Liquor Store Salaries Spark Debate In 1936 West Virginia
The Raleigh Register reports friction among the liquor commission chair, budget director, and governor over 10 percent salary raises for liquor store employees. The piece argues wages should not outpace other sectors and suggests lowering prices to benefit customers, noting the state aims to minimize vice rather than profit.
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Liquor Commission
Beckley Welcomes New Theatre On Neville Street
The Beckley theatre rises on Neville Street with a bright neon facade and promises glamour romance and high endeavour. It aims to attract patrons from southern West Virginia and beyond, boosting local business and city appeal while planning ample parking to accommodate visitors.
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New Theatre
Neville Street
New Beckley Theatre
West Virginia
Charleston
Huntington
Beckley
Withal
Destructive kerosene blaze costs family life
A Ra leigh county family faced tragedy when a kerosene fire destroyed a home and claimed a child’s life. The piece warns that despite repeated disasters, some people still start fires with kerosene for quick results. Authorities note the dangers and urge caution to prevent such accidents.
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Raleigh County
Calamity at Bolt Morning Fire Warns Against Oil
A reader’s note condemns fueling a fire with oil after a morning incident at Bolt. The writer urges readers to avoid grudging, dangerous actions and to seek calm when trouble arises.
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Bolt
Radio Buzzer Censorship Sparks Canadian Debate
A Canadian inquiry into the government radio commission questions censorship powers and the bias of appointments. Reports say during the last campaign the commission used a buzzer to mute rival speakers at the mike, prompting discussion of whether the body should be abolished.
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Canada
Radio Commission
Guatemala’s Mutual Aid Pact Rewrites Monroe Doctrine Tone
The piece explains Guatemala’s proposal for a continental mutual aid pledge in case of foreign aggression. It suggests U S forces and Paraguayan marines could be deployed to protect allied nations like Honduras, effectively reaffirming the Monroe Doctrine under a different name. It notes General Ubico of Guatemala favors stability and continuity.
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Guatemala
United States
Paraguay
Honduras
United States Navy
Americas
Jorges Ubico
Figures speak for themselves in Marion county gains
The Fairmont Times notes registration data showing Democrats ahead of Republicans by 700 since 1934 in Marion county, with the GOP trailing by over 7,000. It cites broader national trend shifts, praising Franklin D. Roosevelt for improving prosperity and the business outlook, and contrasts Hoovers rhetoric with observed wage gains for workers locally.
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Marion County
Roosevelt
Pittsburgh
Smoky City
Herbert Hoover
al Smith
Henry Fletcher
Col
Frank Knox
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Fairmont Times
Washington Day Book warns of congressional adjournment risk
Washington reports rising anxiety among business leaders over pending measures beyond the tax bill. Bills expanding Federal Trade Commission powers, labor laws, and licensing for interstate commerce spark concern, while adjournment pressures grow as May looms. A May 11 adjournment push signals focus on quitting.
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Washington
Congress
Federal Trade Commis
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
House
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Senate
Judiciary Committee
House Judiciary Committee
Notable New York figures and stage gossip of the era
A collage profile highlights Tom Yawkey as a discreet New York millionaire and Red Sox owner with North Carolina hunts, a stutter, and a Park Avenue office. It also notes Briane Aherne’s devotion to Katharine Cornell, various Broadway figures, and anecdotes from Hollywood to London theater.
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Associated Press
Howland & Howland, Inc
New York
Park Avenue
Chicago
Michigan Avenue
Ettsburgh
Keystone Bank
Tom Yawkey
Boston Red Sox
New Yorker
Red Sox
Yawkey
North Carolina
Lefty Grove
Rick
Wes Ferrell
Katharine Cornell
Briane Aherne
England
Aherne
Miss Cornell
Cornell
Hollywood
Charlie Chan Manicure Sparks Odd Detective Detail
A note on the character Charlie Chan mentions his habit of growing fingernails to half an inch beyond normal for oriental detective roles. The quirky detail highlights the film portrayal choice that adds a distinctive visual element to the sleuth.
