Roosevelt urges churches and government to pursue broad prosperity
In a post Warm Springs speech the president says the nation must strive for a prosperity that benefits all, not just the elite. He calls for collective social planning, fair wages, and a redefined prosperity built on spiritual and social values, with churches and government working together.
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Warm Springs
Georgia
Greece
Rome
Mr. Roosevelt
Westminister
Albert W. Beaven
Treasury reports strong response to billion loan offer
The Treasury announced a $6.9 billion bond exchange with 41-4 percent and 31-4 percent issues, replacing called securities. About 25.9 million uncalled bonds remain, while critics warn of dollar depreciation from gold purchases. Treasury backs the offer as demand remains steady amid the gold program.
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Tober
Treasury
Iily
RFC
Bur
Women workers to tour civil works projects in West Virginia
Miss Nancy Conk of the federal administration will speak at a session for women workers. They will inspect projects already started in Monongaliacounty and visit Arthurdale and Preston county sites of subsistence homestead programs. New projects list and employment by counties are given, with numbers for Kana wha Clay Mineral Webster Tyler Hampahyre Mingo Cabell Roane Morgan Harrison.
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Dilan
Nancy Conk
Federal Administration
Monongalia
Arthurdale
Preston County
Kanawha
Clay
Mineral
Webster
Tyler
Hampahyre
Mingo
Cabell
Roane
Morgan
Harrison
Kill That Cold with Grove's Laxative Bromo Quinine
A bold warning touts Grove's Laxative Bromo Quinine as the essential cold remedy. It claims the medicine opens the bowels, fights germs and fever, relieves headache, and strengthens the whole system for 50 cents.
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Grove
Unclear OCR list of names and numbers
Fragmentary text lists many names with accompanying numbers and the word employing or about to employ. No clear event or narrative. content appears as a garbled roster or data line from an old page.
West Virginia agencies discuss road projects and aid
Greenlee Will reports a Charleston meeting with the chamber of commerce road committee and the Southern West Virginia Automobile club about proposed arrest improvement projects. No action until Civil Works funds status is known. Howard C. Byrd handles bids for welfare department tools. State road officials discuss foremen teams and trucks for 18 projects in Kanawha County. A mass meeting of the Unemployed League fills the circuit court room with labor advocates and speakers praising Sheriff Andrews for feeding the unemployed during sermons.
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Chamber of Commerce Road Committee
Southern West Virginia Automobile Club
Charleston
Civil Works Administration
Civil Works Fund
Howard C. Byrd
Welfare Department
C. L. Hundley
State Road Department
Federal
Kanawha County
West Virginia Unemployed League
Court House
Circuit Court Room
Lobbas
W. A. Seacrist
John Wesley
Seacrist
R. C. Andrews
Giltinan Named To CWA Office
David M. Giltinan of Charleston is named aeronautical supervisor of the West Virginia civil works board to oversee airport development under the CWA. The unpaid post carries no salary and includes duties as a surveyor of state airport needs with communities urged to prepare landing sites. Charles E. Hanst of Kingwood will serve as an aide. Representative Randolph announced the appointment.
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Washington
David M. Giltinan
Charleston
West Virginia
Civil Works Board
Giltinan
Civil Works Program
Civil Works Tangret
Randolph
W. Va
Charles E. Hanst
Kingwood
Val
David M. Gillinan
West Virginia Airways, Inc
Civil Works Board For
Cillian
CWA
Splendid Opportunity For Communities To Acquire Airport
The statement describes an up to date airport project as a splendid opportunity for communities to gain modern facilities, noting it will provide labor and improve local fields.
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Boy X
Advisers Considered for City and Regional Planning Units
Mr O Neale outlines plans to send qualified advisers to state county and city planning units to meet standards set by the national planning board. The advisers will educate and coordinate efforts, aiding new planning groups as they form, with immediate applications through him or the civil works administration.
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Nebraska
Colorado
Utah
Montana
Maryland
O'Neale
National Planning Board
Civil Works Administration
Public Works Road Program Expands in West Virginia
The bureau of roads reported today that 30 West Virginia projects totaling 1 1 773 000 were under construction by December 2 under the public works road program. Contracts awarded on 12 more projects worth 256 000 and 17 advertised for 173 000.
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Washington
Dec
Bureau of Roads
West Virginia
Public Works
Bureau
Dentists Attend Ohio State Medical Society Convention
Four Charleston dentists returned from Columbus where they attended the Ohio State Medical Society convention. Speakers included Dr Arthur Wherry Salt Lake City president of the national association Governor George White Senator Robert Buckley and Dr Homer Miller Chicago.
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Charleston
Columbus
Ohio, State Medical Society
HL 8
Harr
C. M. Jividen
Dl Keightley
B.'J. MecGutken
Arthur ¢. Wherry
Salt Lake City
Gesociation
George White
United States
Robert, J. Buckley
J. Simpson
St. Owls
Homer Miller
Chicago
Argentina
J. B. Martin
Unclear Case Notes Tired Nervous Unable to Sleep
Partial OCR fragment describes health symptoms including tiredness nervousness bloating and poor sleep. Mentions laxatives and a discussion of toxins or gases in the blood, with references to examinations and doctors but lacks coherent narrative or conclusive outcome.
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Upshur
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Obie
Greenlee Will
PWA
Ional Public Works
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Apg
Maine
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