Grafton WV newspaper notices and subscription details
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Political fallout over West Virginia labor act defeat looms
The Huntington Herald-Dispatch lambasts the Republican House minority for opposing Governor Neely’s Labor Relations Act. It argues the party must win back organized labor to have future success and labels the defeat a result of factional politics. It notes Ewing amendments aligned with the national platform, then describes the bill’s defeat by a Republican minority and allied conservative Democrats. The piece ends with Tallman resigning from the West Virginia Department of Public Safety and eyeing a Du Pont post, amid calls for a strong, nonpartisan police leadership.
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Neely
West Virginia
House of Delegates
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Tallman
Clarksburg
Charles
Charleston
G. H. Crumpecker
Mercer County
Falkland Islands May Heal Argentine American Ties
Stewart argues U S should back a small concession to Argentina over the Falkland Islands to win Argentine friendship and advance Pan American unity. He notes Argentina’s anti British sentiment, historic claims to the islands, and the potential to shift Latin American perception toward pro U S policy.
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Stewart
Falkland Islands
Charles P. Stewart
Central Press
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Washington
Brazil
Rio Grande
Buenos Aires
London
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Falklands
Argentina
Samuel
Malvinas Islands
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Argentine
Spain
Malvinas Archipelago
Nazis Delay Diplomacy in Balkans and Near East
Report from Sofia and allied capitals outlines German efforts to pull Turkey and Yugoslavia into the axis. German strategy seeks to end Greek Italian fighting and show Greece the futility of resistance, while pressuring Turkey with economic rewards and promises to sway it from Britain.
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Turkey
Yugoslavia
Britain
Sofia
Greece
Europe
Test of Mental Maturity and Medical Q and A
Dr Clendening discusses planning ahead as a measure of mental maturity and contrasts human foresight with instinctive animal behavior. The column surveys floating kidney theories related to high blood pressure, cautions against surgical overreach, and notes that a good surgeon is a good physician who operates.
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Logan Clendening
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Walter B. Pitkin
Doubleday, Doran
Clendening
Europe
Goldblatt
Henge Pone Goldblatt
Nicholas Sims
Louis Azuni
H. C. Sherman
Officers react as skid row students study life in tough district
In a four row Guarded line up officers reviewed a group of students who described their skid row sociological study. The students claimed jail and abuse after being moved to the city prison. A separate case cites a $15,348 overspend, a $9,216 cabinet purchase and a questioned contract.
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Riordan
Barber
Desmond
Skid Row
McComas
Burke Seeks Voters Support For Mayor Run
Chas E Burke announces his mayoral bid after securing one of two nominations and urges active support from friends and all citizens. He asks for continued favor on March 18 as he seeks to guide the eight million dollar corporation with sound business practices.
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School Board Hearing Scheduled as Counts Turn Up
Seventeen counts are leveled against three board members alleging demands for sums. Walden notes the hearing is continued from page one and set for March 17. A separate call invites citizens to support candidates in the March 18 general election, with pledges to serve Grafton in the public interest.
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Walden
Grafton
Snow blanketing Severn river rescue planned
In Severn River two small boats with three boys missing amid gale warnings from Eastport to the Delaware breakwater. Ned Chambers 13 Ray Cunningham 12 and Jerry Almond 16 attempted a rescue as their open boat swept out. The rest of the nation faced cooler, cloudy weather with average temperatures.
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Severn River
Eastport
Delaware
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Ned Chambers
Ray Cunningham
Jerry Almond
Return of a summer idyll in a threadbare memory
The narrator recalls a postwar coastal summer with Kitty Foyle like scenes and a cast including Pop, Rosey, and Freddie, mingling high school rites, secret societies, and first loves. Through drifting memories of graduation hustle, old towns, social clubs and a radio era, the piece traces identity, ambition, and the pull of home as 1928 looms.
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Corey Richtenouse
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Cobe May
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Varher
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Wyn
Princeton
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Manitou
Mark Eisen
Prairie
Ilinois
Harvard
Yale
Board of Educaion
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