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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1933

Page

6

Charleston Gazette Independent Democratic ad note

The fragmentary text references the Charleston Gazette Independent Democratic and mentions advertising, Associated Press usage, and address lines in New York and Chicago. It appears as a damaged historical newspaper masthead segment with publication and subscription boilerplate.

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Thought For Today on public service by Roosevelt

Tuesday Morning December 5 1933 quote stresses a public servant’s duty to do right for the public interest without heed to threats from either side. It emphasizes integrity and courage in governance as essential qualities for officials.

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Public mood shifts on Ex-Industrialist Insull return

The piece argues Greece should hand Sam Insull to U S authorities for criminal proceedings. It recalls Sam Insull's former power and cites high regard for punishing the rich like Harry Sinclair. It suggests Insull could criticize U S financial policy if brought home.

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Not Wall Street, but the people must govern America

A reflection on Congress and the finance sector, arguing the old banking system failed in 1929 and calling for a government central bank to control banking, credit, and dollar value. It insists the people should govern, not the moneyed power, and predicts the next session will push New Deal reforms to curb finance elites.

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State Liquor Monopoly Plea Shifts Toward Constitutional Reform

The Wheeling Register argues for a state liquor monopoly as a constitutional remedy to eliminate private profit from liquor, citing Senator Hodges. It notes the aim to curb political corruption and emulate Canadian provincial models, with taxation shifted to the state and potential retail licensing adjustments. The piece views Hodges's plan as comprehensive and practical in advancing temperance and removing prohibition from West Virginia’s constitution.

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Washington D C Rumor Mill On Gold Plan And Cuban Policy

A Washington roundup notes rumors of a surprise government run gold plan linking currency stabilization with a federal reserve replacement. It also covers Cuban policy debates on recognition of Grau and Machado, British moves, and U S responses. The piece also mentions internal Roosevelts liquor policy talks, Tugwell and Walsh, and possible government role in liquor control.

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Nash Among Juvenile Jengleurs And Broadway Glamor

Ogden Nash emerges as the sharp but elusive voice in New York poetry and satire. He shapes crisp verses that mock radio sophistry and banking clowns while making poetry pay, as he wanders among Manhattan’s bright minds and publishing houses.

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Questions And Answers Fact Quiz From The Charleston Gazette

A reader activity page lists trivia questions on geography science and history with answers on page 11. It includes who discovered circulation of the blood Willem Harvey, colonial hogs and cattle origins, tidal California shore length, and the ages of notable figures, plus a promo for an aquarium care bulletin from the Washington Bureau.

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Bacring Down On The News

A fragmented column mocks national habits with chaotic prose about wine trains, international fleets, repeal laws, and a joke about a St Bernard delivering keys. The piece critiques tax policy and prohibition era rhetoric while calling for a fair trial amid political confusion.

Washington Close-Up on Simpson and the NRA Code Plan

Washington Close-Up discusses Gerard Swope and a proposed government run liquor code under an NRA plan. It predicts a highly paternalistic industry regime, with tight control until Congress enacts broader regulation, amid looming primary campaigns and political risk for lawmakers.

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Air defense urged as Hearst column previews transcontinental flight

In a Brisbane Hearst era piece, the author cites British and German air power in World War I era fears. The text urges US air defense expansion, calls for congressional action, and notes Hearst's own aviation interests including a Los Angeles to Hearst Ranch flight and talks with Stinson Aircraft.

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Garden Life and First Inhabitants Reflected in a Shared Plot

A reflective monologue on transforming a wild patch into a garden. The narrator recalls diverse creatures from moles and gophers to snakes and lizards, describing conflict, trapping, and ultimately accepting that beauty costs coexistence with earlier inhabitants and their unseen claims upon the land.

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