Many Employes Will Lose Jobs
The Resettlement Administration chief Rexford Tugwell plans to discharge between 7,000 and 8,000 employees after a payroll inventory showed about 16,600 workers. He aims to dismiss 2,500 within two weeks and notify around 5,500 more in coming months, largely from absorbed Rural Rehabilitation division staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Rexford Guy Tugwell
Resettlement Administration
NRA
Tugwell
Interior Department
FERA
Road Supervisors Injured In Curve Truck Crash
Two state road supervisors Lloyd Bickel of Replete and Marvin Anderson of Hacker Valley were seriously injured when a state road commission truck overturned on a curve on Hodom Mountain Webster County. Both suffered brain concussions. hospital reports say they would recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Buckhannon
Lloyd Bickel
Replete
Marvin Anderson
Hacker Valley
State Road Commission
Hodom Mountain
Webster County
Austrian coin devaluation after swastika stamp probe
Vienna authorities completed a 20 percent devaluation of new Austrian five shilling coins after police found Nazis stamping the coins with Hitler emblems. The national bank announced redemption at 80 percent of face value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Vienna
National Bank
Hindu Costumes Influence Beach Styles for American Summer
Paris reports Hindu student dhoti inspired beach frocks by Schiaparelli and pareos by Heim shaping 1935 beach fashion. Designers mix tailored suits, divided skirts, and bright linens as modern women favor less skin yet stylish coverage for lounging and swimming on sunny sands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Paris
South Sea Island
Tahiti
Schiaparelli
Heim
Jersey
Mainbocher
Lelong
Long Beach
Watermelon Party and social notes from Mount Hope area
Mr. Hope and Ira Sopher hosted a watermelon party at the Sopher home on Montana Street with many young guests Lunch followed by games and a watermelon feed. Numerous visitors and locals, including residents of Beckley Charleston and Princeton, appear in transit to and from events and camps around Mount Hope with callers at the homes of the Sopher, Tutwiler, Clapper, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Sopher
Harry Lilly
Ira
Thomas Sopher
Montana Street
Harry
Mary and Patty McIntire
Dorothy Muir
Margaret Duncan
Nancy Ellen Feazell
Augusta Walker
Barney Smith
Willis Triplett
Jack Higley
Dickie Morgan
Local visitors and residents listed in Mead area notes
Mead residents and guests are listed from Mead West Virginia and nearby towns. Visitors include Franklin Scarbro and sons Dorsey Keatley Jr and Jack Keatley in Scoutdale, Ada L Sutter visiting Corinne, Jimmie Mabe from Beckley, D T Keatley in Charleston, Noah Reece from Pickshin, E M Lewis in Beckley, T J Wattis of Rhodell, Katherine Sutter returning to work after Norfolk and Washington trip, Rhineheart ill in Corinne, Mrs Rhineheart helping at store, Bill Halstead Roby Gray bear in Lillybrook, G Mabe Beckley guests, R A Hudson family visit, Alma Keatley guest, Leo Harvey Morbon Wood Ray Larris Myrtle Ogle Beckley, C C Cox Laura Bailey Beckley visit, Herbert Clark Coal City Carson Howell Killarney, Irene Pike Killarney, Edna Thomas Pickshin Nora Halstead Whitby, E M Lewis and D R Norvelle Beckley visit, Roy Massie Kaymoor, Emmette Bean Mullens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. F. Scarbro
Franklin
Percy
Dorsey Keatley, Jr
Jack Keatley
Scoutdale
Ada L. Sutter
H. Thomas
Corinne
Bland
Virginia
Jimmie Mabe
Beckley
D. T. Keatley
Charleston
Noah Reece
Pickshin
E. M. Lewis
T. J. Wattis
Rhodell
Katherine Sutter
Norfolk
Washington, D
Alma Keatley
Leo Harvey
Morbon Wood
Ray Larris
Myrtle Ogle
C. C. Cox
Laura Bailey
Herbert Clark
Coal City
Carson Howell
Killarney
Irene Pike
Edna Thomas
Nora Halstead
Whitby
B. C. Aliff
D. R. Norvelle
Roy Massie
Kaymoor
Emmette Bean
Mullens
Description of a small mammal feature with notable traits
A brief physical profile describes a six inch long creature with a rudimentary tail, sharp snout, strong jaw, minute eyes beneath skin, rounded soft body, short sturdy legs with five claws per foot, soft fur, and a color described as mole with nearly white feet. The text presents an observational, non-habitat note focused on anatomy and coloring.
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Raleigh Radio
Oakwood Ave
Oppo
Brill Motor Co
Parker
Chester Morris
Damon Runyon
Collier's Magazine
Mes Oe YT
Mr. Hope
W. Va
Watermelon Party
W. P. Teel
Pioneer Coal Company
Princeton
Hope
Harry Jones
Clinton Apartments
Harry Norburn
Jake Rhinehart
Fred Potter
Pittsburgh
Geraldine Duncan
Patsy Kent
Eloise Givens
Fritz
Ben Tissue
Billy McIntyre
Bill Givens
P. M. Snyder, Jr
E. M. Tutwiler
Barger Spings
Walter Gregg
California
C. E. Clapper
Clapper
Zelma Bobbitt
Ser
Lexington
Kentucky
Harry Gill
E. O. Snider
Bill Howard
J. E. Howard
V. P. I. Blacksburg
K. D. Bobbitt
Union
S. W. Price of
Scarbro
Mount Hope
Bernard Rocke
W. D. Lawton
Junior Anderson
Sunbury
Joe Davis
J. G. Thayer
Robert Lilly
Rev
Clarence Figgatt
L. J. Walker
Mountain Lake
Sue Miller
Bragg Moyer
Wightman
W.B. Hisey
Edinburg
Forest Hill
Telephone and Power Company
C. L. Cook
Dan Covey
Martha of
W. E. Tissue
S. C. Higgins
Lucille Jones
Quinnimont
Mead, W. Va
Beckley Loan CO
Fayette St
M. W. Powers
Mer
Cincinnati
Montgomery
Chicago
Isa
Seagram's
Seagram-Distillers Corp
Pxecuteve
New York
Europe
North Asia
M. EY
Lal Wade Noam Au
Ean
Goodyear
Faurot
IK Allowanc
U. S. Mail
Santolorado Springs
Colo
Miles William Waite Foreman
Beverly, Mase
W. H. Brown
Kingston, Masa
Miles Henry Clarke Tasi
Detroit
Mich
H.W. Streeter Elmix
Williams Tire and Battery Service
Beckley, W. VA
Chevrolet
Sophia, W. VA
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