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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1933

Page

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High Court Opens September 6 for Docket of 89 Cases

The West Virginia Supreme Court opens its September term on September 6 with 89 cases, including seven appeals from the compensation commissioner and other cases involving original jurisdiction. Nineteen of twenty-four circuits are represented. Kanawha has 12 appeals, while some circuits have one. Additional cases may be added, and notable items include a Norfolk and Western challenge to a railroad crossing and a Wheeling gas-rate appeal.

Associated Press Charleston W. Va Supreme Court Barbour Taylor Hampshire Hardy Pendleton Kanawha Norfolk and Western Railway Road Commission Bluefield- Princeton William Opha Wolfe Harry Shaw Marion County State Commission Wheeling Public Service Commission Natural Gas Company of West Virginia Tenth Circuit Boone Raleigh Summers C. F. Robertson Mobson Sandy Kendrick Colle Ben H. Ashworth Ben Bibb Summers—New River Grocery Company City of Hinton Boone—Del Coal Company County Court of Boone County Twelfth Circuit Fayette and Nicholas Counties Fayelte T. FP. Bary Earl Franklin Ferguson C. W. Duncan New River and Pocahonas Gynsolidated Coal Company Smailes Pearl Nelson Smailes Grant Blevins Et al Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company

Banks Back Reemployment Drive Amid National Call

Metropolitan banks and trust companies rallied to the federal reemployment program urged by Grace Morrison Poole president of the general federation of women's clubs. Her appeal urged members to patronize stores displaying the recovery administration insignia and to support the national effort for a fair wage standard.

Chase National Bank Gaaranty Trust Company Central Hanover Bank and Trust Company First National Bank Bank of Manhattan New York Trust Company National City Bank of New York Bankers Trust Company Irving ‘Trust Company Chemical Bank and Trust Company Trust Company Grace Morrison Poole General Federation of Women's Clubs Billy Mayle Recovery Administration

NRA Proposal Promotes Employment and Consumer Power

The message argues boosting purchasing power of workers and reemployment through a maximum work hour limit. It urges industry and labor to cooperate, encouraging support for NRA member stores and avoiding firms not signing the president’s reemployment agreement. Cooperation is framed as patriotism and common sense.

NRA

West Virginia Name Change Debate Sparks Historic Names

Discussion unfolds over whether West Virginia should adopt Appalachia or Vandalia as an official name. Officials note changes require legislative action and federal ratification, while experts stress sticking to local usage. Some favor a new brand linking to Appalachi lore, others resist altering a well known state identity.

West Virginia Virginia Martina Henderson Stantington Hatfield West Congress Geographic Board Union Tennessee Franklin Oklahoma Indian Territory Puerto Rico Porto Rico United States Hispaniola Haiti Isle Appalachia Vandalia Augusta Kanawha Mingo Transylvania Van Bascom Slump President Coolidge North Carolina

Troops Decide Patrol Plans After Militia Conference

The sheriff will meet tomorrow to decide how far 323 guardsmen from the Mil Gretna summer camp will patrol the coal regions. No patrols were sent tonight and Major Momeyer warned patrol work is not certain tomorrow. The battalion's intelligence staff reconnoitered and drew maps of the strike area.

Mil Gretna Momeyer

Sprague Miner Wins Reward for Stopping Runaway Cars

Eddie Cavalinski, a Sprague miner, received five dollars from the G and O railway for halting two runaway freight cars at Skelton on May 10. He spotted the cars near Beckley and Mahscott, raced to the crossing, jumped aboard, and applied the brakes before the cars were moved to Beckley Junction by a switch engine.

Eddie Cavalinski Sprague G. & O. Railway Skelton Cavalinski Beckley Mahscott I Sketton Beckley Junction

Watkins To Lead New Federal Employment Office

George A. Watkins announced the new Raleigh county federal employment office will open in late next week. Watkins will serve as manager with Jandy B. Legg and Aubrey Smith as investigators in the Memorial building basement.

George A. Watkins Washington Me. Watkins Jandy B. Legg Aubrey Smith Memorial Building Hal M. Scott Raleigh Pe Horne Nouthern West Virginia Raleigh County Bethlet Ofice

NIRA Plans Touch Beckley Banks Merchants

Beckley banks and most local merchants are expected to sign the NRA blanket code on August 1. The Beckley Newspapers Corporation added six extra workers at a minimum wage of 14 per week and will run a 40 hour office schedule. Local independents protest possible favoritism as large food chains seek insignia by telegram. Kroger and General Stores weigh signing the code while Great Atlantic and Pacific stores await guidance.

