Young Woman Edna Mayne Dies After Illness
Mrs Lovell Edna Mayne 29 died after a four day influenza illness at Rowlesburg. Born March 7, 1906 she was daughter of Jasper Luzader and Laura Luza der-Knotts. Survived by husband Welsia D Mayne four children Earl Luzader sister Pearl Lull Ethel Wiles and a brother. Funeral held at home with Rev Arthur Lazenby officiating interment Sanders cemetery under N C Dawson Undertaking.
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Edna Mayne
Rowlesburg
Mayne
Jasper Luzader
Laura Sanders Luzader-Knotts
John Knotts
Welsia D. Mayne
Robert
Gerald
Keith
Earl Luzader
Pearl Lull
Sanders Hill
Ethel Wiles
Daughters of America
M. E. Church
Taylor County
Arthur Lazenby
Sanders Cemetery
N. C. Dawson Undertaking Establishment
House Group Hopes Coal Bill Averts Strike
Workers and operators contend price controls in the bill would provide enough income to meet miners wage and hour demands. John L. Lewis and Duncan C. Kennedy attended a White House session with Senator Guffey leading to postponement of the coal strike. Senate action hinges on the social security bill and potential four year limit amendments loom.
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Radio Schedule Highlights and RCA Tubes Ad
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Freedom must rely on constitutional government and checks
The text argues freedom fails when power rests in a single ruler or group. It insists constitutional government and division of powers protect liberty and social security. It warns both right and left can destroy freedom through monopoly, tyranny, or bureaucratic power.
Three Small Wed Gemanuca Incident
A confrontation ends in gunfire after Walsh tells an aggressor to leave. Frank drew a gun and pressed it to Walsh’s head, firing a bullet as Walsh failed to respond in time.
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James D. Sisler Remembered as State Geologist Link
James D. Sisler, who lost his life, is recalled for his career in geology spanning Maryland, Pennsylvania and West Virginia before his 1930 appointment as state geologist with headquarters at Morgantown. He was a member of numerous national geological and engineering associations.
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Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Morgantown
Mediator enters power strike in Toledo amid new talks
Government machinery helps establish a temporary truce as Toledo faces a renewed power strike. Ohio lawmakers push to fund social security by taxing families with high incomes while considering changes to old age pension taxes. Senators Clark and George back private company pension exemptions, challenging universal tax measures. Large firms already hold private plans and reserves, risking exemptions under current proposals.
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D-Mo
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Calles quits and crowd confronts Rotarians
General Calles said he would leave for his Sinaloa ranch to avoid misinterpretation of his statements. He stated he came to answer a call and to end a situation that could be misread, parting with responsibility for public affairs as Catholics parade 15,000 strong.
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Calles
Sinaloa Ranch
Calles Opposed by Cardenas Amid Mexican Political Crisis
General Calles defended his stance against radicalism on Tuesday as President Cardenas rejected his view and warned of a cabinet crisis. The new ministry reportedly would include General Saturnino and General Andreau, with both generals seen as opponents of the previous anti religious policies. The secretary of state cautioned the United States about international tensions while noting domestic economic recovery.
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Jers
Mexico
Ment
United States
Code operation plans outlined in NRA push
NRA sources describe a code operation strategy emphasizing public confidence and a friendly selling campaign across industries including clothing. An advisory council of six, with Charles Edison and Howell Cheney named for industry, will assist O’Neill Marshall and Coonley, while George L Berry aids in representation of workers and consumers.
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Plea For Public Confidence
Rio Chosen to aid voluntary maintenance by trade and industrial groups of standards of fair competition and elimination of unfair competition. This was seen as leaving room for voluntary codes limited to labor wages child labor and fair practices not violating antitrust laws. Debate exists on effectiveness as the president argues a minority can block aims.
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Distinctive Printing Promises Fresh, Expressive Text
This ad extols distinctive type faces and skilled craftsmen who transform ordinary copy into vital expressive messaging. It emphasizes higher quality printing that, while costing more, is worth the extra expense upon comparison.
Long proposes broader pensions in 1930s debate
Long blasts Roosevelt plans to cap old age pensions at 49 million and argues for universal coverage. He would set eligibility by age and income or wealth, proposing pensions for all over 60 earning under 500 dollars annually or owning under 5 000 in value. He labels administration proposals as insufficient and doomed.
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