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Quoted Biblical Lines and a Proverbial Thought
A religious text fragment blends scripture from St John with a paraphrase about weighing a man by deeds, noting that a king's seal cannot alter true metal. The source juxtaposes faith with a moral judgment on worth beyond titles.
Garner's Rising Position in Democratic Spotlight
Chicago sources report Speaker John Nance Garner gaining strength within the Democratic Party as a 1932 convention showdown with Roosevelt looms. While once seen as a presidential hopeful, Garner now appears a favored Texan with growing support, though lingering doubts remain about his national viability and pork-barrel influence.
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The Gold Standard and Economic Strain in 1932
A historic piece argues that the gold standard, in force since 1897, supported broad prosperity after the Civil War era. It notes recessions spur calls to abandon gold, questions about debt payments in gold terms, and the need to consider bonds and mortgages payable in gold amid distress.
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Thirty Years Ago Today In Bluefield News Digest
From the Bluefield Daily Telegraph files: Judge Kelter issued an injunction to stop miners and agitators from interfering with those wanting to work. Andy Eaton was killed and several were injured in a Panther Coal train wreck. United States Coal and Coke planned a large brick plant near Bluestone Junction. Colonel J B Tierney traveled to Baltimore to attend the Democratic national convention. Mr and Mrs W C Bills moved to Bluefield. The Sunday blue law began in Princeton. Daddy Wilmore died in Welch. Hardy Coal acquired 6000 acres in McDowell County. Work began at Commerce Interst.
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Gold Standard Integrity Upright, Hoover Averts Change
The speaker argues contracts in gold protect credit, warns off leaving the gold standard. Meyer notes nations avoid voluntary exit and warns of debtors and wages harmed by depreciation. U.S. policy under Hoover preserves the gold standard. recovery should raise prices, not currency tinkering.
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NEW NAMES IN FILMS PROMPT PUSH FOR FRESH FACES
The motion picture industry should introduce new names to replace long serving stars as popularity wanes. Fans crave variety and fresh talent, while directors seek new ideas and capable players to match them. A Chicago bandit with 20 prior holdups may still be treated as a first offender without a record.
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LACK OF SENSE 1 by Helen Welshimer in Chicago Tribune
A humorous verse noting misadventures of domestic life and budget strain. The speaker contrasts idealized home comforts with practical worries like meals, upkeep, and guests, urging common sense over grand schemes. The tone is light and satirical about daily domestic tasks and fare.
Clarksburg Hopes for State Headquarters in Campaign Push
Editors argue Clarksburg should host the Republican state headquarters over other centers citing hotel, central location, and regional importance. The Telegram and others express welcome to Hallahan and Shuck while urging locals to support the move. The piece stresses regional pride and implications for the party.
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Hallanan Praises Prohibition Plank For National Platform
Walter S. Hallanan, West Virginia Republican committeeman, hailed the national prohibition plank as a forward step toward constitutional resolution. He said the plank upholds voters sovereignty, allows states to choose wet or dry, and prevents a return to prohibition. Kanawha County Republicans endorsed Judge Frank Lively for reelection.
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Medieval Trade Plan Boosts German Exports
In Germany medieval bartering rises due to currency limits. Berlin sees Danes swapping cattle for lignite and Dutch barter butter cheese and eggs for German coal and fertilizers. Bremen opens the International Comeditles Clearing House to handle such trade and Cologne plans barter with Spain.
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The Crasher and New York Social Fading to Fame
The piece traces the rise of gate crashers in New York society through Tammany Young to modern social climbers who seek fame via publicity. It notes hosts, venues, and media figures who exploit names for attention, with Frank Buck exemplifying a shift from zoos to Broadway promotion and celebrity appearances.
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Clean Stream Campaign Speeds With Unemployed Help
Detroit reports unemployment driven programs boost sewage disposal plant construction and clean stream efforts across Michigan. Grand Rapids spent 400000 and Dearborns 500000 for a plant, Traverse City 245000, Muskegon Heights underway, Escanaba 150000, with Lake Odessa Hastings Harbor Springs and Wequetonsing preparing new facilities.
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Borah Sparks Talk of a Third Party in Washington
A Washington bystander column notes William Borah's remark on a third party as a news spark though its significance is limited. The piece recalls Borah's past as Roosevelt’s Chicago convention manager and his 1924 vice presidency offer, contrasting third party moves with historical outcomes.
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Hollywood stars open up on split rumors and auctions
Robert Woolsey held a press conference to dispute rumors of a Wheeler and Woolsey split and discussed contract terms and future plans. The Estelle Taylor auction drew a large crowd in her front yard as bidders paid high prices for trinkets while memories of past vaudeville teams resurfaced.
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Day News Briefs 1 From The Associated Press
Lauerater Pa three men burned to death a collison of three trucks in Chicago Suburban mayor kills one of three holdup men in Washington Hoover proposes a one third reduction in world arm in Teenta Alfred J Smith calls for repeal of eighteenth amendment and modification of Volstead act in Chicago
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Wey-County inmates escape jail after window pried
Sutton three Braxton county prisoners Dewey Cook alias Dewey Sawyer Oscar Wine and Virgil Harman escaped jail by prying apart their cell window. Harman is a federal prisoner from the southern district and the others are accused of forgery.
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Radio Schedule Highlights Brightline National Network Lineup
Thousands of listings show programs across NHC WEAF WABC CBS network chains including The Three Mustachios Prana and Woman's Radio Review. Entries include musical comedy, Sherlock Holmes, Dors Columbo, and orchestras with times across Pacific Coast and Midwest regions.
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Former Kaiser Sued Over 1916 Bombardment Death
A French farmer sues the ex Kaiser Wilhelm claiming damages for his daughter killed in a 1916 Amiens bombardment. French law denies pensions to parents of victims under 12, and courts reject the plea for compensation. The father argues German responsibility and may appeal to higher courts if needed.
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Orchestral Schedule Notes and Acts List
A fragmented listing shows multiple orchestras and acts with performers like Ted Black's Orchestra, The Pickens Sisters, Clyde Morse Orchestra, and Amos 'n Andy. Entries include times and venues, many labeled To Be Announced, suggesting a varied regional concert program summary across an evening.
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