Raleigh Register Sunday Morning August 18 1935
The Raleigh Register and Sunday Morning dated August 18 1935 in Beckley West Virginia details newspaper masthead information. It lists staff including A S Johnston as managing editor and notes The Associated Press rights for news dispatches. It also provides subscription rates for Beckley and distant towns and instructions for letters to the editor signed by the author.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Pres
Howland & Howland, Inc
New York
Park Avenue
Chicago
Michigan Avenue
Beckley
State chamber of commerce urged to unite West Virginia interests
The Register advocates forming a state chamber of commerce to unite commercial, industrial, and civic groups. It cites past efforts by the West Virginia Publishers Association and a Charleston meeting of chambers and trade bodies. It stresses tourism as a key local focus and notes funding as a challenge, but sees broad support and potential success.
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Chamber of Commerce
West Virginia Publishers Association
Charleston
West Virginia
State Chamber of Commerce
Register
Beckley Liquor Store Tops State Ranking Amid Local Projections
A Beckley liquor store on Prince Street leads state rankings in two months of operation, ranking fourth statewide behind Charleston Wheeling and Clarksburg. The piece notes daily average sales around 3000, and predicts Beckley could rise with mining industry recovery, urging local merchants to curb liquor spending and redirect funds to family needs and advertising.
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Beckley
Prince Street
Associated Press
Wheeling
Clarksburg
Charleston
Walter
Tts
Smokeless Coal Industrial Exposition Planned in Beckley
The Register will publish a special edition to mark Beckley West Virginia surveys of Smokeless Coal Industry progress and to publicize the Smokeless Coal Industrial Exposition under the New River and Winding Gulf Electrical and Mechanical Institute. Officials praise the project as a sign of regional growth and promise a representative account of life and opportunity in the Smokeless Coal region.
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Beckley
New River and Winding Gulf Electrical and Mechanical Institute
Raleigh County
West Virginia
Greenbrier Valley Fair Returns to Lewisburg Area
The Greenbrier Valley fair will run August 26 to 31 in Greenbrier County. It is touted as the state’s largest fair aside from the 4-H show, featuring fine livestock and a major horse show drawing riders from West Virginia and neighboring states. Editor Ed Blake is head publicity man, promising steady activity at the fairgrounds between Lewisburg and Ronceverte during the event.
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Greenbrier Valley
West Virginia
Ed Blake
Cuttettl
Lewisburg
Ronceverte
Charleston Gazette
Guffey bill vs Appalachian Coals sparks constitutional clash
An editorial contrasts the Appalachian Coals organization with the proposed Guffey control bill. It argues the bill would overturn Supreme Court rulings by letting aWashington commission dictate marketing rights, threatening orderly coal regulation and veteran beneficiary programs.
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Organization of
Appalachian Coals, Inc
Supreme Court
United States Supreme Court
Guffey
Washington
Wheeling Intelligencer
Man About Manhattan in Sky Gardens and Harbor Tales
In a lively New York night scene the writer chronicles Rosalean and Seville dancing in the Sky Gardens of St. Moriiz to Eric Correa’s music, while snippets touch on Greek coins, regional wine, open house rum drinks, harbor ships, Harlem football, and literary rights held by Rudolf Bresier for Katherine Copnell's reading.
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Rosalean
Seville
St. Moriiz
Terpsichore
Sky Gardens
Eric Correa
James Hattle Breem
George
New York
Indies
Harlem
Shark
Registerings A Column of Comment and Criticism
A column of commentary and quotations by ALPHONSO surveys reformers, politics, and social topics with satirical asides. It touches on Dr. Hoover, Nepal expeditions, public debt, and a gossip about Mussolini, ending with a joke about beans in a classroom.
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Dr. Hoover
Kidd Family Reunion at Lake Shawnee This Sunday
The Kidd family and friends plan a reunion on Sunday September 1 at Lake Shawnee. E A Kidd, chairman, says several hundred are expected for the second annual gathering. Basket dinner will be served and attendees should bring baskets. A speaker will be announced later.
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Kidd
Lake Shawnee
E. A. Kidd
Mr. Kidd
Eddie Quillan Returns to Screen in Mutiny on the Bounty
Eddie Quillan, known as Eddie from the Bounty crew, makes a comeback in Mutiny on the Bounty playing a dramatic role while still aiming to return to comedy. He recalls turning down a $287,000 contract for better story choices and reflects on his prior years with Pathe Jat. The piece notes his shift from humorous leads to a serious part and mentions a forthcoming San Francisco street set for Frisco Kid, dated 1854, to be rebuilt for later use.
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Hollywood
The
Bounty
Ellison
Eddie Quillan
Eddie
Mutiny On the Bounty
Pathe Jat
Harold Lloyd Company
Lloyd
Quillan
San Francisco
James Cagney
Emperor Franz Joseph’s Hearse Becomes Animal Home Pensioner
Vienna August 17 The hearse that once carried Emperor Franz Joseph and later pulled a gardener’s cart is now a pensioner at the new Home of Rest for Animals funded by Austrian monarchists.
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Vienna
Franz Joseph
Morning Star Synopsis of a Comical Ardent Mixup
Emily Elten locates her roommate Judith Carroll described as charmingly irresponsible in Alabama. Emily earns permission from Mrs Felton to visit the Carroll plantation during Easter vacation, amid a cast of Carroll family figures and a focus on duty and social expectations.
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Ardmore
Eryk Mawr
Emily Elten
Judith Carroll
Alabama
Emily
Judith
Judith Kina
Mrs. Carroll
Bedlam
Mr. Carroll
Jude
Jackson
Auorther
Queen Victoria
Martha Washington
Martha
George
Bedlam at Carroll Estate Sparks Emily's Awakening
Emily arrives at the Carrolls from Chapter Four, entering a grand hall and meeting Judith and David. The evening mingles vivid setting with flirtatious tension as Emily finds herself drawn to David while feeling the lure of a freer, more thrilling life beyond past proprieties.
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Jude
Emily
Judith
David
Hfe
Peters Family Plans Reunion in Monroe County
The Peters family, prominent in Raleigh county, will host a reunion at Peters town, Monroe county, on Sunday, September 1. Speakers include Dr. J. Frank Marsh, S. W. Price, Judge Hugh Wands, Dr. I. Z. Peters, Charles Peters, and others. Sunday school and church services precede the program led by James Stafford and the Reverend T. E. Peters.
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Peters
Raleigh County
Peterstown
Monroe County
J. Frank Marsh
Concord State Teachers College
Athens
S. W. Price
Scarbro
Hugh Wands
Princeton
I. Z. Peters
Mayberry
Charles Peters
Charleston
James Stafford
Pearisry
T. E. Peters
First Baptist Church of
Bluefield
Grandview Choir to Help Entertain Large Crowd
A church program indicates a sermon at eleven with the Grandview choir assisting in entertaining the expected big crowd.
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Grandview Choir
Primitive Baptists Convene 92nd Session at Little Vine Church
The Indian Creek Primitive Baptist Association will hold its 92nd annual session at the Little Vine Church near the graveyard on August 23 to 25. Daily services start at 10 a.m. Attendees may bring lunches for an afternoon social hour.
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Primitive Baptists
Little Vine Church
The
Indian Creek Primitive Baptist Association
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