Washington Opinion On European Entanglements And Peace
A historical Washington stance warns against entanglements with European politics. The piece critiques altruistic internationalism, urges trade but warns it should not draw the nation into European or Asian intrigues, and cites Washington’s farewell counsel to mind our own affairs. It also notes Marion county audits showing a large public funds deficit and embezzlement concerns.
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Washington
Councils of European Nations
Europe
George Washington
Asia
State
Marion County
County school board selection urged for best interests
A local editorial argues that after tax cuts gains are offset by new government schemes requiring taxes. It warns about socialistic experimentation, praises private industry, and urges citizens to push for a capable, fair county school board to govern the upcoming unit plan and avoid mediocrity or political maneuvering.
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John J. Cornwell
Russia
W. W. Trent
Repealists Seen Idle as Prohibition Debate Stalls
The Charleston Gazette notes minimal activity by repeal supporters as five weeks remain before West Virginia voters. The piece highlights a lull in public advocacy and mentions Kurffes and Rogers varnish enamel and stain products as part of the era’s commerce context.
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West Vi Kurffes
Rogers
Repeal Debate Shows Apathy In State Meetings
An observer who has covered the state notes a contrast between many favoring repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment and a general reluctance to organize, advocate, or attend meetings. He questions whether the laziness or hypocrisy explains the sparse repeal activity.
Colleges and Parents Rethink Student Welfare Role
President Hutchins of the University of Chicago argues colleges should not act as parents for students. He says colleges exist to promote learning and should not bear responsibility for the moral social physical and intellectual welfare of students, separating this from community governance. The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette notes the stance as timely.
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Hutchins
University of Chicago
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
West Virginia Wheat Crop Ahead Of Last Year
The West Virginia wheat forecast shows a crop over 1.5 million bushels, about 300000 more than last year, with potential price rises if national shortages occur. The state, though not a major wheat producer, benefits farmers as improved prices create significant value for its agricultural sector.
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West Virginia
Ratification Question on Prohibition Amendment Debate
Text presents proposed constitutional amendment repealing the 18th and seeks ratification. Voter instructions limit choices to twenty candidates with across the board yes or no voting, listing numerous individuals for ratification and against. The question frames outcomes like repeal of prohibition, tax revenues, enforcement, and temperance goals.
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West Virginia
Woman cabinet officer sparks labor debate in Preston County Journal
The Preston County Journal editorial page condemns a woman for secretary of labor and questions a six hour day five day week. It argues workers faced harsher toil in early America without R F C aid or Red Cross support, urging reliance on industry and effort to revive the economy.
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Congress
J. Slidell Brown
Randolph Enterprise
Secretary of Labor
Roosevelt
God of
Heaven
Earth
Labor
Red Cross
Preston County Journal
Ballot Wording Must Show Repeal and Ratification
West Virginia voters will see four choices on June 27 ballots for the repeal or ratification of the eighteenth amendment. Attorney General Holt ruled that the phrases for repeal of the eighteenth amendment and against repeal may be printed, alongside for ratification and against ratification to avoid voter confusion. The Inter-Mountain in Elkins urges officials statewide to follow the guidance to secure a true expression of the people's desires.
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Holt
West Virginia
Elkins
Inter-Mountain
Tornado Hits Bainville Main Street Injures Dozens
A tornado swept through Bainville Montana last evening injuring a dozen people and demolishing or damaging ten buildings. Seven communication lines to surrounding areas were down, disrupting service.
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Bainville
Mont
Fiduciary notice to creditors in Mahaffey estate
Court official J Guy Allender, Commissioner of Accounts, publishes a notice to all creditors and beneficiaries of the Stephen Mahaffey estate in Taylor County West Virginia. Creditors must file claims with vouchers by November 20 1933 or be barred from benefits. beneficiaries must appear to protect interests. Notice dated May 16 1933 with publication dates May 16 23 31.
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Stephen Mahaffey
Mechanics Savings — Babk
Grafton
Taylor
County
West Virginia
J. Guy Allender
Taylor County
For Rent Cozy Five Room Apartment With Garage
Classified notice advertises a cozy five room apartment with garage in a desirable neighborhood. It mentions conveniences and cheap rent and provides a contact phone 680 J for inquiries. The ad includes rates and word counting notes typical of early classified columns.
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David C. Reay
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Kenna B. Stephenson
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D. L. Anvil
George W, Bright
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Davis Raymond V. Humphreys
Dan P. Kessler
Will R, Keyser
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C. H. Maxwell
F. L. Miller
Harry W. Miller
Q. J, Morrison
Harry Paull
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E. R. Reed
Bunker Reynolds
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