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Newspaper

Grafton Sentinel

Location

Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1936

Page

6

Bonds Certify Over $50,000 In Veterans Bonds

Large scale certification of adjusted service bonds occurred at the Taylor county courthouse with about 150 men presenting bonds and 334 registered letters received at the post office. The verification board will stay open late to process applicants as about 1,000 locals are eligible but few have applied. Postmaster James T. Murphy noted 22 bonds were added in the first hour and urged veterans to seek quicker cash by using the local board or sworn officials, though Washington routing delays cash.

Taylor County James T. Murphy Charleston Washington Murphy Postoffice

Mrs Roosevelt Visits Purdue Housing Test Tube Project

Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt toured Purdue university housing research test tube homes on campus to study durable materials for affordable houses. She viewed experimental houses and spoke in Indianapolis after a long day including a 163 mile tour of southern Illinois mining district and remarks on the Reedsville West Virginia homestead project.

Lafayette Ind Franklin D. Roosevelt Purdue University Roosevelt Indianapolis Southern Illinois Reedsville

Two Ex School Board Members Die Same Day

Funeral services were held today for two former school board members. S. D. Hile, 73, of Lead Mine, and William A. Ault, a justice of the peace and former school teacher of Flanagan Hill, died the same day in this Parsonstown area report.

Parsons S. D. Hile Lead Mine William A. Ault Flanagan Hill

Thomas Man Sentenced For Starting Blaze

Parson city court sentences Tony Kenolfic 52 to 30 days in jail and a 25 dollar fine for setting fire to land owned by the Davis Coal and Coke company in nearby Thomas during June court session.

Parsons Tony Kenolfic Thomas Davis Coal and Coke Company

Republican Party Reorganizes National Committee Officers

Hamilton heads a restructured committee with a full time secretary to be hired and new executive members named. Others include Henry Fletcher, Ralph Williams, J Henry Roraback and six more with eastern and western representational balance. New eastern headquarters will be in New York while a varied roster of officials from across the country joins the leadership team.

Hamilton Henry P. Fletcher London Goodspeed Fletcher Ralph E. Williams Oregon J. Henry Roraback Connecticut John E. Hillman Colorado Worthington Scranton Pennsylvania Burroughs Joseph W. Martin Lgr North Attleboro Mass New York J. Will Taylor Knoxville Tenn Horace Sayre Ardmore Okla John Wyeth St. Joseph Ezra Whitla Couer D'Alene Idaho Earl Warren Oakland Calif Charles D. Hilles Harrison E. Spangler Cedar Rapids R. B. Creager Brownsville Tex Bertha Baur Chicago Paul Fitzsimmons Newport R. I. Walters Hallana

Correction: Palm Beach suit price read wrong

The Sentinel apologizes for a typographical error in the Palm Beach suit advertisement. The last ad stated a price of 16.25 dollars for Archdeacon's suits, but the correct price is 16.75 dollars.

Palm Beach Archdeacon’s the Sentinel

Labor dispute at plant spurs walkout and wage demands

Hamilton indicated nominees would be announced soon while the walkout and firing of James Hawkins at the mixing plant sparked a wage dispute. Ledford cleared of union calls, saying the strike stemmed from mob psychology and violated union instruction. Some workers resentful yet back on schedule, with a promised raise easing tensions.

Page One James H. Hawkins Ledford Taylor Lee Ledford

Advertising for Bids City of Grafton Coal Delivery

Sealed bids are due by 10 a m on June 27 1936 at the city clerk's office for coal delivered to the bins at the City of Grafton pump station in Grafton Park from July 1 1936 to June 30 1937. Bids must state delivered price mine name and location and agreement to supply city requirements for the period. Right reserved to reject any or all bids. City of Grafton. 17 20 26 Ju

City of Grafton City of Grafton Grafton Park

Mrs Minnie G Tallman Dies In Wheeling

Mrs Minnie G Tallman widow of Wilbur H Tallman and descendant of prominent Northern Panhandle families died in Wheeling on June 17. Henry Horton aged 78 died at his Gardner home in Mercer county. he was widely known in Mercer county.

Wheeling Minnie G. Tallman Northern Panhandle Wilbur H. Tallman Bluefield Henry Horton Gardner Mercer County

Monk Presses Libel Action Over Rasputin Book

In New York on June 17, Sergius Trufanoff known as the Monk Illia dore faced libel allegations in a $100,000 suit against the author and publishers of Rasputin The Holy Devil. His defense argued he attacked Jews in 1905 Russia, which Trufanoff denied, saying he was never the scourge of the Jews. He once served at the Czar’s court before clashing with Rasputin and fleeing Russia.

New York Sergius Trufanoff Russia Illiadore Truanoff Rasputin Holy Devil Wolfgang Schwabacher Trufanof Trufanoff

Changes on Page One Spark Senate Debate

The section records ongoing changes and a heated senate discussion led by Senator Sandridge, who attacks the indigent relative-support clause as unworkable and likely to trigger litigation. He argues the clause would burden families and proposes its elimination.

Sandridge Senate Barbour

West Virginia lawmakers push for municipal aid and planning

The West Virginia House approved a resolution urging Governor Kump to broaden the special session to include municipal aid amid revenue shortfalls. Senate action moved on a bill to permanently establish a State planning board with a $25,000 appropriation, expanding the board’s membership. A beer licensing study committee was created, with a report due later.

Jones D. McDowell Kump West Virginia League of Municipalities J. E. McCutcheon Wheeling Ohio County Jack R. Adams House Department of Public Assistance Derringer D. Marion State Advisory Public Assistance Board Senate State Planning Board West Virginia West Virginia University W. P. Wilson Howard Wood Kasia

Tax Measure Faces Roosevelt Split In Conferees’ Talks

After a three hour session last night conferees working to compromise Senate and House differences on a tax plan discussed an undistributed earnings levy of seven percent atop a corporate income tax of fifteen and a half to eighteen percent. The measure envisions eliminating the present flat tax and replacing it with a new graduated tax on net income up to forty two and a half percent based on dividend withholding. Chairman leading the session outlined continued attempts to bridge the gap between chambers.

Roosevelt Senate House

Democratic Drive to Unseat New Deal Gains Momentum

Unofficial Maine primary returns show several candidates backed by Father Coughlin or Townsend pension leaders defeated while two endorsed by them were nominated. John D. M. Hamilton becomes Republican national chairman and prepares to campaign in New York. IC. B. Goodspeed is named party treasurer.

John D. M. Hamilton New York IC. B. Goodspeed Steel Chicago McNutt Maine House of Representatives Charles E. Coughlin Townsend

Montana and regional figures clash in bid for votes

Democratic forces led by Townsend and Coughlin align with Lemke to oppose Farleyism and communism while Minnesota Republicans celebrate early primary returns. B Olson wins Farmer-Labor senate nomination. Christianson secures Republican nod. National Democratic group notes Patrick Delaney may win. Coughlin hints at a possible third party presidential candidate with verdict expected by week’s end.

Townsend Coughlin Lemke N. D Farmer-Labor Senate Representative Christianson Joseph Wolf National Democratic

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