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Liquor's Argument Tests West Virginia Prohibition Vote
West Virginia votes on June 27 to decide the twenty first amendment and return to liquor as a constitutional option. The piece argues President Roosevelt’s repeal stance, tax implications, and the danger of state and local control shifts plus the broader push of government regulation.
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Roosevelt
Virginia
Babson Warns of Creeping Political Machine Risks
Economist Roger W Babson warns that the United States faces a creeping political machine as vast sums are spent on economic reconstruction. He flags a crucial ninety day window and notes widespread federal hiring in home loan banking, farm credit, and banking supervision. He cautions political favors could hamper rapid recovery efforts.
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Brain Trust
Washington
Train excursion plans noted for Bluefield to Eggieston
From the files of the Bluefield Daily Telegraph, conductors Patton Smith and Bolton arranged a special Bluefield to Eggieston excursion for June 27. Mrs Mane and daughter Minnie Mann travel to Blacksburg for VPLL finals. Algoma Coa and Coke tipple destroyed. 20 years ago Bluefield welcomed Col Lilly and Mamie Smith as new residents. Welch voters consider an $80,000 municipal bond. Princeton-Bluefield trolley route surveyed. Ten years ago Roy and wife honeymooned in Yellowstone. Carl Wilkerson shot at Kelliesville. Bluefield City loses water-company litigation after eight years.
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Kelleysville
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Scouts Benefit From Local Club Support
Service clubs in the region vote small contributions to aid the Boy Scouts not as a relief group but as a community service. Leaders say the Scouts provide an educational program under capable Christian supervision that helps shape better future citizens, with summer camp at Wolfe Creek highlighting their work. Railroads announce a proposed wage cut next November, opposed by unions, seen by some as a strategic move amid government controls and potential changes in industry.
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A Mother's Prayer for a Child Henrietto Countisa
A tender verse laments a mother beside her sleeping son, describing his peaceful face and yellow curls. The poem pleads for divine guidance through night and day, asking God to shape a strong yet gentle heart and to prepare the child for a future meeting with the divine.
Opposing views on redistricting and reapportionment
The legislature adjourned with opinions of editors criticizing plan based redistricting by West Virginia Democrats, while praising rural bias in current reapportionment. Reports highlight Dr. Rutherford’s leadership at Welch hospital and Welch Daily News notes his fiscal stewardship and humane impact.
West Virginia Feud Over Neely and Shaver Draws GOP Interest
The West Virginia Republicans cheer a growing feud between Senator Neely and Clem Shaver. Neely has pushed a bill in the Senate to block Shaver’s appointment to a Reconstruction Finance Corp position. Shaver, well known to Democrats nationally, faces long standing tensions with Neely and the governor, with party lines heated as the dispute unfolds. In unrelated news, Dr Albert G Rutherford retired after nearly twelve years as Welch hospital superintendent, leaving a record of steady service, hospital growth, and recognition by national medical bodies.
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West Virginia’s gambling law amid embezzlement case
The piece notes public memory of a public contribution by the late legislature to legalize horse race gambling, detailing how the bill passed twice and became law after a veto dispute. It covers Asher M. Reynolds’s three year sentence for embezzling 12800 dollars from Kanawha Valley bank, with defense arguing gambling addiction drove his crime.
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SCREEN LIFE In Hollywood fashion shapes home decor
Hollywood interior designers see no return of horsehair furniture or cluttered mantels. Hans Dreier, a European set designer, says Hollywood trends influence Grand Rapids and national taste, though some fads in dress may echo earlier styles. Mimi Jordan wears a blue and white foulard frock recalling 1849 fashion notes.
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Frohman the Omnipresent Squire at New York Scenes
In New York City social life, Danny Frohman earns the title of the most reliable omnipresent squire, always escorting a different partner. He was seen with Fanny Ward at the Ritz and with Fannie Hurst and Francine Largimore at a new play, mingling among dancers and high society as ages intersect. A Roosevelt Field bulletin notes Winston Guest is urged to pay $5.00, hinting at the mood of polo era wealth.
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Amherst student Dwight Morrow helps eight young militants
The piece notes Dwight Morrow Jr. bailed out eight Amherst Communists who accidentally burned an American flag at a bonfire. He is described as fair minded, not radical, and intends to return next year as assistant to Amherst College's president after graduating this June.
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Olga Petrova a star turned part time wife of a Park Avenue doctor
Olga Petrova, once a stage darling, now widely known as a successful part time wife of Dr. John Stewart of Park Avenue. She summers in New York with the doctor then travels to the Riviera and plans a Black Sea visit. Her life includes a passion for birds and a history of a decade plus with her chauffeur. New York tops a June itinerary featuring Lyolene Bakou a Paris dressmaker and former Russian noblewoman who rose from poverty to fashion success.
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White mesh mittens and bold fashion notes
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Howe the Goat Man Behind the White House Cloth
Washington observer recalls Louis Howe presidential secretary moving through three scenes at once as he leads the sapling corps effort and defends Roosevelt amid bonus marchers inquiries. His public role grows as senators question earnings and writings, drawing scrutiny from Bronson Cutting and Vanderberg.
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Summer skin care and poison plant safety tips
Daily health guidance urges caution with poison ivy and related plants common in woods. Wear gloves, wash skin with soap or gasoline if exposed, avoid unknown ointments, seek medical help for serious reactions, and bathe regularly with bland soap. After bathing, dry and lightly powder key skin folds to reduce irritation and infection risk.
Chemical robots do better than men
Chemical robots that stop and start mechanisms and add and subtract solids and liquids and do these tasks better than men could were described before the final session of the convention of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers today. But workmen need have no fear for their jobs, the robot supplement, rather than displace, the functions of men since they’re used to operate devices requiring especial accuracy beyond the control of human operators.
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American Institute of Chemical Engineers
Roosevelt’s sweeping powers alarm critics in America
The piece catalogs extensive executive powers granted to Roosevelt, claiming he can set wages and hours, control production, tax, reorganize government, suspend anti trust laws, take the gold standard, jail dissenters, and direct federal spending. It warns Congress can reverse these powers, but until then the president governs with near-dictatorial scope.
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Throwing The Harpoon Fever Angers The Nation
The text mixes notes on automobile accidents on national highways as reported by the National Safety Council with a chorus of contemporary items. It mentions rising auto sales yet lower turnover, dietary advice to eat grapefruit, goldfish feeding quirks, a German Nazi court recording testimony, and the Wisconsin state senate meeting at sunrise, all in a brisk, eclectic clipping tone.
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Roosevelts Graduate From Groton School
Groton Mass four two Roosevelts graduate from Groton school in an exclusive preparatory program Franklin D Roosevelt Jr son of the president and Cornelius Van F Roosevelt grandson of Theodore Roosevelt The latter is the son of Theodore Roosevelt former governor general of the Philippine islands
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