Beckley Beckley. Newspapers . Corporation McDowell NRA Roosevelt Hugh A. Johnson Ted G. McDowell Raleigh County Johnson NWA County Memorial Building Kroger Grocery and Baking Company Cincinnati General Stores, Inc Beckley and Vicinity

Restaurant And Candy Stores To Hold Meet

All restaurant, candy store, and fountain operators are invited to a meeting on Monday July 1 at Beckley hotel to discuss matters of vital importance.

Mere Anine Beckley Hotel

Retail codes edge toward 48 hour grocers plan

Washington July 29 The recovery administration weighs parallel codes for retail trade allowing 48 hours a week for food dealers and 40 hours for others except druggists. Hugh S Johnson will decide after hearings with representatives from major retail lines and druggists. Several associations back the 40 hour plan.

Associated Lear Washington Recovery Administration

County Supervisors Named for Investigation Panel

The article lists acting supervisors designated for counties across the state including Boone Hassell Miller Madison Huntington Lookout Greenbrier White Sulphur Harrison Clarksburg Kanawha Dunbar Yawkey Logan Dehue Mercer Rock Mingo Union Welch Marlinton Beckley Gandeville Pence Springs Parkersburg Mullens and more. Several are acting and awaiting permanent appointments as part of an ongoing inquiry.

Boone Hassell Miller Madison Cabell Grover C. Ewing Huntington Fayette H. C. Boley Looksout House Greenbrier M. E. Hennesy White Sulphur Harrison—Moore Reynolds Clarksburg Kanawha Dunbar Fincoln Seca McMillan Yawkey Logan John Peller Dehuet Mercer C. E. Hughes Rock Mingo T. Waller Williamson Monroe Ellison Union McDowell J. Narvey Williams Welch Pocahontas

Rebirth of Pioneer Spirit Aiding Nation

Keyser West Virginia July 29 The Associated Press reports Rep Jennings Randolph says the revival of the pioneer spirit lifts America from despair Mountain folk gathered at Mt Storm to reenact scenes of yesteryear Attired in quaint costumes mountaineers from miles around played games and danced ancestral dances Randolph asserts today’s pioneer courage pushes back economic barriers similar to ancestors across the Alleghenies

Associatadi Press Keyser W.va America Jennings Randolph Mt. Storm Yesteryear Alleghenies Randolph

Powell To Seek Big League Backing For Senators

Charleston W V July 29 Walt B Powell president of the Charleston Senators said he will seek major league backing for his Middle Atlantic club next season. He had declined farm club offers before choosing independence but shifted due to a shrinking market for players developed by independent minor league clubs.

Associated Pro Charleston W. Va Walt B. Powell Charleston Senators Today Middle Atlantic Powell

Tong War Feared as Chinatown Shooting Sparks Turmoil

In New York's Chinatown a member of the On Leong Tong was fatally shot sparking police after hours and a heavy extra detail. Assistant Chief Inspector John J. Sullivan warned of possible clashes over gambling and narcotics and sought labor officials to monitor the district.

Associated Press New York Chinatown Matt Street John J. Sullivan Department of Labor Wing Gipn On Leong Dow Dovers Street Dover Street Hip Sing Tong Sing Lee On Leong Tong Elizabeth Street Ginn Sullivan

Bus Transportation Increase Linked to District Consolidation

The Richmond district faces a higher transportation load next session due to consolidation and state policy. Insurance agent C L Neaberlin claimed a renewal of a $20 800 policy in 1933 covered Richmond school properties and questioned why two other policies were canceled after the district disbanded.

C. L. Neaberlin Richmond District Board of Education Neaberlin B. B. Chambers Chambers Richmond State Superintendent of Schools Heaberlin Yedmond Old Richmond Board Richmond District Board Beckley Richmond District Insurance

Principals shuffled in county schools and new telephones approved

The county board renamed principals at Lillybrook and several districts, fixing a staffing error and moving Rhody to Lillybrook. Other shuffles occurred in Trap Hill, Metalton, Bolt, Trap Hill, Ghent, Fireco, and Shady Spring. The board also approved adding telephones where needed for the fall directory. Telephone costs for four districts totaled 339.57 for Town, 408.92 for Slab Fork, 69.22 for Trap Hill, and 65.47 for Shady Spring.

Slab Fork Board Rhody Lillybrook Trap Hill EL Trump Metalton Forest Danials Bolt Albany Milam Shady Spring L. V. Harvey Ghent Joe Gautier Fireco Mason Anederson Skelton Ira Whitlock New Fall Slab Fork

Concord College Plans August Commencement Exercises

Twenty six students will receive the bachelor of arts degree and seventy two will earn standard normal certificates at the summer school commencement on August 3 at Concord State Teachers College Athens. Dr J Frank Marsh announces the event with Lewisburg’s Greenbrier college president Dr French W Thompson to speak in the morning. John Forrest of Chicago Civic Shapespersan society will present Great Moments From Great Plays on Monday and Wednesday features a music program with the college glee club led by Miss Ella Holroyd.

