Move Politics In Schools At Marshall College Preside
The Huntington intraparty clash over Dr James Allen’s appointment as president of Marshall College prompts protests from Huntingtonians who were not consulted The Fifteen year church school leader is urged to be judged for results not degrees while critics argue politics should not influence hiring Although Allen lacks advanced degrees supporters say he is a capable school executive and education transcends credentials The piece notes West Virginia politics and university firing rumors connected to party loyalties with Gov Kum’s alleged role in reshaping leadership
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James Allen
Marshall College
Huntington
West Virginia
Allen
de. Alle
Hampden-Sydney
Marshall
de Alten
Kunp
Morris Shawkey
Dr. Allen
West
Byrna
Congress
Harrison
Doughton
Borah
Lafélette
White House
Not clear text on merchandising and advertising value
The fragment discusses pricing for resale goods like shoes hats and fabric, questioning how value relates to circulation and advertising. It mentions per dozen and per gross pricing, merchants buying from manufacturers, and the role of advertising in newspapers, with unclear figures and garbled terms.
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Velegeaph
Erasing a 20 Cent Paper versus One Paper Costs More
The text argues that paying more for circulation if the twenty cent paper is erased, likening newspaper space to a commodity. It emphasizes buyers act in their own best interest and should seek the best deal for themselves.
Bugaboos of wealth tax threaten swift recovery
The piece argues the presidents plan to redistribute wealth via taxation undermines recovery. It warns excessive taxes fuel poverty, stifle business, and delay employment while urging a decisive repudiation of share-the-wealth concepts and other fiscal fears.
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Buamega
Town- Bénd
Roosevelt
Congress
United States Chamber of Commerce
Frederick Clausen
Conviction Hits Dillinger Lawyer in Government Crackdown
The article notes a government victory in convicting a Dillinger-era attorney amid efforts to curb criminal defense strategies that aided evading justice. It argues that criminals deserve fair trials but should not escape punishment due to legal coaching or license to practice law.
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Dillinger
China
Prize Fight Clash Looms Over City Heavyweight Scene
The article notes Joe Louis rising as a top heavyweight contender, with Max Baer’s title reign fading due to training lapses. It predicts a likely Baer Louis bout to decide a path toward Beadonkow and cites the era’s fading gate receipts after Dempsey. It also oddly mentions Ethiopian army movement, reflecting mixed content from the source.
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Duc Louis
Dark Dempsey
Max Baer
Joe Louis
Maxi
Detroit
Beaddovk
Baer
Louis
Dempsey
Tunney
Chicago
Young and Old Poem Fragment with Nostalgic Imagery
A fragmented verse by Charles Kingublu y evokes age and youth themes. The speaker contrasts the working young with aging, ruined by time as all trees, laws, and wheels decline. It hints at love from youth and the endurance of memories.
Bluefield Streets Paving Petition Reported
Thirty years ago today Bluefield avenue property owners petitioned the city council seeking paving. Ady Whearn listed as a member of the board of supervision. The Norfolk And Western shops foreman Frank Staley’s office was robbed of 106 dollars in cash.
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Bluefield Avenue
T the Clip Council
Ady Whearn
Board of Supervisory
Frank Staley
Norfolk and Western
Henry D. Hatfield
Colored Department of Railway
MC. A
Bluefield
Walter V. Ross
St. Luke’s Hospital
John H. Moss
1Klwanis International
St. Paul
Miian
Stotal
Birefield Avenue
Mulberry Street
Washington bystander on new deal battles before supreme court
Kirk Simpson argues that social security and labor bills face fierce constitutional challenges as the October term of the Supreme Court nears. The piece links White House aims with a potential national decision on a fundamental reordering of American government, arguing a shift from emergency measures to lasting policy.
