West Virginia Natural Resources Law Explained
A lengthy defense of the Natural Resources Bill details its creation by a 10 member interim committee, its broad goals, license changes for hunting and fishing, and the expected benefits for conservation and stream protection, while debunking rumors about universal licenses and emphasizing state improvement. The piece also covers Ringling Bros circus reviews and related entertainment notes.
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Conservation Commission
House of Delegates
Garden Club
Woman’s Club
West Virginia
Natural Resources Department
Guyan River
Bluestone
Water Resources Commission
Natural Resources Division
Department
Commission
R.L.H
Japan Notebook Tidbits Picked Up In Japan
Peter Edson reports from Tokyo on Reischauer's ambassador appointment and the Matsukata family, Japan’s bedside console at Kyoto's Miyako Hotel, fried honey bees as an hors d oeuvres, fried ice cream in tempura manner, Cantinflas in Tokyo, and King Leopold's Kyoto tour with rain enhancing the scene.
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Peter Edson
Tokyo
NEA
Edwin O. Reischauer
Japan
Reischauer
Haru Matsukata
Prince Masayoshi Matsukata
Miyako
Kyoto
Tempura
Leopold
Belgium
Nara Park
Kobe
Raleigh and Register Subscription Rates Notice
The Raleigh and Register lists home delivery options with weekly and monthly rates for daily and Sunday editions, and WV tax applies to subscriptions. It notes Beckley Newspapers Corporation agents handle delivery and payment, with responsibility limits for advance payments.
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MAUL
Aly
Itely
Heckley Newspapers Corporation
Space talk and wealth gaps spark early space committee
Quotes from Adlai Stevenson, Ralph Lapp, and William Pawley outline views on space exploration and global inequality. The text suggests Kennedy may form a U.S. Committee for Space Communication bringing together leading thinkers, while noting nuclear weapons and poverty as major dangers.
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Kennedy
U.S
Committee For Space Communication
Ralph E. Lapp
Pre Easter Upturn Seen But Jobless Outlook Lingers
New York US news report cites Easter shopping lifting department store sales 9 percent vs last year. Kennedy warns that even with a summer rise, 6 to 7 percent may be unemployed next autumn. Bank and industry leaders predict a spring recovery with cautious optimism and ongoing structural hurdles.
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Leroy Pope
New York
UPI
Kennedy
William Butler
Chase Manhattan Bank
Houston
National Industrial Conference Board
Barbs by Hal Cochran on cars and manners
A traffic expert notes motorists often lack a sense of right and wrong behind the wheel. The column jokes about family life, skating lessons, and the changing pace of frozen foods from eating to thawing. A playful line comments that a girl worth a million need not look the part.
Complaint on Sprague Warehouse commodity distribution abuses
A taxpayer reports severe crowding and delays at Sprague Warehouse near Anderson's Store for DPA commodity distribution. Elderly, disabled recipients wait in freezing, muddy conditions while staff threaten lines, deny service, and delay emergency orders. Witness urges reform of the public aid system and accountability for mismanagement.
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the Register
CPA
Sprague
Anderson
DPA
Wallace
Prayer for Today by Hoover Rupert at First Methodist Church
A reflective prayer asking God to lift believers from despair and disillusionment toward resurrection faith. The text credits Hoover Rupert, minister at First Methodist Church in Ann Arbor, Michigan.
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Jesus
Amen
Hoover Rupert
Ann Arbor
Mich
First Methodist Church
Earl Wilson Visitors Learn Rome Auto Crashes Amuse
Rome anecdotes from Donald O Connor include a police directions joke about auto accidents on Via Veneto and his plans to return to Beverly Hills. He recalls desert on location, a houseboy theft, and a showroom of celebrity gossip from New York to Rome, with flashes about Julia Darvas and Jean Chaplin.
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Rome
Donald O'Connor
Via Veneto
O'Connor
Polizia
Tunisian
Donald
Noelle Adam
Sydney Chaplin
B.W. Gloria
Florence
Aladdin
N. Y
Richard Burton
Camelot
Julia Darvas
Darvas and
Julia
Largest state tax distribution announced for 1911
Auditor John S. Darst will distribute a record 2 131 988 dollars from corporation taxes among counties districts cities and towns. Kanawha will receive 110 662 dollars and Raleigh county 16 722 dollars. The Raleigh public schools report a successful term despite poor facilities and call for improvements before the next term.
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John S. Darst
Kanawha
Raleigh
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