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God's Moment and Works of Love in Brief Verse
Transcribed fragments offer a religious meditation linking biblical admonitions to a note on love. The text cites John 3 51 0 and a paraphrase of Emerson about love, reflecting a devotional tone and moral exhortation.
Hoover Proposal Sparks Congressional Debate
The text rails at President Hoover for usurping congressional prerogatives over a debt relief proposal, while Congressman Lagardia hammers groundless criticisms. It claims the American public expects decisive leadership and constructive ideas, praising the president’s effort as a mark of world leadership.
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Schmeling Siribulug Heavyweight Clash Heads to Cleveland
A sports writer laments waning interest ahead of the Schmeling versus Siribilug heavyweight title bout set for July 3 in Cleveland. He notes public apathy despite an American Willis facing a European champ and suggests fans found other priorities than promoter hype or champion-making spectacles.
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Tex Mickard
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Electric activity may warm Earth says Halbert
A fragment discusses how widespread electric energy use and carbon dioxide emissions could influence meteorology. Citing E O G Halbert of a research lab, it suggests fire, industry, and locomotives release gases that might raise atmospheric temperature and hasten a warmer age, amid garbled examples of fossil fuel flames.
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We Were Doing What We Were Doing TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY
A mixed set of notes recalls past events from the West Virginian archive. Items mention the National Guard in Tluafield headed to Camp Kana wa for summer training, a land transaction near Law and Commerce building, and the death of John McCarty, a Norfolk and Western locomotive engineer in Bristol. TEN YEARS AGO TODAY references drownings of Captain Douglas and Lieutenant Plumb in Chesapeake Bay, a marriage of Miss Mary BR Eldridge to Robert A Hawkes, and a local fatal automobile incident. Scientific commentary discusses climate history, glacial cycles, and long-term warming trends with cautious projections about future epochs.
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Camp Kanawha
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T. Matz
Law and Commerce
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Norfolk and Western
Bristol
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Plumb
Chesapeake Bay
Mary BR. Eldridge
Robert A. Hawkes
James Fox
North Tazewell
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Babson Forecasts Prolonged Prosperity After Worst Slump
Roger Babson, renowned economist, states American business has hit its low and recovery will be slow but steady. He cites sustained demand, a growing population, and a favorable trade balance as factors that will drive a renewed period of prosperity in time, while warning against past mistakes triggering deeper downturns.
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Emancipated Yo Springfield Prideful Host Parade
A fragmented verse tale follows a self proclaimed Great Emancipator leaving crowds to seek shade and rural peace. The speaker wanders toward Laverne and nearby farms away from crowds, praising nature, sunshine, shadows, and a creator’s spirit in simple country life.
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Springfield
Opulently funded eye surgery program at Bluefield school
Editorial praises the Romney school program at Bluefield where Dr J G Blaydes and the West Virginia state board of control restore sight to deaf and blind students. It notes operations already performed, hospital costs covered, and stresses the broader social and economic value of sight restoration and self-sufficiency. It also comments on labor and technological unemployment debates from a separate conference.
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State School For the Deaf and Hind
Romaney
State Board of Control
J. G. Blaydes
Hluefeld
West Virginia
Romney School
Bluefield
Blaydes
Charleston
Throwing The Harpoon
A collage of quips on stocks drama politics and society notes. It mentions a New York critic on international politics and a Peiping event, radio heating forecasts, life in clubs and links, and royal clocks at Windsor and Buckingham palaces.
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Buckingham Palaces
Changes in Hell's Kitchen Shifts Crime Image and Trade
New Yorks Hell's Kitchen has shed its hard luck rep as Irish mob influence wanes. A population turnover to Poles and Creeks brings a bustling push-cart belt and revived dockside trade. Elevator speeds rise in newer high rises, while Hollywood chatter and P G Wodehouse gibes reflect a changing urban mood.
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Day News Briefs From By The Associated Press
Moscow Post Gatty arrive here after fight from Berlin in continuation of round the world journey. Bournedale Miss girl returns home after home reported kidnapped, uncle beaten and ragged. Washington Secretary Stimeon plans to sail for Europe Saturday. New York Magistrate Jean Norris removed from beach on malfeasance charges. Krefeld Germany Trans Atlantic flyers Hilling and Harriss make forced landing here and leave later for Copenhagen.
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Copenhaven
Hoover Campaign Kicks Off With Midwest Speeches
The 1932 Hoover campaign rolls out with stops in the Midwest where the president avoids party boilerplate. He praises American achievement, critiques plans like five year schemes, and contrasts with Coolidge 1924 rhetoric, leaving Indiana editors unsure of a distinct Republican slogan.
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Screen Life in Hollywood a witty tour of town
Hollywood gossip blends humor and anecdotes about studio life. A yes man polo plotter, a doorbell cue expert, and a Black Crow at Universal frame a lively tour. Will Rogers jokes about Spanish swear words while a domineering supervisor learns to retire from directing with memoranda never acted on.
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Black Crow
Carl Laemmien
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Joel McRea
Will Rogers
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Hoover Plan to suspend debt payments shocks world
Analysis of the Hoover administration plan to pause international debt payments for a year amid fears of Germany's collapse and the rise of fascist and communist movements. The piece notes the risk to American finances, potential political upheaval, and the plan's impact on the 1932 election. It cites figures like Sir Montague Norman and Mellon, and discusses reparations, depression, and the global reaction.
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Greenberg frames alibi in murder case in Bronx court
In Bronx court Samuel Greenberg is said to have no alibi after state rests against Greenberg and Harry Stein for the Vivian Gordon murder. Mrs Sophie Wallenstein testifies he was at home seven days of Orthodox mourning for his mother, corroborated by a 16 year old son and Greenberg’s sister.
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Everglades Sugar Crop Tops Fifty Million Pounds
Clewiston Florida reports the Southern Sugar Company plant produced 51 935 000 pounds of raw sugar this season with 2 202 872 gallons of molasses from ground cane. Sugar cane harvesting machines were used for the first time this year in the Everglades project. Also in Kansas McPherson county conducts over 50 soil tests with treble super phosphate applied to wheat fields costing about 1 07 per acre, aiming to boost yields.
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Southern Sugar Company
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McPherson County
Kansas State College
Manhattan
All Goodykoontz Drug and Torrs Tale
A concise report notes events at All Goodykoontz Drug and Torrs, detailing local business activity and community interest. The item highlights actions affecting customers and vendors, with emphasis on location, timing, and any relevant officials.
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Atlantic fliers halt in Germany during global flight
The Liberty monoplane from Harbor Grace aimed at Copenhagen stopped at Bremen and Krefeld due to fatigue and fuel limits. The mission to fly non stop from Newfoundland to Copenhagen faced weather, with their speed over 109 mph and 12,000 foot altitudes cited as they crossed Spain and France en route. Meanwhile Post and Gatty reached Moscow after an eight hour Berlin leg, planning to continue toward Irkutsk as they push toward New York within ten days.
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N. and W. Officials Inspect Buchanan and Guyandotte Branches
Norfolk and Western executives led by President A. C. Needles and VP W. J. Tenks will tour the Buchanan and Guyandotte branches and the Jacob’s Fork extension. The Buchanan line recently finished. The delegation, plus division officials, will depart Bluefield on a special train and return the same day before heading to Roanoke on train No. 15.
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