TVA and jobs clash over Tennessee Valley Authority plan
A fragmented account argues against the TVA as a labor threat, claiming the project would wreck coal and railroad employment, raise taxes, and shift public funds to temporary jobs while producing long term unemployment and higher utility costs. It cites figures on cost, years of operation, and impacts on miners and merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TVA
Tennessee Valley Power-Industry
Dana
A. BE. Morgan
Committee On Appropriations
George J. Leahy
National
Job, Saving and Investment Protection Bureau
President Roosevelt Presses for Congress Adjournment
A Washington report says President Roosevelt desires Congress adjournment by June 15 to handle the debt payments without interference. He seeks to finish major issues without Congress remaining a constraint, while some politicians in his party distance themselves from his policies.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Mje
Congress
Theodore
Ayeh
Rome
Consolidation of Counties Proposed During Silly Season
A discussion on consolidating counties is called preposterous with no apparent savings. Many properties would be abandoned and residents forced to attend distant courts. Merger would cause chaos in land descriptions and long lasting county-seat disputes stirring regional animosity.
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Joss
Unemployment Concerns Across Coal Regions Amid Turmoil
The piece argues the loss of coal mining jobs risks harming workers as government hydro projects expand. It notes about 17 500 coal miners in the state supply coal for electricity and warns that 7 525 000 tons of annual coal production supports many related jobs and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susulo Shoals
Loup River
Sitios
Opera’ IL
Atate
West Virginia
Arre
United
Tennessee
eWorld
Tooreraa
Lurpind
America
Hunt Goes On in WV Democracy Over Ton. Clem Shafer Senate Bid
A commotion grips West Virginia Democrats as Ton. Clem Shafer is boosted for the Democratic nomination to the U.S. Senate. Several contenders have been examined, but the party remains unpledged and undeceived as they weigh candidates amid public attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Ton
Clem Shafer
United States
Naty years ago today events in Bliefield Telegraph record
Twenty years ago today a theft and a murder were noted with C W Copombarer robbed of 133 dollars between Richlands and Grindy while conductor Felix Bourta died after falling from a train. A death in infancy and a community service director’s death were also listed along with a mayoral candidate change and a marriage.
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Gray
McDowell Criminal and Circuit Courts
Mise Clara Bhawver
Clearfork
Carl C. Walker
Graham
J. Garmhausen
Bluefeld
James H. Willams
Mapleeran
Princeton
Mra
Davis Thorn
Washington Bystander on Gen Johnson NRA Stay
Rumors of Gen Hugh S Johnson retirement from NRA leadership prompt White House backing for his continuing role. Administration sources say only his own insistence would trigger change while major codes undergo overhauls. Johnson aides caution resignation could be arranged with minimal political fallout.
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Washington
Hnator Nye
Johnson
NRA
Joss
Harneas
White House
East
Five Hundred Million Asked For PWA Funds
Seevelawy Ickes seeks five hundred million in addition to last year's one hundred thirty three million for PWA spending. Cities seek new revenue as the era of famine continues. Drunks bail and taxi fares in New Castle Pa noted. Manchukuo cited as a Japanese province by cast of events. Outlook mixed for 1994, June business hopes rise with dairy relief and auto sales. NRA expectations vary among observers.
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House Appropriations Committee
Seevelawy Ickes
New Castle
Denver
Mussolini
Sculptography boom and odd upstate dining stop in New York
In New York June 2 the rise of sculptography a three dimensional likeness process draws interest from Japanese practitioners and figures like Col Lindbergh and Douglas Fairbanks. Meanwhile in South Batem a white house restaurant run by Herman Smith and Richard Hall attracts wealthy patrons with Shaker furniture, ornate menus, and artful cookery despite advance reservations.
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New York
Sometaro Sheba
The
Japan Times
Japan
Sheba
Charles Lindbergh
Shoba
Douglas Fairbanks
South Batem
White House
Comebody
Ward
Herman Smith
Famois Players
Richard Hall
Shakers
Julia Force
Igert Manggey
Gertrude Vanderbilt Whitney
Smith
Hal
National Whirligig News Behind the New In Chicago
Washington dispatch notes Republican leaders in Chicago consider picking a new national chairman to replace Everett Sanders amid intra party rifts between Old Guard and Progressive factions. New York figures like Charles Hillen push to shape sentiment as Hoover era politics collide with Roosevelt era reforms. Cuba analysis warns of a coming explosion as Mendieta struggles and sugar season ends, with American intervention fears shaping regional politics.
