Tornado formation linked to warmed northern air meets tropic breezes
Weather experts say Tornadoes are born when cool air from the north is warmed over the western U S and meets tropical breezes from the south. The interaction creates instability that spawns twisters. Tornado paths range up to a few hundred miles, with typical speeds 20 to 68 mph. The report cites Arkansas Illinois Iowa Kansas Missouri as frequent sources. May 8.
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Trustee's Sale in West Grafton for Lot No. 12
By virtue of two deeds of trust dated 1928 and 1920 and made by C. B. Bailey to W. Merle Watkins trustee for The Grafton Banking and Trust Company two loans are in default. The trustee will sell at public auction at 1:00 PM on May 12, 1933, at the front door of the Taylor County courthouse the real estate described as Lot 12 in Block 16 of the McGraw and Yates Addition to West Grafton. Cash terms.
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Taylor County
West Virginia
C. B. Bailey
W. Merle Watkins
Grafton Banking and Trust Company
Grafton
McGraw and Yates
West Grafton
West
Virginia
Pappas Estate Sale Promises Property and Assets
Executors of George S. Pappas estate announce an executors sale on May 17, 1933 at 1:30 PM at Taylor County Courthouse front door. Personal property includes stock, pool tables, piano, appliances, cash registers, and a two story brick building with Lot 22 frontage. Real estate sale offers the property with a hippo drome adjacent wall passage, terms cash or credit up to twelve months.
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Taylor County
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Luzadder
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East Main Street
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Jay Fleming
Ite
Victor Kalkanderas
Guy Allender
Fiduciary Notice of Guardians and Committees
Howard J. Daugherty guardian for George Flaharty and Anna M. Scott guardian for Clementina Brown are named in fiduciary duties with varying dates in 1932 1933. Thomas J. Dillon acts as committee for Clementina Brown with dates in April 1932. Commissioner of Accounts William P. Samples dated May 1 1933.
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Howard J. Daugherty
Anna. M. Scott
George Flaharty
Thomas J. Dillon
Clementina 8
Brown
William P. Samples
Prohibition Repeal Plea Guides Voters For June 27 Vote
The editorial argues against prohibition, urging voters to repeal the 18th Amendment. It condemns national prohibition as tyrannical and futile, citing state policing limits, wasted tax money, and increased illicit production. The piece urges calm, reasoned civic decision and frames repeal as restoring private liberty and state control.
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National Congress
Union of
Tebeccezee
Mquor
Prohibition Failures Highlight Moral and Legal Debates
A historical opinion argues prohibition has failed to curb alcohol use, noting widespread malpractices by supporters and criminals. It urges abandoning legal enforcement, endorsing liberal regulation under open law and supervision, and cautions against a new saloon era.
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America
Revival of factories on a fixed date urged by officials
Government leaders push a nationwide mobilization to restart many manufacturing plants on a set day to spur a broad economic revival. Proponents argue rising employment would boost money circulation and prompt a flood of new orders, while critics warn of collective inaction and beware evolving consumer demand. The piece discusses beer return and prohibition dynamics, noting beer demand rising and law enforcement reporting fewer arrests for drunkenness.
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Earth
Cumberland
War Debts Talks Expand To Major Powers
The Roosev elt administration plans informal talks next week with Germany China and Mexico to build support for world business recovery. Henry L Stimson has been mentioned as a possible member of the U S delegation to the economic conference drawing Republican criticism from Rep Tinkham. The American Federation of Labor praises Roosevelt preparatory talks. Japan adds a three wheel motor vehicle called tsubasa with an American motor to the Java market.
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Java
Beer’s Reaction: UPI Finds Decline in Intoxication Arrests
The United Press survey notes fewer intoxication arrests since 3.2 beer was legalized by Congress and state legislatures. It also says alcoholism cases have fallen, indicating reduced hard liquor consumption.
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Huntington Advertiser
United Press
Congress
Mountaineer Council seeks teachers for Taylor county
The Mountaineer Council No. 44 of the Junior Order United American Mechanics reports interest in employing Taylor county teachers for city and county schools. They provide figures: 164 teachers employed in the county, 85 pay taxes, 20 non residents, 10 married teachers living with husbands. The notice also notes fires in Cincinnati and historic puzzle trends, urging readers to consider public problems.
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Mountaineer Council
United American Mechanics
Taylor Country
Senetinel
Sentinel
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Classified rates are two cents for the first insertion and one cent per word for each additional insertion. Insertion must be consecutive and in the regular column style. The charge is 48 cents. Each initial or figure counts as one word. Report errors immediately. The Sentinel disclaims responsibility for incorrect insertions.
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