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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1935
Page
8
The Charleston Gazette endorses a $330,000 city bond issue to fund a new bridge across the Kanawha to the Southside. It urges Charleston voters to approve the measure today, arguing the old bridge is unsafe and progress requires larger city growth and better entrance to the community.
New York World Telegram analyzes potential Supreme Court outcomes on AAA farm processing program. The piece outlines three possible developments, highlighting conservative versus liberal directions and possible upholding or altering the program in coming months.
The article analyzes potential Supreme Court decisions on processing taxes and AAA benefit payments, noting possible continuation of payments via relief funds or new taxes. It warns that a ruling invalidating both taxes and benefits could spark a rural political rebellion and reshape constitutional debate ahead of the 1936 campaign.
J Patrick Beacom proposes extra legislative section to grant cities a share of liquor store profits. He argues state revenue needs and municipal law enforcement costs justify redistribution. West Virginia Municipalities League has pressed for funds as liquor stores outperform expense coverage. Parkersburg News.
Huntington joins the push to eliminate unnecessary noises. The Parkersburg Sentinel notes many nit wits roam streets day and night with blaring horns. The paper suggests Parkersburg could start an anti noise campaign with benefit to citizens.
Senator George Norris of Nebraska appears set to run again, reversing prior retirement talk amid appeals from the president, colleagues, and supporters nationwide. The decision comes as a progressive bloc pushes for him to run under various party banners while Norris weighs GOP ties against a possible Democratic label. Separately, SEC staff joke contrasts Young and Groesbeck visiting over holding company acts while a separate case unfolds. Justice Adkins gains unique bench history inGut... act ruling amid Coolidge-era maneuvering.
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New York column notes saturation in Manhattan eateries with hundreds of restaurants opening then closing since year start. Repeal spurred cafe craze but many operators lack kitchen experience, funds, or careful planning. Longchamps thrives while classic icons like the St Regis endure shifts in clientele and high costs.
The National Chamber of Commerce poll shows the public stance on new deal trends with 35 percent adverse and 3,786 voting no on expansion of federal jurisdiction. Moley argues the referendum yielded an anti administration endorsement, while some fear loading questions may invite scrutiny from Senate committees. Mexico opens a government owned radio station tied to the national revolutionary party.
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Fragmentary OCR reads like a notice about stamps and mail order, mentioning Washington Bureau and Charleston Gazette. The text hints at stamp collecting and department notes, but content is garbled and lacks clear events or dates.
Fragmentary report sketches European tensions with Italy and Ethiopia, hints at peace terms under Haile Selassie, Mussolini, and Mussolini’s allies. Mentions naval moves in the Mediterranean and a general mood of patriotism amid war talk.
Italy faces rising costs as a new policy unfolds amid inflation pressures. Economic measures impact households and businesses, with officials signaling gradual implementation and potential aid for vulnerable sectors. Local markets monitor price shifts and consumer responses amid uncertainty.
In Paris a French floating warehouse named Sainte Jeanne d Arc, owned by the Seamen's Welfare Society, is slated for breakup soon. The vessel, described as worn and moored near hospital wakes, faces dismantling as doctors and crew salvage remaining gear.
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