West Virginia Receives $1 67 152 Relief Grant
Governor Kump was informed by federal relief administrator Harry Hopkins that a grant of 1 657 162 for relief was made to West Virginia. The grant is based on reported public expenditures for unemployment relief in the second quarter of 1933. Funds will be used in relief work during the third quarter. Francis W. Turner, acting welfare director, was in Washington conferring with officials.
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Charleston
Kump
Harry L. Hopkins
West Virginia
Hopkins
Francis W. Turner
Washington
Fetterman Teams Busy Weekend Schedule
The Fetterman squad from the Ty garts Valley League to play three games this weekend. EK Kinter, manager, announces a game with Philipp on Saturday and a double header against the Wendel nine on Sunday.
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Fetterman
EK. K. Kinter
Philipp
Wendel
National League and American League results recap
Yesterday’s baseball scores show Pittsburgh 3 Philadelphia 2 and New York 10 Detroit 6 in the American League. St. Louis 9 Boston 4 and Philadelphia 3 Chicago 2 in two games with a 1 1/2 inning difference noted. Multiple doubleheaders listed with Cincinnati, St. Louis, New York, and Chicago matchups.
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Philadelphia
Boston
Brooklyn
Chicago
Cincinnati
New York
St. Louis
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
Incinnati Philadelphia
Boston St. Louis
Leaders in league totals and notable players listed
The figures show American league totals 347 and national league totals 253 with players including Ruth Gehrig Klein Berger Foxx and 0.00 noted in athletics. It references Yankees Braves Phillies and a leader board summary of top performers across leagues with cited names.
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Foxx
Athletics
Ruth
Yankees
Gehrig
Klein
Phillies
Berger
Braves
Ashe
Western Open at Memphis Revives 1920 Memories
Memphis hosts the Western Open golf championship for the second time starting July 24 at the Memphis Country Club. Notables include Bobby Jones, Chick Evans, Chicky Byars, Gus Moreland, Ira Couch, Don Moe, John Lehman, Charles Seaer, Marty Eichelberger, Johnny Goodman, Sam Perry, Emmett Spicer, Charley Yates, and Eugene Pinson. The par 70 layout favors straight hitting amid thick rough and sanded greens, with holes 10 and 16 highlighted as toughest.
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Sociatedress
Memphis
Tenn
Disto
Memphis Counvary Club
South
Bobby Jones
Chick Evans
Charles
Chicky ‘Byars
Chicago
Jones
Bobby
Evans
Gus Moreland
Dallas
Ira Couch
Goodman
Don Moe
Portland
Ore
John Lehman
Pacific Coast
Charles Seaer J
Marty Eichelberger
Los Angeles
Johnny Goodman
Omaha
Sam Perry
Birmingham
Emmett Spicer
Charley Yates
Georgia
Eugene Pinson
Mississip- Shreveport
Billy Howell
Pope Pius Leaves Rome for Papal Summer Retreat
Vatican City July 11 Pope Pius enjoyed his first recess from Holy Year duties, traveling by nightfall to Castel Gandolfo, 17 miles from Rome. He became the first pope since his coronation to leave the Rome metropolitan area, greeted by a small crowd kept back by police at the hilltop residence 1400 feet above sea level.
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Vatican City
Pius
Tel Gandolfo
Rome
Castel Gandolfo
Nithtfall
Captive Breeding of Wild Song Birds Hard, Laws Impose Limits
It is difficult to induce wild song birds to breed in captivity and most states prohibit possessing wild birds. The note highlights regulatory barriers and challenges faced by breeders seeking to house or propagate wild avian species.
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States
Grafton B and QO Defeated in Narrow Weekend Setbacks
The Grafton B and QO team dropped two close games to Fetterman and Galloway to end the first half. A 10-9 loss to Fetterman featured a late homer by Vic Folio and a ninth inning rally. Galloway pulled away in extra innings, with C Jones delivering the decisive hit in the 11th as Wright held strong on the mound.
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Grafton B. & QO
Fetterman
Galloway
Fettermans
Vic Folio
B. Shriver
Bartlett
Bobby Phillips
Hefner
Shriver
Wright
C. Jones
Crumline
Swisher
N. Shriver
R. Swisher
Bnstol
Ted Paugh
McGovern
Grafton
I. P. AE
G. Koch
Gerkin
W. Gerkin
Henry
P. Swisher
H. Hetner
Pitzer
Fetteerman
R. Shriver
Keib
B&o
McCauley
Jones B. Phillips
Crumbine
McDaniels
G- Koch
P. Phillips
Basts
Grafton B & C
H. Pae
F. Gerkin
McKinney
F. Swisher
H. Hefner
Pilver
Folio
D, Koch
Five States May Be Linked In District
Washington July 11 The linking of Maryland West Virginia Virginia and the Carolinas as one district by the Public Works Administration appeared probable. If adopted it will mean one district administrator for the five states instead of a separate administrator for each state.
