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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1933
Page
2
Washington observers urge inflation fears abate and the dollar stay firm while noting local currencies emerge. North Carolina counties issue stamp-scrip to pay local bills, redeemable in real money, lowering bond costs and boosting local commerce.
The record blames both the committee and opponent Mil liner for the outcome while four McDowell Republicans avoid disruption. On its face the action appears fair, despite criticism.
Republicans allege Democratic overreach in the state senate election by seating C Frank Millinder over A G Rutherford. They cite discarded McDowell precincts after a Dr Hatfield review, claiming unlawful intimidation and fraud could have altered Rutherford’s majority.
A stock market era note argues ongoing commodity price declines threaten recovery. It says price cutting harms demand, causes liquidation, and restrains national income growth while some sectors may still bear higher prices. It cautions not all deflation will persist.
Delegate Matthews of Fayette county proposes amendments to shorten ballots by removing candidates with no opposition and to require unused ballots returned to the courthouse. A third change sets reasonable filing fees paid to the secretary of state or county clerk. The measure aims to strengthen nominations and reduce ballot size.
The Huntington Advertiser endorses Senator George W. Norris’s push to abolish the electoral college. It argues a direct vote would empower independents, shorten ballots, and align with democratic ideals, noting electors as obsolete and unneeded.
A Harvard professor notes spinach has few calories and questions about satirical lines on politics. The column pairs light humor with social observations as it previews the next big event of the season and comments on shifts in diplomacy and culture.
W edding era играть community notes list visits and social calls. Listed are Harvey residents Mrs Rogers visiting Fayetteville Thursday and the Stover and Tamerlton couples visiting friends. Several Misses Du lon Allen Coffey Lohman Hodge visit relatives and host parties. John Walker and Myer visit Mt Hope and Sprague gatherings noted.
Parents learn to craft a sturdy play table by sawing off kitchen-table legs to child height. Paint and oil cloth surface, large area for paper and blocks, tea-party ready, easy for kids to manage dishes, two children can share.
Claudette Colbert, recovering in a Fifth Avenue hotel, battles flu and a sinus operation after a Broadway visit. Her doctor advises rest, yet her Hollywood studio urges a return for another film as she laments missing New York during recovery. Broadway prices ease as audiences enjoy cheaper theater and nightlife.
A hearing will be held next week by PF. C. Sanders transportation supervisor for the road commission on the application of Seneca Trail Lines of Elkins to suspend bus service between Elkins and Bluefield.
Post One of the major Legions in Slekarzen lands to be relieved. Major Riccoli will march to the Citadel of the Kald to parley while treachery lingers. Riccoli plans to betray France, seize the citadel, and crown himself sultan, fearing only English forces led by Otho Belleme and their French allies.
The narrative follows Major Riccol and his battalion as they endure a heat ridden march toward Mekazzen. Helmeted Senegalese guards caution against overexertion while a tense cavalry encounter tests discipline and leadership. A dramatic flank maneuver averts disaster, revealing resolve and ready endurance en route to the fortress city.
Skelton West Virginia residents hosted guests from Beckley and Prosperity. William Grimes Wanda Clemens Wanda Clemens and others visited or returned home after hospital stays. Mrs. A Davidson and Mrs. McPherson hosted family gatherings with relatives in Beckley and nearby towns.
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