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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1935
Page
2
A writer summarizes coal industry views on government regulation as the NRA nears expiration. They warn that without enforceable penalties and price controls, voluntary cooperation fails and instability returns. The piece contemplates a national commission and regional boards to fix prices while preserving some competition.
The piece argues that Smokeless Coal could expand if backed by persistent advertising and cooperative marketing. Southern regions may remain local-market confined, potentially pushing coal-buying industries closer to supply sources. West Virginia stands as an underdeveloped market with limited intrastate demand, needing long term planning to sustain mine output.
The article argues for merit and efficiency in choosing principals and teachers for Raleigh county schools. It contrasts job-focused motives with student-centred aims, urging boards to prioritize task requirements and educational goals over candidates' connections, and to apply scientific selection methods.
The article reflects on commencement as a pivotal life crossroad for graduates. It notes that graduation marks a shift from youth to adult responsibility, and that a fulfilling life is built from ongoing beginnings and fresh resolve, driven by ambition and ability.
The Fayette State Sentinel condemns The Bull Sheet as a filthy publication harming New River State College. It claims the issue damages the institution’s reputation during a critical period for smaller state colleges and may deter prospective students and their families. The editorial notes may reflect unfounded stories but urges caution among parents.
A collage of offbeat excerpts covers psychology quips on workers nerves and size, a literateur’s ironies, digs at Mexicans and Newark, dictator fatigue prognosis, prison strikes, a rejuvenation claim, dust storms and social chatter about marriages and engagements.
Table Rock area residents conduct business in Bluefield Tuesday. Nora Richmond visited Mrs. Nellie Akers Tuesday afternoon. Beelick Knob visitors Mr. and Mrs. O K Large and son Kenneth stayed with Mrs. Mary E Kidwell. Phillip Scott Jessica Scott and others attended Shady Springs High School sermon. Norma Philips of Glenn Hedrick stayed with Miss Carrie Richmond. Alma Johnson and Agnes Pack shopped locally.
Miss Virginia Pack Earnest Pack and Lee Shelton visiting Miss Edith Akers Saturday night. Glenville Earl Redden of Pluto spent weekend with grandfather W L Redden. Nora Richmond and children Tennis and Frank and Ethel Scott visited I B Acord Glen Fork. Oren Knight welcomed a baby boy born Monday May 13. mother and baby doing well.
A guide urging parents to stay awake and receptive when teens return from dates. Emphasizes calm conversations, mutual trust, and discussing party details to guide fourteen to sixteen year olds while avoiding spying or accusations.
City authorities in Sidney instruct street car conductors to undergo a psychologist evaluation and pass medical and educational examinations to remain employed.
Hollywood scenes show Buddy Rogers back on set after three years away, discussing aging on screen and his wish to play mature parts. He notes gray hair signals a shift from youth roles and reveals plans to balance acting with personal appearances. Lawrence Tobet urges immigration limits to curb mediocre foreign artists.
A bohemian love triangle unfolds as Alison Chalmers discovers Daphne locked in a grim situation beneath her window. Her father’s wealth fuels suspicion as Guy and Daphne’s secrets threaten to wreck admitted vows and social status.
Alison weighs whether to tell her father about Daphne and faces a sudden change of plans. Daphne insists on a Spain honeymoon with Alison and Robert, leaving Alison anxious, uncertain, and fearing being used as a pawn in a family scheme.
Miss Elizabeth Lloyd hosts a hayride and weiner roast for Physical Education Girls at Pinecrest 4-H Camp Tuesday evening. Attendees include Melba Waddell Na Gilkerson Goessie Scott Ruth Anderson Virginia Worley Glenna Painter Helen Harper Neddie Harper Helen Diehl Melba Miller Carrie Richmond Annis Bryant Zeritha Crotty Sarah Lilly Beulah Richardson Zelda Griffith Isbell Harford Claribel Lilly Katherine Kingsley Garritt Crook Muriel Turpin Alma Pottery Ethel Pitzer and others with sponsor Elizabeth.
Mr and Mrs L E Green hosted Sunday guests including C L Green Elbert Gooper T E Moye and Day Hene plus Day Hene s daughter. Reba Jilly left for Cincinnati and Charleston to visit friends. Maynard Collins hosted Mrs Collins mother Mrs Maddy from Greenville. Marie Scarborough visited Claribel Lilly. Nile Calloway Easter Marie Calloway stayed with Grand View friends. Tennis Epperly from Fiat Ton visited Paris Slaughter s parents.
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