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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1935
Page
4
About 4000 real estate entries appear in yesterday’s 1934 tax delinquency publication, the largest in county history. The piece urges prompt payment during discount periods, notes the need for funds for the county, schools, and municipalities, and touts civic responsibility to reduce future publication costs.
The piece notes wartime and New Deal patterns of short sessions with long output. It cites the 73rd Congress first session at 100 days and second at 167 days, the 74th assembling January 3, with potential adjournment by September 1 after about 241 days, and recalls the 1917 65th Congress which opened December 3, 1917 and adjourned November 21, 1918.
Historical notes mark 566 days of continuous congressional activity from April 7, 1913, through October 24, 1914, covering the Wil son era and the Underwood tariff bill that lingered in the Senate while the House hoarded time.
James J. Braddock, new heavyweight champion, says he will try to keep the title for about a year to save money for his sons Yale fund. Promoters press for another fight soon, risking loss of earnings and undermining the education plan. The piece laments boxing promoters lack of cultural aims and warns Braddock may face pressure that undermines his plan.
The Kansas Supreme Court rules newspapers may publish facts about public officials to inform voters. A Kansas City candidate sued for damages after campaign attacks, but the court says publishing in good faith—even if some statements are untrue or derogatory—bears no liability if it serves informed voting and preserves press integrity.
Southern Indiana unveiled the Lincoln Pioneer Village on July 4 near Rockport to honor Abraham Lincoln’s early years and his mother Nancy Hanks Lincoln. The site features log houses and marks Nancy Hanks Lincoln’s grave with a wedge headstone and bronze plate noting her birth in 1782, created by the Nancy Hanks Association.
Washington observers note the attorney general and solicitor general met with the Ways and Means Committee to discuss the Guffey coal bill. The talk centered on constitutionality and potential government control of the coal industry through a five two commission and powers for minimum wages hours and prices.
A first person reminiscence of living on a New York City rooftop plantation 40 stories high. The narrator details a lawn with real sod a miniature lake and citrus fruit while observing bass fishing on the Atlantic coast and encounters with figures like Maxie Baer and Jane Powell. The piece blends Louisiana imagery with urban skylines and nightlife.
A column of humorous quips and observations by Alphonso mocks prosperity myths. Jokes touch on insulate as a pun with a breakfast miscue, 1935 definitions of food and attire, heat wave vanity, a slow waiter, a coffee from South America, and dust storms in the West.
Charles Taylor, 19, of Clarksburg, West Virginia, won the audition arranged by Frank Cuthbert of West Virginia University School of Music. The winner earns a university music scholarship. Willam Lybenstricker of Lewburg is the alternate among 10 entrants.
West Virginia University directors approve a budget of about 1 million dollars for the coming year. They plan a recess until July 29 to review administrative changes proposed by Dr. John Sly, acting dean of the faculty.
Hollywood struggles with Tahitian casting as Richard Thorpe shoots Mala on location. Native island actors, paid a dollar daily, resist direction while diving and singing, with district chiefs handling pay. Sharks and delays shape production as crews hunt for suitable scenes.
Miss Etta Godbey was Saturday night guest of Miss Gladys Craddock. Mr and Mrs Henry Tyree of Mr Hope visited Mr and Mrs Clark Tyree Sunday evening. Miss Billa Maynor Mrs R J Aliff of Fayetteville and Mr and Mrs Edgar Gilliam visited Mr and Mrs Richard Mitchell of
Rex Moore, an airman, returns from Africa to discover Aurie, posing as his wife for his job, dining with Mark Albery. Laurie, also employed by Albery, joins the scene as Gladys, Laurie's sister, meets Rex for the first time and is thrilled, unaware the marriage is a ruse.
Rex Moore visits Wanda Steele at Claridge's Hotel where she presses to renew friendship and explain past debts. He admits his need to repay her while revealing his failure to disclose his California marriage. Their tense exchange blends manipulation, gratitude, and lingering attraction as Laurie awaits a troubling revelation tomorrow.
Pax Saturday evening. Jack Mason was a business visitor in Beckley Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Dew were visiting Mr. and Mrs. Walton Godbey Sunday afternoon. Families from Hin ton and Willis Branch were called here due to the death of Mrs. Sadie Price. Sunday guests included Mrs. Virgie Stover and Mrs. William Drumheller. Visiting clusters included Beckley locals and Columbus Ohio travelers. Mrs. E J Tyree ili ness confinement noted. Other social visits recorded among local families.
A heron living on a federal refuge in Louisiana was reported hale and hearty at age 14. Researchers determined its age from an attached band showing its approximate birth date.
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