Failure of Public Railroad Ownership
A National Republic essay argues government owned railways fail globally and in Canada. It cites Canada’s rising national debt from 544 million in 1914 to over 5 billion in 1935, rail losses on the Intercolonial line, and Canadian National deficits exceeding 748 million with annual losses around 100 million, blaming public ownership for taxpayer burdens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. R. Gordon
National Republic
Canada
Dominion
Dominion of Canada
Dominion Goverment
Intercolonial Railway
Prime Edward Island Railway
United States
Canadian National Railways
Poe National Railwayystems of Canada
Guy Froment
Senator McCarran’s Staunch Democratic Stance Revealed
Senator Patrick A. McCarran of Nevada is described as dyed in the wool Democrat and forthright in speech. The article portrays his outspoken nature on the Senate floor and in public quotes, noting his consistent party loyalty and blunt manner despite garbled postwar-era debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick A. Mcarran
Nevada
Senate
Gal
New Ri
Fo Etiil
le Ana
Eoney
Chitegaed & Group Tales
Wheal Bey
Roosevelt New Deal Court Rulings Spark constitutional Debate
A Nevada senator defends the Supreme Court's voiding of the National Industrial Recovery Act as a defense of constitutional government. He urges loyalty to law over party, noting fellow Democrats break with the New Dealers to defend liberty and the Constitution.
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Roosevelt
McCarran
Aipreme Court
Nevada Statesman
NRA
Botl Congress
High Court
United States
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Democratic Party
Democratic
Hoover
Pratt Knox
Chicago
Vandenberg
Michigan
Landon
Kansas
Dickinson
Iowa
Leaters
Jin Nan
Dust Storms May Dim Sunlight Across U S
Dr. Iarlan True Stetson notes dust from western and midwestern regions reduces sun intensity, cooling May. He cites high atmospheric dust from winds and volcanic sources as lasting years and potentially triggering extended glacial periods through cosmic dust clouds.
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Iarlan True’ Sictson
Cambridge
West
Middle West
United States
Middles
Stetson
Space
Earth
Why Not Free Enterprise Why Not Free Enterprise
The passage argues against an NRA stop-gap plan passing congress. It claims the plan is a frantic front for an administration with failed vet experiments. It argues for free American enterprise to move forward and warns against relying on political aid from a secular failure. It stresses that American business needs freedom, not decapitation.
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NRA
Congress
Night When the Tire Comes for Me to Die
Poem fragment in archaic style seeking release from memory and worldly cares. Speaker asks God to grant forgetting and eternal calm beyond life, mentioning past loves, years, and losses in a solemn, reflective tone.
THIRTY YEARS AGO TODAY AND TEN YEARS AGO
A digest from The Files Of The Bluefield Daily Telegraph recounts past events. George S Landon, Floyd Blick purchased Pocahontas Pharmacal. Katie Violet Jackson wed W W Page L in Virian. schoolmates Witten and Edward Wagner returned to Graham from Emory and Henry. J J Lincoln named Graham high principal. J Kidd of Clear Fork reported dead. Tip Top Mineral Springs opened for the Aeaven. Mrs Clark J Thomas died in Princeton. Balvation Army citadel dedication. Lucille Marlin and J B Gils married in Bluefield and Stuart.
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George S
George 3
Landon
Floyd Blick
Pocahontas Pharmacal Company
Katie Violet Jackson
W. W. Pagel
Virian
Bane
Witten
Edward Wagner
Graham
Emory and Henry College
J. J. Lincoln
Wakefield
Graham High School
J. Kidd
Clear Fork
Tazewell County
Tip Top
Clark J. Thomas
Princeton
Lucille Marlin
Stuart, Va
J. 2B. Gils
Bluefield
A Washington Bystander by Kirk Simpson
The piece reports in congress words that NRA codes and the Supreme Court ruling have a gloomy political side for Republicans. It outlines expected electoral gains or losses from a faster recovery and discusses how NRA critics and supporters differ on the code regime's impact on prices wages and confidence during the New Deal era.
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NRA
Herbert Hoover
National Chamber of Commerce and Manufacturers’ Association
New Deal
High Court
Lewis
Minos
Senate
Roosevelt
Solaca
Blue Eagle
English cinema aims for restraint in new era
London, June 7. English movie business shows few Hollywood excesses as producers like Alexander Korda run studios with modest offices and quiet plans. Korda, famed for Henry VIII and Catherine the Great, attracts English literary figures while balancing rights, relatives, and cautious production.
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Ajenzander Korda
London Filmy Productions
Korda
Kletree
Rudyard Kipling
Iphant
India
Wella
Lawrence of
Arada
Dagort
Lawrence
Hollywood
Michael Balcon
Gaumont-British
David Copperfield
Hve
Alexander Korda
Barlipat
News Behind the News on Cantor Mussolini and Hoover Favors
Washington reports a humorous diplomatic misstep when Eddie Cantor’s joke with Mussolini stunned officials. The episode led to a Rome attache’s recall and a reshaping of actor exchanges. Hoover hints at a Middle West gift for 1936, with Dickinson rising as possible GOP choice. General Johnson’s elevator misadventure in the National Press Building closes the amusing dispatch.
