Congress to debate relief NRA and world court in opening session
Washington observers expect three key disputes as Congress opens next Thursday with debates over relief, the cash bonus, and NRA. President Roosevelt works on his January 4 message, likely to address relief and the future of NRA, while talks on a soldier bonus provoke split opinions. Burns is slated to be speaker, with Senate leaders outlining early shows on world court protocols.
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D. Harold Oliver
Associated Press
Washington
Congress
World Court
Roosevelt
White House
NRA
PWA
Senate
Pittman
Nev
Burns
House
Tenn
Robinson J
Arkansas
Radio Schedule Exams Subject to Change
A dense OCR of a radio schedule lists NBC CBS and other stations with evening programs across 6:45 to 11:45 PM. Entries include Orphan Annie Amos 'n' Andy Buck Bone Show Boat Show Boat Death Valley Days Ve. The schedule mentions various artists and programs with times and station letters, plus a final advertisement for RCA tubes.
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Nbc—News
Armand Girard
Ccbs
Jack ‘Armaatedné
WLW
Bob Newhall
Lowell Thomas
CBS
Woody
Willie
NBC
Billy ‘Batchelor
Amos ’N' Andy
Myrt
Marge
John B. Kennedy
Just Plain
WSM
Asher
Little Jimmie
Boake Carter
John Golden
Vallee
Leith-Stevens
NBC+Melodies
Fred Waring
KDKA
WGN
Wayne King
Paul Whiteman
Hollywood
WHAS
Voice of Crusader
ABS
Myrt Marge
Little Jack Little
Jesse Crawford
Dorothy Page
Eddie Duchin
Herbie Kay
Wlw—Conservatory of Music
Train Disaster At Coal Valley Injures Many, 13 Dead Identified
Continued reports from page one confirm multiple injuries at the Coal Valley line near Montgomery. An official from the coal company cites a possible crown sheet buckling as the cause while noting he is a layman. The boiler crushed the first coach, killing and wounding several. A morgue list names William Blankens ter, Delmar Oxley, Jess Persinger, William Maynes, Thomas Craft, Sam Munyon, Everett Leach, Steve Kozna Sr, William Turner, Pat Murphy, Rome Walton, two unidentified, and N P Rhinehart orders inspectors to examine from Mo Hope to Powell.
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O. K
Powellton
Thomas
TE. Lightfoot
Koppers
The
Coal Company
Koppers Coal Company
Pittsburgh
Montgomery
William Blankenster
Delmar Oxley
Jess Persinger
William Maynes
Thomas Craft
Sam Munyon
Everett
Leach
Steve Kozna
William Turner
Pat
Murphy
Rome Walton
N. P. Rhinehart
State Department.of Mines
Orde
Murrer
Department Safety
Barbour County Forming County Government Group
Barbour County officials outline the formation of a county government organization to improve coordination among departments. Current members include F B Peling sheriff A M Dyer and many others with roles across offices. The county court will drop from eight members to three in 1935, with Andrew Booth Howard McDaniel and Boyd Holbert. Judge Ira E B Robinson invites the group to meet at Adaland.
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Sa Treas
Othr
F. B. Peling
A.M. Dyer
Daines
Henry Wilmoth
Herman Watson
Andrew Booth
A. M. Stansbury
D. T. Paugh
K. T. Manley
Howard McDaniel
Boyd Holbert
Barbour County
Ira BE. Robinson
Adaland
Eee
Eight Young Men to Be Examined at Grafton on January 5
A. Wolverton, FERA relief administrator, said eight young men between 18 and 25 will be examined at Grafton on January 5. The notice outlines preliminary screening as part of relief efforts in the area.
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Grafton
A. Wolverton
FERA
Farm meetings announced by Barbour County agents
Farm bureau meetings listed by J Carne gess county farm agent include January 1 Boulder and January 2 Tal bot t community gatherings plus Barbour County Livestock Wool Growers and Growers Association event at 1 p m 1:30 p m Philippi Also farm women club dates December 27 Nestorville December 28 Berryburg and Lantz January 1 Talcott Farm Women's Nursing rally January 2 Locust G omen's Club January 4 Ebenezer Farm Women's Club Carlin spelling Sponsored by club Red Cross Barbour County Chapter meets tonight in the courthouse to hear the annual roll call report per county chairman FE Brown Shaffer.
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Farm Bureau
J. Carnegess
Boulder
Talbott
Barbour County Livestock ‘Pets
Locust
Gomen’s Club
Januales Farm Womens’ Club
Ebenezer
Farm Womens’ Club
Carlin
Womens Bureau
Ren Cross
Barbour County
American Red Cross
Cour House
Brown Shaffer
Chai
VACANT POSTS AND AIDE TO COURT LIST BEING COMPILED
The state department seeks action on filing vacancies at once and will submit ten names approved by the state board within a week. No approval of office appointments in the FERA center has been received. G W Harwood, administrator in charge, cited statewide center difficulties causing congestion and hindering appointment of an administrator to replace him.
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Turner
State Department
State Board
FERA
G. W. Harwood
Harwood
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Waldeyer’s
Clendening
Logan ‘Clendening
Wince
Tor
Charleston
Montgom
Cardicene Theater
P. C. Thomas
Koppers Coal &Transportation Company
Elkhorn-Piney Coal Mining Company
Isa
W. M. Blankenship
Elkhorn-Pingy Coal Mining Company
W. We
Nicolaieff
Leningrad
Gregory
Zinovieff
Leo Kameneff
Kiroff
Zinoviettists
Ivan Kotolinoff
Nikolai Shatsky
Daldimir Rumintzeff
Sergei Mandelstam
Nikolai Miasnikoff
Vladimir Levin
Leon Sositsky
George Bokoloff
Tgnaty Yushkkin
Vassily Yushkin
Vassily Zvezdoff
Nikolai Antonoff
Leon Khankin
Andre Tolmazoff
Pridars
Kotolinoff
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Clendenin
Jing Waldeyer
Conrad Thibault
Leo Belasco
Music Box
Jan Garber
Ansoy May
AI Kavelin
George Olsen
Tommy Christian
Orches
Rca-Wunningham
RCA
Avish Novelty Store
Lin Las Puleleaes
Fort Pitt
Drunkard
George Sharp
Pee Sale
Coal Valley Hospital
McDunn
C. R. Stahl
Division Superir
Union Brokerage ‘Incorporated
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Fairmont
West Ve
Young
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Trotzky
France
Paris
Russia
Trotky
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Don
Elmer
U.S
Patent Office
Stanley
Elmer Slack
Buck Crees
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Tose
Eita Kett
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