Marvin Jones Lone Texan Aids Search For AAA Substitute
Associated Press reports Rep Marvin Jones of Texas a key, laconic figure in farm policy shaping the post AAA shift. As chairman of the House Agriculture Committee he backs administration aims with terse, plain speech and strong party influence. He discussed relief measures in White House talks after the AAA decision and stood firm on the Bankhead cotton control fight, his simple style masking deep policy impact.
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Texas expert Jones from grain and cattle district
Jones comes from a wheat and cattle district that could be a state in other regions. He is known as an expert in these commodities, has a quiet Texas drawl, enjoys hunting, and often seems undecided like a poker player drawing an ace. In Charleston, the new Asbury Memorial Episcopal church opened with a morning marriage, an afternoon baptism, and a worship service adding 15 new members in the evening.
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Weekend Visits and Funerals Across the Region
Mrs W M Dickerson and daughter Betty Lou spent the weekend in Princeton visiting relatives. N E Bumgardner attended the funeral of Low Overstreet in Pocahontas Virginia. Mrs Jack Pritchard and son Curtis Ray of Omar visited her parents H H Wills, accompanying home by her mother and sister. Mr and Mrs Emerson Wills of Odd were also noted among regional visits.
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W. M. Dickerson
Betty Lou
Princeton
N. E. Bumgardner
Low Overstreet
Pocahontas
Virginia
Jack Pritchard
Curtis Ray
Omar
H. H. Wills
Ruth Wills
Steve Harrison Jr
John and
George
Margaret Lowatchie
East Beckley
Ala Jennings
Sunday Guests and Local Visits Share Weekend
Sunday guests included Mrs Mason Fink and Mr Fink. Families and friends from Coal City Mabscott Ghent Beckley and Omar visited relatives and attended events in the area. Local trips covered Mt Hope Princeton Helen Amigo Matoaka and Beckley with numerous named residents noted.
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Odd
Mason Fink
Fink
Joe Smith
Katie
Jeanica
Louie Canie
Earnest Saddler
Mt. Hope
Kelley Hughes
Coal City
R. T. Hughes
Ruth Wills
Louise Roles
Mabscott
Ceasor Reid
Leslie Reid
Alex Smith
Princeton
Jim Reid
Mack Waselchalk
Helen
B. Hurt
Amigo
Irvin Levert
Spanishburg
Reba Richmond
Coolridge
Abberl Lilly
Big Stick
Okey Lilly
John Sweeney
Londa Sweeney
Ghent
Alex
Charlie Traybor
Beckley
Watson Pritchard
Omar
Steve Harrison Jr
Clyde Wills
Clarence Ogle
Samoa Islands disaster floods boat wreck deaths
Associated Press reports sixteen people drowned in a motor launch disaster during a violent storm in the Samoa Islands. The storm also destroyed about 75 percent of the banana crop in the islands, causing widespread agricultural damage.
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Samoa Islands
Islands
Fewer Deaths On Nation's Roads Reported Across States
Ice and snow slowed traffic yet weekend auto fatalities reached 48 in 18 states. Citywide deaths in 86 major urban areas fell to 348 in two weeks, down from 424. States reporting multiple deaths included Georgia, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania with five each. California and New York four each. Arkansas, Nebraska, North Carolina, New Hampshire, Texas three each. Illinois and Kansas two. Kentucky, Missouri, Ohio, Oklahoma, Maryland, Oregon one each. Social workers warn of rising gambling in southern Wales and related betting, including automobile numbers and church pools.
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Oregon
Pemberton P T A Meeting Highlights Program And Illnesses
The P T A met Tuesday January 14 at the school house with a program by the third and fourth grades. A notable talk was given by Brooks Adair. Harold Cooper and S M Corder are ill at home with pneumonia. Birth announced for Mr and Mrs John.
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Brooks Adair
Harold Cooper
Dant Hoover
S. M. Corder
John
Thoxine Throat Medicine Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement touts Thoxine as a simple throat medicine for ordinary sore throats. It claims no gargling needed, one swallow relieves soreness and hard swallowing, and that it is safe for children with a money back guarantee. Prices listed: 35c 60c and $1.00 bottles.
Johnson baby boy born this Wednesday
Johnson welcomed a baby boy on Wednesday January 15. Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Archer and daughters Jean and Jetta visited Glen Rogers Sunday. Mrs. Don Adkins and children June and Bobby of Lillybrook were guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Kiser. Mrs. Alex Hedrick visits Bluefield relatives. Mrs. Jack Jones, patient at Beckley hospital, is improving. Mrs. John Jones and Mrs. Bill Ramsey visited Beckley Saturday. Mrs. Rex Thompson and Mrs. Mellon, Pemberton school teachers, dined with Mrs. G. H. Lucado Thursday.
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G. J. Archer
Jean
Jetta
Glen Rogers
Don Adkins
June
Bobby
Lillybrook
J. C. Kiser
Alex Hedrick
Bluefield
Jack Jones
Beckley Hospital
John Jones
Bill Ramsey
Beckley
Rex Thompson
Mellon
Pemberton School
G. H. Lucado
Salt deposit underlies four states in U S Southwest
A vast salt formation lies beneath parts of Kansas Oklahoma Texas and New Mexico forming a single geological feature underlying extensive areas and potentially influencing regional geology and resource planning.
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Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas
New Mexico
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