The Triangle of Jack Judy and Sarah Anne
In a wartime romance tangled with friendship, Sarah Anne confronts a love triangle among Jack, Judy, and Bob Kennedy. She hides her pain after Jack and Judy confess forbidden love, then confronts betrayal, guilt, and a plan to protect a dangerous secret while preparing for the next chapter.
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Sara Anne Melton
Judith Drake
Luxury
Tack Courtney
Pacific
Bob Kennedy
Jack
Borah Anne
Sarah Anne
Judith
Judy
Jady
Bob
Sarah ‘Anne
Bernice
Frane
Sarah Anne Darling
Misa Anne
Mattie
Christian Endeavor
Miece
Lawall Named President of West Virginia University
The Fairmont West Virginian voices support for Dr. Lawall after ten months as acting president following Dr. Boucher's resignation. It praises his administration, rapport with the state, and belief he will guide the university with broad cooperation and credit.
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Lawall
Fairmont West Virginian
West Virginia University
School of Mines
Boucher
University of Nebraska
West Virginia
History of Taylor County in 1872 Grafton notes
A scan of the 1872 Grafton Sentinel shows local politics selecting Thomas Smouse as mayor and council members including George Brinkman and A. D Casteel. Merchants and tradesmen such as Deck and Rogers, Brinkman’s bakery, Doonan’s new store, and Guseman’s watch shop are listed along with property tax disputes and a large ground breaking for a Main Street Methodist church. The piece also notes insurance agents and offerings from Franklin Insurance and Home Life Insurance.
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Grafton Sentinel
Thomas Smouse
Grafton
George Brinkman
A. D Casteel
Dennis A. Litinger
Leonard Mallonee
A. P. Sommerfield
Abel H. Thayer
George W. Brown
James W. Holt
John Bosley
Allen
Deck and Company
S. L. Allen
John W. Deck
Nicholas Rogers
Frederick
Maryland
Deck and Rogers
I. A. Beverlin
Latrobe Street
Harriet Boyd
Collier and Sommerville
Davis and Company
Ethel
Railroad
John Doonan
Elizabeth
Mackin
Francis Flanagan
Luzadder Street
H. H. Guseman
Railroad Street
Michael Gunning
W. Scott Garner
Holt
Garner
Theodore Tilton
Horace Greeley
Charles Sumner
Sentinel Office
Anna Dunk
W. H. Guard
Jarvis and Reeves
Holmes and Adams
Sonal
Elizabeth Street
Henry Compton
Noble Cook
Ranger
Sentinel
Acorn
Torch-Light
Union
Monitor
Tropic
Wheeling
George Heimus
St. John Street
E. W McClain
Arthur Burke
John W. Trader
John Devine
Patrick Queen
Roger Dougherty
R. Barnett
M. Crowley
Michael Kelley
John Kidwell
John 8. Moran
Hamilton and McDonald
B. F. McDonald
Main and
Mackin Streets
Main Street
J. L. Clark
Clinton Albright
M. Fillmore Compton
Clark
West Virginia
John 8. S. Herr
Franklin Insurance Company
Home Life Insurance Company of
New York
Why Continue the Wagner Act Farce
The House Rules Committee favors a probe of the National Labor Relations Board while hearings on Wagner Act amendments reveal bias and misoperation. Opposition grows in Congress, but prospects for major revision this session look dim as Administration and many lawmakers resist floor fights. The piece argues the act worsened industrial strife, cites auto industry losses, and urges outright repeal as the only sensible fix.
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Wheeling Intelligencer
House Rules Committee
National Labor Relations Board
Committee On Labor and Education
Congress
House Labor Committee
OBE
Autmobile Manufacturers’ Association
Senate
Centors
Chrysler
Hudson
Reo
Ness
West Virginia runs fiscal year in the black with surplus
Morgantown Post notes West Virginia reports a cash surplus near a quarter of a million dollars, keeping the treasury in the black and the state’s credit rated A plus. The piece cautions that balance does not equal economy, as spending matches revenue without necessarily reflecting efficiency.
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Morgantown Post
West, Virginia
West Virginia
Treasury
Parking in the Park Detroit Plans Free Bus Service
Detroit's street railway commission aims to buy large edge city parking lots and offer free bus service to parkers into the central business district. The plan would charge parking fees sufficient to cover charges and bus service, using revenue bonds now allowed for municipal parking facilities. This could remove much auto traffic from the business district and treat parking as a public utility alongside water and sewer services.
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Bluefield Sunset News
Detroit
Street Railway Commission
Parkers
Chhrge
Michigan
Medal Awarded at Jackson's Mill Camp
The governor's medal, highest award at the older girls Four-H camp, went to Mary Boggs in Morgantown. The Kendrick and Farnsworth scholarships were awarded to Pearl Laran of Greenville and Ruth Hurst of Blandsville.
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Jackson's Mill
Mary Boggs
Morgantown
Kendrick
Farnsworth
Pearl Laran
Greenville
Ruth Hurst
Blandsville
Répke’s view on New Deal trials and recovery
A condensed critique by Wilhelm Röpké, the European economist, arguing that recovery hinges on entrepreneurial optimism and a flexible market system. He warns against planning as a substitute for free enterprise, cautions that off gold moves and selective interventions harm, and cautions that inflation and devaluation schemes misfire. He concludes that government action should support existing mechanisms, not impose a command economy, to spur a global recovery.
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Wilhelm Répke
Taa
United States
Répke
Ropke
Thej Eles
Rooke
Roosevelt
London
Rodpke
Rail leader recalls war era rail building challenges
The article quotes Jeffers on mass production in rail gear and the gap between government-led construction and actual practice. He notes that wartime engines were useful but not the ideal design, and emphasizes the railroad business remains highly specialized despite some standard building.
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