Teegee app a Entered an Second Class Mall Master at Postoffici
A garbled telegraphic notice from Bluefield West Virginia outlines mail rates and carriage territories. The fragment references Associated Press republication rights and periodical postal pricing, with stray religious text inserted. readable items include category names, territory ranges, and fee notes amid incomplete lines.
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Postoffici
Bluefield
W. Va
Ine Ee
Tila
Newa
West Virginia
Virginia
Carrien
Jenna Christ
Hatfield’s Contention Justified in NRA Opposition
The piece recalls Senator Hatfield as the first in Congress to oppose the NRA and related New Deal measures as unconstitutional. It notes his early positions and asserts the Supreme Court decision has vindicated his argument, highlighting Hatfield as a leading foe of the NRA.
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Watfield
Congress
NRA
Supreme Court
Hatfield
Senate
Boone
Hughes
Voice of the blue eagle calls for NRA revival
The Palmoter General Joimeon, once a lone NRA critic, now advocates reviving the organization as efforts dwindle. Johnson labels the Blue Eagle as dead and urges Congress to act, noting little public support for a resurrected NRA beyond fringe patriots facing work or relief.
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Joimeon
NRA
Johnson
New Guffey Bill Considered in Mine Wage Clash
A rewritten Guffey bill is seen as averting a coal miners walkout by creating a coal commission or selling agency to regulate interstate coal, with aims to stabilize production and prices. Operators seek parity wages, while unions push to protect current pay scales and hours, amid uncertainty over the bill’s exact contents.
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John L. Lewis
NRA
Gulley bill seen as path to stabilize coal region
At peak operations the industry favors stabilization. The best brains are working on the Gulley bill, due soon, promising news for the coal sector. Most residents rely on coal for livelihoods, so good wages and fair prices are essential to lift the mood.
Jennings Randolph Aids Training Station for Local Airport
Bluefield dispatches claim Congressman Jennings Randolph has secured a training station for army aviators in Hiking town. Hiking lacks the development of Bluefield which sits in ideal terrain for mountain flight training, evidenced by the local airport’s rising but unrecognized activity. Bluefield seeks federal recognition and government support through Randolph to advance the Bluefield airport.
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Jennings Randolph
Randolph
Bluefield
Tyers
Alger’s Island Memorial Echoes Changing Youth Ideals
The piece contrasts Horatio Alger Jr’s era with today’s youth, noting a memorial cleanup on a small Charles River island near South Natick, Mass. It recalls Alger’s rags to riches tales where thrift and hard work rose to leadership, while modern youth are seen as favoring college, leisure, and reliance on government aid.
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Charles River
South Natick
Mass
Saralio Alger Dr
Voratio Alger Jr
Agee
Alger
Railroad and Steel Company
Viotous
Heywood Broun
Horatio Alger
Disheartening Deal About Honeymoon and Work
A dialogue shows tension between Little Bride and Dearest over postwedding plans. Dearest blames capitalism for hardship and suggests returning to her family. They mention Grandpa and an expected pension of 200 dollars per month as possible support.
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Hye
Brooke
Jpoks Brooks
Montreal
New Orleans
Booze And Bread in State Ties To Liquor Lobby
A fragmented critique argues the government and liquor traffic are allied. It cites Americans abroad allowed to bring $100 liquor duty free, West Virginia tax-free liquor stores, and a contrast with a taxed loaf of bread. March licenses show 258 drunken driving revocations, highlighting enforcement pressures. It mentions a Chicago inmate boasting nine marriages and jokes about movie or radio fame.
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West Virginia
State Road Commission
Stvw
She Has Not Married
A reflection on a woman who has not wed, described through imagery of her appearance and behavior. The speaker notes rumors and contrasts societal expectations with her independence, hinting that ambition or career may guide her life, while pondering whether love or partnership will ever come. The tone resembles a period poem or verse fragment from a historical newspaper page.
Reform of the New Deal moves to legal channels
Washington reports President Roosevelt plans a staged revival of NRA principles via Congress. He will seek a federal statute to protect states from lower labor standards and push a constitutional amendment to authorize interstate commerce regulation. The aim is to salvage the New Deal by creating legally supported, broad authority while downplaying centralized NRA power.
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Paul Mallon
Washington
Roosevalt
Dethila
Congress
NRA
Supreme Court
New York State
New York
Inalde
Hiusl
Interatata
Contena Jt
Colt
Tilan
Bint
The Once Over by HL Phelelis
A fragmented catalog of captions and quotes about 1930s politics and figures. Mentions Roosevelt Morgenthau Hoover Long Coughlin and Taft era names with stray lines on policies campaigns and media commentary, ending with reference to Bethlehem Steel salaries and a Schechter case.
