Teachers In Trap Hill To Be Retained In 1933 34
The Trap Hill District plans to retain all teachers for 1933 34. E J Wauhop district superintendent will continue as superintendent, with principal E Van Dorsey returning and several high school and elementary teachers appointed. Colored school staff also named. The board confirmed assignments and announced retention without changes at the high school.
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Trap Hill
Surveyor
E. J. Wauhop
Board of Education
Wauhop
E. van Dorsey
Falcows
Trap Hill High School
FE. van Dorsey
O. P. Westfall
E. M. Ashworth
Louise Riffe
J. G. Farmer
Fay Harper
Albert Grimm
Ella Davis Laing
Emel Richmond
C. C. Hawley
G. T
Trump
Garnet Trail
Ward Worley
Albany Milam
Sula Shumate
Betty Stafford
Carlos Worley
Rebecca Wiseman
Oscar Trump
Hart Trump
Susanna Laing
Omer Stover
Opal Farmer
Miss Kay
Guy Covey
Wilmer Hedrick
Hayes Shumate
Kenner Brooks
Madeline Trump
Lester High School
J. W. Haynes
Beatrice Dennis
Cleo Blakely
Eccles
Callie J. Wade
Legislature Concludes Session With Tax and Charter Debates
Lawmakers pass assessors tax, abolish boards of equalization, and back a Williamson charter bill after heated party clashes. A reorganization bill would let the governor consolidate agencies and control officials for two years. Other measures include alimony guidelines, licensing shifts, and fees after distress sales updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herold
D. Braxton
House
Sidy
Kump
Senate
Williamson
Boards of Equalization
Tax Commissioner
Prohibition Commissioner
Economy bill sparks heated House clash over veterans' aid
A House debate over the economy bill turned tense as Representative Rankin condemned the measure for harming disabled veterans while President Roosevelt faced protests. Speaker Rainey spent minutes restoring order as votes split among party lines with several members voting yes or no. State figures Ramsay and Palmisano opposed the bill, while Randolph, Johnson, Kee and Smith joined in support, along with Goldsborough, Cole, Kennedy, Cambrill and Lewis.
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United States
Representative Rankin
Miss
Hoosewelt
Rankin
House
Woodrim
Roosevelt
Rainey
Iit
Democratic Congress
Vale Ramsay
West Virginia
Palmisano
Maryland
Randolph
Johnson
Kee
Smith
Goldsborough
Cole
Kennedy
Cambrill
Lewis
Roosevelt Is Power and Nitrate Plant Plan
Roosevelt outline includes construction of a proposed reservoir dam at Cove Creek in the Clinch River Tennessee as part of the program. Liberalization of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation act to permit extension of funds for distress and self liquidating projects is contemplated. A conference between the president and congressional leaders on the proposal is expected tomorrow.
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Cove Creek
Clinch River
Tennessee
Beckley Stars Dominate All-Star Five Selection
Beckley guards Pat O Leary and Lilly join Beclley center Anderson and Miller award as All-Star picks after the regional event on Beckley floor. Richwood also claims two spots as the coaches’ selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat O'Leary
Beckley
Lilly
Anderson
Miller
Richwood
Bankers of State Meet in Charleston West Virginia
West Virginia bankers gather at the state house with Governor Kump and leaders to discuss national bank legislation and reopening procedures. They plan to issue directions as federal action is received and urge calm to protect financial institutions amid the national banking situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia
State House
Kump
L. R. Charter, Jr
LE. Haller
Wheeling
State Association
Washington
Roosevelt
United States of America
Elementary teachers pledge support to eight month term
The board planned an eight month term aided by a 12 cent building fund despite an 85 percent limit. A transfer of funds could cover elementary salaries. Elementary teachers agreed to donate a week or more of service with all but one high school teacher joining the plan after initial hesitancy.
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Awee
Carmichael
Agee
Alce
Police arrest man after night activity disturbance
City police Chief Sterne and State Police Red Gibson led an arrest at about six o'clock last evening. John Hawatchi was jailed on a charge of possession of ardent spirits. Aside from this, the town remained quiet up to midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterne
Parolman Christian
Red Gibson
John Hawatchi
Death List Continues Amid Earthquake Devastation
The death list grows as relief centers log injured and displaced. Property damage tops 15 million dollars with wrecked businesses, schools, and utilities. Long Beach bears the brunt with 70 dead and 2,500 injured. Compton, Huntington Park, and other LA area towns report additional fatalities. Martial law avoided. Governor Rolph orders unsafe buildings condemned and relief funds fasttracked for emergency measures. A grim scene of collapsed walls, debris, and frightened Hollywood residents unfolds as rescue work begins and evacuees seek safety in parks and higher turf.
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Long Beach
United States
San Pedro
National
James Rolph, Jr
Cal. C
Compton
Los Angeles
Huntington Park
Walls
Hollywood
Beverly Hills
Culver City
Hotel Tole
Wes
DANGER SEEN in Danzig harbor dispute grows
The Polish corridor that cuts East Prussia from Germany fuels alarm as a League of Nations special meeting is convened to address a protest by residents of Danzig. They allege Poland is closing harbor sections to commerce to concentrate munitions, a claim tied to Versailles treaty arrangements and free city status under League jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Prussia
Germany
Poland
Baltic Sea
Danzig
League of Nations
League
Son
Commercia
Summer White House Proposed at Berkeley Springs
The legislature passed a resolution proposing a Summer White House at Berkeley Springs to utilize the medicinal springs similar to Warm Springs. The move aims to establish a temporary executive residence for the president during summer months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkeley Springs
Charleston
Betas Roosevelt
Bridge Deal Report Questions Secrecy In Purchase
A West Virginia legislative committee urged a public hearing before any agency action after finding toll bridge negotiations for the Tinton bridge were secretive. The study criticized Summers and Raleigh counties taxpayers for a $325 000 purchase, saying the bridge commission did not act in best interests. A minority report disputed some hearings and jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Charleston
W. Va
Tinton Toll Bridge
Publc
Bridge Commission
Summers
Raleigh
Lovern Held After Fatal Beckley Crash
Four young white men in a Buick collide with a parked Chrysler near Beckley. Morn ing, a negro, dies at a garage and Eag leson dies en route to town. The four injured white men face charges, with two jailed on felony counts. Lovern, a Virginian Railway apprentice, and Calfee are named in connection with the incident.
