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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1933
Page
2
Governor Kump confronts a ballooning state deficit now shown to exceed eight million after hidden overdrafts surface in the Conley era. The new administration pledges a balanced budget through drastic economies and swift legislative action as Virginians demanded a house cleaning and economical government.
Parkersburg independent school district reports a $100 000 saving for next year by trimming salaries about 21 percent and reducing teachers by twenty two. Three schools will consolidate. patron support says education will continue on a lean but effective basis despite broader budget strains.
The piece argues school levies must fund actual education and cannot be diverted to other uses. It notes school boards then fold when funds run out, unlike county and city governments which must continue. Officials should trim costs to fit needs and keep services effective.
The piece laments fishing decline as streams, lakes, and waters suffer from pollution and overdevelopment. It notes factories, mines, and cities dirtying larger rivers while smaller streams are fished out. Motor boats spread scum, and vacationers push wilderness back, leaving anglers with few good catches and a need to cope with diminished opportunities.
Professor Walter R. Miles of Sanford University argues that deterioration in old age stems more from feeling than from bodily limits. He says a psychological defensive retreat and social expectations slow older people after middle life, potentially extending happiness even if longevity stays the same.
The Tol State Sentinel argues beer should remain free of political manipulation. It warns dispensers with licenses may regret overinvestment and notes beer sales have aided taxes and business. It urges fair trial of beer sales and recalls pre legalization home brew in history.
A mixed page of opinion snippets and social notes. The column by Alphonso Tt juggles social observations and quips while local residents like Maratellos Harper and Edgar Prince figure in brief society mentions alongside house moves and calls on neighbors.
Mount Tabor West Virginia reports Lacy Basham preaching at his regular appointment. Sunday school held an Easter egg hunt. B Y P L members hosted a Wednesday weiner roast. Local residents and visitors enjoyed meals and Easter visits with families including Harpers and Cassetys.
The article argues for a balanced routine and growing exposure for infants. It warns against over stimulation from visitors and constant laps, urging parents to introduce varied experiences such as new objects, different rooms, and outdoor carriage rides to aid early adjustment to the world.
William Gaines reports on Stanley Walker, the New York city editor known for energy and enterprise, Gould the office boy, and Vanderbilt the young reporter. The piece notes Walker’s small stature, quick temper, and habit of summoning Vanderbilt to confront intruders.
Jim Sundean faces renewed doubt as Sue Tally reveals a dangerous inheritance worth five million and a family secret tied to identification. The tale traces a past of elopements, estranged parents, and a brother named Francis as detective Lora pieces together the clues in a dim hotel corridor.
A roundup of local visits and stays includes Mrs. E J Cawley of Stamford with her daughter Mrs M C Hamm, Eva Cox visiting Miss Vada Ayers, Sophia resident Pauline Johnston with sister Miss Ed Painter, and numerous weekend guests across Coal City Marmel Henley and Mabscott. Beaumont Texas port trade expands as McVey expects to move 200000 bales yearly via railroad.
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