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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1933

Page

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Army Plans Campaign to Raise Funds for Salvation Army

The Home Service Drive in Beckley and the county aims to raise 2200 starting November 6. Captain K E Moss says a full local organization will run the drive, highlighting past year relief: meals 3890, beds 1966, groceries for 542 families, clothing 191, shoes 10, medical aid 18, and river cross collaborations with Red Cross flour project. Forty conversions were recorded from Salvation Army activities.

Salvation Army Beckley K. E. Moss Moss Red Cross Jedger Army Hall Salvastion Army

Conway Council Accepts Contract After Public Hearing

The Conway council voted to accept a municipal ownership contract after a lengthy session and a Friday public hearing. Thornhill for the West Virginia Water Service company urged acceptance citing a mandate of the people, while several attendees and two council members opposed the proposal. A potential appeal from the company was anticipated, with signing to follow in a later session.

Ashton File West Virginia Water Service Company G. C. Hedrick W. A. Thorn‘Wil, Jr Conway Iedrick J. J. Bowling J. 3. Higgins C. Ballengee John Nes Smith R. V. Marlin Thornhill Raleigh Register Register

Thornhill Attacks Water Plan Costs in Beckley Debate

In Beckley, Mr. Thornhill accuses the West Virginia Water Service Co of a misleading campaign and errors in cost figures for a distribution system. He claims the proposed $875,000 cost is inaccurate and cites religious and historical references to indict opponents.

Beckley Mr. Thornhill Julius Caesar Jesus Christ Aaron Barrwell Litto Thornhill West Virginia Water Service Company

Cottle Describes 1928 Elections and County Fees

The statement details the 1928 oral election under the 1923 code, fee structures for civil and criminal work, and extensive duties for Raleigh County officers. It notes fines paid to the sheriff and general school fund, alleged diversions by the County Court in 1930–31, and a 1931 fire that destroyed records, with a later audit revealing sums owed to county and state.

Raleigh Fct Justice of the Peace Iim 1

County official disputes audit over unpaid claims and state balance

Cottle alleges a county and general school fund balance was settled after audits and court review, then accuses the state of pursuing a felony indictment for cash payment. He claims he paid down state funds and asserts the auditor advised suing the county to recover remaining amounts. He labels the process unjust and seeks public disclosure.

V. Cottle

West Virginia official charged in long securities case

The indictments accuse issuers dealers and officers of defrauding buyers in the Guaranty Investment Co securities scheme. Former state auditor Lawson, a Republican elected in 1928, faces charges with others likely to be moved from Charleston to Beckley for bail hearings. Deputy sheriffs Giblson and George head to Charleston to arrange bond.

Guaranty Investment Company West Virginia G. I. Co Lawson Edgar B. Sims Davis-Elking Mountain State Business College Lawcon West Charleston Beckley Frank H. Giblson Howard George

Weather drift and zoological exhibit noted in New York

The report mentions near freezing temperatures in the northwest with snow in Michigan, a warm day in Kansas City, and a gale warning for a disturbance near Nantucket. It also notes a tropical disturbance southeast of Jamaica and an exhibition of vampire bats from Panama at New York's Zoological Park.

Upper Michigan Lincoln Neb Kansas City Mercury Atlantic Nantucket Garribean Sea Jamaica Panama New York Zoological Park

Mann Burial In Afternoon

Funeral services for Everett E. Mann 52 who died suddenly at his home on Natha street Friday afternoon will be held this afternoon at Rose Funeral Home. Rev J M Hayes pastor of First Baptist church will officiate burial in Wildwood Cemetery. Survived by widow and three children Jack Matin Harlan Mann Hugh Mann. mother Mrs Mary Mann. brothers Wiley William Orvil Robert Ira Ernest. sister Mrs James Hazlewood. Pallbearers named Robert Cox K B Keaton Earl Mann Charley Griffith Albert Farley Clyde Miller Fletcher Mann.

Everett E. Mann Natha Street Rose Funeral Home J. M. Hayes First Baptist Church Wildwood Cemetery Mann Beckley Huntington Jack Matin Harlan Mann Hugh Mann Mary Mann Cashmier Wiley Mann William Mann Princeton Orvil Mann Baltimore Robert Cox K. B. Keaton Earl Mann Charley Griffith Albert Farley Clyde Miller Fletcher Mann

Kump Talks Tax Plan Amid Looming Legislative Session

West Virginia official Jevy and state assessors were urged not to extend existing levies as lawmakers prepare for a session to address revenue gaps. Kump cited a Supreme Court ruling invalidating the act enabling tax levies on utilities and warned that $2.9 million in utility taxes could stay unpaid. He emphasized protecting homeowners and small businesses from higher assessments while noting the legislature must replace lost revenue without shifting burdens to property owners.

