Park projects urged under West Virginia WPA program
West Virginia communities are urged to plan and submit public recreation projects through the Works Progress Administration. local leaders must prepare proper WPA project forms to gain funding for parks playgrounds swimming pools and related improvements across Beckley and the state.
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West Virginia
Works Progress Administration
WPA
Irs
More And More Farms Offer New View Of Agriculture
Census figures from eight Midwest states show farm numbers rising by 98 731 since 1930 across 603 of 666 counties. Growth stems from near cities and intensified farming enabling families to live on smaller plots. A separate report notes rising grange activity and a broad push to capitalize on West Virginia’s tourism potential through improved road links and secondary highways to access scenic spots.
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Ernest L. Bailey
West Virginia
Raleigh Register
Beckley
Bailey
Clarksburg
E. L. Bailey
California
United States
Granges Expand Halls in Prosperous Era of Farm Story
In the United States the current era sees more construction by the stronger, wealthier granges. This period marks the most dynamic growth in hall-building within 70 years of the movement’s history.
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United States
Italy's fascist zeal questioned by observers
A Manchester Guardian correspondent reports that Italian enthusiasm for the Abyssinian campaign is limited to youthful fascist militiamen with officers showing criticism and many recruits reluctant to enlist. The piece notes Mussolini expelled the Chicago Tribune Rome correspondent, suggesting greater difficulty in controlling the narrative than tides.
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Political pressures mount over Roosevelt wealth plan
Washington insiders say administration leaders must push action on President Roosevelt's wider wealth distribution proposal this session to avoid harming business confidence and conceding political blame. Critics call it a tax proposal dressed as distribution of wealth, urging careful, lengthy consideration by house and senate committees before passage.
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Man About Manhattan Nostalgia and Refugees in New York
A Manhattan anecdote catalogs exiles and figures in New York hotels and cafes. Chancellor Manuel de Moya offers amnesty to six Dominican Republic refugees while others from Russia Germany Cuba and beyond are known to seek sanctuary in the city. References to Machado era and a note on Trotsky add historical color.
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St. Moritz
Ted Hartman
Manuel de Moya
Dominican Republic
Rafael Estrella Urena
Federico Velazquez Hernandez
Angel Morales
Manuel Alexis Liz
Federico Ellis Cambiaso
Valentin Tejada
Russia
Germany
Cuba
Mexico
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Orient
Gerardo Machado
Canada
States
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Marie
Registerings A Column of Comment and Criticism
By Alphonso a column of opinion and observations reflects on current topics from economic and political angles. The writer critiques political influence and legislative processes while weaving social quips about prosperity and public life with a wary tone.
Young People to Lead Worship at First Christian Church
Young people will oversee the worship services at First Christian church next Sunday. They will preach, usher, serve the Lord's table, collect the offering, and provide special music, with services at 10 40 a m and 8 o'clock in the evening when Dr J E Bird of the Methodist church will speak.
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Two Girls Rescued by Dam Engineers
Wheeling July 1 AP two 15 year old girls Veronica Weisnerski and Helen Kinder were swept toward deadly traps at Warwood dam in the Ohio River while swimming to shore. Dam engineers R Sullivan Harold Dougherty and Worthy Wood hauled them into a boat and saved them.
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Ohio
Veronica Weisnerski
Helen Kinder
R. Sullivan
Harold Dougherty
Worthy Wood
Hollywood song titles shape early talkies and trends
The piece notes how early talkies used song titles as film titles, with examples like Love in Broom and Here Comes Cookie. It discusses stars Bing Crosby Gracie Allen Lily Pons and W C Fields, and observes Crosby’s philosophy of acting and singing, plus quirks about Lily Pons pet jaguar.
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Bing Crosby
Broom
Gracie Allen
Cookie
Gracie
George Burns
Adeline
Irene Dunne
Lily Pons
Lly Pons
Lily
New York
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Country house intrigue with a double ruse unfolds
Laurie Moore and Gladys Moore travel to the country estate of their employer Mar Albery. Laurie poses as married to Rez Moore for Albery’s benefit while Rez is abroad in Africa. Albery secretly loves Laurie, complicating the affair.
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Gladys Moore
Mar Albery
Albery
Rez Moore
Africa
Surprising Evening at Albery House
Gladys and Jimmy Dallas, undercover as Smith, hide from host Mark Albery at a wealth filled gathering. Jimmy spots Gladys and vows secrecy while Gladys toys with the idea of a Parisian stage marriage as night cushions into flirtation and danger.
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Dallas
Albery
Jimmy Dallas
Jimmy
Mark Albery
Midas
Advertisers and Publishers Fight AAA Amendment
Seven major advertising and publishing associations condemned proposed amendments to the agricultural adjustment act as an obstacle to economic recovery. Jerome D. Barnum led signers including Allyn B. McIntire W. B. Warner John Benson and Harry J. Prudden in voicing strong opposition amid debates with Secretary Wallace.
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Associated Press
New York
Jerome D. Barnum
American Newspaper Publishers Association
AAA
Wallace
Allyn B. McIntire
Association of National Advertisers
W. B. Warner
National Publishers Association
John Benson
American Association of Advertising Agencies
Harry J. Prudden
Representa
New York Ad Execs Association Names Leaders
The Association of New York announces officers George J. Auer and Everit B. Terhune as presidents of Associated Business Papers Inc. and affiliates, reflecting leadership across the Newspaper Advertising sector.
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Tives Association of New York
George J. Auer
Newspaper Advertising Executives Association
Everit B. Terhune
Associated Business Papers, Inc
Gambler Given Eight Months For Gambling Establishment
Charleston July 1 The court sentenced C L Dawson to eight months imprisonment for operating a gambling establishment.
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Charleston
C. L. Dawson
League for Less Noise Forms in New York
The League for Less Noise Inc was organized in New York recently. Any person who dislikes noise and can pay one dollar can join the organization.
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League For Less Noise, Inc
New York
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