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Washington
Maryland
West, Virginia
Virginia
The
Carolinas
Public Works Administration
Ickes orders faster public works rollout
Washington July 11 Secretary Ickes took command of the 3.3 billion public works program and ordered a speed up to create jobs for millions. He pledged full implementation until gains in industry and employment are secured and said loans will be repaid. A cabinet panel rushes approval of the first 400 million in projects, with safeguards against politicized spending.
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Washington
Ickes
Public Works
Cabinet Board
Hallanan attacks Kump over partisan public works panel
Walter S. Hallanan claims Governor Kump named a purely partisan committee to handle federal public works funds. Rob ert G. Kelly counters that two members are Republicans and questions more. Kelly notes Republicans were asked but declined for personal reasons. Hallanan calls this a sign of political coercion.
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Charleston
Walter S. Hallanan
Republican National
Kump
Robert G. Kelly
Democratic State Committee
Hallanan
Kelly
W. P. Wilson
Wheeling
Stephen P. Burke
Morgantown
Jong
Washington
Boy Buried by River Bank Cave-In in Barboursville
In Barboursville West Virginia on July 11 a bank section collapsed into the Guyandotte river, burying Eugene Shmablin Bute ten years old under several feet of earth. He was watching bathers when the cave-in occurred and was suffocated.
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Barboursville
W. Va
Andotte
Eugene
Shmablin Bute
Denies Rift With Neely In West Virginia
Governor H Kump of West Virginia says in a letter to members of Congress he has no knowledge of any lack of accord with Senator Neely. He denies planning a 1936 senate bid and disavows personal political ambitions, despite reports of dissension and organization building.
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Washington
Congress
H. Kump
West Virginia
Senator Neely
Senate
Mill Creek Joins Tygarts Valley League For Second Half
At a meeting in the mayor's office Philippi July 11 the Tygarts Valley Baseball League admitted Mill Creek to fill a vacancy after Century Club failed to finish the season. A committee led by Glenn Gainer J P Harrigan and Sox Kinter will meet in Philippi on July 12 to map the second half schedule as the first half ends July 15.
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Philippi
Tygarts Valley Baseball League
Donald Malone
Glenn Gainer
Elkins
J. P. Harrigan
Sox” Kinter
Fetterman
Mill Creek
Century
Gillespie Named Postmaster at Sutton
Washington dispatch notes Dan Gillespie named postmaster at Sutton with Willa Riggs acting postmaster of Grant Town and other appointees Sharples Charles Sanders Sutton Dan Gillespie among those listed in the appointment notices.
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Dan Gillespie
Sutton
Washington
W. Willa Riggs
Grant Town
Sharples
Charles Sanders
Chilton May Yet Return to Senate in Quiet Summer
Pressure mounts for Kanawha figure Senator Chilton to declare a bid to rejoin the senate. He spends a calm summer overseeing the Charleston Gazette amid age approaching seventy and a recalled Wilson era influence.
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Chilton
Congress
Kanawha
Charleston Gazette
Tte
Senate
Wilson
Times
Gov
Roosevelt
Reifschneider Murder Case Returns To Light
Funeral services for Mrs. Reifschneider followed a brutal axe killing on a truck farm owned by her husband. Jupiter initially denied involvement but then confessed to the murder, saying she urged him to kill after alleged intimacies.
Specialities Work Higher As Stocks Rally In Wet Shares
New York July 11 spec ialties rose today amid heavy buying in wet shares while rails firmed late after lagging earlier. Industrials such as Allied Chemical U S Steel American Telephone and Sears Roebuck advanced. Transfers reached about 5 200 000 shares with National Distillers and U S Industrial Alcohol up more than nine points each. Other gainers included Union Pacific Santa Fe Goodyear Hazel Atlas Glass Owens Illinois Celanese and International Silver. In Baltimore a sergeant was stabbed near a road house and left with a chest wound, condition critical, as police investigate.
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Rails
Allied Chemical
U. 8
Steel
American Telephone
Sears-Roebuck
National Distillers
Union Pacific
Santa Fe
Goodyear
Haezel-Atlas Glass
Owens Tilinola Glass
Building of Coast Bridge Under Way in San Francisco
The San Francisco Oakland Bay Bridge construction began today with ground breaking ceremonies attended by President Roosevelt and former President Hoover. They stated the project will be the greatest bridge ever built and a major feat of public works.
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San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge
Roosevelt
Hoover
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