Penitent Resolve Quoted by T L Cuy
A brief reflection on repentance from Job 42 8 and T L Cuy stressing that true atonement requires a change of heart and conduct amid ash and dust imagery.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1935
Page
4
Constitution Is Charter Of Liberty
Constitutional discussion argues NRA unconstitutionality and Supreme Court function. The piece defends constitutional rights against New Deal policy, warns against ignorance of the document, and emphasizes liberty as a safeguard against government overreach and special interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomes
NRA
Supreme Court
Congress
Roosevelt
New Deal Critics Call for Roosevelt Cabinet Resignations
The piece argues for President Roosevelt to demand resignations from cabinet members and advisers tied to the NRA and AAA failures. It condemns the early New Deal as too new and unconstitutional, urging volitional exits to restore constitutional respect and effective governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voung
Charleston
Republican Party
Roosevelt
NRA
AAA
Aber
Political parties and reform prior to the New Deal
The passage notes that both parties previously effected reform, improved conditions gradually, and solved arising problems in an orderly manner. It asserts the New Deal attempted drastic, sudden changes, claiming humanity does not advance by such methods.
Roosevelt stance stirs party realignment in federal power clash
A Washington Post analysis argues President Roosevelt’s press conference signals a major political realignment, challenging Democratic traditions on state rights and favoring broader federal power. The piece contrasts historic tensions between centralization and states’ rights, noting court limits on expansion and the president’s shift away from party norms. It weighs implications for democracy, economic policy, and party identity.
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Washington Post
Howevelt
United States Supreme Court
Democratia Party
the Post
Toosevelt
United States
Hamilton
Jefferson
Thia
Suprema Court
Washington
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Schechtar
Thomas Jefferson
Democratic Party
June Loveliness and Lovers in a Poem Fragment
A fragment from Clare Elbevin Grice's Postry World evokes June's beauty with morning skies, roses, birds, and young love fading as autumn nears. The text frames nature, longing, and fleeting passion in lyrical verse.
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E Clare Elbevin Grice
Postry World
Inside Washingtons legal clash over Roosevelts court plan
Washington dispatch notes influential lawyers whispering behind the scenes about FDRs court action and Richberg. It reports unanimity among the Supreme Court justices, Johnsons swift White House reentry, and NRA personnel moves. Also mentions currency stabilization talks, wage data requests, and Frankfurter as a White House visitor.
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Wilte House
Labor Department
Uniass
New Deal
NRA
Roosevelt
New York
Supreme Court
Federal Reserve Board
Richbarg
Felix Frankfurter
Flarvard
Hot Dog Boys
White House
United States Civil Service Announces Medical Technician Exams
The U S civil service commission announces open competitive exams for senior medical technician and medical technician positions with annual salaries of 93004 and 1020. Optional subjects include Bacteriology and Roentgenology. Further information available from C C Tickla, Secretary of the Civil Service Board in Washington.
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United States Civil
The Once Over Hy H. L Phillips Nostalgic Rail of NRA Critique
The piece riffs on President Roosevelt and the NRA after a Supreme Court ruling. It mocks political figures and institutions with satirical, rambling lines about Nira Blue Eagle and prominent names like Morgan, weaving nautical and legal imagery to comment on reform era politics and public mood.
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Roosevelt
Ranggvelta
June 4 zodiac readings urge calm and leadership
Gemini birthdays on June 4 are urged to guard against resentment and antagonism. The piece notes favorable hours and warns harsh remarks could cause trouble. It highlights potential success in business, social leadership, education, and charitable work, with examples of notable people born June 4.
Jerome Katz Tollons to Attend Head 8 6 Alumni Rotary Luncheon
Jerome Katz, a Bluefeld attorney, was elected president of the Bluefield College Alumni Association at the annual meeting. He succeeds Mark Reid. Officers elected include Bruce Aker vice president W A Sutterland secretary Robert Jeane treasurer and Margaret Sublette historian. A banquet followed with about 150 alumni attending. The event featured an invocation by Dr M O Carpenter a welcome by Mark Reid and a response by Tomo Katz. Henry Fortune sang with Blanche Armeptrout accompanying. Remarks came from Dr Idl Wade the college president Jim Martell class president W A Sutherland Marvin Williams and Mrs Sidney Horton. Benediction by Dr Carpenter. The association highlighted its strong history and attendance.
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Jerome Katz
Bluefeld
Bluefield College Alumni Association
Mark Reid
Bruce, Aker
W. A. Sutterland
Robert Jeane
Margaret Sublette
M. O. Carpantor
Je- Tomo
Katz
Henry Fortune
Bluefield
Misa Blanche Armeptrout
Itd
Wade
Jim Martell
W. A. Sutherland
Marvin Williams
Sidney Horton
Carpenter
Association
Vest
Kiwanis Convention Report From San Antonio
Thomas H. Scott gave Bluefield Kiwanis club members a first hand account of the San Antonio convention. Harper Galton of Madisonville Ky was elected Kiwanis International president for 1935 36. About 823 clubs from the U S and Canada attended, with the 186th convention planned for Washington D C. Attendance was described as the best in the club’s history. 22 members had perfect records and 11 missed only one meeting. Next week Herman Kirchner will present the business standards committee.