Culpepper Presents Poet at Sunday Church Service
Rev Ross Culpepper announces at First Methodist Church a Sunday 7 30 p m service with Beckley poet William Wade 24 revealing how verses arose His first poetry volume is expected to be published soon Wade is described as West Virginian in tone and a modest local figure inspiring pride in the region
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First Methodist
Ross Culpepper
William
Bill” Wade
Beckley
Wade
Beckley High School
Bill
Persian bakers bake bread as wall-stuck sheets
In Persia most bread makers stick dough to oven walls and peel off large sheet cakes. Customers use these loaves as wrappers for other purchases, reflecting a unique bread production and consumption practice.
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Persia
Bellamy Finds Small Town Picks Differ From Hollywood
Hollywood star Ralph Bellamy says small town crowds prefer relatable, simple stories over glossy, sophisticated fare. He toured cities, met exhibitors, gave autographs, and distributed $600 worth of autographed photos while stressing the value of personal appearances for actors.
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Hollywood
Ralph Bellamy
Joan Crawford
Bellamy
Pictures
World War Veteran Faces West Virginia Bigamy Charge
Archie Simpson, 43, a World War veteran, was arrested in Dover and jailed for extradition to West Virginia on a bigamy charge. He allegedly married Dolores Horn, 23, of Dover, after being wed to Mildred Myers Simpson, 30, of Twinsburg, Ohio, on July 13 at Wheeling.
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Associated Press
Dover
Archie Simpson
New Philadelphia
West Virginia
Mildred Myers Simpson
Twinsburg
Simpson
Dollores Horn
Wheeling
Golden Rain Synops: Iris Lanning faces a threat in high society
Iris Lanning battles an accusation from Georgia Blair as she prepares to appear in Mrs. Morgan's charity revue. Iris seeks to prove her claimed lineage while uncovering family secrets kept by Aunt Ella and Aunt Phina. She reaches out to Morgan Black in Pennsylvania for help.
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Iris Lanning
Park Avenue
Long Island
Georgia Blair
Iris
Mrs. Morgan
Bria
Tris
Phina
Ella
Morgan Black
Pennsylvania
Morgan
West Philadelphia
Mrs. Wendell
Camilla
New York
Sheridan
Noworiza
Jim
Granny
Persia
Philadelphia
Black Iris Lanning
Yale Club
Dr. Pierce
Margaret Ross
Madison Ave
Huntington
W. Va
Iris and Morgan confront social schemes and family ties
Iris confesses being misled about Mother and Phina while Owen and Camilla navigate rumors of love and reputation. Morgan returns to clear a deception, reveal his real life as a lawyer, and faces Iris’s plea as Georgia’s schemes loom. The drama centers on honesty, loyalty, and a fragile path to trust.
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Q’amilla
Camilla
Owen
Iris
Georgia
Sigrid Swenson
Johnny Wendell
Gibson Appointed To North Central Group
Charleston West Virginia April 17 A J Gibson high school supervisor received an appointment yesterday as a member of the nominating committee of the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools He said nine state high schools have applied for admittance to the association which will meet next week in Chicago Gibson C W Jackson of Bluefield and Forrest W Stemple of Morgantown will attend.
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Associated Press
Charleston
W. Va
A. J. Gibson
North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Chicago
Gigson
C. W. Jackson
Bluefield
Forrest W. Stemple
Morgantown
English rail headlights trial on Yorkshire line
English locomotives in Knaresborough are to receive powerful headlights as an American style trial. The experiment covers a stretch of the London and North Eastern Railway in this part of Yorkshire.
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Associated Press
Knaresborough
England
America
London and North-Eastern Railway
Yorkshire
Rose of Sharon Tulip Monadina Grows by Mediterranean Coast
Botanists identify the Rose of Sharon as tulips monadina growing on the Sharon plain by the Mediterranean. The plant bears deep red flowers with black centers and is a member of the lily family.
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Sharon
Plain of Sharon
Mediterranean
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