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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1934
Page
12
The engineering division will dine at the Hoone Hotel this evening at 3 30. The event is part of a program with speeches from Charleston chamber of commerce officials and local leaders.
The senate munitions inquiry pits du Pont official against Sen Clark over control of the probe. Controversy surrounds an embargo bust and a shipment to China via Holland, with Remington and Winchester officials discussing Bolivia and Paraguay armament sales before the embargo. Hoover’s name sparks party discord over summons and witness scope.
President Roosevelt returns with orders to continue acreage control and general agricultural policy as part of a moderate program for the new Congress. He meets Tugwell Hull and Wallace, signaling continued push for foreign markets and public works reform.
Southern pine pulp shipped to northern mills produced yarn via standard processes. Manufacturer notes spinning was satisfactory and color matched rayon pulp standards. Garvan cited initial approval from one producer and praised the southern yarn's quality.
Business leaders argue for a coordinated recovery push while urging private help to sustain federal efforts during the emergency. Dr Nell Carothers of Lehigh University warns that recovery by experiment has failed and calls for decisive policy to curb federal outlays and taxes.
The speaker laments ongoing experiments and interference by government as cause of national distress. He asserts the country needs an end to regimentation and manipulation to restore the economy and avoid a disaster.
Federal Agent Melvin H. Purvis of Chicago is expected to testify in Mrs Gillis's parole violation case before Judge One. The possibility of further federal charges remains undetermined as Mrs Gillis allegedly disclosed her story to federal agents.
An old advertisement touts Bronchulins Emulsion as the cure for a severe cough with instant relief from a single dose. It claims a second dose an hour apart may finish the cough and offers a money-back guarantee if more than half a bottle is needed. Contains no dope and is stomach friendly.
The article notes uncertainty about suspects under arrest and questions who might have been connected to Nelson at the time of his death, seeking clarity on any associates tied to the case.
A brief note references Samuel P. Cowley and Herman Hollis in connection with a Barrington gun case. Details are sparse and unreadable in the fragment, with no clear date or outcome provided.
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