Grafton News Office Rates telegraphed in notice
Howard H Holt publisher announces office at 102 Latrobe Street Grafton West Virginia with contact numbers for business and editorial departments The notice lists subscription prices daily and mail options and details about letters to the editor and advertising rates and deadlines.
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Farm relief bill move signals quick congressional action
Washington reports the farm relief bill is nearing completion this week as conferees from both houses resolve to drop the debenture plan and push a compromise. The rapid pace follows market pressure for stable wheat prices and a smoother postwar economy.
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West Virginia crackdown boosts lawmen and warns crooks
A Wheeling successful law offensive against strong arm bandits, paired with swift trials of itinerant murderers in Kanawha and Randolph counties, signals a deterrent message. Officers vow offensive action against highwaymen as British election results reshape parliamentary power with Labor leading and Liberal Lloyd George poised to bargain.
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Italy faces population strain says Salvemini in America
Prof Gae tano Salvemini of Florence, ex Maoist leader, argues Italy with 40 million people in a land two-thirds California size risks greater poverty and unemployment as birthrates fall from ten children to two or three in the north and an average family of five. The women favor smaller families.
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Stock Exchange Criticizes Fed Move On Rediscounting
The Federal Reserve Board faces criticism from KE H Simmons NYSE president who favors looser rediscounting to boost Wall Street capital. Critics warn such inflation could drain national credit and invite congressional action while the public calls for restraint amid rampant speculation. In Homestead, Pa a police plan to question two young suspects follows a robbery at a South Wheeling poolroom.
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Opinions Vary About Miss Lees Circumstances
Miss Lees parents say she suffered a brain inflammation following influenza five years ago and later convulsions. They suggest a vertebrae fracture could have occurred during a spasm. Her father told police she quit teaching months ago to see the world and joined the magazine crew, knowing no one here.
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Negro Gangsters Frame Page One Hints At City Hospital Change
Miss Margaret Sommerville who has been confined for several days after an operation at City Hospital was able to be changed of shots. The men, who wounded in the leg during the ex, up and walking about today.
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State Church and School Notes Rise in 1929 Areas
Establishment of two year courses in Vocational agriculture announced in Charleston by JV Ankeney state supervisor. Flemington high school to offer course with O J Begard instructor while Oxtey Glen Hed Nick school Raleigh county to have Q P Westfall as instructor. Gertrude Selby crowned queen of Morgantown May festival with about 6,000 attendees and 1,200 children.
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Lindbergh and Morrow Wed by Union Theological Cleric
The Rev. William Adams Brown of Union Theological Seminary officiated the marriage of Col. Charles A. Lindbergh and Anne Morrow. AP photo.
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Synod Picks 1930 Session Site at Charleston Church
At a recent meeting in Oakland Maryland the Synod chose the Trinity Lutheran Church in Charleston as the site for its 1930 session. The decision was announced by church officials and aligns with prior Sierra region planning.
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Congress Debates Social Rule and Census Reapportionment
Today in Congress the House debates social rule and takes up census reapportionment. The Senate continues discussion of the Borah bill to regulate marketing of perishables. Farm bill conferees in both chambers press to resolve differences.
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Chicago Tune3 Convenes Radio Music Trade Shows
Several thousand radio and music industry members arrived today for the annual conventions and trade shows of the radio manufacturers association and the music industries chamber of commerce in Chicago.
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Trade tour eyes Soviet Russia for American bankers
The American Russian Chamber of Commerce plans a summer tour for influential bankers and exporters to Moscow Lenin grad Kharkov and regional health resorts and oil fields. The trip aims to study trade needs and meet Soviet officials as Russia pursues a five year industrial and agricultural program. Russia is described as a vast undeveloped resource base and a strong potential market for American goods despite official U.S. aloofness.
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Fewer Children in Italy Challenge Mussolini’s Birth Plan
In Italy women reportedly resist Il Duce’s push for higher births. He had announced a target of 50 00000 people by 1950, aiming for a large rise, while birth numbers declined by tens of thousands. The movement against pro-natalist policy is said to be growing from France into northern Italy and spreading south.
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