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The appointment of assistant superintendents of Negro education in counties having 50 or more black teachers.

Approved the Appalachian Wage Agreement for UMWA miners

Cleve Bailey appointed as assistant state auditor

Great Depression dropped numbers to 103 state banks and 78 national

Congress passed the Banking Act of 1933

Tournament was completely reorganized

Employees walked out when management refused to recognize the United Textile Workers as bargaining agent

John Peale Bishop returned to live in the U.S. after living in France

William J. Blenko died

Clerk Charles Lively designated the name of the West Virginia Legislative Hand Book and Manual and Official Register be changed to Blue Book

Berkeley Club Beverages was established

Ruby Bradley joined the Army Nurse Corps

Maurice Brooks received an M.S. from WVU

Pearl Buck moved permanently back to the U.S.

State Department of Public Welfare established Camp Fairchance

Elsie Ripley Clapp was named director of the community school in Arthurdale

Earl Core began as curator of the WVU herbarium

Dolores Dowling graduated from Huntington's St. Mary's Hospital School of nursing

Paved road, private cars, and bus service replace the streetcar

George Bird Evans began writing shooting books based on shooting journals

Roy Bird Cook became president of Cook Drug Company

Civilian Conservation Corps established Camp Price

The Myers brothers filmed One Room Schoolhouses

Susanne Fisher sang with the New York Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra

School of Forestry was established at WVU

Cheat Mountain salamander was discovered on White Top Mountain

Howard Mason Gore served as director of the federal rural rehabilitation program for Harrison County

West Virginia bought the park lands of Hawks Nest State Park and the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) made improvements

The National Industrial Recovery Act was declared unconstitutional

The Wagner Act revived many parts of the NIRA relating to labor after the Supreme Court ruled the NIRA unconstitutional

Joseph Hodges was ordained to the priesthood for the Diocese of Richmond

Fanny Johnson's story "The Dinner Set" was published in Weird Tales

Morris Harvey College (now University of Charleston) moved to Charleston from Barboursville

UMWA President John L. Lewis challenged the American Federation of Labor by initiating campaign to organize workers by industry rather than craft

Governor Kump declared he wanted to see a library within reach of every citizen

89 percent of all families in Lincoln County regularly accepted government relief

Tom Kromer wrote Waiting For Nothing

Tom Kromer wrote Waiting For Nothing

Logan Banner became an afternoon daily