City seeks approval for employ relief project loan
King directs Washington talks with works officials on a loan application. The move follows support from Rep. Ramsey and Senators Hatfield and Neely and Rep. Randolph of Elkins. If approved, construction would span ten months, creating many winter and next summer jobs.
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Santa Claus Workshop Adventure With Willy Nilly
Willy Nilly plans a trip with animal friends to Santa Claus workshop. They prepare a multi creature party, announce arrival, and express excitement about meeting Santa and finding gifts. The scene blends childlike wonder with a playful journey aboard the Two-Ways auto.
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House for Personal Liquor Sales Seeks Passage
The bill allows any citizen to bring in three gallons of legal liquor at a time for personal use from adjoining wet states, with a $2 annual permit fee. It also proposes relaxing drug store liquor rules to allow prescriptions or affidavits and lowers taxes on liquor. The state bans production or sale, but permits personal importation. A county clerk can issue permits directly, replacing the state tax commissioner. Delegate Rairden leads opposition, arguing the measure would turn homes into saloons.
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West Virginia
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Virginia
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Holt
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Classified Advertising Rates and Policies
The Sentinel outlines two cents per word for the first insertion and one cent per word for each subsequent insertion. Insertion must be consecutive and in regular style, with a minimum charge of 45 cents. Each initial and each figure count as one word. Example: 521 counts as three words. Ads limited to proper classification. Errors reported immediately. The Sentinel bears no liability for more than one incorrect insertion.
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Radio Schedule Highlights from 1940s Networks
A dense lineup lists 5:30 PM Tom Mix sketches through 12:30 AM with NBC CBS and NBC WJZ networks. Performers include Shirley Howard Billy Bachelor Wayne King Leo Reisman Eddie Duchin Hort. Repeats feature Robed orchestra groups and dramatic skits.
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Red Davis
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John McCormack
Pedro Via
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Chicago
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Enric Madriguera
WV House Debates Liquor Fees and Child Labor Amendment
West Virginia lawmakers clash over permit badges and liquor advertising. Debate highlights include opposition to a publicity rule, a temporary revenue bill, and defense of a personal use liquor limit. The Senate moves toward ratifying the federal child labor amendment amid sharp partisan argument.
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West Virginia
American Bar Association
West Virginia Federation of Labor
Christmas Peace Is Hope of Austrians
Vienna reports Christmas as a hopeful aim for many Austrians seeking a peaceful solution to internal politics and the Austro German dispute. A government resignation remains under discussion while conciliatory moves and clergy withdrawal mark the period. A Christmas truce proclaimed by Chancellor Dollfuss until January 15 faced challenges after friction with Nazi leader Alfred Frauenfeld and renewed demonstrations.
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Chancelor
Favelbert Dollfuss
Dollfuss
Alfred Frauenfeld
Shaw Appointed Constable for Knottsville District
J M Shaw furnished bond and qualified yesterday as constable for Knottsville district. His appointment by the county court fills the vacancy caused by Constable Freeze’s resignation. A cradle owned by Mrs Florence Graves of Ontario Cal has rocked 59 babies of the Graves family since 1888.
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Knottsville
Freeze
Florence Graves
Ontario
Cal
Graves
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