Warm Springs Thanksgiving With Roosevelt Delights Ill Children
At Warm Springs Georgia the annual Thanksgiving dinner with President Roosevelt brings joy to infantile paralysis patients. Young Billy Prenosil of New York recalls asking for seconds, Barbara Bodsky from Newark, Peter Woodbury of Bedford, and Virginia Bragg of Nashville share thrills, autographs, and close moments during the informal gathering.
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Associated Press
Warm Springs
Billy Prenosil
New York City
Georgia Warm Springs Foundation
Billy
Roosevelt
Barbara Bodsky
Newark
N J
Barbara
Virginia
Bragg
Nashville
Tenn
Mr. Roosevelt
Secret Service
Billy Prenoss
Georgia Hall
Borah Opposes Lynch Bill If President
Sen Borah told the Associated Press he would veto the Costigan Warner anti lynching bill if elected president calling it unconstitutional. The letter to the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People cited fears over lynching and noted Negro votes may balance power in pivotal states.
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Assocland Press
Washington
Borah
Costigan-Warner
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Senate
Idzha Republican
Association
United States
Dr Shawkey Named President At Charleston Educational Center
Morris P. Shawkey former state superintendent of schools and past Marshall College president becomes president of Charleston educational center. He will also serve as president of Morris Harvey college and take on English and business duties, with immediate entry into the new role.
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Charleston
W. Va
Morris P. Shawkey
Marshall College
Charleston Educational Center
Joe. McCullough
Morris Harvey College
First Methodist Episcopal Church Thanksgiving Page Note
Local church notices from First Methodist Episcopal and First Church of God list services, Sunday school times, and upcoming events. Rev Ross Culpepper leads services at Hever Street location with youth program and a sermon titled Roof To Tet. Thanksgiving offerings support Associated Charities and Synod Orphanage. public invited.
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First Methodist Episcopal
Stanafords
ian-Church
Stanaford
Christian Rudervor
Ruth Wilson
Noth
Ghyer
Synod
Methodist
Thanksgiving services at First Baptist and First Christian
Sunday programs list at First Baptist Church with Sunday school at 3:48, morning sermon 11:00, Thanksgiving program, evening message at 7:20 by Rev Fitzgerald, prayer meeting Wednesday, choir rehearsal Friday. First Christian Church notes sermon on Are We In a Moral Decline at 7:30 Sunday, morning sermon Let Us Give Thanks at 10:40, Lord's Supper, Christian Endeavor at 6:30, all welcome.
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First Baptist
James M. Hayes
E. E. Bibb
HL Fitzgerald
First Christian Church
Artchie Ware
Christian Endeavor
Methodist Temple Schedule Promotes Thanksgiving Service
The Methodist Episcopal Church South in Kanawha at Church Street posts a full week of activities led by Pastor Henry K. Clay. Highlights include 9:45 Sunday school, 11:00 morning worship on The Seven Wonders of the World, 6:30 Young People, 7:30 evening worship with theme Thanks giving Meditation, and midweek prayer. A Union Thanksgiving service is set for Thursday November 28 at 7 PM with Rev Rosa Culpepper delivering the message.
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Methodist-Temple
Mathodist Episcopal Church
South So
Kanawha
Church Street
Henry K. Clay
Church School
B. F. Flapper
T. Unt
Young Peoples Meeting
Intermediate League
Meatinea
Rosa Culpepper
Flrst
M. EL
Colored Churches Schedule Described for North Beckley Area
A brief church notice lists services for First Baptist Church North Beckley with Rev. D. C. Hunter and Rev. J. W. Lee among speakers, Ebenezer Baptist Church Beckley with Pastor Philip F. King, and several other congregations including Church of God Apostolic and United Holy Church with their respective pastors and Sunday school supervisors.
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First Baptist Church
North Beckley
D. C. Hunter
W. M. Wilson
Sunt
J. W. Lee
Price Hitchett
Philip F. King
Ebenezer Choir
Church c
Supreme Court Asked on Coal Firm Manager Employee Status
Attorney General Homer A. Tholt asks the West Virginia Supreme Court to decide if coal company managers and physicians are employees for compensation levies. West Virginia Coal and Coke contends they are not, while Tholt argues contracts make them workmen. The court session continued to January with eight Lincoln County teachers’ transfer cases pending.
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Associated Press
Charleston
W. Va
Homer A. Tholt
Supreme Court
West Virginia Coal and Coke Company
Holt
Lincoln County Board of Education
Relief Agency Speeds Up Jobs in Charleston
WPA Administrator F Witcher McCullough ordered 12,000 more men added to relief rolls as 29,454 still on the rolls. He predicted reaching 48,800 employed by December 3 and possibly filling the extra 5,000 authorized by Washington. Assistant W. W. Allen announced planned discontinuance of nursing and clerical work and expected federal aides to review budgets for the $656,000 funds. He cautioned December 15 as the deadline for federal relief grants and noted 17,000 cannot work even with jobs available.
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Associated Press
Charleston
WPA
F. Witcher McCullough
Washington
W. W. Allen
Allen
Kump
CCC
Lewis Resigns Amid Battle Over Industrial Unionism
The Federation’s executive council, led by Green, Morrison and 15 vice presidents, governs policy with convention approval. David Dubinsky remains the lone industrial unionist voice after Lewis’s resignation and Berry’s exit. Lewis’s defeat over endorsing industrial unionism prompts new organizing efforts by union leaders and questions about unity.
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Green
Frank Morrison
Federation
Lewis
David Dubinsky
Ladies Garment Workers
George L. Berry
Berry
Roosevelt
Dubinsky
Charles P. Howard
Sidney Hillman
Amalgamated Clothing Workers
Mert Zaritsky
MiNinery Workers
American Federation of Labor
Executive Council
Atlantic City
United Mine Workers
Democrats Seek December 7 Speeches Amid Party Liberalizing Push
The Democratic committee lines up speeches to begin December 7 as they push liberalization within the party. William Brown Bell of American Cyanamid heads a group chosen for concern over conditions, not politics, while denouncing unbalanced budgets and federal spending.
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Republican Finance Committee
New York
William Brown Bell
American Cyanamid Company
Farley
Portland
Ore
Guffey
Charles Michelson
Democratic Committee
Roosevelt shifts defense focus to agriculture and trade
The article notes a broad defense strategy shift as President Roosevelt plans to address Atlanta next Friday stressing the AAA and a possible new trade pact with Canada. It mentions the transition from dole to work relief including diverse jobs from barbers to manicurists and park cleaners, with the WPA placing the unemployed in fitting roles.
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WPA
Roosevelt
Atlanta
AAA
Canada
Guffey Coal Act Faced Legal Challenge in Virginia District
A Virginia western district suit argues the Guffey Coal Act deprives the board of directors of control, coerces bituminous producers to join the code, imposes heavy taxation on noncompliers, and is confiscatory beyond normal coal profits. The filing notes Hawaii's import surge totaling nearly nine million dollars more than in 1934.
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Virginia
Americans Assaulted in Padua Demonstration
The United States considers making representations to Italy after two Mayo Clinic doctors and their wives were menaced by riotous Fascist students in Padua. American flags were torn from their car with English plates, the car damaged, and police later cleared the mob. The incident follows anti foreign sentiment linked to sanctions and an earlier beating of four New York singers.
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Associated Prosy
Rome
United States
Italy
Frederick P. Moersch
W. L. Bollman
Mayo Institute
Rochester
Breckinridge Long
Great Britain
Foelishmen
New York
Ing
Padua
France
Agnes Moersen
Mildred Rollman
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