Philippi High Teachers Assigned Jobs
Philippi Aug 28 faculty assigned by principal J H Carpenter. Students report for registration Monday Sept 3 at 9 am. New and continuing staff listed across departments. Enrollment rise forced move of Smith Hughes division to Crim building, freeing space for high school activities. Athletic gear funded. football teams equipped. Four new instructors join Philippi faculty: Covert Wisgoner Wolfe Zinn.
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Paul Dickenson
Beryl Gulentz
Enlish
George M. Kittle
Virginia Starkey
Flora Swecker
Paul Watson
F.C. Waggon
Sterling Wolfe
Comees
Maurice Zinn
J. H. Carpenter
Carpenter
Smith-Hughes
Crim
Main Street
Philippi
Margaret Covert
F.C. Wisgoner
Maurice ‘Zinn
Technicolor spectacle planned for Rothschild film finale
Opera House reports a lavish sequence in The House by Rothschild with Nathan Rothchild portrayed by Geo. Arliss. Producers chose Technicolor to capture two-stage coronation grandeur, employing 75 technicians and borrowed lighting, amid a black and white assessment of the scene.
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Rothschild
Nathan Rothchild
Geo. Arliss
England
Joseph M., Schenk
Darryl F. Zanuck
Richard Day
St. James Palace
Hollywood
Grafton School Listings and Local Notes Continue
A lengthy community bulletin lists multiple Grafton schools from elementary to five room and central campuses with principals such as Harry S. White and Mason Tucker. The report notes strong summer business and a favorable fall outlook, plus a sighting of a wolf in Pittsfield, Mass, the first spated since 1904.
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Grafton
Pittsfield
Mass
Messenger Boy Fined for Peeping Acts
Richard Austin a Western Union messenger was arraigned in police court before Acting Mayor Fred V. Kunst on loitering and peeping charges at a Washington street home. He received a $10 fine and a suspended sixty day jail term after admitting nocturnal visits and an attempt to peep.
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Richard Austin
Western Union Telegraph Company
Fred V. Kunst
Washington Street
Austin
Hel Couch
Charles C. King
Woman Arrested After $72 Western Union Robbery
Norfolk police arrested Vera Maxwell after she robbed a Western Union Telegraph office, taking $72 at gunpoint. Identified by a witness in a police lineup, she admitted the hold-up and a revolver was found in her handbag. She was detained after returning to her home and later refused to stand with other prisoners.
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Norfolk
Vera Maxwell
Western Union
Mary E Cole
Little Hope continues labor strife across mills
The piece reports on tensions at nine north Alabama mills amid strikes. Paul A. Redmond denies plans to arm plants, while Harry Hopkins protests misread reports of FERA support. He says relief will not fund strikes unless Labor Board finds them unjustified. Garison urges swift action to Sloan.
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Paul A. Redmond
Alabama
Harry L. Hopkins
FERA
Hhe
Labor Department
Nations
Labor Relations Board
League Will Continue to Battle for Reelection Shifts and Attacks
A Democratic column calls for regaining ground in New York while Wadsworth pursues reelection as a Republican. Virginia Democrat Woodin attacks Smith and John W. Davis as foes of liberalism and the new order. The piece notes unity within a group to scrutinize the new deal. In other news, ethylene gas aids walnut processing, saving growers about 250,000 in kernel damage this year.
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New York
Wadsworth
Oth
Enogh
Virginia
Woodin
Smith
John W. Davis
New Order
Fraternity Pin Limits Jobs at Drury College
Springfield Missouri August 28 7 A fraternity pin may win a coeds heart but closes campus jobs this fall at Drury College executive secretary Guy Barnes says Greek members will not be employed students must not be badly in need of campus work Barnes denies charges the college aims to break up the fraternities and emphasizes affordability as a factor.
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Springfield
Drury College
Guy Barnes
Missouri Ozarks
Barnes
Barber shops to close at noon on Thursdays notice
To comply with the NRA working hours barber shops will close at 12 o'clock noon on Thursdays. 133-31
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NRA
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Lena Walter
Helen Chenoweth
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Virginia Hanway
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Elizabeth Hoffman Mattie Jaco Dona Ryan
Ina Warder
Evelyn Welch
Florence White
Thomas Grayson
First Ward
R. V. Rohrbough
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Ruby B. Flanagan
Arlene McDaniel
Grace A. Miller
Mary P. Stanley
Marguerite Thayer
Vera Findley
Mildred Ann Waters
Rosemont
Francis Wolfe, Prin
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Emmett DeMoss, Prin
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June Rosely
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Edward Thomas
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D. J. Cole
Merle Newton
Bertha Waugh
McTonkey
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Mt. Pleasant
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Maine
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Little Hope
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George Arliss Fasente
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