Gemini It June 2 birthday day forecast
June 2 birthday readers face mixed luck with social gains and caution on flattery. Favorable tones for romance and business, with old friendships renewing and opportunities in writing art and design. Avoid lavish praise risk and risky investments. domestic life improves through steady effort.
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Gemini
Hersa Avery
Pagoton May Queen Crowned At School Program
Correspondent Pagoton West Virginia June 1 children of the Pagoton grade school gave a delightful program on school ground Monday afternoon Dorothy St. Clair was crowned May queen Ribbons were awarded to winners of races Won by Wiley Labroski Casdel Parrish Steve Cazar Eddie Ganane Margaret Cook Stanley White Bertha Proffit Louise Koorage Pete Labroski Judges were Rev P P Tabor Glenn Hughes and Mr Floyd Mounts Teachers leave School was dismissed Tuesday and the teachers to leave for their homes were Miss Grace Stocker
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Pagoton
W. Va
Dorothy St. Clair
Wiley la ‘Broski
Casdél Parrieh
Steve Cazar
Eddie Ganane
Margaret Cook
Stanley White
Bertha Proffit
Louise Koorage
Pete Labroski
P. P. Tabor
Glenn Hughes
Floyd Mounts
Solstice and celestial events mark June's swift passage
The article explains the summer solstice on June 22, its meaning from sol and sistere, and notes the sun standing still as the year's longest daylight. It also tracks the moon phases for June, with five appearances, and cites historical dates such as June 18 1919 Versailles treaty discussions and June 19 1815 Waterloo battle, as in months famed for sentiment.
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Binca
Aky
Atande
North Poly
Germany
Waterloo
Books on Spending Money and Counterfeit Value
A Book A Day reviews Ruth Brindze's How to Spend Money and Arthur Kallet's Counterfeit. Brindze urges official brands and grading marks to help shoppers avoid blind buying, while Kallet argues the consumer cannot obtain a fair bargain in a profit driven economy. Both works critique quality labeling and consumer power.
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Atunder
Ruth Brindze
Consumera
Gome
Westchester Country
New York
Arthur Kallet
W. C. Fields
Mies Brindze
Ma Kallett
Vanguard Press
Mise Brindge
Kalletta A . T
Not Fast Enough St Louis Race Ends in a Shot
In St Louis Lilian Z a fast runner defeats Homer W Strus 26 who fires a shot during a shop ho run. Strus is wounded in the left shoulder and will recover. Three men indicted on selling inferior navy wine possibly involved in the muddled report.
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St. Louis
Lillian Z
Homer W. Strus
Strus
Lilian Z
Euppoee
Would
Lepidemis
Thirty Years Ago Today In Bluefield Area Highlights
From The Files Of The Bluefield Daily Telegraph recaps events thirty years ago including the New River and Pocahontas Coal Company incorporated in Camden New Jersey with McDowell county mines Walter Gearheart of Bluefield injured in a Bland county fishing trip James Dalton sought for murder of his son Lester at Simmons a boy shot while asleep.
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New River and Pocahontsa Coal Company
McDowell County
Camden
N. J
Walter Gearheart
Bluefield
Bland County
James Dalton
Lester
Simmons
M. L. Carter
Priicgton
Burnett H. Young
Louisville
Wiizabeth Scott
Harvey My Nichols
A Washington Bystander on Smith and fusion politics
A Kirk Simpson analysis questions whether Al Smith would bolt the Democratic party for a conservative fusion ticket to face Roosevelt or a GOP candidate. It notes Smith’s history with Roosevelt, the risks of a split, and the likely private caution among White House aides about public discussion of such a move.
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New Deal
Frank” Roosevelt
Smith
Fissi
Smith “Bolt
St Ip
Roosevelt
Chicago
New England
New Jerney
New York
Frank
White House
al Smith
al Funion
In New York by Paul Harrison Aboard a French liner
Paul Harrison profiles personalities aboard the ocean liner in a vivid Europe bound dispatch. He notes stars like Polly Moran Virginia Lee Corbin and Myrna Loy, along with travelers such as Burton Holmes Jacques Graber and Jack Connolly. The piece blends social snatches with travel lore from the voyage.
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Paul Harrison
New York
Dow
Europe
New Yorker
Hoye
Polly Moran
Screen
Gaudgeville Comedienne
Virginia Lee Corbin
Shirley Temple
Madeleine Sheldon
Jack Connolly
Pathe News
Kentucky
Boas
Jacques Graber
Normandie
Burton Holmes
Myrna Loy
Mra
Delano Forbes
Spessivizelva
David Senson
Toronto
Buffalo
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