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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1933
Page
6
The piece argues that public libraries are rising as essential free entertainment and education sources. It notes Bluefield's library shifting to a fee basis, reducing circulation, and predicts increased patronage and expansion as workers gain leisure and seek reading, study, and cultural pursuits.
The nation's mood is dark as the Mil k funds survey of a poor New York neighborhood shows 40 percent of over 500 children undernourished. Higher poverty means deeper malnutrition. growing children risk permanent debilities and reduced future strength and alertness.
The speaker criticizes rich and powerful America, arguing welfare agencies and government functionaries failed when most needed, despite claiming humanitarian work funded by charitable and tax money. The passage claims the system did not protect the people in crisis.
The column reflects on December as the darkest month yet links solstice to Christmas tide and celebrates notable births and deaths of the season. It urges West Virginia readers to help dress a community Christmas tree for underprivileged children, promising personal joy through giving.
The document from Moscow's Communist party attacks U S recovery plans and calls for mass strikes to overthrow governments. It cites Ferris Roosevelt and Kalinin correlations, cites Britain’s stance on recognizing Russia, and affirms distrust of Soviet promises while defending American freedom to critique foreign plans without outside interference.
A blessing-filled meditation lists home, health, and memory as riches. The speaker thanks a generous someone who would sacrifice his dream to serve her, concluding with a refrain that she is rich despite poverty.
From The Files Of The Bluefield Daily Telegraph a colored man William Gillna of Landgraff was arrested on murder charges. W S Battle became claim agent for Norfolk and Western railway, replacing the late A P Carter. The railroad built a new depot at Coopers and Raleigh street ground was broken for a brick garage by D G Ully. W B Copenhaver, formerly of Graham, died at Marion Virginia. Frazier Stowers, former Bluefield mayor, was named deputy collector of internal revenue.
Miss Hazel Davis and Frank Beasley both of Bluefield were married in Cincinnati. Mrs C M Dischman of Pocahontas died at her daughter Mrs John Harrys home in this city.
Kirke Simpson argues the NRA era code plan for the liquor industry risks fostering a government dominated regime. He notes pressure for strict post repeal regulation and predicts political peril as Congress debates liquor acts amid looming primary campaigns.
The text argues liquor regulation may influence voters more than broad issues like monetary policy and notes the industry faces continued strict government control regardless of political shifts. It suggests immediate repeal is unlikely, but public sentiment could swing as the repeal pendulum moves.
A New York insurance veteran recalls bizarre cases of client injuries from accidents around the city. A vaudeville actress claims a nervous breakdown after being stuck at a subway turnstile. a dancer sues over a taxi bumper peeling her skirt. a man injures his shoulder during a bridge game. a party guest exposes a fraudulent affidavit about a rug tumble. a kiss injures an ear. and a man breaks an artificial leg at Arthur Murray's studio.
The article notes wig producers Deutschmann and Birnstein and Shhindhelm's supplying theater teams and society women. Mae West wears platinum blonde wigs renewed about every six months. Harpo Marx buys Shindhelm's wigs and once took several to Russia. Makers prefer trick wigs like cry wigs with fake ears, balloon wigs, and fright wigs is hardest to perfect.
A sermon by Rev. E A Shugart argues happiness comes from within and faith in God, citing Job 23 3 and biblical examples. The talk traces humanity's innate urge to worship from Cain and Abel to modern times, discusses hindrances from parents teachers peers and adversity, and urges turning to the Bible for guidance.
The liquor Code places control of the liquor traffic under the Treasury. Wallace urged Morgenthau to take charge immediately. Doran will not head the new administration, accepting a distillers offer instead. Hours and wages data show improved earnings with shorter work weeks. Brains trust label for Roosevelt era advisers prompts debate. Russia recognition could trigger emigration as agencies review records. MacDonald notes Ramsay MacDonald near a national party. Ickes and Waite part on salary cuts as public works board moves.
Henry Morgenthau Jr in his office in Warm Springs, Georgia, stands and paces on a small carpet area during conversations with a large group. He avoids eyeing oil portraits of former secretaries, fearing he may feel overwhelmed by his new post. Miss Louise Hackmeister is mentioned in dispatches from The Little White House.
A personal telephone operator consistently answered her switchboard during the recent stay with the phrase Little White House. The remark preserves a historical echo of the residence name associated with the visitor's period.
New York report outlines sound money camp conceding dollar depreciation toward 55 to 50 cents with expected revaluation after mid month financing. NRA attack seen, utilities fight municipal competition, U M W victory surprise, LaGuardia loan bid, and a winged plane tech preview.
A religious reflection highlights the mercy of a forgiving God offering universal opportunity to know Him and attain eternal life through faith and mercy. The passage emphasizes discipleship as a path to life and divine hope for all.
The passage notes that the author of Alice in Wonderland, widely known as Lewis Carroll, was born Charles L Dodgson. It frames his pen name in contrast to his birth name and places it amid remarks on enduring philosophy and justice guiding progress.
Ashington notes conservatives target Rex Tugwell as a foe of business and alcohol controls while backing Roosevelt policy. Tugwell’s role in farm aid and monetary policy draws attacks from gold standard advocates and critics of federal regulation. Morgenthau struggles with stage fright as he begins his Treasury tenure amid probing inquiries and tax-leak hopes.
The 1920 Farmer-Labor presidential candidate Parley Christensen toured Russia. Soviet officials found a photo of Lenin with Christensen and sent it to Borig Skvirsky of the Russian information bureau. Skvirsky seeks Christensen, hoping a voter can locate him among 265000 former supporters.
The Daily Health Service urges precautions to prevent winter injuries. Elderly people should have hand rails and clear steps. ice thickness guidance from safety council. ice skating and hunting hazards with firearms. candles and decorations must be flame safe. the piece closes with It is better to be Safe than sorry.
Twenty eight military airplanes forming the French air corps Black Squadron arrive at Bangui in the Sahara region during a long Africa tour. The group left Istres on November 8 with two planes wrecked en route. The stay in Bangui is brief before the fliers commence the return northward.
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