Concord State Teachers College Athens J. Frank Marsh French W. Thompson Greenbrier College Lewisburg John Forrest Chicago Civic Shapespersan Society

Raleigh County Court Hosts Picnic on Tank Branch Hill

Raleigh County court members and county road officials enjoyed a picnic on Tank Branch hill hosted by residents of Glen Morgan and Glen Herrick. Attendees included President J. C. Hobson and Commissioners John F. Bolen and John R. Smith, County Engineer G. L. Allen, W. C. Romine, and Mr. McCoy.

Raleigh Tank Branch Hill Glen Morgan Glen Herrick J. C. Hobson John F. Bolen John R. Smith G. L. Allen W. C. Romine Mr. McCoy

Former Principal Passes Through Beckley En Route Home

Former Woodrow Wilson High School principal and New River State College education professor KR Knotts passed through Beckley last night from Durham North Carolina on his way to Montgomery. He completed his master's thesis at Duke University and finished the oral exam just before leaving. Van Ross of Gordonsville Virginia is visiting his brother A A Ross and Mrs Ross.

KR. Knotts Woodrow Wilson ‘High School New River State College Beckley Durham N. C Duke University Montgomery Knotts

Sophia Residents and Local Game Highlight Weekend

Sophia residents traveled or hosted visitors this week. Earl Williams and Frank Hill planned a stay in St Albans while Sophia ball club scheduled a doubleheader against Raleigh on the Raleigh diamond. A council meeting in Sophia elected Tim Canterbury as police chief.

Earl Williams Frank Hill Stotesbury St. Albans Alvin Deck Sophia New York City Tim Canterbury W. E. Williams Joe Farley John Mills Soap Creek

West Virginia Motor Truck Group Backs Blanket Code

The West Virginia Motor Truck association executive council wired its agreement to Roosevelt’s blanket code for re employment and called a seven member committee to draft a code of fair competition. The Parkersburg meeting on October 10 will choose members W B Crawley F A Thomas J J Smith C J Schafer W J Bingham H R Abbot to draft the plan.

Associated Press Charleston W. Va West Virginia Motor Truck Association Roosevelt Parkersburg W. B. Crawley Clarksburg Association F. A. Thomas J. J. Smith C. J. Schafer Wheeling W. J. Bingham Huntington H. R. Abbot

Statewide hearings to seek motor truck code views

Tom Shipley of Huntington announces pre meeting hearings in Parkersburg and other cities to gather opinions of individual motor truck operators on provisions of the proposed code.

Tom Shipley Huntington Parkersburg

Medics Ask For NIRA Recovery Instructions

Washington July 29 A telegram from W W Strange Huntington West Virginia secretary of the Cabell county medical society urges President Roosevelt to outline a program for organized medicine to participate in the NIRA recovery drive and cooperation in the campaign.

Associated Press Washington Maton W. Strange Huntington W. Va Cabell Ty Medical Society Roosevelt White House Strange Medical Society Mint

VISITORS FROM DAV and WV ATTEND MEETING AT BECKLEY

Huntington post commander K Bowles and D A A West Virginia adjutant F L Dakin visited Beckley to handle organization matters. Harmon Gymnasium once a UC gift built in 1878 and famed for athletic events will be razed, replaced by a million dollar athletic plant.

R. ‘K. Bowles Huntington F. L. Dakin D. A. A. Department of West Virginia Beckley Yestern Harmon University of California

Also Mentioned on This Page

Uel Sprague Miner Watkins Beckley Man NIRA Hugh S. Johnson A. D. Whiteside Whiteside National Retail Dry Goods ‘Association Na‘tional Retail Furniture Association National’ Retail Home Association Mail‘Order Association of America National Association of Retail Clothiers and Furnishers National Shoe Retailers Association J. C. Freeman Tong Metropolis Agencics Heuberlin Stoco John W. Wirtz, Jr Slab Mark Eccles Stat: Fork District Board of Education Jess Lee Toler Winfred Mitchem County Board Mitchem Concord College van Ross Gordonsville, Va A. A, Ross Mrs. Ross Sophia, ‘W. Va Motor Truck Group CNY Pease W. L. Mitchell Mgr Main St Rhodes Garage & Supply Aus Harper Road Virginia ST. ST Lyricoc Janet Gaynor Henry Garat Adoxah Paramount News Mre G. Larrick Flying Club Skelton Field H. L. Sessler Rife Beckley Flying Club Beckley Avenue
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