Charleston Gazette Independent Democratic rate sheet
Publication details dated December 16, 1935 list daily and Sunday subscription options, prices, and advertising representation. It notes Associated Press attribution, postal marks, and the U S Constitution preamble while citing offices in New York and Chicago and a West Virginia origin.
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Daily Gazette Company
West Virginia
Maid Danly
Cartier
Associated Press
Wee
Geo. B. David Co
East 2Nd, Street
New York
Wrigley Building
Chicago
Og Rrs
Postoffice
Charlemon W. Va
Roosevelt Poll Backing and Party Split Examined
The piece argues the Literary Digest poll misleads with its wording favoring Roosevelt while distorting opposition. It notes the Republican field lacks a strong candidate and warns against factions, praising naturalness in candidacy and recalling Grover Cleveland’s example as a truthful, steady leader.
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Literary Digest
Roosevelt
Roosevelt Compared To Kansas Politician In Voter Appeal
The piece contrasts Franklin D. Roosevelt with Kansas Governor Alf Landon, arguing Roosevelt has repeatedly shown candor and practicality while Landon showcases a political stage presence. It praises Roosevelt as natural, candid, and honest, urging voters to seek genuine leadership over flashy parades. The author stresses the public desires honesty and competence, not perfection.
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Anys
Woodrow Wilson
Grover Cleveland
Theodore Roosevelt
Lincoln
Kansas
Tandon
Landon
Pulite
United States
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
Offles
Navy
Forest service drives vast tree planting push in 1935
The Clarksburg Exponent notes federal funds began in 1930s to conserve forests. In 1936 a 75 million seedling shelter belt will be planted along 1409 miles from Texas to the Canadian line. The U S forest service and CCC report 220 million young trees set out in 1935 and praise the program.
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Congress
Texas
Sedition
U. S. Forest Service
CCC
Uncle Sam
Clarksburg
Government Extravagance and Toll Bridge Debate
The piece argues Republicans face a tough campaign on government spending and relief policy, asking how they would cut costs and manage loans. It also notes the War Department cut tolls on the Parkersburg Belpre bridge, advocates free bridges, and criticizes tolls as unnecessary, urging private and public funding to make bridges free.
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Republican Party
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Land Bank Commissioner
CCC
t—Reane County
War Department
Parkersburg
West Virginia
Belpre
Ohio
Folla
Elkine Intermountain
Supreme Court Drama Amid Marble Hall Audience
A Washington theater of minds unfolds as the Supreme Court meets in a grand marble hall. Justices sit through long opinions on Indian property, workmen's compensation, and mortgages while reporters, stenographers, and dignitaries fill the room. The dramatic curtain closes on a later flare as the nine justices awaken with questions from Roberts, Butler, and Sutherland. Page 8 continues.
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Washington
Capitol
Broadway
Newton J. Baker
James M. Beck
Cummings
Kellogg
Cotton Ed” Smith
South Carolina
Supreme Court of the United States
Supreme Court
United States
Court
Supreme Court Chamber
Chick Justice Hughes
Justice Cardoze
Cardoze
Cardozo
Singhes
Justice Brandeis
Justice McReynelds
Stanley Reed
Justice Department
Senator Smith
Mordecai Ezeikiel
Agriculture Department
Roberts
Justice Butler
Jim
McReynolds
Justice Sutherland
Reed
Butler
Sutherland
Brandeis
Diary Snippet Reflects Arts World and Broadway Buzz
McIntyre Day by Day notes a bustling New York scene with diaries on authors, actors, fashion, and social exchanges. It mentions Bernard Baruch’s bouquet, Palm Springs brandy gifts, painter neighbors, Julia Marlowe, E. H. Southern, and dachshund gossip. It surveys Lederer’s Hollywood status, Major Bowes, fashion names, and city satire.
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New York
Betimes
Bob Davis
Bernard Baruch
Desert Dales
Harry Richman
Palm Springs
Beron Wiergel
Julia Marlowe
E. H. Sothern
Baird Leonard
Liddy’s
Wil Hogg
Irvin
Boston
Walter Duranty
Roosevelt speech signals push to permanent farm policy
President Roosevelt returned from Warm Springs in a belligerent mood and signaled readiness to clash with New York factions over farm policy. He urged a permanent, balanced economic structure and suggested future legislation to curb middleman price padding, hinting at a broad, sustained farm program beyond relief.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Chicago
Roosevelt Wee
Warm Springs
New York
Congress
Questions And Answers Mix From Public Quiz Sheet
A reader quiz page lists various trivia questions and answers covering geography history language and culture. It includes queries about the Ivory Coast, black swans, the Great Pacificator, Silas Deane, the Parsees, wedding ring etiquette, university stadium capacity, steamship dates, and the origins of the Delaware name, with scattered dates and names.
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Ivory Coast
Henry Vul
Silas Deene
Quetzal
United States
James S. Sherman
University of West Virginia
Morgantown
Transylvania
Scotland
Glasgow
Boston
New York
Joe FE. Brown
Elmer
Lord de la Warr
Arthur
York
Kathleen
Teunias W. Westerdorff
Origins of Christmas Customs Bulletin Requested by Coupon
Washington Bureau of The Charleston Gazette offers ORIGINS OF CHRISTMAS CUSTOMS in leaflet form. Fill the coupon with name address and send five cents, enclosing stamped return info to 1013 Thirteenth Street NW Washington 2 DC.
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Washington Bureau
Charleston Gazette
Thirteenth Street
Washington
MongoliaRussia talks prompt fears of conflict and expansion
Arthur Brisbane notes rising danger from careless living as 34,500 home deaths last year rival highway tolls. Mongolian Republic officials meet Russian authorities in Moscow seeking protection against Japan and Manchukuo, potentially widening regional tensions. Reports mention Stalin luncheon with delegates and possible shifts in frontier control.
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Associated Press
Moscow
Russia
Japan
Manchukuo
Mongolia
Somo Stalin
Europe
Down On the News Sy Bugs Beer AAR League
Fragmented OCR text reads odd phrases about Doc Carrell neighbors and a mocked international scene. It mentions a suspected animation and a world court with vague justice themes. The piece appears as garbled historical newspaper language from 1935.
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Baeknge
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