Personal mentions of social visits and travels
A long list of visitors and travelers is noted. Miss Mary Alice Bruster returns from Columbus and Charleston. Mr and Mrs C O Tate Jr of Huntington plan a two week stay with Mr and Mrs W A Argenbright. Mrs Agenbright expects her sister Mrs J J Morgan from Salem and on Tuesday another sister Mrs P A Dixon from Roanoke. Others include Mrs W A Burke and daughter Carmen Jear returning from Bloomington, several students and relatives visiting or traveling to Grant Clifton Forge Richlands Beckley and Charleston. Frank Cain had tonsil removal at Beckley hospital and is recuperating at home.
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Mary Alice Bruster
Columbus
Ohio
Charleston
C. O. Tate Jr
Huntington
W. A. Argenbright
Agenbight
J. J. Morgan
Salem
P. A. Dixon
Roanoke
W. A
FE. B. Jr
Beverley Wren
Burgess Street
Grundy
E. D. Armstrong
Kathryn Mae
E. D. Jr
College Avenue
Grant
W. W. Turner
C. C. Drewry
Joyce and
Carl Jr
Sally Swope
Clifton Forge
W. W. Drewry
Frank Cain
Two Women Head to Cleveland Fair and Air Races
Rhode ll Minter of Tommy Creek and Miss Sally Rahall of Beckley leave this morning for Cleveland Ohio to attend the Great Lakes exposition and the national air races. They plan to be gone a week.
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Register
Rhodell
Colie Minter
Tommy Creek
Cleveland, O
Sally Rahall
Beckley
Kesler Couple Welcome Nine-Pound Son at Calloway Heights
Mr and Mrs Clarence Kesler are parents of a nine pound boy born Saturday at the home of Mr and Mrs W M Bostic of Calloway Heights. Mrs Kesler was formerly Sarah Bostic.
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Clarence Kesler
W. M. Bostic
Calloway Heights
Trailer Dwellers Win Licensing and Spacing Rules
California legislature enacts licensing and regular inspections for all trailer camps. Camps must provide sites of at least 20 by 25 feet, adequate clean water, and a shower bath for every 20 people. Trailer dwellers camping beside roads must stay at least 20 feet from the traveled highway.
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Associated Press
Sacramento
Calif
California
U.S. Civil Service Employment Tops Eight Hundred Thousand
The report notes that U S civil service employees exceed 800000 in total across government departments.
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U.S. Civil Service
New Court Test of Labor Board Power
American Federation of Labor leaders foresee a Supreme Court test of the Wagner act after the National Labor Relations Board invalidated an AFL closed shop contract. The board ordered a union election at National Electric Products in Ambridge Pennsylvania among 1,600 workers to decide whether AFL electrical workers or CIO led by John L. Lewis holds a majority. The AFL had previously won in district court which required compliance with the contract’s closed shop and check off provisions. Dan W. Tracy of IBEW criticized the ruling as wilful and ill considered and asked Senator Wagner to warn the board of repercussions. Labor attorneys are preparing a federal suit to nullify the board election order. The Electrical Workers Brotherhood cited likelihood of a broader fight over the board’s jurisdiction.
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Associated Press
Washington
American Federation of Labor
Supreme Court
National Labor Relations Board
A.F. of L
National Electric Products Corporation
Ambridge
Electrical Workers
John L. Lewis’ Cio
Electrical Workers Brotherhood
Typhoon Toll in Hong Kong Tops Five Hundred
A 125 mph typhoon battered Hong Kong and adjacent Chinese coastlines, killing an estimated 500 or more with fears of thousands. Ships were wrecked or driven aground including Asama Maru Conte Verde Van Heutsz Mausang Boong Court and Quezon. Downtow n Hongkong suffered extensive damage as winds and floods tore through the port and harbor facilities.
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Associated Press
Hongkong
Europe
Far East
van Heutsz
Boong Court
Hunan
Shanghai
Macao
Here
Supreme Court case cited in labor movement struggle
In April the court upheld the Wagner Act but did not decide the board’s jurisdiction. Some labor quarters view the National Electric Products case as a major battleground between A F of L and CIO rivals for supremacy in the American labor movement.
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Supreme Court
National Electric Products
A.F. of L
CIO
Revival Service Begins September 8 at Church of God
Revival to start September 8 at the Church of God announced by pastor Rev. R A Fielden. Evangelist Rev. D D Hatfield of Logan will preside over the first week of services.
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Register
Rmodell
Church of God
R. A. Fielden
Fielden
D. D. Hatfield
Logan
Rally Day Rally at East Gulf Church Sunday
East Gulf Methodist Church plans an all day rally and outdoor picnic at Rhodell church Sunday starting 10 a.m. Two ministers will speak with a communion service at 11 a.m. and a 1:30 p.m. quarterly conference with reports from Mead Killarney East Gulf and Rhodell. Music from Mullens Presbyterian orchestra and East Gulf colored choir.
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East Gulf Methodist Church
Register
Mead-Killarney
East Gulf
Rhodell
Presbyterian Church
Mullens
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