Raleigh Register notices and publication details
The Raleigh Register announces publication terms by Beckley Newspapers Corporation, listing evenings except Saturday and Sunday morning editions. It notes second class mail designation in Beckley West Virginia and credits Managing Editor A S Johnston. The Associated Press rights to news dispatches are reserved.
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Beckley Newspapers Corporation
Beckley
W. Va
The
Associated
Howland & Howland, Inc
New York
Park Avenue
Chicago
Michigan Avenue
Strike Settlement Brings Mine Wage Gains After Prolonged Talks
After six months of tense talks, mine workers win higher wages with the save perhaps of a 30 hour week goal. The settlement calls for better living standards, cleaner coal, and cooperation among miners operators and marketing bodies to improve the industry profitability.
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Iasi Migui
Washington
Raleigh county court house bond approved locally hoped
Voters in Raleigh county face a October 19 decision on a $75,000 court house bond. If approved, construction can begin without wait for WPA funds, as the project is a Public Works Administration endeavor aided by a President Roosevelt grant. The plan envisions a swift start to a new county building with minimal delays.
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Raleigh County
Court House
Works Progress Administration
Public Works
PWA
Raleigh
Roosevelt
Macon
NRA
Federal Trade Commission
Commission
Supreme Court
Sphinx
America
Journal-Herald
Waycross, Ga
Court house project bonds urged by bar group in Charleston
The article praises bar association leadership in directing the courthouse project and commends C L Allen and associates for planning and navigating the work. It forecasts swift progress and a crushing bond majority in the upcoming special election.
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Bar Association
C. L. Allen and Associates
Charleston
Courts say alimony laws apply to women in Chicago case
Judge Rudolph Desart orders Mrs. Anna Sunde to pay 75 dollars within 24 hours to cover alimony arrears owed by her blind husband. The stern remark about jail for nonpayment highlights evolving views as women pursue equal rights. A sociologist foresees a calmer, naive era replacing current boisterous trends.
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Chicago
Rudolph Desart
Anna Sunde
Washington Daybook previews post-election Congress agenda
Washington Daybook notes that with the new session three months off, key committees will prepare NRA and appropriation bills, while lessons from the lame duck era reshape meeting dates. Roosevelt aims for a short session, urging gradual policy delivery. Bonus payments, social security funding, NRA extension, and broad fiscal reform are debated as transportation, farm tenancy, and consumer regulation bills await action.
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Washington
Congress
Pat Harrison
Mississippi
Buchanan
Texas
House Appropriations Committee
NRA
Copeland Food, Drug and Cosmetic
Man About Manhattan and Its Moonlit Nighttime Ads
A quirky tour of New York City’s fall scene and nightlife. The piece riffs on seasonal hues, famed rooftops like the Rainbow Room and Starlight Roof, and odd local stops such as The Onion Shop. It relays anecdotes from Broadway couples, a pine scented hotel, and a Friday the 13th moving van tale for a lightly humorous slice of city life.
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New York
Rockefeller Center
St. Moritz
Waldorf- Astoria
Milky Way
Sky Gardens
Central Park
Tin Pan Alley
Marie Antoinette
Burgundy Tavern
Harrison
Registerings A Column of Comment and Criticism
A column of remarks by ALPRONSO offers observations and opinions on social and political topics. It weighs in on marriage dynamics comparing couples to teams, reviews mass transit costs and public spending, and critiques contemporary magazines and public figures. The voice delivers satirical takes on manners, politics, and everyday life with witty exchanges.
Australia ousts US from Manchoukuo flour market
Australian flour exporters claim to have driven the United States out of the Manchoukuo market. They note Japan imported 212,000 tons last year, while no Australian flour has been bought for Manchoukuo since 1931.
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Associated Press
Sydney
Australia
United States
Japan
Frances Drake the Screen Star and Her Grandmother
Hollywood pursuit of Frances Drake as a screen actress clashes with her English grandmother's views. Frances Morgan-Dean, born in New York to English parents, defies society plans, moves from Canada to England, and resists adopting a paperback romance name Marianne Morel. A coast conference report notes 1935 football foul play scrutiny.
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Hollywood
Frances
Frances Drake
Frances Morgan-Dean
New York
Wall Street
Canada
England
Miss Drake
Midocean
Paramount
Marianne Morel
Sir Henry Morgan
Pirate
Commissioner of Officials
Pacific Coast Conference
Emily Barness Seeks Divorce Amid Family Ties and Land Trouble
Emily Barness seeks divorce from Ed win while navigating complex family connections. Edwin is respected yet opinionated and hard to live with. Emily visits Morton and Judith, sister of David Carroll, whom she recalls warmly. The Carrolls lost their plantation and David vanished into the wilds, with Judith signaling the plantation is back on the market.
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Emily
Dan Raynor Impresses Emily At Southern Landing
Emily visits Jud th and Dan Raynor in a Virginia style social scene. Dan, a hard living Southern type, flirts while Judith warns of his dishonorable intentions. The group discusses fox hunts, field trials, and a forthcoming bridge game, ending with plans for a Saturday dinner and a ride.
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Emily
David
Jude
Aubrey
Judith
Gus
Dan
Dan Raynor
Carrollton
Ed Parrish
Everett
Philadelphia
Hudson
Adith
Daniel
Merrie England
Elston
Morton Hall
Marian Sima
Rainelle Personalities Leave for Education and Visits
Rev C W Duling and family depart for Chester Penna for post graduate theology at Crozier Seminary. Mrs H C Huff and family travel to Pulaski Va to visit Mrs Huff's mother and later join Mr Huff in Portsmouth. Mr Huff takes a new Portsmouth position. Several locals visited Red Creek friends. Nurses training begins for Margaret Ochletree in Charleston General Hospital. Eileen O Callaghan returns to Saugus Mass after visiting her brother Albert. Roy Hughart Wade Lambert J W Shockley and C W Keim drive to New York for the Max Baer Joe Louis fight. Charley Bachman in a new boxing bout at Michigan State College.
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C. W. Duling
Chester
Penna
Duling
Crozier Seminary
H. C. Huff
Pulaski
Huff
Portsmouth
Jason Bonner
Helen Garrison
Genevieve Taylor
H. C. Lambert
Red Creek
Margaret Ochletree
Charleston General Hospital
Eileen O'Callaghan
Saugus
Mass
Albert O’callaghan
Rainelle
Paul Taylor
Junior Alley
Lawton
Ferrell Taylor
Roy Hughart
Wade Lambert
J. W. Shockley
C. W. Keim
New York
Max Baere
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Edwin
AN Raynor
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Mucheigan State College
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