Gilbert Returns to America as Unemployed Financier
Parker Gilbert, former agent general under the Dawes plan who earned over 2,000,000,000, is now jobless after the Young plan. His name surfaces as a potential successor to Mellon in the Treasury, with possible future banking appointments if cabinet duties lapse.
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Parker Gilbert
America
Germany
Dawes
Gilbert
Treasury Department
Mellon
Andrew Mellon
Berlin
Alexander Hamilton
Treasury
Daily Telegraph Advertising Rates and Subscriptions Noted
A fragment from the Daily Telegraph lists printing, advertising rate policies and subscription prices. It notes Associated Press news rights, territorial postage zones, and carrier versus mail rates. Details include West Virginia pricing, zone distinctions, and contact references for subscription and advertising inquiries.
Gods Moment Watch And Pray For Temptation
The note cites a biblical verse and a Christian slogan about endurance. It mentions VPRY Christian as endowed with power to resist temptations and names Tilloteon as part of the text.
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Tilloteon
Their Natural Attitude Toward Tariffs and Global Capital
A historical critique argues that American industrialists favor tariffs only if needed to preserve foreign investments. It cites Ford, GM, and GE leaders opposing tariff increases while expanding abroad. The piece notes investments of 4.5 billion dollars offshore since 1914, factory moves to low wage markets, and GE's Owen D. Young urging international integration while protecting domestic workers from lower foreign standards.
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Ford
General Motors
General Electric
General Motora
Vauxhall Company
England
Opel Company
Germany
Citroen Company
France
Ireland
Europe
Russia
Owen D. Young
America
What We Were Doing What We Were Doing TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY
D. W. Reed of Princeton was accidentally shot and killed. Mrs. Daisy Meador and FE. J. fold of Bluefield were married. James G. Lita announced plans for building an orphanage in Bluefield.
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D. W. Reed
Princeton
Daisy Meador
FE. J. Fold
Bluefield
James G. Lita
Miracles at Senate Confirmations Under Hoover Era
The Senate confirmed three Hoover era appointees without record votes, including Legge and Teague from the White House amid criticism. W Cameron Forbes was confirmed as ambassador to Japan, and Hanford MacNider looked to be next for Canada. The piece weighs the mood in Congress and hints at political caution before November elections.
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United States Senate
Hoover
Legge
Federal Farm Board
Charles C. Teague
White House
Senate
McKellar
Tennessee
W. Cameron Forbes
Massachusetts
Japan
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Reed
Pennsylvania
Forbes
Hanford MacNider
Iowa
Careda
Mr. Hoover
United States
Legislative Branch
Tinkham Attacks Cannon Over 1928 Campaign Fund
Massachusetts representative Tinkham charged Bishop Cannon with improper use of funds raised against Alfred Smith in 1928. Cannon retorted that Tinkham hid behind congressional immunity. The senate lobby committee declined to press for answers, citing lack of legal or moral right to inquire.
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Tinkham
Massachusetts
Bishop Cannon
House
Senate Lobby Committee
al Smith
Cannon
Senate
Mr. Tinkham
British envoy stocks cellar for embassy reception
The British embassy in Washington pledges to be a popular rendezvous and the ambassador a popular host as the envoy completes stocking his cellar with a truckload of assorted liquor.
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Washington
A Poet's Credo by John Masefield Loosely Rendered
Barbara Young quotes John Masefield from the New York Times. The verse honors beauty and the pursuit of truth through hardship. It speaks of renouncing pomp and chasing a celestial peace through blood and bone, road and breath, despite others doubting the quest.
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John Masefield
Barbara Young
New York Times
Rival coal rate battle pits Pennsylvania against southern states
Opinions of editors note the interstate commerce commission hearing on lake freight differentials. Pennsylvania seeks higher rates against southern West Virginia Kentucky Tennessee and Virginia coal, while other regions push to exclude southern WV coal from markets. The Raleigh Register urges regional civic backing and unity to aid West Virginia in securing fair rates.
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Nother
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Kentucky
Tennessee
Virginia
Raleigh County
Chambers of Commerce
Washington
Raleigh Register
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Pensylvania
Ohio
Pittsburgh
Thinker Ard en Lawes urges mass parole and sentence changes
Ard en Lawes of Sing Sing argues for 30 percent of U S prison population to be there for life terms and 30 percent to be paroled within two years or less He proposes sending home 40 percent more inmates to relieve overcrowding at low cost He supports indeterminate sentences and parole as incentives while warning of continued crime patterns and social costs.
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Arden Lawes
Sing Sing
United States
Socety
Lawes
Mssouri
Screen Life In Hollywood highlights and anecdotes
Screen Life in Hollywood surveys studio life and star images with notes on actors, directors, and industry quirks. It mentions Joe KB Brown at a local semi pro game, John Gilbert removing his mustache, Dorothy Aisner once a Red Cross nurse, and Sally ONeil's green and silver cars. It notes insurers tracking private lives, a star denied life coverage for tuberculosis, and Mary Pickford briefly delaying Secrets to rewrite for lebih comedy.
