Local News Rates and Notices From The Daily Telegraph
Notices with no general news value, such as club meetings and fundraisers, are described as paid items. The text lists subscription rates, mail prices, and delivery zones, noting the Associated Press copyright and Bluefield West Virginia posting.
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Indiana Congressman Schulte Calls for Press Muzzling
A Indiana congressman named Schulte asserted that when Congress reconvenes in January it will pass laws muzzling the press. He voiced opposition to the free press, echoing a belief that newspapers need restricting, despite the First Amendment guaranteeing freedom of speech and the press.
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Political cauldrons and tarred discourse in party feuds
The piece describes rivalries within parties as a repeated pattern of old political feuds. It notes figures like Smith Johnson and Coughlin as adept at public attacks and references heated rhetoric and uncomfortable political strife as a recurring national drama.
Prohibition Bill Sparks Clash Over Tugwell Dictatorship
Hearst papers report a proposed bill by Professor Tugwell to centralize control of advertising and production of foods drugs and cosmetics. Critics argue it would create a self serving dictatorship with no court appeal and curb self medication and liberty.
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It's A Swift World Now For The Twentieth Century Limited
The piece recalls the Twentieth Century Limited on the New York Central line delivering a nineteen hour New York to Chicago run. It notes that faster speeds existed and special runs occurred, but the Regular schedule endured day after day, week after week, month after month.
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Remarkable twin motor plane speeds between Chicago and New York
A twin motor transport plane flew Chicago to New York in 3 hours 17 minutes covering 730 miles at an average 234 mph. The trip would take exactly one sixth of the 19 hour New York Central time, illustrating a swift changing world as a New Yorker could dine in Chicago and be home at a reasonable hour.
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New York
Inflation Clash Clouds Roosevelt Currency Strategy
The piece surveys debate over inflation and currency policy under President Roosevelt. It cites fears he may pursue gold purchases or price stabilization, with talk of using permissive powers or turning to mandatory authority if recovery stalls. The focus is a race between recovery and inflation in the coming weeks.
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Prevention Focused Diet Shields Against Common Cold
Medical experts urge prevention over cure for the common cold with diet rich in vitamin A. Purdue extension nutritionist Miss Aneta Beadle cites foods like egg yolk butter milk green vegetables and liver as protective, alongside rest exercise and plenty of water.
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Purdue University
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American Meteor declares its clean brand of Americanism
Chicago paper the American Meteor proclaims it is not subsidized and calls itself the simon pure Americanism in opposition to the tory press. Editor Gregor Melikov leads the publication which first appeared as Russia was being recognized.
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Governor's review omits the LOU activity growth
The governor's review excludes the LOU, a growing area of interest in both government and private sectors, noted as significant and increasingly important.
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Little Boy Blue Awakens in Dusty Trundle Bed
The poem recalls a dusty toy dog and rusted toy soldier left by a boy now grown. An angel song awakens the boy in dreams as years pass, while the faithful toys wait in the chair for their vanished friend and his return. Eugene Field.
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Mining engineer killed in slate fall at Tide Water mine
Thirty years ago today C. B. Keene a mining engineer for Tide Water Coal and Coke died from a slate fall at Vivian. In a separate note the First Baptist church called Rev. S. J. Thompson from Farmville Virginia. Wytheville resident John Seagle was shot to death in a gambling room in Wytheville.
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Tidewater Coal and Coke Company
Vivian
First Baptist Church
J. Thompson
Farmville
John Seagle
Wytheville
Bluefield seeks natural gas supply and suffrage support
Efforts were underway to obtain a natural gas supply for Bluefield. Mrs Gracey represented Bluefield at the national convention of the Woman Suffrage Association in Washington. A lodge of Modern Woodmen was instituted at Richlands.
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Washington, D. C
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Richlands
Welch defeats Dublin High 6 0 in home clash
Welch overwhelms Dublin High School 6 to 0 at Welch stadium. G F Patterson former Welch resident dies in Champagne Illinois. West Virginia University stadium drive reaches a quarter million dollars in Morgantown.
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Dublin High Schoo
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Morgantown
Bullitt to head Soviet relations era amid history revisited
The piece recalls William C Bullitt becoming ambassador to Soviet Russia and the 1919 Moscow to Paris talks proposing world recognition of Russia. It notes his later resignation and a shift toward an era of Russian American understanding amid Roosevelt era monetary policy debates and gold buying experiments.
