Shores and Offices 100 Fairmont Building Plans
Plans for a new Fairmont Building at Cleveland Avenue Street Lane involve the Fairmont Build Tayontment company. The four story structure will house a modern convent and service areas with 1600 entry capacity. Upper floors will be bachelor housing while lower floors serve varying uses. A local lodge and theatrical facilities are planned to support community development and events.
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Cleveland
Avenue
Freill
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Avexperfonesd
Bell H. Snider Fomroad Ies Passes at Farm
Bell H. Snider wife of Bory Snider a respected community member from Hartley county died suddenly at her home on Fomroad farm Ge Arnbitarille after illness. Survived by husband Greve and several sons and daughters including Glagde Mia Brooks Wisman Barker Raymer Bar fines Winno Bess and Lulu.
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FE Bell
Jarion
Sman
Snider
Hartley
Aela- Wi Crump
Greve
Sglagde
Mia
Brooks Wisman
Barker
Mra
Raymer
Notice for daily newspaper delivery services
Notice invites readers to enroll for regular daily delivery by West Virginian via telephone or mail and states a carrier will provide service to subscribers.
Misread Words Trigger Office Runaround In Inn Chat
A group including Jimmy Welton Tra Smith Cap Conley and Ira Frontanco debate garbled lines heard in a noon gathering at The Inn. They guess misprints and misheard terms like program souvenir plebiscite and napkin reference, while one insists a word is misspelled and prompts a friendly wager and a guitar performance.
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Jimmy Welton
Tra Smith
Cap Conley
Inn
Welton
Mario Louis
Smith
Conley
Ira
Frontanco
Jimmy
Tt. Adams
Adam
Interest in Good Roads Bond Vote Arises in Winfeld
Residents of Winfeld district prepare for April 24 to vote on an 118000 bond for road improvements. A class A road runs from Fairmont to Smithtown and may receive federal state and county aid. The State good roads federation and highway department plan motion pictures on good roads, likely shown in Fatremont due to electrical limits in rural areas.
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Winfeld
Orad
Fairmont
Smithtown
State Good Roads Federation
State Highway Department
Fatremont
School Problem to Be Studied in ATS Turn
City wide education concerns trigger urgent action as a 15 member committee of civic leaders and Board of Education members convenes at The Fairmont Chamber of Commerce room to address inadequate city school facilities and fire safety. Chairman Alexander urges immediate steps with no delay, noting dangers at the high school building.
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Chamber of Commerce
Fairmont
Board of Education
George Alexander
W. W. Conaway
Clyde Morris
Walter Barnes
Emmett Showalter
K. T. Cunningham
Tosca
Morris
Henry Lively
Otis Wilson
Rotho Conley
Scott C. Laws
Alexander
Barnes Named to State Board of Control
J Walker Barnes of Fairmont accepts appointment to the State Board of Control by Governor Cornwall. A lifelong Fairmont resident and former head of Fairmont State Normal school, he will move to Charleston to begin duties, with the appointment effective at once for a six year term.
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John J. Cornwall
Fairmont
J. Walker Thares
Associated Pras
Barnes
Fairmont State Normal School
Schoo
State Board of Control
Charleston
Citizens’ Committee
Board of Education
Chamber of Commerce
Tinos
Associated Press
Golitz
Revival and Budget Drive Weigh on Town Meeting
The article recounts Billy Lamance addressing a revival campaign in a church setting and details efforts to raise a $25,000 budget. It notes meetings, fundraising dinners, and plans for intensified campaigning to fund the overdrawn year, with speeches by James C. Watson and Robert T. Cubbingham and remarks from Mr. Cash.
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NLCLA
Malice Gando
Deylis
Tantanee
Evangelist
Terrivitt
Thesasia
Billy
Sussex
Church of Christ
Jones
They
M.C
Thore
Cash
James C. Watson
Robert T. Cubpingham
Loyal troops hold out in Juma basin
Berlin dispatch reports six thousand government troops reinforced by armed countrymen clashing with 15000 Communist guards near Juma basin. Casualties tallied at 63 killed and over 100 wounded as unrest spreads through the Ruhr region. Government forces remained in Wesel amid fighting reports from March 24.
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Juma Basin
Wise
Germany
Here
Rhine
Wessl
Ruhr
Wesel
London
Moscow
Berlin
Ruhe
Holland
Industrial Girls Club to Form at Y M C A Party
A city wide effort by the women’s department aims to organize an industrial girls club at the Y M C A tomorrow. Industries represented include Owens Bottle Plant Midwest Box Fairmont Box Monongah Glass American Laundry Troy Laundry Woolworth’s McElroy’s Haggerty Fiber Factory. Invitations extend to all workers from these plants to join the upcoming group activities and meetings.
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Wor Man's Department
Morrow
Night All Industries
Fami Ly
Owens Bottle
Midwest Box
Fairmont
Box
Monongah Glass Company
American’ Laundry
Troy Laundry
Woolworth’s
Mctrory's
Haggerty Kiber
Dolla Bane
Clarksburg
Weirton Steel Plant
Mise Basie
Washington
Ax Delegata
Turkey Invasion Story Confusion Sows Uncertainty
Disjointed lines mention Turkey and America with unclear phrasing. The fragment hints at a tense period around international action but provides no verifiable dates, places, or named officials to confirm the event or outcome. Further readable details are required for a precise summary.
Colby Note Aims at Turkish Policy Shift
The newly formed note from Washington compiles Allied views on Turkey and Europe. It details Colby’s role and the government position, signaling a forthcoming paper to be sent to allied powers for alignment.
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Cy Associated
Washington
Maren
Turki Eh
Europe
Wainbridge Colby
Alate
Hid
Police Fourth Morning Fox Faces Charge At Station
An unknown man described as a Fox appeared before the mayor at the B&O station last night. Officials questioned him through a mix of verbal and sign language but could not determine his motive or funds. Four others were arrested and taken to Brower, with two women held for further questioning as the case unfolds.
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Police
Charle
Ronting
Foxy
Howe Martinaville
New Yorke
O. P. McKin
McKinney
Ink Worker
Ant
Bob
George Nelson
Ward
Monong
Brow
Eleven Restaurants Sign Up For Union Drive
Read as city eateries join a union drive with workers organizing at Eleven, seeking collective bargaining leverage. The effort gathers support from staff amid ongoing talks and community interest.
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Bridge End
Proeets
Main St
Shores and Offices
Dreher, Churchman
Paul and
Ford
OS. Bell H. Snider ‘F Omroad Ies
Heinze & Company
Matigon Street
Nelson
Nelson Theatre
Adam 5
Lane
Good Roads
Tenth St
W. E. Bunner
Prop
Citizen's Committee
J. Wacter Barnes Ongoard OE Control
Hockendack
N. J
Ingot
John B. Stennis
Joseph Kisley, Jr
Lewis
Saan
New York
John L.lewis
Thomas Hrewster
Wilson
Phn
Tidewater Coal Exchange
Dhe
Tiy
Henry M. Robinson
Rembrandt Peale
Fol
Sp Uniaks
Fuel Administration
International Organization
Ribundland Boards
Indus
Copenhagen
Mrch
Von
Berlit
Independent
Socialista
Spartacans
Y. M CG
America
Bey
Quiry
Colby
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