Three Grafton players named to all Northern West Virginia team
Three Grafton High School football players Bol yard Steluenfels and Folio were chosen for the all Northern West Virginia squad to meet the all Southern eleven in Charleston on New Year Day. Coach Randall H. McKinney announced the honor and said the players report December 26 in Clarksburg to begin training under Far ley Bell and Ted Lender. Proceeds from the event benefit charity and the Knights of Columbus sponsor the game.
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Grafton High
West Virginia
Charleston
Randall H. McKinney
Bolyard
Steluenfels
Folio
Far
Ley Bell
Victory High School
Clarksburg
Bell
Ted Lender
Roosevelt-Wilson
Glenn
Knights of Columbus of
McKinney
Bell and
Leader
Rails Attack Continues Before Ways and Means Panel
Protests against income tax revisions are heard by the House Ways and Means Committee. Ben C. Dey representing Southern Pacific Railway testifies as the lead witness for the railway group joined by representatives from the New York Central and other carriers. The session focuses on closing loopholes in the tax law and examining proposed changes.
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House
Ways and Means
Ben C. Dey
Southern Pacific Railway
New York
Cen
Dey warns of bankruptcy brink over railroad plan
Senator Neely supports reforms to cut government waste and reduce expenses. He argues the current session aims to relieve stricken citizens and restore public finances, while opposing efforts to fund continued extravagance.
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Neely
Democratic Party
Neely Leads West Virginia Progressives in State Crystallizing Roosevelt Policy
Charleston reports the Roosevelt Neely bloc in the West Virginia legislature pushing progressive goals aligned with the national administration. The child labor resolution passed the House without opposition, with only a Senate dissent, marking Neely as a key party leader. Leaders expect the Neely program to advance before adjournment as opponents are blocked. The measure reflects economy and tax payer relief favored by the administration.
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Charleston
Roosevelt-Neely
West Virginia
United States
Roosevelt
Neely
House
Senate
Senator Neely
Pairmont
Uising
Federal plan to back cheap home electrical appliances
President Roosevelt outlined a million dollar government corporation to finance and promote lower priced electrical equipment for homes and farms. David E. Lilienthal of TVA helped shape the Electric Home and Farm Authority to expand power use in the Tennessee Valley on an experimental basis, with potential national rollout if successful.
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Washington
Dident Roosevelt
Electric Home and Farm Authority
David E. Lilienthal
Tennessee Valley Authority
Tennessee Valley
White House
Stephen T. Early
400 Carloads of Eggs to Aid Needy Families
Morgantown announces a program to purchase and distribute about 400 carloads of eggs to West Virginia families in need. E. L. Andrews says $68,826 is tentatively allotted with distribution starting early January. Wheeling and Ronceverte named egg purchasing centers. eggs may be bought where market conditions allow. Andrews notes eggs are not a basic commodity in the national program but are justified to combat under nourishment in some areas.
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Morgantown
West Virginia
E. L. Andrews
Andrews
West Virginia University
Wheeling
Ronceverte
Editorialists ministers laud press Bible service
The Press Radio Bible Service Inc faces possible suspension due to finances after 14 years of distributing daily Scripture verses in secular newspapers. Leading editors and ministers nationwide praise the program, noting it reaches masses without church ties and strengthens religious influence in journalism.
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Laud Press Bible Service
Press
Radio Bible Service Inc
Radio Bible Service, Inc
Southern Ohio Bank
Cincinnati
Arthur Staples
Methodist Episcopal Church
Methodist Ministers’ Association
Press-Radio Bible Service, Inc
Press-Radio Service, Inc
Word of God
Challenge
Omaha
Neb
National Federation of Men's Bible Classes
America
Moose Jaw
Sask
Daily Free Press
Kingston
N.C
Free Press
Holy Writ
American Bible Society
New York City
Eric M. North
Secy
Cincinnati Post
Daily Press
Mailroom Skull and Cork Leg Frighten Army Post Office
A tale from a bustling post office describes workers handling a damaged package that spilled a human skull and an improvised cane leg. The shocking scene unsettled clerks as Postmaster Murphy tried to maintain calm while questions of safety and current events swirled in the afternoon.
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Mr. Skull
Roosevelt weighs navy coast guard unification plan
President Roosevelt seriously considers a consolidation of the navy and the coast guard to gain economy. If unified, the coast guard would become a corps in the navy but remain under its own officers with duties to combat smuggling and protect revenue. Coast guard officers would be chosen from the naval academy as with marine officers.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Navy
Coast Guard
Treasury Department
White House
Treasury
Naval Academy
Marvine
Editorial Rooms Lookout Cincinnati 1933 Letter Praise
Editorial Rooms Lookout Cincinnati Ohio September 30 1933. A letter from a former metropolitan daily editor praises Press Radio Bible Service Inc for using secular newspapers to reach homes nationwide. The writer notes preaching alone fails to reach many and commends the service for mass reach at low cost.
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Lookout Cincinnati
Radio Bible Service, Inc
Reid
What Press Radio Bible Service, Inc
Arden Man Is Fined Ten Dollars For Road Violation
Gewie W. Haller of Arden was fined ten dollars after arraignment in Magistrate Ona C. Jefferys court for a road violation. Trooper W. G. Wamsley charged the offense, discovered the Chevrolet coupe plate misstatement, and arrested Haller. his wife accompanied him.
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Gewie W. Haller
Arden
Ona C. Jefferys
W. G. Wamsley
Haller
Ford
Wamsley
Classified Advertising Rates And Samples
Sentinel classified page outlines rate: two cents per word for the first insertion and one cent for each additional insertion, minimum 45 cents. Ads must be in regular style and properly classified. Examples show rental, sale, and wanted notices with box numbers and locations. The page lists multiple sample ads including rental in Holt, sale of cars for trade, Blueville property, musical instruments, and job offers with contact details.
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Copy Sentinel
The
Sentinel
Daily Cross Word Puzzle Fragment Aggregate
Fragmentary crossword clues and garbled phrases from an OCR page mix hints like Rebound, Biography, Destiny, Nobleman, and fish terms with inconsistent spellings. The readable items hint at a mixed puzzle section with scattered answers and partial entries from a larger grid.
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Palmyra
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W. VA
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Leyla
Latrobe Aten Graftok
Berkeley Run Springs
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Weirton Steel Company
Weirton
National Labor Board
Associated Press
Tral
New Haven
Hartford
Union Pacific
Mr. Dey
Salvation Army
Toy Center Depot
Main Street
Tennessee
Herald
Grand Rapids, Mich
Ciuzen
Jehovah
Guy P. Leavitt
National Foundation Men's Bible Classes
Lookout
Evening Independent
St. Petersburg
Fla
Saskatchewan
efBce
Uncle Sam
Murphy
el Camino Real
Holt
Walnut St
Red Cross Pharmacy
Care Sentinel
Blueville
Coole
Mr. Smith
Arink
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