Hull calls on Roosevelt for world economic orders
Hyde Park news confirms President Roosevelt met with Secretary Hull in New York after the London conference. Hull denied resigning reports, delivering a detailed internal report and recommendations. The pair expect the conference to reconvene in the fall to push global economic improvements.
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Associated Press
Hyde Park
N. Y
Roosevelt
Hull
State Department
New York
3. D. McReynolds
Harding
Ex-Advertising Manager Arrested After Extradition Bid
A man who had risen to general advertising manager within a Los Angeles firm was arrested six years after a burglary sentence in Mansfield Ohio. He, age 19 at sentencing on February 24, 1927, escaped from the Honor Farm December 14, 1927, hitchhiked to Cleveland, then found work with a paint company. Police would not disclose how identity information was obtained. the paint firm’s R. E. Reardon said all company resources would back efforts to fight extradition to serve out the term.
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Los Angeles
Faraday
Mansfield
Ohio
Honor Farm
Cleveland
R. E. Reardon
National unity urged to avoid industrial strikes
The recovery program seeks industrial peace with a national advisory board plan brought by Hugh Johnson. The president appoints a Wagner tribunal to prevent strikes, lockouts, or aggressive action during the recovery effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Recovery Administration
Hugh 8. Johnson
Management and Labor
Wagner
New York
Samuel Gompers
Feder
Labor Leaders Back Roosevelt Plan For Rescue Board
The article notes a coalition of labor leaders and executives endorsing Roosevelt’s recovery plan. It lists six additional members including William Green and John L. Lewis, plus Gerard Swope and Louis Kirstein. The piece mentions a proposed tribunal to decide disputes under the reemployment agreement and a moratorium on strikes following a coal strike settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ution of
Recovery Administration
Sendor Wagner
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Leo Wolman
Clothing Union
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of Anetica
Walter C. Teagle
Standard Oil Company of New Jersey
Gerard Swope
General Electric Company
Louis E. Kirstein
Boston
Roosevelt
General Johnson
Pennsylvania
Louis Kirstein
George Berry
Pressmen's Union
Preacher Cleared in Hotel Room Scandal Case
The girl found in bed with Campbell was Mc Kinney family’s daughter and Campbell had registered in room 204 then moved to 206 where she was. Hotel manager Canaday visited Rev McKinney at 1 a.m. to report Campbell’s presence. A jury of six acquitted the minister after a brief recess, drawing praise from most of the audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell
McKinney
Canaday
Rev
KR. J. Maxwell
E. E. Luther
Henry Keyser
W. J. Kent
James Cox
John Biggs
Foud
Kump Reorganizes State Purchasing for Local Governments
The director and the board of control must draft regulations to allow county, school, and city governments to buy through the new agency. Reallocation of funds to the agency and required requisitions approved by the board precede any purchase. Tierney is appointed to serve at the governor’s will with a bond of 25,000 dollars required. Two dollar bills rise in demand as harness race fans use machines after Ohio betting legalization.
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Board of Control
Kump
Tierney
Associated Press
Cleveland
Paris
Ohio
Loan plans sent Carter for HOLO loans prompt applicants to fill forms
A letter from B E Carter district appraiser and EB C Taylor district manager Bluefield cites common omissions in Home Owners Loan Corporation applications. Missing items include total loan amount legal property description tax statements with yearly figures, and dated signed addresses. Carter cannot fill forms but offers guidance to applicants on required details.
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Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
B. E. Carter
EB. C. Taylor
Bluefield
Taylor
Carter
Death takes West Virginia man with long tenure
Born in Richmond Dale Ohio in 1876 he moved to West Virginia in 1906 joining Raleigh Linder then ran a Daniels store before moving to Beckley twenty years ago. He served as secretary to the Raleigh Lumber employees and later worked as a paper hanger and interior decorator. He married in 1907 to Lake E Prince and left a widow four children and several siblings. Pallbearers and honorary pallbearers were listed.
