Code provisions outline coal industry wage and price controls
The text details a National Recovery Administration survey to assess feasible shorter work weeks and wage differentials for coal mining, plus a December conference to discuss revisions. It defines unfair practices as selling coal below a fair market price and establishes agencies to determine and publish fair market prices, with potential adjustments by mutual agreement or the Bituminous Coal Labor Board.
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Coal code sets fair prices and trading controls nationwide
The document outlines sections on establishing maximum and minimum coal prices across divisions, methods for publishing and reviewing prices, and prohibitions on rebates, false invoicing, or price discrimination. It details division structures, marketing authorities, labor boards, and enforcement provisions, with effective dates and scope through 1936.
Approval of West Virginia loan for new municipal hospital
The article notes approval by the Federal Emergency Administration and the West Virginia board of advisors for a hospital project. City officials and Dr. Peck discussed the local situation with Chief Engineer M. L. O Neale, addressing three objections. Mayor King says all concerns were overcome and records confirm loan figures. bed count of 62 is debated by the board.
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Charleston
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Higher Pay Seen as Possible by January First
Budget bureau letters and union leaders argue a January first restoration of the 15 percent pay cut may occur. They cite cost of living rises and the living costs based adjustment law as basis for restored salaries and payroll needs. Officials note base rates would apply and the current 875 million dollar payroll could rise to about 1 billion with full pay restored.
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Alvin Brown
City weighs new hospital as demand grows in the area
Officials say the current hospital with 22 bed capacity is too small with as many as thirty patients treated on several occasions. A fireproof steel brick concrete three story building with four basements is proposed, 45 by 200 feet, to be funded via a loan from federal agencies after adjustments urged by Congressman Ramsey. Construction could start once materials arrive, pending site on city properties near the reservoir. Birth notice: Charles Bernard Turner born to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Turner at 337 West Washington Street. father is a B&O rail car inspector.
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