Long and Talmadge Under Fire in Federal Clash
April 19 Washington report shows administration spokesmen clashing with Senator Long of Louisiana and Governor Talmadge of Georgia over public works and relief funds. Ickes accuses Long of “halitosis of the intellect” and says four Louisiana projects were kept while four Georgia projects were canceled. Hopkins says action counts. relief administration shifted from Governor Allen in Louisiana and may move Georgia relief to cities. Long vows to return to Washington to nail Ickes in a senate speech. Talmadge calls Roosevelt radical and predicts a third party in next election.
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Necro Activities Club Hosts Bridge Night in Mt Hope
Necro Activities Club met Mr and Mrs Porter at their Mt Hope home for a five table bridge session. Prizes for high scores went to Addie Hundley and Welda Wallace, second to Mr and Mrs Porter. A salad course followed with several local residents attending. The next meeting is planned in Beckley with Dr R J Howard. A Stratton High School fashion show by the Maids and Matrons Social Study club drew a large, appreciative crowd.
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George Morton
Beckley
Porter
Odetta Gore
Addie Handley
Welda Wallace
Julia Hall
Jessie White
Claudine Green
Mt. Hope
R. J. Howard
Stratton High School
Ohio Governor Gets a Hand-Out at Style Show
A crowded morning event featured fashion and novelty acts with Mrs. Hazel Garland as mistress of ceremonies. Children’s outfits by Miss Laura Martin drew praise, attending remarks by Mrs. W. A. Holley and committee members. Multiple local visits and community notices followed including Easter program plans and Mt. Joy Baptist church events.
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Laura Martin
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Mt. Joy Baptist Church
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W. M. Hairston
George Dixon
Friendly Four
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Parker
Lacey
Geneva Greer
Maxwell
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Madieson
W. P. Strickland
Greer
Mrs. Long
E. W. Hicks
Election upheld by Wyoming judge Dooley victory upheld Mullens
Pineville April 19 Circuit Judge Howell M Tanner yesterday upheld the election of Grover C Dooley of Mullens as a candidate. The ruling confirms Dooley as winner in the local race, resolving disputed conduct and validating the election process. The decision was issued in the Wyoming court and marks the conclusion of the contest over the result.
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Pineville
Howell M. Tanner
Grover C. Dooley
Mullens
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