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Newspaper

Grafton Sentinel

Location

Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1933

Page

6

West Virginia House Debates School Funding and Segregation Amendments

The House debated amendments to a bill on education funding and school construction. Delegates discussed contracts, teacher job promises, and state authority. Provisions for voting in campaigns, mandatory schooling in districts, and race-based school terms were argued, with multiple amendments defeated or modified.

Senate Goodwin D. Jackson Ross Kanawha Calhoun McDowell Randolph Harrison Yoke D Monongalia West Virginia Lubliner Mercer

Morgan's influence and power in private banking examined

A Brackettt analysis for the Associated Press surveys the Morgan firm’s unseen figures, public interest in its power, and calls for disclosure. It notes Morgan's voluntary Fed filing, private depositors, and the role of Morgan's in bond issues while denying majority control in ventures.

J.B. Brackett Associated Press New York Wall Street Morgan's Federal Reserve Bank of New York Morgan’s Morgan Winthrop Aldrich Chase National Bank H. P. Davison Pujo House United States Steel Corporation United Corporation Thomas la Mont Senate Finance Committee Tis

Grafton Residents Attend Meeting Amid Tensions

The quarter report lists numerous Grafton attendees including Mr and Mrs Ault Beavers Burke Bartlett Chenoweth Collins Hamilton Evans Fleming Jolliffe Jones Keefer Kuhn Loar Pain ter Robinson Thomas Thayer and others. Harold Poulkrod cites communist influence as the reason for rejecting government camps.

Grafton J. W. Ault W. A. Beavers W . Beavers C. E. Burke G. T. Bartlett Hugh Church Helen Chenoweth F. C. Collins Lon Hamilton J. Lee Evans

Woman Dies After Jump From Bridge Into River

A woman about 26 years old wearing a black satin dress with a wedding ring and bracelet plunged into the river from a bridge. She had reddish-brown bobbed hair.

Education Levy Debate At District Meeting Sponsored By Holt

Delegate Holt led amendments allowing voter ballots on district school levies and extra levies if counties lack funds for nine month terms. Proposals included a black assistant county superintendent in districts with 50 or more black teachers and keeping demonstration high schools in higher institutions. Large crowd planned attendance with a program featuring Gibson Hoff man and other local speakers and performances.

Holt D. Lewis

Joan Crawford Divorced In Jealousy Drama Says Trial

Joan Crawford ends four year marriage to Douglas Fairbanks Jr after a mental cruelty case and a yearlong prohibition on remarrying. The divorce stems from a jealous husband case amid an alienation suit filed by Dietz. The action notes Fairbanks’s famous lineage and Hollywood ties as context for the high profile split.

Joan Los Angeles Joan Crawford Douglas Fairbanks, Jr Mary Pickford Fairbanks Ets Dietz Chemit

Business men study plan to stabilize work program

A special Roosevelt committee and budget director Lewis W. Douglas push for a balanced budget funded by higher taxes to back a $3.3 billion public works bond issue. An industry wide plan, led by Robert L. Lund, aims to restore jobs by tempering production and wages with antitrust relaxations, supported by a National Association of Manufacturers delegation.

Lewis W. Douglas National Association of Manufacturers Robert L. Lund St. Louis J. H. Rand, Jr New York Lammet DuPont Wilemington Del O. Max Gardiner North Carolina Washington Roosevelt Congress

Communists Quit Camp To End Criticism

Emanuel Levin and Harold Hickerson resign from the veterans convention to remove the charge of communism. They state the move aims to allow right wing bonus seekers sleeping in the rain in Washington to join a larger delegation at the Fort Hunt tent settlement in Virginia. Levin denounces political beliefs being questioned while in service.

Washington Emanuel Levin Harold Hickerson Veterans Convention Assembly of the Veterans Jed Fort Hunt Levin

Barbour County Negro Ends Life Near Olive Hill

Philippi May 13 Freeman Croston a 40 year old colored farmer near Olive Hill church shot himself in an outbuilding. In excellent health with no financial worries the motive remains a mystery. County coroner Arthur F Bennett said an inquest would be necessary. Sheriff Allen M Dyer Deputy George Kines Forrest B Poling and Dr W Scott Smith attended. Croston's widow and four children survive at home. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Hanson Croston Sr of Philippi.

Philippi Freeman Croston Olive Hill Croston Arthur F. Bennett Coronore Grafton Kingwood Allen M. Dyer George Kines Forrest B. Poling W. Scott. Smith Hanson Croston

Mystery Shrouds Death Of Woman In River Near Xenia

The body of an unidentified young woman with a bullet wound to the head was found in the Little Miami River, six miles north of Xenia. Authorities theorize she was slain by someone in an automobile.

Xenia Little Miami River Here

Rubber firms and construction pick up pace in April

A federal reserve survey shows rubber firms rising more than usual from March to April, yet April sales lag 1932 by 9 percent. Cleveland reports the month’s bull permits at their two year high, with heavy construction contracts tracked by Engineering News Record totaling 8.609 million dollars for the week ending May 8. Fort Worth building permits exceed 1 million for the year.

Federal Reserve Bank Cleveland

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