Editorial Review on Coal Strike and Lewis's Tactics
The piece argues John Lewis faces limited bargaining power as coal supply and stockpiles rise. It notes weak demand, price cuts, and competition from non union mines, suggesting Lewis may extend the three day week or concede only modest wage increases to resolve the stalemate. The outlook remains troubling for miners and operators alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Lewis
PTB
Lua
Sfedas
America
CUS
News i World Report
Walled
Abi Bank
Last Sear
Cou
Better Businessmen Modern farming and capital
An analysis from J W Fanning of the Centreia College of Agriculture argues farming now requires about 80 to 180 percent more capital for a mid size plot due to higher land and equipment costs and increased working capital. The piece notes shifts in fixed and working capital from 1920 to 1930 and suggests farmers are becoming better businessmen with more efficient capital use. The column also covers the final Community Concert at Woodrow Wilson High School featuring Carnellio Tal and Boek-Jevans, praising local cultural efforts and thanking the Local Community Concert Association for its leadership and new campaign support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Fanning
Aerentimaa Ecommunies
Ceueuia College of Agriculture
Los
Jaynan
Bes Commie
Whittemore
Lane
Woodrow Wilson High School
Secklew
Carnellio
Boek- Jevans
Jocal Community Convert Association
Jusie la Heckley
Sunshine and Shadow by Thomas Stafford
Fragmented diary style excerpt recounts Dr. Willian Fogleson experiences and a minister’s life on Heaver Avenue. The text hints at moments from Willian Fogleson’s career, early marriage, and literary reflections on how a writer captures clergy life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian
H. Fogleson
Redh Metso
Heaver Avenue
Deven
Np Foglesong
Foules
Lidrove
Raleigh Register News and ad details in early 20th century issue
Subscriptions rates and distribution notes outline the Raleigh Register’s terms including daily and Sunday mail options, rates, and address changes. The page also recounts fragmented anecdotes about evangelists and personal recollections from readers, with references to local figures and a Chicago engine scene.
Liquor Firms List Shows Resident Reps Debate in WV
West Virginia Liquor Commission chairman Charles H. Green released a list of 82 vendors supplying the 126 state stores and 18 agencies. Of these, 34 had resident representatives, 33 had none, and several firms were represented by multiple people. Green says no law requires resident reps, but the arrangement aids price and information exchange to keep West Virginia competitive with other states. Labor leader George J. Titler charged the administration with bribing editors via liquor accounts and named four journalists tied to distilleries or wineries, including Ned Smith of the Fairmont Times. The report also notes active Democratic ties among several representatives and lists sales totals for major firms.
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Charles H. Green
Nim Out
Othermore
Green
Commission
West Virginia
Democratic
Democratic Executive Committee
The
Conservation Commission
State Racing Commission
Liquor Commission
George J. Titler
Beckley
Titler
United Mine Workers District 29
C. E
Ned) Smith
Fairmont Times
Smith
Gibson Wine Co
Covington
Jack Shipman
Independent Herald
Pineville
Forest R. Thompson
Voice O'Labor
Morgantown
Nelson Hicks
Martinsburg Journal
Berkeley County Democratic
Shipman
Hiram Walker, Inc
Thompson
Greenbras, Inc
Hicks
Louisville Distributors, Inc
Tiler
Board of Education
Walter T. Crofton, Jr
Parkersburg
Wood County
W. J. Friedman
Charleston
Jack Asay
N. W. Yates
Huntington
J.B. Hardke
John J. O'Keefe
Robert H. Miller, Jr
Conservaion Commission
Orus R. Kincaid
Patteson
C. E. Fretwell
Buckhannon
D. Earl Brawley
Kanawha County
J. W. Sims
Crewe Maples
A. R. Winters
Carol T. Sencindiver
Martinsburg
Paw D. Ebbert
A. V. Brawley
Melean Nash
J. L. Hinkle
Eddie Harvit
Whitesville
Gordon P. Fought
Wheeling
State Racing
Kenneth H. Hill
War Guns in Europe Silenced Seven Years Ago
Seven years ago this week the guns ceased fire in Europe ending a war Americans endured. Troops felt elation yet fatigue as the European conflict closed and many wondered about returning home to normal life. Some soldiers faced reintegration while others wrestled with memories of friends lost and the wait for Japan.
