Family drama unfolds in suburbia as a daughter runs away
Eleanor Parrish confronts a family crisis after Jessica disappears following a love affair with Kendall. Phil traces Jessica’s movements to New York and Kate’s apartment, while Eleanor considers marriage, education, and future plans in California for Jessica. Dennis awaits a lunch reconciliation as the story continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor
Annie
Jessica
Mr. Parrish
Alicia
Drusilla Bates
Phil
Cence
Dacey Darling
Nell
Kendall
Long Ridge Company
New York
Catmettle
Neil
Kate
Miss Douglas
Ixh
Jessi
Tam
Dennis
Washington
California
Smith
Varsh
Sonny
Min
Donnie
Tia Seins Place
Labor strife draws NLRB ire over elections safeguards
The writer attacks NLRB chair J Warren Madden for proposing safeguards to curb employer influence in bargaining elections. He mocks the idea, arguing the real danger lies in labor factions causing industry chaos and bankrupting thousands of workers, while lamenting the plight of distressed organized employees.
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NLRB
J. Warren Madden
Madden
West
Mos
Neelys Mine Bill sparks West Virginia rights clash
The editorial column condemns Neelys Federal mine inspection bill as federal overreach, arguing WV already has strong mine protections and warning that national policy risks undermining state sovereignty. It contrasts this with a neutrality stance on foreign policy and critiques Hulls trade program as impractical, warning of lowered American living standards under free trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neely
Sullivan
State Coal Association
West
West Virginia
Department of Mines
Penn- Pipate
Nationalism and tariff policy in United States debate crop
The editorial argues that five years of Hull’s trade program prove foreign trade benefits only non-competitive goods. It urges strict American nationalism and a tariff system to equalize costs, asserting government duty to American welfare before international concerns.
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Wheeling Intelligencer
United States
Nationa Administration
Hull
Mr. Hull
Roosevelt
Washington
The Parents' Part: Fathers urged to guide youths
A Chicago juvenile court case heard Judge Frank Bicek lecture forty fathers on parental responsibility. He blamed parental neglect for juvenile crime and urged dads to know their sons, share daily life, show love, respect ideas, and guide them as the core duty of fatherhood.
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Clarksburg
Chicago
Frank Bicek
Judge Bicek
Iim
Roosevelt and tax revision sparks insult to injury claim
The piece attacks Roosevelt for endorsing a broader income tax exemption revision aimed at helping the so called little fellows while arguing the extra revenue would be small and the cost of collection high. It contends such a move would place more obligations on citizens and mocks the notion of creating tax consciousness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling Intelligencer
Roosevelt
West Virginia
United States
Firemen Plan Fund Drive Committee Named
Fire department plans a fund raising drive to meet a $1,000 goal with no solicitation pressure. A committee including Chief Greenwald and assistants Hary Greenwald John Proctor George Hamric Francis Gatrell William Bott Russell Mat Earl Layman was appointed to organize benefits and solicit support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwald
Hary Greenwald
John Proctor
George Hamric
Francis Gatrell
William Bott
Russell Mat Earl Layman
Sister of St Josephs Lead Grafton Catholic School Rise
In 1871 Father Walters brought three Sisters of the Order of St Joseph to Grafton to run the parish school as gentler teachers for younger children. Their 68 years of service shaped local education and produced prominent graduates, including many who benefited from the schools’ renowned music program.
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Bell
St. Augustine
Grafton
Sisters of St. Joseph
Catholic
Order of St. Joseph
Mary Loretta
Mary Felix
Mary Genevieve
Mary Berchman
Mary Brendan
Delissa
Mary Immaculate
Mary Antoinette
Mary Hilda
Mary Julianna
Mary de Lillias
Lil
Lie Litzinger
D. A
Eliza Carland Litzinger
St. Augustine School
Ahern
Arrington
Avington
Barrett
Brobison
Boland
Brogan
Britt
Birmingham
Burns
Burke
Campbell
Casey
Cassidy
Caveney
Cook
Connor
Crogan
Crowley
Divine
Dillon
Dolan
Donahue
Doonan
Dougherty
Doyle
Dunn
Fahey
Faust
Fallon
Fleming
Flannery
Finnegan
Gallivan
Galloway
Gilligan
Glannon
Gorman
Gregory
Grannon
Hechmer
Hess
Hines
Hochner
Horan
Howley
Hughes
Jennings
Joycé
Kenny
Kinney
Kerman
Keenan
Keriigan
Lannon
Loftus
Lyman
Malarkey
Madden
Mannin 'Monohen
Morita
Muggins
Mulligan
McAvay
McCabe
McCue
McDermott
McCarvey
McGraw
McGuire
McGaen
St. Augustine Catholic
John McElligott
Airmail Feeder Service Expands to More Cities
The article details All American’s new feeder airmail network starting with Pittsburgh and Philadelphia routes and eight additional towns Natrona West Chester Columbia Hanover Altoona Ridgway Titusville and New Kensington. It notes a staggered launch to move fleet between lines and a projected 20 000 pieces on the first Sunday and 35 000 the next. Richard C. duPont leads the operation with James Ray as operations manager and Lytle Adams credited for the pickup and delivery concept. Regular service begins Sunday on weekdays with holiday shutdowns. schedules list leave and arrival times for the initial routes and stops including Grafton Philippi West Union Brucetown and Huntington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page One
All American
Philadelphia
Natrona
West Chester
Columbia
Hanover
Altoona
Ridgway
Titusville
New Kensington
Post Office Department
Ard C. duPont
Wilmington
Del
Soaring Society of America
James Ray
Lytle S. Adams
Irwin
Youth is killed in Buchanan shooting incident
Hubert Talmadge McClain aged 13 was shot dead before his mother Mrs. Della McClain of Buchanan. Constable Melvin Yost said the boy was killed when a pistol used in practice discharged while being reloaded by 45 year old Bob Proffitt.
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Welch
Hubert Talmadge McClain
Melvin Yost
Della McClain
Buchanan
McClain
Yost
Bob Proffitt
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James F. Holt
John 5. Palmer
H. J. Gatrell
W. Va
Associated Press
Speciel Tapaites
Hersia
Ae, Clayden Inc
Lexington Avenue
North
Michigan Avenue
Holt
Congress
Taylor County
Charles Brinkman
Fifty
Pittsburgh
Philippi
Dipper
Avitadooe
Wappine
Rapane
Meee
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