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Richmond Dale
Ohio
William Gound
Clemmons
West Virginia
Old Raleigh Linder Company
Daniels
Old Raleigh Lumber Company
Beckley
Lake E. Prince
Henry Prince
Glen Hedrick
Counts
Claudine
Billie
Wilda) Counts
Rutherford Sanitarium
Virdi
Lee Counts
John Counts
W. L. Counts
Chillicothe
Frank A. Counts
Charles A. Counts
Akron
Fred R. Counts
Indianapolis
Elvan T. Craig
Flora Belle Counts
Fred B. Jones
Dayton
Jennie Cochenour
Port-Au-Prince
Hatta
Aclive
Wayne Prince
Warren Pima
Bill Prince
Robert Prince
Clayton Scott
Charley Prince
John Q. Prince
C. Maples
W. le Foster
A.C. Sutphin
Jackson Smith
de Wil Cunnivaham
George F. Grisinger
T. R. Boling
Arthur Lyle
Walter Wisher
Pod
Calle
Bro P. A. Warren
Wade Hl. Mull
E. F. Gooper
Milton Curtis
Lawrence Wiley
Pioneer aviators unveil four blade propeller setup
Rossi and Codos introduce a special four bladed propeller and a 41 meter short wave wireless set to maintain contact with Paris and other cities during their flight.
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Rossi
Codos
Paris
Kidnapper Arrested in San Antonio
William R. Delinski, 29, alleged kidnapper of Atlanta bank president John K. Ottley Sr., was arrested in San Antonio. He admitted his identity to G Parker and Master Sergeant Maloukis as officers seized him on a crowded downtown street. Ottley Jr. is with Atlanta peace officers in San Antonio per investigators.
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Associated Press
San Antonio
Tex
William R. Delinski
John K. Ottley
Atlanta
G. Parker
Department of Justice
Maloukis
John K. Ottley, Jr
T. O. Sturdivant
BE. W. Ginn
Delinsk
Miami
Fla
Mother held for murder in Ohio farm family tragedy
In Ashtabula county Ohio a 28 year old mother Mrs Aleela Fleming is jailed with her 55 year old husband after affidavits allege she strangled four month old Mertis Fleming Jr and poisoned another infant Louis within the past year and a half. She said the father disliked boy babies and urged her to get rid of them. The couple deny full guilt as authorities weigh the shocking confessions and threats.
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Associated Press
Jefferson
C. H. Manehe
Mertis Fleming, Jr
Aleela Fleming
Mertis Fleming
West Andover
Ashtabula County
Lanche
Mertis, Jr
Louis
Fleming
Beatrice
Mount Tabor Visitors and Local Calls Reported
Mount Tabor West Virginia residents Mrs Frank Harper and her three sons James John and Walter returned home Sunday after visiting relatives in Alderson. William Mitchem Jr visits relatives in Sand Stone. Miss Dorothy Underwood oflonk Grove was Thursday night guest of Myrle and Virginia Marper. Miss Argylee Phipps Crab Orchard spent the past week visiting here. Chester Stanley was a business visitor in Beckley Monday. Mr and Mrs Virgil Riffe and sons Dallas and Dennis were Wednesday night guests of Mr and Mrs Frank Harper. Carson Light returns home after a few days in Raleigh General hospital. Mrs August Pierson Beckley was calling on her parents Mr and Mrs James Godbey.
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Frank Harper
James
John
Walter
Alderson
William Mitchem, Jr
Sand Stone
Dorothy , Underwood
Lonk Grove
Myrle
Virginia Marper
Argylee Phipps
Crab Orchard
Chester Stanley
Beckley
Virgil Riffe
Dallas
Dennis
Carson Light
Raleigh General Hospital
August. Pierson
James Godbey
French air crew plans long range flight from Cranwell to Walvis Bay
Squadron Leader Oswald Wayford and Pilot Gilbert Nicholetts of the Royal Air Force prepare for a dawn departure in the Joseph Lebrix. Four French mechanics bid them farewell as the crew loads 123 gallons of oil and a record fuel load of gasoline at Floyd Bennett field in a $100 000 narrow-bodied prime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oswald R. Wayford
Gilbert Fi. Nicholetts
Royal Air Force
Cranwell
Enghand
Walfish Bay
Africa
Codas
Rossi
Joseph Lebrix
Floyd Bennett Field
Farm Sale at Glen Daniel Auction Near Morgantown
The Stansbury farm near Glen Daniel will be divided into about 100 lots and sold at public auction on Saturday August 12. I A Stansbury athletic director at West Virginia University Mor gantown owns the property. Thomas Brothers of Greensboro NC will conduct the sale which starts at 10 am and includes a band concert and church lunches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stansbury
Glen Daniel
I. A. Stansbury
West Virginia University
Morgantown
Thomas Brothers
Greensboro
North Carolina
Glen Daniels Church
Finn Speaks on Municipal Utilities
Lawrence B. Finn of Bowling Green Kentucky an attorney and student of the issue will speak at Memorial auditorium on Wednesday night August 9. He will discuss how the planned municipal power plant could be carried into effect and share experiences from other cities with municipal ownership of electric and wiring plants.