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Paul Mallon
Washington
Eddie Cantor
Mussolini
a@tate
Cantor
Hollywood
Mills
Mr. Hoover
General Johnson
National Press
Higueira
Fragmented World War II Era Snippets and Notices
A collage of misprints and garbled lines references NRA principles Mussolini Africa deployment Ethiopian counter moves and a radio priest. It notes Mrs Roosevelt abroad and Johnson promoted to ambassador to China in a newly filled post with odd spellings and stray phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ette Johnson
Washington
Nelgon I. Johnson
Oklahomag
China
An Open Letter to Babe Ruth from a Fan
A spirited letter protests Babe Ruth’s treatment by baseball magnates while honoring his legacy. The writer, Gus Q. Fann, argues baseball owes Ruth recognition for his records and popularity, noting he remains the Bambino and star despite industry indifference. The piece weaves memory with sharp critique of contemporary baseball politics and public figures.
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Babe Ruth
Bambino
What Today Means You By Mary Blake Gemini Horoscope
Gemini birthday people should note caution and social balance on this date. It highlights restricted danger periods and favorable times, advising against reckless acts and urging thoughtful social engagement and a possible path in social welfare and education. It mentions intellectual inclination for June born, and potential for success in law, medicine, or public-facing fields.
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Hardy
Cara
Trinity Methodist Church Sunday Schedule and Laymen's Day
The Trinity Methodist Church announces Sunday school at 9 30 with James Kahle as superintendent. Laymen's Day service at 11 features N Clarence Smith trial justice of Taze well county. Senior Epworth League 7 with Miss Anna Wayland. evening service 6 with sermon Proofs That Convince. Tuesday 7 45 for Sunday School Workers council. Wednesday prayer 8 at Marmon Moore hall South Mercer.
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Trinity Methodist
Wiley
James
Kahle
N. Clarence Smith
Tazewell County
Epworth League
Anna Wayland
Pentecost as Holliness Sunday School and Services
Wayne Street Sunday school opens at 10 with WB Underwood as superintendent. Preaching at 11 and 7 43 by Pastor B T Underwood. Young People's Society at 6 45. Prayer service Wednesday at 7 46. Everyone welcome.
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Holliness
Wayne Street
WB. Underwood
Il A
T. Underwood
Welconia
Church Activities Note Sunday Services and Prayers
The Church of God at 11 South Street lists Sunday School at 6:45 a.m. led by C. C. Ealy, morning service at 13, the Stev, W. D. McCraw as pastor, and evening Young People's and prayer meetings. Christian Science Society Room 364 Gailey Building advertises Sunday school and sermon on God the Only Cause and Creator with cited Bible verses and a passage from Science and Health. All are invited.
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First Presbyterian
Joe B. Overmyer
J. K. Mrwin
Raahell Yarbrough
Gadd
WHIS
FIRST
Baptist
College Avenue
Howard L. Weeks
Standay School
C. W. Owen
Sout Wilming
Hamilton
Christ Episcopal
Tazewell
Duhring
Jennings Wise Hobsow
Bishop Gravatt
Gravatt
Bramwell
Princeton
Westmingter Presbyterian Corner
Washington and
Albemarle
CG. G. Gunn
William. L. Alley
Bethany Homes
H. Montgomery
Mra. L. A. Thomas
C. Ey
Church OF God
South Street
A. m
C. C. Ealy
The
Stev
W. D. McCraw
Young People’s Meeting
Young People's Prayer
Christian Science Society
Gailey Building
God
Mary Baker
Life In Hollywood With Lew Ayres and Friends
A quirky Hollywood vignette describes Lew Ayres hiring non working players for a backyard production aided by Mrs Ginger Rogers. Nelson Eddy jokes with director W. Van Ke after touring as a star. Mary Pickford visits a day nursery, gifting 48 books personally. Rumors swirl about the Baxters split, later clarified as a Malibu move. Chinese artist Luke Reyes cast as a Japanese painter in a forthcoming film.
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Hollywood
Lew Ayres
Lew
Ginger Rogera
Saya Lew
Ayres
Nelson
Ae Wall
Marietta
Vanke
Van
Assistance League
Mary Pickford
Ake
Mary
Warner Baxter
Baxter Mansion
Baxters
Mia. Baxter
Baxter Manalan
Mr. Baxter
Malibu Beach
The
Autimer
Reye Luke
St Ib
Twins Honored at Party for Fifty Birthday
Mrs Ruth Curry Burns hosted a resort party near Ontario California inviting over 2000 pairs of twins to celebrate the fifty birthday of her twin son and daughter.
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Ontario
Cal
Ruth Curry
Here
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