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Grafton Sentinel

Location

Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1933

Page

6

Pecora Probes Morgan Influence in United Control

The senate banking committee exposed how the United corporation gained control through stock transfers from J P Morgan and Company in 1929, with Pecora pressing Howard about Morgan’s influence. Officials withheld the partner list owed debts. the inquiry continues as Pecora leads a thorough examination of Morgan’s massive banking house.

Hugh George Howard Presi United Corporation Senate Investigat- P. Morgan and Company Opu United Morgan Ma‘akWk Hutson Power United Ibrvement Arid Pubic ‘Service of New Jersey Pecora J.P. Morgan and Company Howard Washington Pennate Barking Committee J. P. Morgan Iay Arfoe Great Bankhouse Mehantile Bites Ferdinand Pecora J. P. Morgan Pecore

Urge River Improvement Across West Virginia Delegation

A West Virginia group arrived in Washington to press inclusion of the 11 million Great Kanawha river project in the rivers and harbors bill. They conferred with Senator Neely, Senator Hatfield, and Representatives Smith and Johnson about the measure.

Washington West Virginia Neely Hatfield Smith and Johnson

Beer Figures Continue to Show Economic Value of Legal Beer

Government leaders discuss April figures showing over nine million dollars paid by Americans into the public treasury rather than to bootleggers. The article notes this sum surpasses income tax receipts for the period and predicts higher revenues as beer is legalized in remaining states. It also suggests ongoing evidence of beer's economic value as a legal product.

Economic war seen if trade parley fails

United States officials warned of an economic war if world economic conference talks fail to reduce trade barriers. Persistent nationalist sentiment abroad could jeopardize London and Geneva efforts. Hull remains cautiously optimistic about tariff moderation, while Moley remains pessimistic. The U.S. weighs a shift toward greater economic independence and self-contained policy if international action stalls. Three measures include farm relief and import taxes, industrial recovery plans, and a tariff bill enabling tariff adjustments. Japan’s push to loosen disarmament limits at Geneva clouds progress as Roosevelt meets with a Japanese delegation. Mexico reports stronger wholesale and retail sales versus last year.

Washington United States Variou London Geneva Moley Raymond Moley State Department Roosevelt Hull Japan Great Britain Viscount Kikujiro Ishii Mexico

Child Struck By Auto On Maple Avenue

Five year old Fiora Lee Canfield, granddaughter of Mr and Mrs Ey Haynes, was seriously injured last night at 7 o clock when struck while crossing Maple Avenue by a car driven by Mrs Wilbur Moore of Beech Street. The girl was rushed to City Hospital where fractures were reduced by Dr Paul Warden and she was reported resting well. Mrs Moore blew the horn as children crossed and two playmates narrowly escaped.

Fiora Lee Canfield Ey Haynes Maple Avenue Wilbur Moore Beech Street Haynes Paul Warden

Civil War veteran Major Samuel H. M. Byers dies at 94

Samuel H. M. Byers a Civil War veteran poet statesman and author of Sherman's March to the Sea died of pneumonia at his relatives home in Los Angeles He was 94 and the last surviving member of General Sherman s staff Born in Pulaski Pennsylvania Byers was a noted figure in wartime songs and public life

Los Angeles Samuel H. M. Byers Sherman Major Byers Pulaski

Testimony in Arson Case Nears End

Expert witness J H Mayselles testified that the February 28 1932 fire at the Jolliffe department store was caused by an overheated motor rather than arson. He described a worn switch and possible motor overheating that could ignite oil, while defense expert Ralph H Cline argued the blaze could not have originated in the motor. The trial features cross examinations and further testimony from city officials and the store owner G L Jolliffe with closing prospects uncertain.

J. H. ‘Mayselles George G. Jolliffe Jolliffe Department Mayselles Babbitt James C. Fol H. C.dempsey Main Street Phillip. Bowire Archdeacon Bonafede Jolliffe Diana Coole Helen Constancé’ Lowé Fred Forcello Bowie George G.,jolliffe Ralph H. Cline Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Co Cline Young Jolliffe Fred V. Kunst Stengthy Kunst Eunst Joseph Jolliffe M. J. Scott Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company Scott Holt G. L. Jolliffe George L. Jolliffe

Grafton Elkins Bills Passed By Legislature

Charleston May 26 six bills allowing local units to borrow Reconstruction Corporation funds were passed finally by the senate. One enables Elkins to borrow 100000 for municipal hall and community center. Grafton may borrow to erect a municipal hospital. Other borrowings include Wayne county 100000 Keystone vand Camden on Gauley 25000 each and Moorefield 19000.

Charleston Reconstruction Corporation Senate City of Elkins Bination Munity Center Grafton Wayne County Keystone Vand Camden-on-Gauley Moorefield

Fought Is Elected Wheeling Mayor

Gord on P. Fought a businessman and Democratic leader wins Wheeling mayor in a biennial election defeating incumbent Thomas Y. Beckett by about 3000 votes. Republicans secure seven city council seats to Democrats five with only two Democrats retiring from the council.

Wheeling Gordon P. Fought Thomas Y. Beckett Fought

Grafton Poultry Market Ad Promises Fresh Chickens

Grafton Poultry Market opposite the post office, George S. Bailey manager, advertises hatched spring chickens and live hens. They dress chickens while you wait and guarantee fresh eggs, highlighting immediate service and freshness.

Grafton George S. Bailey

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