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Washiington
Jabur
Supreme Court
Republic
Amercan
NRA
Roosevelt
Securities Control
Persidy
TVA
White House
Moyes
Hia
Glossary of Jazz Slang From New York Musicians
New York June 26 Paul Harrison reports on a semi pro slang lexicon used by Broadway musicians. He lists terms for instruments rhythms and slang such as snake charmer oboe and dawn beat man plus phrases for performance delays and stage life including hobolgia and Pant by the way noting a colorful but rough urban vernacular in the Bowery and Hobohemia.
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New York
Royalelans
Carl Staft
Mia
Carl Hoffelthar
Joe McGee
Irea
Hobohemia
Bowery
Elly
Ling Stiff
Milan
Mlagiona
Once Over by H L Phillips Washington 1945
Washington in 1945 features odd sightings at the White House. Henry Ford and John D Rockefeller appear in disguises, enduring searches and dry-cleaning mockery. Elmer Twitehall and Harmon Waley figures spark reflections on recovery and parole rules.
Throwing The Harpoon Malformed fragments and history jokes
A garbled OCR style note laments the old-time cracker-barrel philosopher at the country store and mocks New Deal era shifts. It references Sanders in Alaska, a Mun tanuska uprising link to a 10 hour week, a Massachusetts skull find, a golf sand tap, and Wiley Post with Winnis Mae. It also hints at Aluskeons growing to 200 pounds in the Great Lakes.
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Massachusetts
Wiley Post
Winnis Mae
Ife
What Today Means to You for June 27
June 27 birthday readers see mixed advice on timing and opportunities. The horoscope urges self analysis and careful business dealings, noting money comes to go-getters and personal interviews over phone calls, with cautions about social tact and restraint in remarks.
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Washington, D. C
White House
Henry Ford
Washington
Csv
Tsa Yoom Management
Jung
Paul F. Eve
Henry B. Stanton
Cortlandt
Count Moltke Nabs in Huntington Off to Los Angeles
Los Angeles police take Count Carlos Von Moltke from Huntington, W Va, to face five forgery charges in LA. He was arrested two weeks ago. reputed nephew of World War I German Marshal von Moltke, he posed as a clerk and claimed marriage to the woman styled countess in Las Vegas. The extradition was approved by LA officials and Huntington police.
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Huntington
W. Va
Los Angeles
West Coast
Carlos von Moltke
von Moltke
California
Jh. C. Slaughter
Polca
Gayerhor
G. Kump
von Maltke
Marshall
J. W. Erb
Richmond
Moltke
Hall
Las Vegas
Nev
Rosalind Russell on Hollywood fashion and men's dress
Rosalind Russell criticizes male sartorial laxness in Hollywood noting two faults: waistcoats not meeting trouser tops revealing shirt and blue shirts worn after hours. She says well dressed men win respect and women, the world’s greatest shoppers, influence fashion and purchases.
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Hollywood
Rosalind Russell
Russell
Miss Russell
Redder Than the Rose by Robert Poreytho review
Bruce Catton notes Redder Than the Rose mixes humor with political critique. Poraythe’s essays read like a sardonic columnist piece, revealing a Marxist undercurrent while remaining accessible. The book, published by Coyier-Friede, retails for $2. About Bulgarian coal output is state controlled at the Perulk mine.
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Robert Poraythe
Forsythe
The
Daily Worker
Express
Tiny
Phew
W.audden
Angels and insiders sway 1936 Dem backing
Washington notes reveal large anonymous donors to the Democratic National Committee, each $10,000, with identities obscured by staff misdirection. Boston figures and Brooklyn executives linked to political finance surface amid NRA and government ties, while party strategy on wealth tax fuels backstage disputes and pressuring White House action.
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Washington
Democratic National Committee
Janes A. McDonough
Boston
McDonough
B. C. Headache Remedy Claims Quick Relief
A North Carolina pharmacist combined several ingredients to create B C 100 and 50 packages marketed to relieve almost any headache in minutes. The formula is sold wherever drugs are sold and also touted for muscular aches, colds, neuralgia, fever reduction, and calming the nervous system without narcotics or habit forming drugs.
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Caroelina
H. C
B.C
B. C
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