Equinox Prosperity and Beer Bill Outlook in North Regions
An equinox storm ushers in a spring forecast with heavy rainfall and the Ohio River flood risk, contrasted with a hopeful normal winter and anticipated good crops. Congress approves a beer and wine bill permitting non intoxicating beer in April, with state enactment in June. Brewing revival expected to spur $175 million in plant rehabilitation and new construction, boosting employment. Local road right of way debates stir county plans for riverbank improvements.
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Ohio River
Ohio
Appalachians
Senate
Congress
House
Jto
Yost
County road issue shows no railroad takeover risk
Local officials argue the Monongahela Railroad heirs have no plans to resume railroad construction and thus county highway improvements should proceed. Voters and farmers oppose state takeover of county highways, urging continued county management under the present class A and minor routes. The piece questions efficiency of centralizing highway maintenance and suggests waiting two years to reassess under the new tax system.
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Wabash Syndicate
Railroad Construction Corporation
Monongahela Railroad Co
Harrison County
Kump
Rural roads and Hitler anecdote mark mixed western editorials
An editorial voice debates rural road policy favoring local county input over centralized state control, urging protest against abrupt policy shifts. The piece shifts to a reader’s note on Hitler’s rise, assassination plots, and the ethics of political violence, before a Daily Cross-Word Puzzle and a Hopkinsmont medical note. It ends with a discussion of legislative corruption and oath integrity amid utility influence.
Supreme Court Upholds Appalachian Coals Agency
Fairmont Times reports the Supreme Court decision allowing coal companies to form coal selling agencies to market coal, stabilizing prices and supporting miners' wages. Senator C. W. Watson’s advocacy noted. more agencies to form, competition remains but less cut throat, aiding coal’s value and payroll restoration.
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Washington
United States Supreme Court
Appalachian Coals, Inc
Fairmont
Supreme Court
C. W. Watson
Senator Watson
Appalachian Coal, Inc
Fairmont Times
State Hospitals Merit in Governor Sump Aides Appointments
Governor Sump administration plans appointment of top executives to state institutions including hospitals. Dr George F Evans, superintendent of Hopemont tuberculosis sanitarium, cited for industry and capability in building a strong reputation across West Virginia Pennsylvania Maryland New York and beyond.
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H. Guy Sump
Commonwealth
George F. Evans
Tuberculosis Sapiatrium
Hopemont
Evans
West Virginia
Aavania
Maryland
New York
Governor orders study to cut state car fleet
Governor Kump directs the State Board of Control to report the number of state owned automobiles in use with the aim of reducing the fleet to save public funds. The Buckhannon Record notes the move aligns with a pledge for urgent economies in state government after cars were used for private purposes during a past session.
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Kump
State Board of Control
Buckhannon Record
East Liverpool Postmaster Dies at 68
East Liverpool March 21 John T Wood postmaster died of a heart attack He had long been tied to pottery interests until his 1927 retirement and was a former president of the National Pottery Workers Association.
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East Liverpool, O
John T. Wood
East Liverpool
Wood
National Pottery Workers Association
Hearing Adjourned in Janet Walker Divorce Case
In Miami on March 21 Master in Chancery Towdell adjourned the divorce hearing of Janet Allen Walker after she testified the former New York mayor deserted her despite reconciliation efforts. Attorney Benjamin Cohen, vacationing in Cannes, said Walker planned no witnesses. Towdell expected to submit recommendations to the circuit court the next day. Walker cried on the stand as she described their married life.
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Miami
Fla
T. D. Towdell
Janet Allen Walker
New York
Benjamin Cohen
Walker
Cannes
France
Towdell
Cohen
Chicken Thieves Strike Harmony Grove Henery
In Harmony Grove a chicken thief gang struck Sunday night at the hennery of farmer oh Nah Newbrough stealing twenty chickens. A watchdog, loyal for years, was poisoned last week, heightening community concern over the spate of thefts.
