First Lady Knits In Congress As Banks Debate Bill
The Senate bank ing committee approved the Robinson bill to let state banks borrow from the federal reserve with a caveat that it not be pressed if current laws suffice. Wall Street activity eyed a stock and commodity market resumption, NYSE reopening plans advanced and some exchange functions returning. Secret Woodin said appointing conservators for high reputation banks did not prove they were in difficulty, noting complex affiliate issues delaying full reopening while banks are orderly for restructuring.
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Funeral for J P Lalley and Nell Lalley Lowe in Brunswick
J P Lalley and Nell Lalley Lowe are survived by two sisters Mrs Julia Clark of Washington and Miss Mary Carroll of Grafton. Grandchildren Helen Constance Lowe Gene Reta Lowe Carroll Lowe Jo Clare Patrick Mary Greta James Michael and Charles Edward Lalley also survive. Obsequies set for Thursday at 9 AM at St Augustine church with Rev M J Hannon officiating. Burial in Mt Calvary Cemetery, Hamilton Funeral Company in charge.
Kump Orders Salary Revisions Across State Departments
State officials must report and recommend corrections for salary inequities in departments and institutions. The action follows last year's salary cuts by a summer special session, enacted as an emergency measure sponsored by Delegate Lafon D. Monroe, and set to remain in effect for two years.
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Monroey
Special session urged on motor laws and revenue
Charleston March 14 A request to Governor Kump to include motor vehicle laws renewal of registration fees and related revenue measures in a special session was made by the House of Delegates. The call would follow the 1921 precedent of adjourning without a budget bill and reconvening if needed.
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Senate
Suyart
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Kump
House of Dele
Gates
Summerfield
D. Fayette
Notice of Joint Veterans and Ladies Auxiliary Meeting
Aljoint gathering of the Veterans and Ladies Auxiliary is set for tonight at 7 30 in the Podmian Hall All members are urged to attend 302 bp 1t
Banks Reopen as Roosevelt Pushes Banking Plan
Banks in about 250 cities prepared to reopen as 1000 banks resume operations. President Roosevelt supports a banking program to prevent crises, with the Justice Department instructed to pursue law violators. Secretary Woodin reports deposits exceeding withdrawals, signaling fear passing as banks resume under clearinghouse authority.
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Aken
Lowg
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Washington
Woodin
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Board of Progress
Coal Selling Agency Moves Forward After Court Ruling
In Charleston and New York reports, Appalachian Coals Inc. plans rapid organization as a coal sales agency after the Supreme Court upheld the legality of selling agencies for bituminous coal. J D Francis says Cincinnati will host the main offices while operations resume across West Virginia Kentucky and Tennessee.
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Hughes
Appalachian Selling Agency
Justice McReynolds
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Charleston
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J. D. Francis
Huntington
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Prancis
New York
State Coal Association
Francis
Cincinnati
West Virginia
Tennessee
Kentucky
Virginia
Appalachian Coals, Inc
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Lucky Strike Advertisement Claims Character and Mildness
A vintage tobacco ad extols Lucky Strike cigarettes, praising character and mildness. It touts fine tobaccos described as the cream of the crop, golden-brown leaves, and the exclusive toasted purifying process that is said to render the product mellow.
Fifteen Years Among the Beasts of the South American Jungle
A feature story recounts a former mechanic living amid exotic wildlife in the South American jungle. The narrative follows his survival and encounters with unfamiliar creatures, framed as a curious memoir for The American Weekly distributed with the Baltimore American Sunday edition.
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Newsboy
West Side Power Outage And Flood Flooding Report
Websters road autoists faced gridlock as about thirty cars were hauled out. Two transformers burned at the city plant at 2 am plunging the city into darkness. Flood warnings followed heavy rains swelling streams in Pittsburgh Morgantown and Wheeling with Ohio River rising four feet. Authorities urged calm as relief efforts scaled up and radio rumors were condemned. Red Cross appeals for California quake victims were issued.
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Allegany
Mangahela
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W. Va
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Wheeling
Birth announcement of Richard Hyson arrives in 1933
Mr and Mrs Robert Jones of the South Side welcome their eight and a half pound son born Monday March 13 1933 named Richard Hyson. Mother and baby are reported to be doing nicely with congratulations pouring in from friends.
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South Side
Richard Hyson
Baker Coal Company Changes Hands Immediate Deliveries
Baker Coal Company has changed hands and will accept phone orders at 857. All coal will be delivered. Please pay coal bills at Trisler Taxi Service on East Main Street. receipts will be issued accordingly.
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Trisler Taxi Service
East Main Street
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