Election Day Advice Fearful for Voter Turnout in 1913
A Philadelphia speech by President Woodrow Wilson cites past presidents on voting and warns of the danger of low turnout. He notes the 25 year low potential and discusses 18 to 21 year olds gaining the vote and the long struggle for broader participation in democracy.
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Philadelphia
Woodrow Wilson
John Quincy Adams
Calvin Coolidge
Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Georgia
Jennings Randolph
Nixon
McGovern
Warren's theory of life reshapes local society
ASEL KENNEDY summarizes Warren's 1963 theory on increasing ties to larger systems and declining local cohesion. The piece discusses division of labor, regional planning, governance transfer, and a shift from moral reform to law driven planning, noting practical measures like zoning and codes while acknowledging disagreements with Warren.
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Asel
Kennedy County
Roland Warren
Brandeis University
Massachusetts
Warren
Kenneth E Kincaid Champions Monongalia United Fund
Kenneth E. Kincaid a Morgantown attorney and longtime resident leads United Fund efforts In Monongalia County He has served as UF Board president multiple terms on the Allocations and Admissions Committee and as a volunteer solicitor He is active as vice chair of the Morgantown Area Chamber of Commerce airport committee and has a family including Paula McClain and four children. The Kincaid clan includes Kenneth E III stationed with the U S Air Force in Florida after serving in Thailand Connie Roy and Stephen.
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Frank M. Heaster
Monongalia County
Paula McClain
Morgantown
Kenneth E. Kincaid
U.S. Air Force
Thailand
Eglin Air Force Base
Florida
Connie
Roy
St. Francis High School
Stephen
Morgantown Day School
Weston
Lewis County
West Virginia University
WVU
Weston High School
Kenny
Morgantown Area
Ken Morgantown civic leader and attorney active in politics
Ken, a Democrat from Morgantown, has led and served in veterans and civic groups including the Veterans of Foreign Wars, American Legion, Morgantown Jaycees, Wesley United Methodist Church, and Morgantown Kiwanis. He has held roles in Scouts of America, served on City Council, the County Court, and as county prosecuting attorney, while practicing with the Morgantown Sanitation Board and Water Commission. Paula and the children enjoy swimming and sailing at Lake o’ The Woods.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
The
American Legion
Morgantown
Monongalia
Ken
Paula
Lake O’ the Woods
There Is No Sin in Sex Says Bibi Prahan Voice
The author argues that sex freedom is not new and warns unrestrained activity harms society. He calls sex a God given gift demanding responsibility and cites counseling unwed mothers and those harmed by immorality to support keeping to the seventh commandment.
Better School Building Amendment could fund WV schools
League of Women Voters backs a November 7 vote on a measure allowing up to 200 million dollars in state bonds for upgrading and constructing public school buildings across West Virginia. The plan targets old, unsafe facilities and supports modern classrooms, including kindergarten and special education spaces.
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West Virginia
State Board of Education
County Board of Education
League of Women Voters
Randolph deems education and rehabilitation a national priority
As a long time member of the Labor and Public Welfare Committee Senator Randolph sponsors legislation to expand human resources and educational opportunities. He backed the Manpower Development and Training Act and multiple education acts, and promoted programs for the handicapped and elderly including the Randolph Shepard and Wagner Day acts.
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Labor and Public Welfare Committee
Randolph
Sored
Senator Randolph
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Philippines
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James R. McCartney
Bibi Prahan
Clay County
Pol. Adv
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Byron B. Randolph
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