Plan Battle Over Relief Plan in Abington
Republicans convene to discuss the deficiency appropriation bill and the new relief fund for WPA projects. President Roosevelt rejected earmarking 400,000,000 of the 1,500,000,000 request. Rep Taber says a fight is coming but the conference aims to explain the situation to members.
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Abhington
Tomor
Roosevelt
House
Harry L. Hopkins
Work Progress Administration
Representative Taber
New York
Appropriations Committee
Former Patrolman Granted Trial Continuance in City Hall Row
In Clarksburg on May 6 a police magistrate granted former patrolman Charles W. Poe a continuance on a charge he obstructed Police Chief Roy O. Ross during efforts to end a fist fight at a city council meeting. Ross claimed Frye attacked him as tensions rose between Councilmen Ray E. Titchenal and A. W. Greathouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksburg
Charles W. Poe
Roy O. Ross
Ross
Frye
Ray E. Titchenal
A. W. Greathouse
225 Miners Return To Work At Lemont Mine
Uniontown, Pa May 6 Two hundred twenty five men found jobs today with the reopening of the Lemont No 2 coal mine near Uniontown. W T McGee and associates leased the operation from H C Frick Coke company and expect a five day week for at least five months with an order of 100 000 tons of coal to be filled.
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Uniontown
Lemont No. 2
W. T. McGee
H. C. Frick Coke Company
Reverend William M. Warden 79 Dies in Clarksburg
The Rev. William M. Warden a 79 year old retired Methodist minister from Meriden Connecticut died at the home of his daughter Mrs Harvey W Harmer in Clarksburg on May 6. He was a long time church worker and community member with ties to Meriden. The obituary notes his service and family connections.
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Clarksburg
William M. Warden
Meriden
Conn
Harvey W. Harmer
Child crushed to death at Arkwright Coal Mine tracks
May 6 Morgantown report states six year old Joseph Kovach died after being crushed between two mine cars while playing on the tracks at the Arkwright Coal Company mine. Authorities investigated the accident as a fatal incident involving miniature rail equipment.
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Morgantown
Joseph Kovach
Night Radio Schedules Across Major Stations
A detailed list of evening and late night broadcasts across CBS NBC and regional stations shows a dense slate of programs from 6:15 PM through midnight. Highlights include music orchestras, comedy sketches, dramas, and talk segments featuring named performers and bands such as Burns & Allen, Kate Smith, Ralph Gibli, Lily Pons, and Eddie Duchin.
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CBS
Gertrude Niesen
WJZ
Easy Aces
WGN
Palmer House
Ensemb Ekmox
WCPO
WLW
the Johnsons
NBC
Uncle Ezra
Ox—Blue Flames
WWVA
Terry and
Ted
Wdz
Lum and
Abner
Mox
Kate Smith
Houriller
CPO
Merchants Bulletins
WMMN
KDKA
WSM
One Man’s Family
Anthony Smythe
Cbs—Cavalcade of America
Follies of America
Eugene Howard
Fifi D
WCKY
Fireside Hour
Beverly Stull
Acco
Wccpo
Hornberger
WGBF
Tom Sweeney
Waz—Lavender
Old Lai
KMOX
Burns & Allen
Watson
Jacques Re
Wayne King
Orche
Sea Bie
Ford
Fred Allen
Portland ‘Art Players
Mateur
van Steeden
CBE
Lily Pons
Andre ‘Kastelanetz
Ross
Roosevelt
Gen
Freddie Poetips
Sexnest
Sione
Wory—Rubboft
Bradford
Phillips Lord
al Goodman
Jack Hylton
Wine
Minger
Ted Weems
Joe LaRosa
Mardi Gras
Harold Stokes
WOWO
WIRE
Jimmie Mattern
WJR
Stasia
Eddy Duchin
Bob Crosby
Amos 'N' Andy
Country Club of the
Joe Sanders
Pratt and McNeill
Freddie Martin
Sterling Young
W3z
Enoch Light
Jubilee Sirngers
Kay Kyser
WLAC
Marcia Manners
Xavier Cugat
WHAS
Unusual Campaign Mutual Praise At County Rally
Two rivals for the Republican state senate nomination in the eleventh district, Fairmont attorneys Rollo J. Conley and Harry Cronin, publicly praised each other at a courthouse rally. After the event they returned home together in Cronin's car, signaling a rare display of party harmony and mutual support despite a heated primary battle.
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Rollo J. Conley
Harry Cronin
Fairmont
State Senate
Court House
Cronin
Conley
Negro Wins Freedom But Hes Far From Happiness
OKLAHOMA CITY May 6 P Out of jail after four days H Love a negro was not happy He said I probably won t have any place to live My sister I was taking care of has probably run away I had two little kittens to feed and they ve probably died When my wife gets back from Texas she ll hear about this and there will be trouble.
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Oklahoma City
H. Love
Lees
Walter Marlin
Texas
Father and Son United After 40 Year Lapse
RONAN Montana May 6 A Mr Noble arrived from Sac City Iowa and immediately asked the authorities about a long strained family reunion after forty years apart. This brief report notes the unexpected homecoming and the gentle optimism surrounding the meeting.
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United
Ronan
Mont
Mr. Noble
Sac City
Iowa
First Meeting After 40 Years Shocks Town Visitor
The postmaster knew Ronan citizen R. C. Noble and invited him home. Upon arrival Noble exclaimed to his father, asking where he had come from, marking their first meeting in four decades.
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R. C. Noble
Don’t Let Stomach Trouble Wreck Your Life
Mrs May Moore describes chronic stomach trouble after moving to town and relief after using World’s Tonic. She cites constipation, headaches, sour belching, and bloating that improved after the herbal remedy, sold by Union Drug Co. and other modern drug stores.
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May Moore
Mrs. Moore
Thad
Hone
Mvorid
Unior Drug Co
Red Cross Pharmacy
Graf Red Drug & Chemical Co
Love Drugo
Union battle near decision in steel union vote
In Canonsburg Pennsylvania delegates to the Amalgamated Association of Iron Steel and Tin Workers weigh proposed shift from craft to industrial unionism. The Lewis faction led by John L Lewis offered 500000 dollars toward a 1500000 campaign. Edward Miller heads the Amalgamated committee meeting with President William Green of the American Federation of Labor to decide within 24 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canonsburg
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
Washington
Lewis
National Committee On Industrial Organization
John L. Lewis
Lewis Group
Amalgamated
Amalgamated Committee
Edward Miller
William Green
The
American
Steel workers union drive decision pending committee report
Federation of Labor backs craft unions as the steel workers weigh the type of drive to pursue. A final decision is expected after the committee submits its report.
Hosecart Vanishes in Town Fire Rescue Delays
In Ask Fork Arizona on May 6 a rare town fire left firefighters unable to locate the hose cart, delaying efforts until it was found stored in a building. The blaze damaged four tourist camp cabins, two outhouses and a wash room, with firefighters limiting the damage.
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Ask Fork
Ariz
33 Year Old Horse Celebrates 83rd Birthday
Sunshine the horse marked his 83rd birthday at a party hosted by John Bigford in New Marlboro Massachusetts. About 50 guests attended as they watched the animal receive a large cake ordered by Bigford to show his long standing affection for the animal over the years.
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New Marlboro
Mass
Sunshine
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