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Newspaper
Grafton Sentinel
Location
Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1933
Page
4
An editorial discusses a proposed coal trade code and urges honest participation to achieve stable, progressive reforms. It also analyzes Cuba’s political turmoil, warning against communistic and radical threats, and endorses Roosevelt era policies while noting NRA funds to seal abandoned mines.
The editorial praises the official NRA coal mining and selling code as a fair effort to end the long running conflicts between operators and miners and curb deceptive practices by buyers and producers. It argues laws cannot force virtue, but the code can promote honest conduct and reduce evasion in the bituminous coal trade.
A Morgantown Dominion News opinion urges West Virginia and neighboring states to seal abandoned coal mines to stop air and acid drainage pollution. The plan, backed by public works funds and the Bureau of Mines, would improve river health, create jobs, and attract visitors while not affecting active mines.
Public opinion across the state unites behind an effort to allocate 350000 dollars from federal public works funds to seal abandoned coal mines as a priority measure. The move aims to curb pollution and improve safety by addressing derelict mining sites statewide.
A criminal aboard the Alouette on Long Island plots to murder the crew and seize cargo amid a tense standoff with Buck O'Mara Benny Malone and Colin Hewitt as Dollaire threatens a deadly payoff The confrontation ends with a violent gunfight and Dollaire’s escape in a fractured scene from a serialized mystery.
In St. Louis on September 8, scientists debate how sleeping sickness spreads with over four score dead. International experts favor human carrier theory, pointing to nose and throat infection, while still testing possible insect transmission to monkeys.
Davis purchaser of 91 12 acres, taxed to Le Ford, and sold for 1928 taxes in Fetterman District. Sheriff sale occurred on the bath day of December 193% with deed to be executed after November 18 1933 unless redeemed. Tax and sale costs, surveyor, notices, and clerical fees itemized. county clerk in Taylor County Virginia issues the notice.
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