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Harmony Grove
oNah Newbrough
Negro Arrested At Funeral For Slaying Of Couple
Pittsburgh report states Rufus Johnson, 24, was arrested while attending the funeral of Mr and Mrs Kuschulak, an elderly couple slain in their rural home last week. Police held him for questioning, he denied involvement.
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Pittsburgh
Webster Woman Appointed Chief Office Assistant
Tax Commissioner Fred L. Fox announced the appointment of Miss Flossie Dyer of Webster county as chief office assistant to succeed Miss Dorothy Pushin, who resigned, in March.
Sentinel Classified Rates And Rules For Ads
The Sentinel details advertising charges two cents per word for the first insertion and four tenths of a cent per word for each additional insertion. Insertion must be consecutive and in regular column style with a minimum 45 cents. Each initial and each figure count as one word. Errors should be reported promptly. The Sentinel accepts responsibility for only one incorrect insertion.
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Sentinel
Rentals and notices from Grafton and West Virginia ads
Classified style notices show furnished house rentals in Mat area with garden at Central Hotel on Latrobe Street Grafton and a seven room house at 707 West Main Street Glenville West Virginia with electric service and small garden rent listed at 15 dollars per month plus a P O Box address for responses. Additional entries indicate a daily housekeeping request and a general rental ad package across locales.
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West Main St
Clarence Post
Glenville
West Virginia
Trustee Sale on Taylor County Real Estate Near Gratton
By order of two deeds of trust dated 1925 and 1932 John Collins and wife Marie Watkins defaulted. W Merle Watkins, trustee, will sell about 2 1/4 acres on the Grafton Knottsville road Knottsville District at the front courthouse door in Taylor County for cash. Sale dates Feb 21 28 Mar 7 14 21.
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John Collins
W. Merlas | Watkins
Taylor County
West Virginia
We ‘Marie "Watkins
Grafton - Knottsville
Knottsville
Gratton
Epstate
W. Merle Watkins
Sale of Lot 1 in Grafton WV under 1926 trust deed
Taylor County public auction to be held March 22 1933 at the courthouse front door. Property described as Lot No 1 on J B Patterson plat South Grafton West Virginia, western side of Grand Street. Terms cash. Trustee W Merle Watkins appointed by Bres tel Brestel deed of trust dated May 26 1926 recorded in Deed Book A T page 148.
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Herbert E. Brestel
Helen
EB. Brestel
W. Merle Watkins
County
Said
Taylor County
J. B. Patterson
Grafton
West Virginia
Grand Street
Taylor i
Parkview
Lea
Knottsville
Amet
Isis M. Rexroad
Sulelivan Rexroad
West Vire Ginia
Gufton
Taylor
Trust deeds advertised for sale in Taylor County WV
Public notices announce public sales of real estate in Taylor County West Virginia under two deeds of trust. First by C 8 Murphy and Mabel E Murphy in Knottsville District involving two tracts totaling about 8.45 acres with a two story house, sale set for March 22 1933 at the courthouse front door. Second by Isis M Rexroad and Suleivan Rexroad in Grafton Lot 247 with cash terms, sale set for March 29 1933 at the county courthouse.
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Grafton Sentinel Publishing Company
W, VA
Roward E. Holt
Latrove Street
W. Va
Grafton Printing Co
Postoffice
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Denalow
Yates Avenue
R. F.C
Piggly Wiggl
Sheriff Sale
E. Main St. Grafton
Charleston
Hitler
Germany
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Europe
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Cane Town
Wether Peat
Adam
Clarksburg
Wheeling Intelligencer
Rielv
Els
Hoover
Waite House
Mr. Hoover
Park Avenue
Cash With
Cope
the Times
Central Hotel
Latrobe Street
Maple Avenue
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P. O. Box
Unn
R. Knight
Francis Street
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Bob Tail
W. Boyd Street
Tanganyika
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