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Happy Hat Girls and New York society notes
In New York Marie and Ann, the Happy Hat Girls, repurpose discarded hats into cheerful fashion, drawing a New Jersey teacher's praise and word of mouth that brings them to the city. The piece also sketches charity events for Warm Springs with Fannie Hurst hosted by celebrities and Mrs. Roosevelt's informal talks, plus light anecdotes about Owen D. Young, Elsie Janis, and the Stones family.
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Roosevelt
Fannie Hurst
Konrad Bercovici
Frieda Hempel
Thomas Lamont
Stanley Rinehart
Albert Spaulding
Vincent Astor
Marilyn Miller
Keith Morgan
Savoy Plaza
Mrs. Roosevelt
Owen D. Young
Elsie Janis
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Aggie Munn
Hollywood
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Fred Stone
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Inside the Tennessee paper chief and the code delay
The letter to the NRA from a Tennessee newspaper owner reveals the dual role of small papers in production and editorial work. It discusses how editors and managers share duties, and notes broader policy discussions including liquor control plans and federal codes. The piece also mentions Envoy Jefferson Caffery’s Cuba assignment and his habit of chewing match stems.
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Freedom of the Press
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Cuba
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Alice Roosevelt and Ickes in impassive Washington volley
In Washington headlines and gossip mix as Mrs. Alice Roosevelt Longworth is praised for impartial wit while Secretary Ickes withholds official public job figures. The piece analyzes PWA reemployment estimates, indirect versus direct employment, and status of NRA and CCC labor, plus aviation and notes on civil works administration.
Radio Schedule Highlights From Coast to Coast
A detailed Saturday December 2 radio lineup lists NBC WEAF CBS WABC and regional networks with hourly programs across coasts and mountains. Notable items include 7:00 PM weather headlines 8:00 PM headed by silent segments and 9:00 PM Jack Pearl Show and Stokowski orchestra with Coast to Coast and Mountain regions sharing key acts and times.
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Phil Spitalny
J. C. Nugent
Jack Pearl
Leo Reisman
B. A. Rolfe
One Man's Family
Hollywood
Duchin
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Mildred Bailey
Eddie Dooley
Tito Guitar
F. W. Wise
J. Denny
East
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Gordon
West
Jane Froman
Clyde Lucas
Elmer Everett Yess
CBS
George Jessell
Stokowski
Elder Michaux
Little Jack
Little Orch
Glen Gray Orch
Twmran Orch
Ted Fiorito Orch
Wabe
New York Debentures Shake Government Credit Scene
New York banks have largely financed U S government gold purchases abroad using about 18 million in debentures paid with FC debentures. Ex Under Secretary Acheson questions their status, fueling a market drop and a hedge against selling to the federal reserve. Local players plot dumping schemes while banks echo shifts toward a centralized bank role.
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Federal Reserve
Department of Agriculture
Fragmented Signals from a Chaotic News Page
A garbled mix mentions a live flea claimed 5 000 000 years old, a Paris edict about hair attire, fossil remains from the plesiadapidae in South Dakota, a mock police name, Mrs. Roosevelt optimism, and Chicago university studying sex amid social trends.
Westminster Presbyterian Church Marks Sixth Anniversary
Westminster Presbyterian Church observes its sixth anniversary with ten-year history recounted from 1923 formation by 239 members and pastors including Dr. Du Bose and Rev. Gunn. The article notes growth to 486 members, limited term of service plan adoption, active Sunday school, women’s and men’s work, and multiple gift sermons.
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Mobile
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Johnson City
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First Church
Westminster
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J. P. Ramage
William K. Wilbur
David Peck
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Teddy Daumer
Edward Steele
John Rodrigo
Otto Whittaker
State CWA approves sixty eight projects in West Virginia
Charleston West Virginia Dec 1 1934 The civil works administration announced 68 local projects across the state employing 226 Logan county 61 Raleigh 35 Fayette 68 Summers 193 Wyoming 11 and other workers bringing 1738 more men into 30 hour week work under the federal reemployment service. 27941 of 71633 part time relief workers now moved to CWA jobs.
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Summers
Wyoming
Cleveland Man Charged in Death of Attractive Widow
Arthur C. Wilson 28 of Cleveland is charged with murder in the slaying of Mrs. Irene De Bolt, 35, whose battered nude body was found near Van Horn on November 7. Authorities press the manhunt as the case widens.
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