Four Star CCC Camp Bluestone Fully Ready in West Virginia
Camp Bluestone near the New River, three miles from the rail center, completed the Roosevelt four star program. Enrollees number 157 aged 17 to 26, with training in woodmanship, road maintenance, farming, mechanics, and high school subjects. The camp features a classroom faculty, a dedicated dean, WPA teachers, and a county building loaned for use as a learning space.
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Register
Hinton
CCC
Roosevelt
Bluestone
Army
Technical Service
West Virginia
A. S Anderson
Robert S. Bennett
Martin Hoffstetter
Hoffstetter
Lamp
W. G. McMillian
WPA
County Board of Education
Red Cross
Bluestone Camp Crafting and Plans in West Virginia
Bluestone camp details a four star program with a gymnasium, boxing ring, pool and table games in the recreation hall. Enrollees pursue crafts and athletic events while a camp fund finances materials and a job agency aids post enrollment employment. The Bluestone reservoir project involves CCC crews clearing the site three miles above Hinton for a concrete gravity dam to create a 37 mile reservoir of 610000 acre feet, supplying power flood control and navigation aid.
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Lewisburg
SN. Palevsky
Hinton
Department of Records
Bluestone
Monongahela National Forest
White Sulphur Springs
CCC
Corps of Engineers
Narrows
Kanawha River
Salary Hikes Continued from Page Nine
Governor's brother in law E Millar died at Petersburg. Mrs Lillie Fleming mother of Senator Dan Fleming died at Cottageville. Orange juice from cows proposed by West Virginia dairymen and ice cream makers to eliminate oxidized flavor. Dr W C Brown WVU said juice aimed to fix flavor. Enos Taylor of Huntington elected president. Frank Pramesa of Brooke county given at least 30 days after Governor Kump granted a stay to seek Supreme Court review.
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E. ¥. Millar
Petersburg
Lillie Fleming
Dan B. Fleming
SL Mary’s
Cottageville
State Association of Dairymen and
Wheeling
W. C. Brown
West Virginia University
Enos Taylor
Huntington
Frank Pramesa
Partz
Brooke County
Kump
Supreme Court
American aid continued from page nine
British and American landholders watched as the Mexican government seized 25,000,000 acres and distributed them to peasants. The government announced the issuance of agrarian bonds to compensate landowners would be resumed, signaling new hope this week.
Lawmakers consider annex to ease capitol crowding
Delegate T FE Bibb plans to push a bill creating a West Virginia Museum of Art to honor Mrs. A D Preston and to request a state house annex. Grand jurors declined indictments in the O J Morrison case involving $96 theft. Judge Kilgore set trial dates for 53 indictments and scheduled specific dates for named defendants. Two jailed girls claimed epilepsy and asked for medicine. Mrs Macie Watts Shrewsbury dies after a yearlong illness from a malignant tumor. Smokeless Coal Industrial exposition may lack a permanent building. Nick Rahall to retire after 33 years, Joe Rahall to take over after a clearance sale.
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Millard French
T. FE. Bibb
Capitol
West Virginia
O. J. Morrison
Harley M. Kilgore
Murcharges
Clarence Beck
Linda Gaines
Carless Allen
Lula Dillon
John Leftrich
Prince Dickens
Charley Thomas
Kilgore
Jackson Smith
R. E
Betsy” Turner
Supreme Court
W. W. Hume
Hume
Isabelle Neely
Mary Lilly
Macie Watts Shrewsbury
Nick Rahall
Beckley
Joe
Cost Cutting
The comptroller general is described as a representative of Congress independent of the executive. The budget committee aimed to ensure his complete independence from the executive branch. The article notes using cooking water from mild vegetable stocks to enrich gravy for flavor and economy, as it retains valuable minerals.
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Johnson
Altor
Nancy Titterton
Broadcasting Company
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A. 8. Anderson
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Fred M. Sims
Herbert Saunders
Buford A. Foley
Licus
S. N. Palevsky
Archie W. Connell
Dorse
Keadle
Robert
R. Keller, Jr
George W. Shimer
John H. Finne
Lieut. W. C. McMillan
Beverly
Mr. Case
Coats
Rahall’s
Beth
Rem
Manufacturers Co-operative
Bomany
Beckley Theatre
Nevillest
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