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Kiwanis
San Antonio
Texas
Bluefield Club
Thomas H. Scott
Scott
Harper Galton
Madleonyilie
Kiwanis International
Madisonville
U. S
Canada
Washington, D. C
Albert §. Kemper Jr
Herman Kirchner
Business Standards Committee
State workers to aid enlargement campaign at Calvary Baptist
Dr. John Bunyon Hl and two Virginia Sunday school workers launch a week of evening classes at Calvary Baptist June 9 to 16. Sessions cover beginner to adult classes with 45 minute talks by Dr. Hill and Miss Lucille Hudgins, using The School in Which We Teach. A census will be taken June 9, and a daily vacation Bible school starts June 17 for ages 4 to 14.
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John Bunyon Hl
Virginia
Calvary Wapitist Church
J. B. Hill
Lula Bell Johnson
Lucille Hudgins
Dobbins
Hill
Calvary Baptist
First
College Avenue
Memorial Baptist Church
Calvary Chareh
Sixteenth birthday party graces Oakvale West Virginia hometown
Mise Lela Meadowa celebrated her sixteenth birthday with a party at Oakvale with friends and relatives from Willowton Princeton Pearlaburg Matoaka and Portsmouth Ohio. Guests included Misses Mary Akers Myrtla Harry Ruth Akers Eugenia Meadows Iris Joe Meadows Lola Meadows Hilda Akers and many others.
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Oakvale
W. Va
Mise Lela Meadowa
Mary Akers
Myrtla Harry
Ruth Akers
Eugenia Meadows
Iris Joe Meadows
Willie Davis
Hilda
Lola Meadows
Mona Miller
Clayton Miller
Willowton
Robert Whittaker
Cluireon Hall
Princeton
Thomas
Ruelid Boggass
Leonard McKenzie
David Mastburn
Kenna Bell
Jack Perdue
Boyd
Ralph
EU Bebe Ingram
Haden Weimer
Charlea Boggess
Lea Akers
Misa Phylita Boyd
Tris Williams
Matoaka
J.B. Tracy
Myre
Cecil Davie
Golden Meadows
Lurich
Elwer Palmer
Yom Faulkner
Mias Ollie
Portsmouth
Ohio
Mra
Sallie Akers
Thursdey
Vernon Knox
Roanoke
C. Prices
Elizabeth Bird
Coaldale
Aerial Circus at Bluefield Marred by High Winds
High winds at Bluefield airport Sunday cut short an aerial exhibition by Charles McArthur and Hugh Thomason. Spectators, about 4000, saw para chute jumps and stunts, including a Curtiss-Wright pusher takeoff twice but no sustained flight. An outside loop by Lieut. Hubert Stark was also canceled. Still, McArthur staged novel acts amid the windy conditions.
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Bluefield Airport
Charles McArthur
Hugh Thomason
McArthur
Hubert Stark
Charles Ou
Bluefield
McDowell Officers Nab Theft Suspect Hatfield Fuller
Hatfield Fuller, 21, was returned yesterday to McDowell county from Pearisburg Virginia to answer charges of stealing a Ford coupe last Friday from Miss Jean Hatfield daughter of Dr. D. D. Hatfield of Yukon. The car was recovered Saturday by EB B Hadrick Giles County motor vehicle officer on a colored farm tenant’s premises near Glen Lyn Virginia. Fuller was found in the farmhouse in an intoxicated condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hatfield Fuller
McDowell County
Pearisburg
Jean Hatfield
D. D. Hatfield
Yukon
EB. B. Hadrick
Giles County
Glen Lyn
Fuller
Baptist deacons to meet this evening
The deacons of the Colleges avenue Baptist church will hold their regular monthly meeting at the church this evening at 7 45 o clock. All of the deacons are urged to be present.
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Colleges Avenue
Baptist Church
Wll
Hla
THIRTY YEARS AGO WEDDINGS AND MOURNS IN BLUEFIELD
From The Files Of The Bluefield Daily Telegraph Thirty years ago today L F Honaker and Annie Whitehead both of Bluefield wed in Welch. William Tributary a Norfolk and Western worker wandered after being struck by a vehicle. Dora Barnett of Elliston and William P Givens of Bluefield also wed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. F. Honaker
Annie Whitehead
Bluefield
Welch
William Tributary
Norfolk and Western
Misa Dora Barnett
Elliston
William P. Givens
Beaver Pond Springs
Elizabeth Wade
Thomas W. Bradley
J. E. Buckley
Tyler Street
Misa Lakley
Robinett
Athens
J. F. Burton
McDowell
West Virginia House of Delegates
Mary Welch England
Monland
Blusfield
Beckey
W. A. Brown
Biam King
Princeton
A Washington Bystander By KIRK SIMPSON
Kirk Simpson argues that conservatives could push constitutional changes after NRA defeat, urging a nationwide shift to a managed economy. The piece weighs timing, party mood, and potential political realignment ahead of the 1936 election, with focus on Roosevelt’s veto points and GOP grassroots response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Dvice
Supreme Court
NRA
Roosevelt
Boyaéy
In New York By Paul Harrison Aboard 8.8 to Paris
Paul Harrison details the last night aboard ship en route from New York to Paris aboard 8.8. The gala event features American collegians, a sparkling dance floor, and lingering notes of champagne. Polly Moran and Myrna Joy entertain, with Delano Forbes watching and jokes about Hollywood casting, as the voyage shifts toward London and the Nor mandie.
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England
Paul Harrison
New York
Manhattan
Telegraph
Hueller
Europe
Parla
London
Paria
Bill Jones
Paris
Normandie
Delano Forbes
Roosevelt
Polly Moran
Polly
Myrna Joy
Hollywood
Montana
Myrna
Polly Moray
Normandy
Termale
Tolato Urprige
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