Hatfield to be Removed as Postmaster General
The postmaster Hatfield will be removed and handed to the Domberadle cat EY chairman. Hatfield has nearly three years to serve of the term he was appointed for and confirmed by the senate. Critics cite political activity as the offense. The Roosevelt-Parley plan reportedly favors this approach and could set a precedent for future administrations. The piece defends merit and training in civil service and warns of reprisals with party changes.
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William. S.hatfield
Domberadle
Hatfield
Senate
Neely
Roosevelt-Parley
Sponsman
Republica
Isea
Uise
Servier
Reading Codes Grow More Confusing and Open to Evasion
The essay criticizes the national industrial recovery act codes for being overly complex and ambiguous. It argues that disputed language leads to differing interpretations by parties on organizing and bargaining rights, inviting chiselling and evasion as a result.
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Napoleon
Tallerand
Venezuelan Dictator Celebrated Amid Oil Wealth Myth
A fragment recounts General Julan Gomes of Venezuela touting prosperity and zero public debt on a 25th anniversary. It hints at oil-driven wealth, state taxes, and energy exports from the ground to New York, with commentary on foreign oil and transfer problems.
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Julan Gomes
Venezuela
Gomez
Epuela
New York
Amies
Ocr
Adviser positions and prosperity amid oil and politics
The text argues advisers to presidents and governors are sought after, promising quick schemes to boost prosperity. It links Venezuela oil, US imports, and the Pocahontas field to ongoing economic distress, calling for new markets while protecting domestic ones from outsiders. It cautions that greatness may come at others’ expense.
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Wien
Éadh
Venezuela
United States
Pocahontas
Seaboard
Shades Of Solomon Ends In Curious Court Riddles
A 19th century judge rules on a cow affection case noting animals may show recognition. In a divorce matter a father is deemed one of twins, with rival paternity claims. The piece reflects on Solomon’s wisdom versus modern pedantic disputes, suggesting he would not settle such modern contentions.
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Solomon
New party talk amid party turmoil and old loyalties
After a recent election a new party idea resurfaces with calls destined to fade again. The piece reviews historic party resilience, noting Republicans and Democrats survived 1912 and Civil War era shocks. It argues a true mid road party is unlikely and speculates on where members move if parties die.
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Ong
Theodore Roosevelt
Democratic Party
Speed And Streamlining Cars On The Street Soon
Streamlined motor cars will appear in traffic within weeks with extreme designs. While speed is not the goal, these cars reduce atmospheric resistance to lower fuel costs. Drivers must choose and control a reasonably safe speed, with responsibility resting on the operator, not the manufacturer.
Night Thoughts by Edward Young
A fragmented excerpt from Edward Young on sleep fortune youth and human folly. The text reflects on the restless state of man from youth to old age and the dawning awareness of delaying virtue and reform.
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Ilka
Thirty years ago tragedy and politics in region news
The Files Of The Bluefield Daily Telegraph recalls a fatal car crash near Richlands killing Joli Carter and Riley Howchins with others injured, a marriage in Nelson County, a missing Radford recluse A L Grover, and a note on Virginia road bond votes. Twenty years ago Welch lodges hosted a lodge room gathering while 12 year old Latten Addington died in Coburn Virginia from an accident. Mercer County voters faced a $600,000 road bond decision.
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Riley Howchins
Fugato'sneline
Richlands
L. B. St. Clair
Bluefield
Jesala Loving
Parante
Nelson County
Virginia
A. L. Grover
Radford
Moose, Old Fellows and
Knights of Pythiad Lodges
Welch
G. D. Treweter Tulking
Lowten Addington
Ten Years Ago Today In Hi Katan Temple Election
Ten years ago Porter Madley of Kive Way was elected royalizer of Hi Katan Temple D O K K taking office. A bullet wound sent a 13 year old to Muefield for treatment after an accidental shooting. Thelma Lee Snyder and May 8 were married at the bride's mother's Princeton Avenue home.
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Siifkin
Porter Madley
Kive, Way
Imuefield
Miles
Thelma Lee Snyder
Graham
Princeton Avenue
Roosevelt Defense Plans Stir Navy Versus Army
Washington by Kirk Slieps on defense proposals to the president. The piece compares naval emphasis with army needs, noting projected combat ships, coast guard changes, and funding for motorization and ordnance. It cites MacArthur’s praise of the conservation corps and mentions rumored staff shakeups and a potential new army leadership.
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Washington American Legion
Roosevelt
Bismut
Army
Navy
Tus Navy
Ling
Coast Guard
Public Works PLC
White House
Conservation Corps
MacArthur
War Department
New York Snow Closes Streets Amid Civil Works Debate
A lengthy New York dispatch blends NRA policy tensions with city snow woes. It notes Hopkins’s 4,000,000-strong job program and 30-hour week as civil works evolve, while snow plows and shovel crews battle winter. Budget talk, rail and truck shifts, and Berlin talks float amid the chatter, with notes on public sentiment and federal spending.
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Washington
George Durno
Tossar
Ian
Litlle
Hugh Johnson
Marty Hopkine
Congress
Hopkins
Cerain
Codea
South
NRA
Congresa
Co.t
New York
Hollywood Color Tones Mature From Gray to Subtle Hues
Hollywood set designer Hans Dreier notes photographers can now render natural colors using graded gray tones to suggest settings and costumes. He recalls past days when yellow skies and blue shadows appeared off, yet advances in photography let audiences accept eye and hair color as seen. Dreier predicts color manipulated by designers will ease craft problems and influence wardrobe choices in upcoming films.
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Hollywood
Hans Dreier
Deslawar
E’nee Chen
Dreer
Bray
Deir
Dreier
Marlene Dietrich
NRA and NLB tensions color postwar labor clash notes
A Washington column surveys the stirred debate over the NRA and the national labor board chief figures Wagner and Johnson. It notes perceived rifts over 7A and collective bargaining, mentions Weirton Steel, Weir and Johnson’s stance, and raises concerns about federal lobby funding and a public works bid. The piece portrays a tense political atmosphere and ongoing lobbying activity.
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Rodney Dutcher Ashington
Dedi
Roy
Hugh
Jolson
NRA
Robert F. Wagner
National Labor Board
Jarnese
Wagner
Johnson
Henry Ford
NLB
Ford
NIRA
Amanda
Wank
Equel
Therm
Sun
Weirton Steel Company
Jobson
Weir
Su Johnson
The Contact Eyeglasses Promising Clear Vision
Dr Morris Fishben explains contact eyeglasses as worn directly on the eyeball, offering improved clarity in some cases such as conical corneas. They are costly, harder to use, may irritate early, and require frequent handling and insertion.
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Morris Fishben
Jris
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