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Bluefield
Beckley
J. W. Levern
Chrysler
Ford
Eagleson
Rosa Funeral Home
Lovern
Gaffee
George Underwood
Beckley Hospital
Walford Caffee
Raleigh
Squire Anderson
Virginian Railway
Princeton
Ernest Calfee
The
Virginian
Christmas Tree Use In Cleveland In 1981 Cited
In Cleveland Ohio eighty six carloads of Christmas trees were used in 1981. The item notes Springs Georgia as a reference point and mentions President Roosevelt as a frequent visitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Beckley Bankers Headed to Charleston Today
Beckley bankers planned to attend a conference in Charleston called by state banking commissioner L. R. B. Charter Jr. The Beckley group includes Isaac McKinney of Beckley National Exchange, Dr. Robert Winston, D. C. Wade and B. E. Carter of Raleigh County Bank, and R. M. French of Bank of Raleigh.
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Beckley
Charleston
State Banking Conmissioner
L. R B. Charter, Jr
Isaac McKinney
Beckley National Exchange
Robert Winston
D. C. Wade
B. E. Carter
Raleigh County Bank
R. M. French
Bank of Raleigh
Death takes local youth in Greenville Texas
A sorrowing mother appeals for funds to transport her dead son Anderson Keener 23 from Greenville Texas to Beckley. The fund shortfall is 80.43 for rail transportation. donations of 10 cents to 6.28 arrived via the Post Herald and local outlets. Local agencies urged immediate support.
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Greenville
Texas
Berkley Newspapers Corporation
Yessterday
Beckley
Post Herald
Anderson Keener
Hull Street
Wilson
el Paso
Fort Bliss
Red Cross
T. C. Moorefield
Miss Anna File
Burleson Motor Co
de la Menows cc
Tod
Willy Ye
Seayetiaene
B. Stone
Fal Barker
Fatwell Cafe
T. W. Chav
Sheriff's Office
Charley Corey
C. E. Kincaid
Johnston
Clarence W. Meadows
Cam Goffman
E. Bibb
L. L. Withrow
San
Progressive banks plan reopenings amid emergency act debate
In Washington the Treasury listed Wheeling and Huntington West Virginia among cities where some banks may reopen Tuesday under the emergency banking act. Senators urged broader benefits for non federal reserve state banks while opposition persisted against federal deposit guarantees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Prasa
Washington
Wheeling
Huntington
W. Va
The
Treasury
Quakes Fail to Stop News From LA Office
Amid violent shocks at the Los Angeles AP office, news of a deadly California quake poured out to the world. Staff steadied in swaying rooms as tremors rattled walls and ceilings, with flashes from New York signaling each aftershock and sirens wailing below.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
California
Los Angeles
New York
Whale Office
Confusion in Markets as Banking Holiday Impacts Prices
Analysts debate inflationary risk of emergency banking measures while a rise in spot commodities and a lift in prices across shares and futures appears in speculative circles. Markets abroad show tentative alignment with American securities despite limited dollar quotations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
London
Liverpool
Winnipeg
America Securities
Diesel engines highlight Price Hill mining meeting
The Price Hill Collieries company organized a meeting of the New River and Winding Gulf Mining Institute at Mt Hope. G H Corlette of Fairbanks Morse spoke on oil burning diesel power plants used at the Price Hill mines. Robert Lilly chaired, with music and remarks tracing the Price Hill history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Price Hill Collieries Company
New River and Winding Gulf Mining Institute
Mt. Hope
G. H. Corlette
Fairbanks Morse Company
Price Hill Band
Elinor St. Clair
Beckley
Col. Samuel Dixon
Price Hill
W. Smiley
Price Hill Company
Corlette
Institute
West Virginia
Robert Lilly
Hope
Utility Investigation Continuance Authorized by House
Charleston West Virginia March 11 the house today authorized continuation of the legislative inquiry into utility operations until the committee is ready to report a resolution by Chairman Molt extending the committee rights powers and privileges indefinitely was adopted without comment. A concurrent resolution to extend the inquiry beyond the regular session was defeated in the senate because the upper chamber did not participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Charleston
W. Va
House
Molt
Senate
Blue Jay Operetta Repeats Tonight at Shady Spring High
The Blue Jay School presents the operetta Peter Rabbit again tomorrow evening at the Shady Spring High School auditorium. Miss Ethel Brown announces the repeat due to strong patron demand and invites the public to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Rabbit
Blue Jay School
Shady Spring High School
Ethel Brown
Blue Jay
Strider to Lead Ansted Episcopal Sunday Services
Bishop E. L. Strider of Wheeling will preside at Sunday morning services at the Ansted Episcopal Church in Ansted.
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BR. E. L. Strider
Wheeling
Episcopal Church
Ansted Episcopal Church
Ansted
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Mde
Federal Reserve
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