Blue Sky Law Debate Spurs West Virginia Action
Morgantown officials from the Board of Trade and Bankers Association met to study the Blue Sky law and seek amendments or repeal. The committee urged reconsideration by an extraordinary legislature session, arguing the act harms legitimate business and natural-resource development.
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Morgantown
Morgantown ‘Board of Trade
Morgantown Bankers’ Association
M. Grant
Charles A .Goodwin
Russell
Morris
Board of Trade
J. Ht. McGrew
J.L. Keener
Bankers’Association
Morgantons ‘Bankers’ Association
West Virginia Bankers’ Association
State Board of Trade
Wonen
West Virginia
Morgan~stown
West Virginia Lsankers' Association
Hatfield
Boards of Trade, Chambers of Commerce and Bankers' Associations
Wheeling Board of Tde
Huntington _ and
Clarksburg
State Board
John J. Cornwell
Cornwell
Hampshire Review
Hunsberger
Reform Urged as Chapter 15 Harms State Business
The article argues that the statute grants auditors sweeping power to appoint receivers over any company or individual in the state, threatening all business. It questions legislative intent, warns no new business will occur under the act, and suggests a special session to amend or repeal to protect the public while enabling legitimate enterprise.
Agricultural credit groups depart Rome for Egypt study
The American Commission on Agriculture Cooperation leaves Rome for five groups to study Egyptian baleing grading and marketing of cotton. A sub committee will examine dairy farming in Italy Sicily and northern regions while other groups track credit and coop marketing. Departure ends formal entertaining in the eternal city.
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Rome
Italy
American Commission On Agriculture Cooperation
J. Shelby Williams
Clarence Oveley
Ty Wort
Texy
Bone
Unite States
Egypt
Bank of Egypt
Ialy
Sicily
Florence
Land ‘Credit
Eternal City
Tribute to fallen sailors aboard parade of flowers
A flower filled boat was launched on the Potomac as a tribute to those who died at sea amid wide avenues in the capital decorated with flowers and flags.
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Potomac River
Factories Close for Summer Shutdown
Several window glass plants ended the season at midnight Thursday and will suspend operations through the summer. Many workers plan to seek other employment until operations resume for the next season.
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