Bund inquiry under way in New York
Investigators led by William B. Herlands issued subpoenas in a broad Bund inquiry. Targeted groups include the Bund leader Pritz Kuhn and allied organizations, with demands for membership lists banking records and internal documents.
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Gonmat
Aine Can Bund
Pritz Kuhn
William B. Herlands
Herlands
Kuhn
Buhd
Suboenas
German-American Business League, Inc
German-American Front, Inc
A. V. Pub- Ashing Corporation
Bund
Lagardia
Seven Taylor County Youths Sent to NYA Schools
Seven Taylor County youths enroll in NYA work experience schools adding to a growing list. Brownie Thomas, area supervisor, notes more enrollments expected soon. New participants include Norman Adlington of Grafton to South Charleston, Charles Newton of Simpson to Potomac State College at Keyser, Robert Lake of Simpson St. George in Tucker County, Glenn Hamilton of Pruntytown, and Kermit Wheeler of Flemington to New River State College at Montgomery, plus Minnie Miller and Kathleen Moran of Grafton to the Parkersburg school.
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Norman Adlington
Grafton
South Charleston
Charles Newton
Simpson
Potomac State College
Keyser
Robert Lake
St. George
Tucker County
Glenn Hamilton
Pruntytown
Kermit Wheeler
Flemington
New River State College
Montgomery
Minnie Miller
Kathleen Moran
Parkersburg
Blaze at Manton hotel causes extensive damage
Manton police questioned the cause of a blaze that damaged the hotel, estimated at 800000 dollars. Investigators noted the north section collapsed as four men were seen trying to flee across the roof. their bodies were recovered in a standing portion of the building. Calls for a full provincial inquiry followed in the legislature.
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Ind
Johnson Attacks Sanctions Debate Over War Policy
Johnson calls Roosevelt stance insidious propaganda and urges war if needed, opposing sanctions on the innocent. Critics includ e Ickes Pittman Logan and Clark join the fire. House debates a near 50 million war department budget as talks rise of bartering war materiel for raw materials. Herbert Fels proposes terms to settle war debts through such exchanges.
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Roosevelt
Ickes
League of Nation
Clark
United States
Pittman
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Logan
Germany
House
War Department
Herbert Fels
State Department
Charter Granted to Cunningham Land Company
Charleston March 2. A charter was granted to the Cunningham Land Company of Elkins incorporated at $10,000 by Clara Preysz of Elkins Grace K. Smith of Evenwood and Claude A. Cunningham of Alpena.
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Charleston
Cunningham Land Company of
World’s Greatest Literature Coupon Offer Notice
A coupon offer announces free special gift price of 390 for any volume in the 42 volume set World’s Greatest Literature. To order by mail enclose 6c postage per book and address to the World’s Greatest Literature Department at Grafton Sentinal Office.
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Grafton Sentinel
Mannington Pottery Reopens After Shutdown
Mannington sanitary pottery, one of the world’s largest, reopens after closing since November 1938. George W. Bowers, head of the company, says capacity operation will reach 300 employees. A continuing $9,000,000 expenditure program is planned for the next year. Harrison’s economy appeal wins support from Senators Byrd and Vandenberg amid talks of federal finance reform.
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Mannington
Mannington Sanitary Pottery
George W. Bowers
Harrison
Byrd
Vandenberg
Mich
Barkley
Famous dies after Tutankhamen tomb opening
Carnarvon who financed the Tutankhamen expedition died six weeks after the crypt opened from a mosquito bite. About twenty others connected with the tomb opening have died in recent years, including several workmen who helped remove 2,000 tons of earth to reach the burial place.
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Carnarvon
Senator Harrison Calls for Stricter Economy and Tax Increase
Senator Harrison argues for stringent economy alongside a new tax to fund a substantial rise in the national debt. The stance widens the rift between economy-minded senators and the White House regarding the administration's fiscal plan.
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Harrison
White House
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