Jevy Kump Federal Charleston Point Pleasant Supreme Courts

Steel industry price talks shadow future rails coal code talks

Steel firms estimate capacity at about 2 million tons monthly for fall plants. Navy officials report no price tensions tied to the 240 million shipbuilding program. Roosevelt to meet leaders Monday to discuss coal code operations and potential public works rail tonnage authorization without revealing company books.

Arotund Navy Dorado Mr. Roosevelt Eastman

Revival planned by Pax M E church South pastor

Pax West Virginia pastor M G Flowers of the M E church South plans a revival starting Sunday night November 12. The church reported strong turnout at a district meeting in Oak Hill with several delegates and the pastor among attendees. Visitors include Roy N Downey and Curtis of Covington Virginia with Don Harris and Earl Blake among those in attendance. Earl Blake, now transferred to Princewick with Koppers, moves November 1 with his wife. Howard Mahan and family visited Scarbro. Donald Akers returned from Princeton. Louie Wright, after reforestation work at Glade, is home on leave before a second term re enlistment.

M. G. Flowers M. E. Church South Oak Hill W. G. Ayres T. C. Rutherford Clare Williams Jay Humphreys Howard Mahan Annie Kelly G. W. Humphreys W. C. Harris Corbett Stover Roy N. Downey Curtis Covington Earl Blake Koppers Long Branch Princewick Blake James Blake Scarbro Donald Akers Princeton Louie Wright Glade

Local Docket of Visits and Travelers in Prosperity Area

Prosperity and Beckley residents make weekend visits and trips. Omer Wright and Carnes Bragg return from a two week tour through North Carolina and other sites. Clarence Underwood visits family here before returning to the Boys College in North Carolina. Mrs. J. E. Grubb and Mrs. Albert James host and visit visitors, including Eccles and Fayetteville guests. John Arthur of Wyoming County spends the weekend with his parents. Various local residents plan or recount visits to Elton and Huntington from Beckley and nearby towns.

J. E. Grubb Beckley Omer Wright Carnes Bragg North Carolina William James Ross Stover Alma Reynolds Eccles Clarence Underwood George Underwood Boys’ College George James Christine Argenbright Nora Richards Gilbert Smith Fayetteville Cittsville KE. L. Kline Huntigton F. A. Deating Albert James Raymond George Elton Bill Williams John Arthur Wyoming County P. Arthur B. F. Moye Frankie Corley Roy Teel Joanne Lucy Bailey Charleston

Bibb urges new session to fund schools and raise revenue

A letter from T. L. Bibb to the Register argues for an extraordinary legislature session to tax luxuries and large corporations to fund schools, criticizing delays and urging prompt action. It notes Governor Kump's vow to call a session and mentions revenue methods and state electric power capacity data.

T. £. Bibb The Register Kump

Electrical plants fewer as West Virginia output falls

The census bureau reports West Virginia generated 1,442,442,782 kilowatt hours in the latest year, down 24.2 percent from 1927 when 1,902,819,787 kilowatt hours were produced. The state had 41 electric generation establishments last year, four municipal, with several plants operated by single establishments.

Associated Press Washington West Virginia Census Bureau Bureau

Weekend Dinner Guests Attend Willian James Event

Ed Arthur and Ross Stover were dinner guests of Willian James on Saturday, sharing a social evening.

Ed Arthur Ross Stover Willian, James

All Trades Mobilize Under NRA Pact Drive

Washington reports mobilization of industry as all trades seek to banish unfair competition. The NRA issues simplified interpretations to help storekeepers meet the automotive code requirements set to take effect Monday. Ford case quieted after hints of prosecution if he avoids compliance. Hugh S Johnson silent on the Lincoln limousine gift.

Associated Press Washington Henry Ford NRA Recovery Agency Ford Dearborn Hugh St. Johnson

Six NRA Code Proposals Ban Six Practices

President Roosevelt calls steel industry leaders to the White House for discussion on coal mine control and an immediate industry agreement. The recovery unit and Commerce Department publish six core principles to govern competition, targeting false advertising price discrimination and blacklists.

Civian Conservation Corps NHA White House Roosevelt Steel NRA Department of Commerce Federal Trade Commission

Farm striker meets death in Wisconsin chase

Madison observers report one more farmer killed in a pick line clash as central Wisconsin striking mil workers vow to press the strike called by the National Farmers Holiday Association. Across Dane County few other centers show activity while a courtroom crowd hears the arraignment of two brothers linked to the shooting of Gundar Felland near the state capitol.

Associated Press Madison Wis Wisconsin National Farmers Holiday Association Dane County Gundar Felland State Capitol Dome

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