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Washington
George Durno
Charles D. Hillen
New York State
G.O. P
Chicago
Everett Sanders
Repubicans
Ralph William
Lta
Hilles
New York
Tor
Neas
Hiller
Status Quo
James Macmollin
Cuba
Mendicta
Havana
U. S
Uncle Sam
San Martin
Apaign
Russia
Martin
Hoover
Republican Party
Bost
Palo Alto
Grover Cleveland
Roosevelt
National Republican Club
New York City
Col. Theodora Roosevelt
T. R
Puerto Rico
Puilippines
Pyesidentistovyer
Mendieta
Afternoon of Wind Dece by Auden and Duncan
A fragmented poetic scene describes an afternoon with Auden and Thomas W. Duncan atorn blue sky and careless punctuation. The speaker recalls coffee, smoke rings, and tactile details like red fug stones and blue light after noon.
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Dece
Auden
Sue
Market letter cites cost estimates amid stocks steady
A market letter from a leading House warns regulation is more boatish than on price. Dairy, locco and sugar stocks held up best in the ta gent decline. Hines and Ahearn factions of Tammany may bury hatchet to gang up on Dooling. Farley and Flynn discussed for leader, with Farley still holding out on patronage.
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Lolcco
Hines
Ahearn
Tammany
Dooling
Farley-Flynn
Farley
Houston Crozier mine era shipping begins Three months after start
In August 1888 the Houston company and the Crozier mine started shipping data lists chief engineer Jon J. Lincoln and associates J. J. Tierney and J. H. Bramwell. Early development featured many prominent men who did not gain citizenship locally. By 1896 field output fell to half the current month while car capacity ranged twenty to thirty tons and locomotives pulled about fifteen cars.
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Houston Company
Crozier
Jon J. Lincoln
J. J. Tierney
J. H. Bramwell
Jed Hotchklee
Reologist
Clarke
Philadelphia
R. Esterbrook
Logan
Chas
M. Thorne
J. J
Win
Henry
Crozers
R. H. T. Adams
J. B. Stavengen
D. I. Bachman
L. C. Hanabrough
A. W. Talley
R. C
H. M
Luther
Gee
C. Clausen
Vacation Fitness and Restful Travel by Dr Morris Fishbein
Dr Morris Fishbein argues a healthy life hinges on activity balance and vacation quality. He warns against workaholic retreat patterns and advises desk workers to seek active pursuits while laborers may need rest or hammock time. A proper vacation changes routine, surroundings, and company to reduce stress and revive vitality with practical tips and cautions.
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Morris Fishbein
Roosevelt's social program dominates election talk
The piece discusses Roosevelt's anticipated social legislation including unemployment and health insurance as a campaign centerpiece. It notes political jockeying between parties, potential cabinet moves, and the labor strike in Minneapolis with union and employer tensions, police and National Guard involvement, and comments on Congress and public figures.
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Nodney Dutcher
Ashington
Roosevelt
Pania
Ingidend
Roozevelt
Congress
Harry Hopkins
Screen Life In Hollywood
Hollywood profile of Mady Christians tracing her path from Europe to Hollywood. Her father Rudolf Christians died in 1918 during his film work, influencing her move. She trained under Max Reinhardt and starred in German French and English films, with a light accented English. The piece notes her christening name Marguerita and the origin of the nickname Mady.
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Hulbard Keavy
Hollywood
Mady
Europe
New York
Detisch
Max Reinhardt
Reinhaardt
Behoul
Dietrich
Harvey
Gubitseh
Poll Negri
Nady
Berlin
Reinhardt
Vienna
Moylea
Magy
Rudolfi
Christians
von Strohelm
Robert Edeson
Edeson
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Navy
Harry
Marine Corps
Gene Howe
Gifford Pluchot
Gettysburg
Lincoln
Nnoggy
Boglang
Ronerd Shidgay
Great Britain
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Prince of Wales
Claude Swack Aon
Npvy
Henry Fatroby Roogevelt
Larry
White Horse
Mary Department
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Stock Exchange
China
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Nogarnet
Daily Health Service
Tuts
Ravel
Atle
Singia
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Watsas Chy
Heya
Swope Park Ieal Grounds
Bue
Walter Dolster
Ston
Joe Byrne
Bert Snell
Guunt
Byrnes
Snell
Intel
Labora
Minneapoli
A. P of I
Wagner
Wber Board
Dan Tobin
Teamsters’ Union
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Minneapolis
Citizens’ Alliance
Foramen
Olson
Edward T. Pickard
Department of Commerce
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