said newspapers agreed to publish notices free of charge and predicted 66 election officials and 44 clerks could serve without expense. He noted a home owner would pay about 94 cents per $1,000 valuation if the levy passes to fund hospital construction, while questions about borrowing were raised. Mrs. Maude Parkes, 46, of South Parkersburg, died from injuries in an automobile wreck.
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Watkins
Washington
J.C. Holtz
Atorney
O. J. Fleming
Parkersburg
Maude Parkes
South Parkersburg
News Register Merger Made In Wheeling
The Wheeling Register suspends as a morning paper and merges with the Wheeling News to form the News Register. C. E. Smith becomes editor. the merged paper will endorse Franklin D. Roosevelt and the New Deal while published in the News plant.
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Wheeling
Wheeling Register Today
Wheeling News
News-Register
The
Register
C. E. Smith
Fairmont Times
H. G. Ogden
News
Smith
Morning Intelligencer
Ogden
Intelligencer
Roosevelt
News- Register
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Senate Debate on Neutrality Policy and War Involvement
Senator Pope in England warned the U S might enter a war if European conflicts escalate. Robinson challenged the view in senate remarks arguing against implying U S resources would back nonpeaceful European settlements. The Senate backed a permanent embargo on arms shipments though a temporary plan was substituted after talks with President Roosevelt.
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Puge
Pope
Idaho
England
Robinson
Senate
House
Roosevelt
Justice Held Continues Questioning In Westwood Case
Westwood and Drexler faced detectives after Mrs. Westwood’s death and were released on an alibi claiming they were at a night club with two women. Police noted one of the witnesses said the men left the party for about half an hour.
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Justice Held
Westwood
Drexler
Mayor Vows Stricter Rabies Rules To Protect Children
The mayor warns enforcement will improve despite past laxity, citing neighborhood complaints. He says the city has a duty to protect children and will eliminate local rabies danger, not target beloved pets.
Barber Consumes A Feast On Page One
Tony Barber eats pounds of spaghetti with sauce and cheese, twelve spring chickens, two sirloin steaks, a meat roast, and a gallon of beer before calling a halt after a 20 pound gain. The proprietor offers Italian ice cream but he declines.
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Circus Gourmand
Tony
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Veloz & Yolander
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March of Time
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Red Birds
Carl Hoff
Dorsey Brothers
Amos
WGBF
Henry Myers
Tony and
Jesse Crawford
Lum
Paul Whiteman
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Tom Baker
Wenr
Herm Crone
Lylé Smith
Jan Savitt
Tom Gentry
Ace Brigade
Ranny Weeks
Harry Dickman
Odies
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Orches
Gene Burchell
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Arlie Simmon
Jesse Rine
WBS
Ted Weems
Arlie Simmonds
Joe Sanders
Meredith Wilson
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Continental Gypsies
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First Timer
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