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Europe
New York
Elbe
Hitler
Hirohito
Japan
Far East
Remy
Tessiliers
Hoover era memoirs amid cabinet and presidency study
W G Rogers reviews the first volume of Herbert Hoover’s memoirs covering the education and early career leading to his presidency, noting his reluctance for a second term, wartime leadership, and the shifting political landscape including Osmena and Wicker as contextual figures. The piece surveys how Hoover’s views on commerce, governance, and public speaking invitations shaped his legacy.
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W. G. Rogers
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Wrs
Iitteer
Belsiam
Nishr
Osmena
Metton
Cerf isms By Bennett Cert
Fragmentary OCR style text with garbled phrases and unclear context. No coherent event or named entities emerge beyond Bennett Cert and the fragmented interjections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennett Cert
Paper Route Loan Venture Capital Like That Has Made America Strong
William G. Moore explains venture capital as a growth driver, tracing from family loans to fund small businesses to banks guiding founders toward stock sales to raise capital. The piece highlights early risks, the shift to public offerings, and the gamble investors undertake in backing new products and expansions.
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America
William G. Moore
The
Wall Street Journal
You're Telling Me a Look at bets and future of American industry
A humorous column reviews 1950s trends in investing and risk. It cautions readers about penny stocks from Canada and urges investing prudently in proven enterprises. It notes the allure of ground-floor opportunities while stressing the dangers and the uncertain returns of gambling.
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Canada
Dot
America
Hollywood Tax Plan Provokes Gono Gardner Chat
Ed Gardner, owner of the defunct Duffy's Tavern, says he pays taxes in the United States and in Puerto Rico. He touts Caribbean life with 385 sunny days, a home built for about half of his New York income, and plans for NBC All-Star Revue guests Jeanette MacDonald and Rudy Vallee on May 31. He notes his cast and crew in Puerto Rico and other income from stock and film work, while claiming exemptions for certain business ventures.
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Hollywood
Archie
Gardner
Duffy's Tavern
Puerto Rico
United States
Caribbean
New York
Stevie
Edis
Janer
Igie
Jeanette MacDonald
Rudy Valle
MMC
LD Tostuis
Tipisey
Grove
Belt
China
Juan
Ro Rico
Prayer blessing home as a little kingdom ruled by love
A brief prayer excerpt invoking God the Father through Jesus Christ. It asks for patience understanding and forgiveness within the home and mentions the speaker John Sutherland Bonnell a NYC minister and radio preacher at Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church and National Vespers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ternal God
Jesus
Nazareth
Christ
John Sutherland Bonnell
Nyc
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
Looking Backward Today From The Register Files
A retrospective item recalls Beckler chaster Miters of the American Revolution with Harkieroad as head. WPA outlines a new child protection nursery program for West Virginia factory children. B E Carter chairs victory bond sales in Raiel ey as campaign planned to raise $00 800 for May.
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Harkieroad
Work Projects Administration
WPA
West Virginia
B. E. Carter
Victory
Raieley
Eccles Chip House
Rebeizh
Japan
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Raleigh Register
Thomas F
Federel News
AD Newspapers Dispatch
Navona
Story Brooks & Finley Co
Philadelphia
Cilcate Sneton
Cleveland
Virginia
Beckley Ni Papers
Trasamin
Ian
Foglesong
Bax
Chighi
Foglesons
Sonny Alain
George R. Stewart
Jack
Chicago
Stewart Sai
Jackson Pam
Herb Little
Charleston UA
Liquor Centre Commission
Fort Little Rock
Ark
Douglas MacArthur
Arthur MacArthur
West Point
MacArthur
Arthur
Altaus
Aloos
Gen
Hal Boyle
Literary Guidepost
Sig
Avmans
You
William Hitt
Juliana
Holland
Michigan State College
Andes Mountains
House of Commons
Zadok Dumkopf
Smiths
Joneses
U.S
Milt
Sterling
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