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Hollywood
Joe KB. Brown
John Gilbert
Dorothy Aisner
Red Cross
Ert Wheeler
Wheeler- Woolsey
Syd Chapp
Sally O'Neil
Lemon Grove
Greta Garbo
Jim Tully
Harpoon Hoover Signs Tariff Bill With Six Pens
The passage notes the six pens used by Harpoon Hoover to sign the tariff bill and suggests the final symbol was an exclamation point. It comments on the president’s plans to meet Indian chiefs and warns of another arms conference if he proceeds. A new White Mountains club serves asthmatic men, while Germany recommends milk over coffee for its army as part of an extreme liquidation push.
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Hoover
Germany
United States
When Baumes laws met long standing habits in many states
The Huntington Herald-Dispatch notes that as reform laws take effect the human element shapes outcomes of criminal statutes. It argues persistent officials and politicized administration mar the system while inmates on bail or parole reflect not on the laws but on official stupidity in runn ing offices.
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St. Louis
Huntington Herald-Dispatch
Ohio Congressman Plans To Climb Mt Rainier In 1950
Ohio Congressman O Fitzgerald of Dayton, age 75, plans a Mt Rainier ascent in 1950, aiming to repeat his feat from five years earlier when he climbed on his 50th birthday. His career includes global adventures from the Hellespont to the Tiber, pyramids, Notre Dame, and a dangerous Rainier ascent at 10,000 feet where he barely escaped death.
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Ohio
Mt. Ranier
Washington
Fitzgerald
House Committee On Revision of
Hellespont
Greece
Hero
Tiber
Scipio Africanus
Pyramids
Cathedral of Notre Dame
Paris
Victor Hugo
Hunchback
Notre Dame
Itzgerald
Helles* Pont
Turkey
United States
Ternia
Ohioan
Mt. Rainier
Last Night's Mail: Fish Probe Sparks Heated Debate
In Ashington June 21 Rodney Dutcher reports on Congressman Hamilton Fish leading a red scare inquiry into communism. He cites forged Moscow documents, secret testimony, and critics fearing the probe undermines institutions while taxpayers fund the project. Ramseyer warns the inquiry may boost Communist propaganda and Daily Worker readership.
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Rodney Dutcher Ashington
YY House
Red Tacticals
Hamilton Fish
New York
Fish
Whalen
Moscow
Amtorg Trad
Hg Corporation
America
Fieh
University of Chicago
State
Justice Departments
Chinatown War Echoes In New York Salons And Alleys
In Manhattan’s Chinatown the lull of commerce gives way to whispered tong wars and silent assassinations as Hip Sings and On Leongs clash. Gilbert Swan quotes Eng Ying Gong and Bruce Grant on shootings, peace talks, and the lingering grip of old feuds amid the modern press and crime atmosphere.
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New York
Chinatown
Dovers Street
Harlem
Manhattan
Hip
Chicago
Eng Ying Gong
Tong
Bruce Grant
Eng
The
Hip Sings
Leongs
Chin
On Leong
Mons
Peron
Hong Ah Kay
Four Brothers
On Leongs
Bow Kim
Gilbert Swan
Calorie guidance for daily energy needs and work types
The article outlines daily calorie requirements across ages from 1 to 16 years and adults, noting ranges from about 2400 to 4000 calories for adults. It links energy to activity, giving examples such as a brain worker needing around 2000 calories and high-energy jobs like lumbermen reaching up to 8000 calories, with practical memory tips using common foods to approximate 100 calorie portions.
Senator Smoot urged to visit Ireland for a holiday
London observers suggest Senator Reed Smoot of Utah should take a break in the Irish Free State to enjoy mountains and lakes while avoiding impure literature. The piece notes Ireland’s new book censorship and recalls the debated English public school fagging system, which may drive sensitive boys to despair and perpetuate a cycle of domination.
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London
Reed Smoot
Utah
Congress
Irish Free State
Smoot
Ireland
Dail
Senator Smoot
England
Revival of home ownership key to lasting prosperity
The column argues that genuine growth in business hinges on a revival of education and patriotism, not new gadgets. It cites automobile, moving pictures, and radio as past accelerators and warns modern trends fail to persuade the average person to part with money. A home ownership boom, driven by anxious families to own rather than merely possess autos, could stabilize prosperity.
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New York
Fish
Ramseyer
Iowa
Fieh
Magistrate Questions Injury Claim Over License Plate Comment
A magistrate probes a curiously phrased remark by an injured girl who says a license plate might have lessened damage after a traffic incident. The exchange underscores accountability and the role of vehicle identifiers in事故.
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Baily Telegraph
Newport
Cantery
Lannessee
Atlanta
Fee
Phate
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Matthew
John K. Peck
P. J. Donohue
Wheeling
Jones
Mingo County
Tinkhams
Max Schmeling
Jack Sharkey
Union
Pennsylvania Railroad
Norfolk and Western
B. and O
West Virinia
New York Central
C. and O
Supreme Court
Circuit Court of Appeals
Ee Virginia
Charleston Gazette
Screen Life In
Hubbard Keavy
Albertson
Mary Pickford
Yours
White Mountains
King Features Syndicate
Mister
Herbert Plummer
Washington. O. Fitzgerald
Dayton
Rome
Basilica San Paolo
Scipio
Daily Worker
Yesteryear
Daily Health Service
DR. Morris Fishbein
Milton Bronner
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