Industry's new problem and the national industrial recovery
The piece argues that the industrial control bill enforces responsibility across industries, balancing the rights of labor, consumers, and capital. It likens industry to vertical communities and warns of overproduction without top-down coordination, using a mouse trap analogy to show market capacity vs. demand. It suggests federal oversight will curb excess and preserve fair prices while maintaining production discipline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Sam
Rising Farm Prices Lift Farm Economy and Purchases
Farmers lead the way as farm prices rise about 15 percent in the last month while the cost of living falls 9.3 percent. Higher farm prices boost purchasing power, enabling more spending on clothes, furniture, radios and automobiles, signaling broader economic improvement.
Inflation Warns of Higher Fall and Winter Prices
The agricultural population faces rising costs as industrial inflation spreads. Retail merchants are warned they will pay more for fall and winter goods. Manufacturers have withdrawn price lists, noting higher raw material costs compel price increases.
Shifting Tax Load and Public Attitudes Toward Sales Taxes
The piece examines public views on sales taxes as states adopt them and the potential federal role. It notes resistance to an extra levy, but support for shifting tax burden toward a fairer system. States seek sales tax relief for real estate owners, while the federal government would use it for new revenue. Washington faces timing before intruding on state tax domains.
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Washington
Budget Bill Aims Deep Reductions Across State Agencies
Two editorials weigh in on Gov. Kump's budget plan noting substantial cuts across state services, including a one third reduction for the University, and argue the proposals challenge critics while delivering a needed revenue program. The Huntington Advertiser and Morgantown Dominion News frame the measures as fulfilling promises to scale government spending amid fiscal strain.
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Kump
Morgantown Dominion News
Public Neck Protest Against Excessive Corporate Salaries
The BL F.C. chief vows no more handouts to large firms with abnormal executive pay. Chairman Jones details a salary scale plan: firms with executives earning 1000000 scale to 40 percent, 400000 cut by 50 percent, affecting about 810000 workers with 15 percent cuts. The policy argues control of management to shield consumers from high levies.
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BL F.C
Jones
F. C
Alce
Hose
Mounsville Journal
Registerings A Column of Opinion and Quotation
ALPHONSA offers a stream of satirical observations on time debt politics and common honesty. The excerpt touches on legitimate finance debates, anti repeal campaigns, and a joke about fathers confessing debts, hinting at social pressures and humorous wordplay of the era.
Mount Tabor Notes Bring Local Social Notes
Mount Tabor West Virginia notes list Frank Harper of Crab Orchard attending Sunday school and returning home after Alderson. Miss Marie Rifle of Beckley joined Mrs Ennis Phipps for a Saturday visit. Sibyl Bate and Don Berkley visited Mr and Mrs Milchent Tuesday. Bertha Goak returned to Alderson after a brief visit with friends and relatives. Mrs D D Stantes and Mrs Denzil Christian with Thedford Stantey and children Dennis and Billy were Wednesday guests of Mrs WH O Stanley of Keeles. Okey Goins has returned to his
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Frank Harper
Crab Orchard
Frank Tlarper
Alderson
Marie Rifle
Beckley
Ennis Phipps
Sibyl Bate
Don
Berkley
We AL Milchent
Bertha Goak
Dd. Stantes
Denzil Christian
Thedford Stantey
Dennis
Billy
WH. O. Stanley
Keeles
Okey Goins
Family notices from local society column
Mrs. Bill Kidd of Washington DC returns home after Hot Springs stay while visiting mother Mrs Kidwell. Sledor Borren and Dorothy Hardiman plus aunt Mrs KP Stafford travel from Eccles to Pearlsburg VA for a few days’ visit. Mr and Mrs Denzil Christian visit with parents Mr and Mrs Stanley. Mrs W A Milchem and son Gene visit Tom Cooper. Mrs Ronie Cook and children call on Ches ter Stanley.
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Hot Springs
Arkansas
Bill Kidd
Washington, D. C
Kidwell
Slcdon Borrer
Dorothy Hardiman
KP. C. Stafford
Eccles
Pearlsburg
Denzil Christian
Stanley
W. A. Milchem
Gene
Tom Cooper
Ronie Cook
Chester Stanley
Push and Pull Toys For Toddlers From A Peale
Alice Judson Peale advises parents on sturdy push and pull toys for new walkers. She highlights wheelbarrows and wagons as ideal for combining digging and moving sand, with safe, wide bases and easy handles. Doll carriages engage both boys and girls, remaining a staple of early play.
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Alice Judson Peale
Baby
Richmond Funeral Set for Sandstone Today
Funeral services are held today at Sandstone in Fayette county for 8 month old Maxine Frances Richmond daughter of Mr and Mrs Emory Richmond. Rev G C S Dannely of Oak Hill Baptist Church will officiate. Burial follows at Site Stone Cemetery with Tyree Land Dew Undertaking in charge.
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Sandstone
Fayette County
Maxine Frances Richmond
Emory Richmond
Minden
GC. S. Dannely
Oak Itil Baptist Church
Tyreeland Dew
Oak Hill
Shakespeare Noted as Play Behind Picture World
Hollywood reports Mervyn LeRoy arguing that a fine play and strong troupe matter more than million dollar sets. He says directing sex with restraint keeps pictures powerful and cites The Warrior's Husband and other projects while praising actors like Edward G. Robinson and Aline MacMahon. Janet Gaynor, once tied to a house, now enjoys domestic life with new furnishings.
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Robbin Coons
Hollywood
Shakespeare
Mervyn Leroy
Stokes Big Tigers
Mervyn
Vine
AVON
Gloria Swenson
Leroy
Marvyn
Aoath-Dallywood
Artors
Gon Jooks
Edward G. Robinson
Pan Muniel
Aline MacMahon
Winding Gulf Church Builds Foundation as Aid Society Elects Officers
Winding Gulf West Virginia reports rapid progress on the foundation for the new Methodist church edition. The Ladies Aid Society met Thursday in the Parsonage and elected Cary as president, with Mrs. C. 1 as a member.
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W. T. Lantz
Ladies Aid Society
C. 1
Cary
By the World Forgot A New Serial by Ruby M Ayres
Nicholas Boyd, cheated of a place and maimed, returns to England to face a troubled past. His wife Berita Hoyd confronts abandonment and a rekindled pull toward Georgie Bancroft as chapters unfold in a village study filled with strained loyalties and cold rooms. Georgia struggles with loneliness and the urge to belong as she wanders from the Hollies to the countryside in search of purpose and affection.
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Nicholas Boyd
Ain
England
Berita Hoyd
Ena
Georgie Bancroft
New York
Borgie
Hollies
Georgia
Edward
Georgie
Edward Bancroft
Lovelock
Edward Banetoft
Sha
Joly
Noubleday Doran
Shorts Beat: WV man shoots 200-pound black bear
Parsons, West Virginia. Vic tor Welford found a dead sheep in a meadow. He waited and the black bear, weighing about 200 pounds, returned for a meal and was shot by Welford.
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Associated Press
Parsons, W. Va
Victor Welford
Welford
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