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Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1936

Page

12

Knox Assails New Deal and Seeks Honest Government

Col. Frank Knox accepted the Republican vice presidential nomination in Chicago, pledging devotion to sound government and attacking the Roosevelt New Deal. He condemned federal policies as costly, wasteful, and mismanaged, urging a future of self-government and economic stability under Alf Landon.

Associated Press Chicago Frank Knox United Committee On Roosevelt Col. Knox United States Alf Landon Congress Col Knox Republican Party

Raleigh sewing workers aid needy by making garments

Raleigh county's forty one sewing project workers have produced three hundred seventy one thousand one hundred thirty garments for redistribution to the state's needy since the WPA sewing rooms opened last fall. The garments complement direct relief and surplus commodities and were allocated by the county court or relief administration. Sewing rooms operate at Beckley and East Beckley with workers from relief roles earning security wages.

Raleigh County WPA Beckley East Beckley

Camp Greenbrier Opens Second Session At Alderson

Camp Greenbrier began its second session in Alderson on Thursday with the annual overnight canoe trip to Hinton. Captain J. C. Carter reports 140 boys enrolled, drawing from nearly every state east of the Mississippi River. one enrollee hails from Columbia, South America.

Alderson Camp

Record Made by State Sales Tax Charleston

Consumers sales tax collections for June set a new high record surpassing December 1935. Tax Commissioner Fred L. Fox said last month's total reached 814,999.84 dollars, up over 10,000 from December. F Conner, head of the tax division, attributed the rise to spending on homes and autos, neither of which are taxed.

Charleston Fred L. Fox F. Conner Consumers’ Tax Division

Huntington Man Will Preach Here At Christian Church

Dr B H Melton of Huntington will preach at the Christian church Sunday morning. Miss Virginia Brown of Spencer will play a violin solo Romani by Svendsen, accompanied by Miss Willie Scott. Dr Ritchie Ware pastor and Mrs Ware left for Plattsburg Mo after the death of Mrs Ware s mother Elizabeth H Frost. Their daughter Ann Ritchie accompanied them.

B. H. Melton Huntington Christian Church Virginia Brown Spencer Svendsen Willie Scott Ritchie Ware Ware Plattsburg, Mo

Lewiston Democrat Daniel J. McGillicuddy Dies

Daniel J. McGillicuddy, former Democratic U S representative from 1911 to 1916, died yesterday in Lewiston after an operation.

Associated Press Lewiston Daniel J. McGillicuddy U. S. House of Representatives

National Steel Earnings Drop

National Steel corporation reports mid year net income of 5,182,714.79 dollars for six months ending June 30 1936 against 6,315,995.20 dollars for the first six months of 1935. Earnings per share drop from 2.93 to 2.40. Second quarter earnings are 2,805,570 dollars or 1.30 a share, down from 2,948,362.29 dollars or 1.37.

Associated Press Pittsburgh National Steel Corporation

Church Repaired After Redeorating at Oak Hill

Completion of the redecorating of the Church of God at Oak Hill was reported today. The building has been repainted and repaired on the outside.

Oak Hill Church of God

SINKS GROVE MAN STARTS REVIVAL

Alderson July 31 An inspiring series of gospel services at the Alderson Presbyterian church began Wednesday. Rev. W. A. Benfield of Sinks Grove was the opening speaker. Rev. R. R. Gray of Union will lead tonight. Sunday evening Rev. S. B. Lapsley of Marlinton starts a series of messages with twice daily talks at 10:00 am and 7:30 pm for the following week.

Alderson Alderson Presbyterian Church W. A. Benfield Sinks Grove R. R. Gray Presbyterian Church

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