County Unit Threats and School Levy Debate
The Wheeling Intelligencer discusses state education funding and the County unit. It warns against local special levies that bypass equalization and calls for reform of state aid distribution while stressing road safety and traffic control to protect lives and property.
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Wheeling Intelligencer
Wheeling
Cabel County
Huntington
West Virginia
Cabell County
Ohio County
What is Traffic Control in Weirton Daily Times
A Weirton Daily Times discussion outlines traffic control concerns focusing on three types of traffic accident problems. It notes authorities debated methods to reduce crashes and improve safety, highlighting the role of enforcement, engineering, and education.
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Weirton Daily Times
The Highways in West Virginia A Critical Look
West Virginia Review argues the legislature meets in Charleston to discuss roads while many highways remain poorly built and surfacing bids are not sought. It questions the road commission and governance, suggesting neglect and inefficiency in state transport policy.
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Charleston
West Virginia
Estate Road Commission
Burden
Saddieg
Rode & Tiger
Economy indigestion and postwar reforms in Washington
Central Press columnist Charles F. Stewart reports on Senator Arthur H. Vandenberg’s radio remark that the nation has “economic indigestion” from rapid New Deal reform. European observers see the program as moderate by comparison with postwar Europe, while some Americans fear the reforms are too rapid. The piece notes legislative indigestion as Congress debates reform and court reorganization.
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Roosevelt
Farrey
Mr. Farley
Charles F. Stewart
Central Press
Washington, D. C
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Michigan
Wolverine Statesman
Vardenberg
Europe
Britain
Washington
Burton K. Wheeler
Montana
Supreme Court
Congress
Telling Me! William Ritt on public curiosity and headlines
A humorous column by William Ritt ponders why Amelia Earhart would fly solo and critiques media attention to eclipses and sports headlines. It jests about national politics, disasters, and the pace of public interest, using satirical comparisons.
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William Ritt
Central Press
Amelia Harhart
Pacific
United States
Charleston Airport Criticizes Access Route
An opinion piece criticizes the Charleston airport approach, comparing it to a buffalo trail and a one way bridge west of Dunbar. It argues the state should invest to modernize the approach to attract visitors and tourism and warns that poor access will deter future trips. It also notes Virginia licensing costs versus collection expenses and uses farming allegory to emphasize inefficiency.
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West Virginia
Charleston
Levy Endorsed for Parkersburg School Levy Plans
Parkersburg Central Trades and Labor council endorsed a proposed school levy to raise 601 dollars in four years for purchases. Election slated for June 29.
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Parkersburg
Marcia Plans Departure Amid Tangles Of Love And Work
In a brisk Valentine Day sequence, Marcia prepares to resign from the Acme firm to join Ellen and Tony’s elopement plans while navigating entanglements with Walt, Abe Zimmerman, and Sandy. Ellen’s shift toward freelance life heightens tensions as Marcia weighs artistic independence against personal loyalty.
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Sandy
Marcia
Acrident
Greymother
Southern
Calcorain
Fis
Fem
Lester
Las
Abe Zimmerman
Broddard
Hartley
Ken
Tony
Walt
Wing Yard
Butin
Ellen
Mexico
Abe
Acme
Hilen
Acre
Elfen
Paula
Beverly Boulevard
Marela
Elon
End Feud in West Virginia Judge Pens Tough Warning
Breeden West Virginia June 15. The Dents and Johnsons returned home after Judge Charles Ferguson warned put up your guns with three deaths and three convictions to all of you. Bill Johnson pleaded guilty to slaying Ransom Dent and received 15 years. Ransom, Charlie Johnson and Leo Dent were tied to a long feud with multiple arrests and sentences.
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Breeden
W. Va
Dents
Johnsons
Charles Ferguson
Hesserts
Williamson
Bill Johnson
Young Ransom Dent
Ferguson
Ransom Dent
John Isaacs
Messer
Automobile collision suit against C W Snyder filed
A circuit court case against C W Snyder of Huntington began over an automobile crash near Hamlin, with Damaron claiming permanent injuries from the collision.
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C. W. Snyder
Huntington
Damron
Ham- Jin
Knights of Columbus elects Powers president in 963 council
On June 16 the Knights of Columbus council 963 elected Maurice G. Powers as president.
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N. of C
Knights of Columbus of
Maurice G. Powers
Seeing the Sun Shine on West in Bridge Problem
A chessy bridge problem style note discusses sunlight on West and a declared contract. It mentions dummy cards, an opponent's move, and a winning turn that could flip impending defeat into victory. Scoring cues include an Ace Queen sequence and a spade discard sequence leading to a potential win.
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Teofip
West
South
Deulet
North
Nettter
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West Virginia Review
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Dizzy Dean
New York Botanical Garden
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