Labor Leaders Weigh UMWA Election, Split Over President
In a tumultuous district meeting, United Mine Workers officials in this region discuss the national contest for UMWA president with John L. Lewis seen as leading Indian Yand and Robert H. Harlin as a rival, while Philip Murray and Alexander Murray push for a renewed coal pact. Officials also list candidates for secretary treasurer and credentials, including William Green and John J. Op.
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Associated Press
Isburgh
United Mine Fose America
Siice
John’ L. Lewis
Robert H. Harlin
Phillip Murray
Alexander s.Murray
Gotreasurey
William Green
Sasherton
Ohio
John J
North Lawrence
Alert Neutzling
Glen Carbon
T. G. Morgan
Linton
Ind
Hur Blakely
Pratt City
Ali
SB Griffith
Jasonville
I Irs
Thomas Holliday
Green- Wille
William Young
South Hork
Thomas Paskel
Shawss
William Foster
Huzfd
Frank Kerr
Madera
West Virginia Law Quarterly Gains Student Editors
Morgantown December 14 report notes the fall issue of the West Virginia Law Quarterly, official organ of the State Bar Association, with student editors from the WVU College of Law. Editors include A W Litas, C Morris, W E Glasscock, W F Keefer, EE Ball, M T Valen-Parsons. editor is George Sbhorn e.
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Morgantown
Willi Fis
Jwest Virginia Law Quarterly
State Boar
West Virginia University College of Law
Wow
Nclude
A. W. Litas
Oscoe Pound
Harvard Law College
James R. Trotter
West Virginia Law Col
Nell C. Hear
Chicago Law College
Carl Ff Waeat
California Law Coge
Bar Association
Tha Bar Association
Itor
Osborne
Ithe University of California
Harvard
Heatte
Legal Agucien
Harvard Law Review
Personal Notices Highlight Local Visits and Returns
Mrs John Gordon Smyth returns to Jenkins Kentucky after visiting relatives. Mrs John B Crane plans to arrive home today after weekend with son Harry B Crane in Clarksburg. Mrs Harry B Crane and Christine accompany her for a short stay as guests. Dr W T McClure of Wheeling visits in city with Mia Satterfield and Dr Satterfield. Mrs C A Eisner and Frederick of Lowesville stay with sister Mrs Fred Haney and relatives. Miss Lillian Dotson returns from Greenwood where she cared for her ill father during visit. Mr and Mrs O F Lough travel to New York for several days. Mr and Mrs John McAteer of Pierpont Ave return from Frostburg Md after death of a relative. The largest stationary crane in the world is located at the Navy Yard in Philadelphia.
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John Gordon Smyth
Jenkins
John B. Crane
Harry B. Crane
Clarksburg
Christine
W. T. McClure
Wheeling
Mia
H. L. Satterfield
Dr. Satterfield
C. A. Eisner
Frederick
Lowesville
Miss Dotson
O. F. Lough
New York
John McAteer
Pierpont Avenue
Frostburg
Army to establish Carlisle School as Medical Department
The historic Indian school at Carlisle Pennsylvania, once an army hospital, will become a United States Army Medical Department training center with about 1700 physicians in training. An enlisted staff of around 1000 will accompany the program, while a Paris firm manufactures over 1000 artificial eyes weekly. France enforces compulsory 18 month military service.
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Carlisle
United States Army
France
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Fairmont Printing Co
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Lion
Berlin
Arrison’s
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Home Furniture Co
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Neona
William and Mary Esign
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Springs
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