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Lawrence B. Finn
Bowling Green
Memorial Auditorium
Finn
J. F. Houchins
Houchins
Wirer
Coal Field Strike Ends in Western Pennsylvania Truce
Brownsville Pennsylvania reports a truce ending a two week coal strike. about 50 000 to 60 000 workers prepare to return to pits under United Mine Workers of America terms. roosevelt called armistice leads to the resumption of a 750000 weekly payroll amid peaceful picketing and scattered walkouts in Fayette county.
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Associated Press
Brownsville
Pennsylvania
United Mine Workers of America
Roosevelt
Fayette County
Vialense
Mother Sentenced For Tethering Up Own Son
A Baltimore mother Ruth Kearns was sentenced to six months in the Maryland house of correction for tethering her 23 month old son to a bedpost and leaving him alone while she worked. Neighbors complained leading to court. She admitted tying him on occasions to stop him throwing things at the window. The child showed no apparent physical harm.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Maryland House of Correction
Ruth Kearns
Beckley Social Guests At Mrs Sneden Pettry Home
Misses Myrle and Virginia Har per and Nancy Rees were Monday guests of Mrs. Sneden Pettry of Beckley for a social visit.
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Flay
Misses Myrle
Virginia Harper
Nancy Rees
Negro Democrats Plan Meeting at Charleston
The Negro Democratic State Club is called to meet in Charleston West Virginia on August 12 1943 at 2 oclock PM at the Masonic Hall Washington and Shelton Streets announced by J Edward Meadows The meeting aims to reorganize and elect a president and officers to foster better understanding among fellow Democrats statewide.
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Charleston
W. Va
Masonic Hall
Washington
Shelton Streets
J. Edward Meadows
Ellow
Canning Demonstrations Attract Colorful Local Interest
Eighteen women and girls in the Pemberton area attended a canning demonstration led by Miss Florence Houghton with Glen White Friday morning. A separate session for white women drew 17 participants. County agent E. D. Curry assisted, outlining the pre boiling step. each attendee received a canning pamphlet. Mrs A L Whiting, a colored expert from Montgomery, will conduct demonstrations for colored people in Raleigh county August 15 to 31.
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Pemberton
Glen White
E. D. Curry
Miss Houghton
Princewick
Charles Tolbert
Curry
A. L. Whiting
Montgomery
Raleigh County
Two for Hearing Return In Slaying Case
Charleston Aug 5 Leo Frazier 30 and Charles Harper 19 were returned to Charleston to face murder charges in the deaths of Deputy Sheriff Hoy Shamblin and Ralph Harper. They were captured in New Rochelle N Y a week after the slaying as an attempted prison break. Henry Cato of Charleston is also charged and held since the day after the shooting. Indictments will be sought when the Jackson County grand jury meets next week.
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Associated Press
Charleston
Leo Frazier
Charles Harper
Huntingon
Hoy Shamblin
Ralph Harper
New Rochelle
N.Y
Shamblin
Harper
Jackson County
Grand Jury
Kenna
Huntington
Henry Cato
Two Boys Released Under Suspended Sentence
Two boys under 15 were arraigned on a bicycle theft charge in Pemberton last week. Judge Harley M. Kilgore released them under a deferred sentence in juvenile court Friday.
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Pemberton
Harley M. Kilgore
Custody Case Involves Underwood Family
In Steve Underwood vs Verne Underwood the court set October 1 for a decision on jury trial eligibility. The children remain with their father after a bond of 3500 was posted for his appearance as third party Jad failed to appear. Judge Kilgore will determine if the case requires a jury trial.
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Steve Underwood
Verne Underwood
Kilgore
Freight rate structure upheld by Interstate Commerce Commission
The Interstate Commerce Commission, in a 7 to 3 decision, upheld the general railroad freight rate structure as reasonable under current conditions and rejected a blanket rate reduction sought by farmers, lumbermen, coal interests, and others. It urged continued downward adjustments where justified, and retained peaks where justified, while noting some existing charges may be unfair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Freight rates deemed high despite commodity price rise
The commission cites persistent high freight rates after noting recent gains in commodity prices. Farm groups the National Coal Association and National Lumber Manufacturers Association filed last January asserting rates were kept at prosperity levels while commodity prices fell, and the commission says after adjustment for the upturn, rates remain relatively high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Coal Assosciation
National Lumber Manufacturers Association
Tax delinquencies in Soggy Dakota rise above sixteen million
Tax delinquencies in Soggy Dakota for the five pear period ending 1931 totaled over 16 million dollars. The figure marks a sharp climb from prior years as officials assess unpaid levies across towns and countryside.
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Dakota
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