Roosevelt Rise to Lead a Nation in Crisis
The piece lauds Franklin D. Roosevelt as a decisive healer of national wounds, likening his leadership to legendary figures and likening his approach to medical recovery. It cites the 46 states, Congress, and public confidence as essential to his program, detailing the era of bank failures, unemployment, and the need to restore trust while pursuing a new deal.
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Roosevelt
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Welier
Prosperity Returns as Nation Rebuilds Confidence
The country shows growing bank deposits and looser credit as work revives across valleys from the Kanawha to Ohio. Optimism rises with abundance of food clothing timber oil gas and power and unity behind common goals diminishes critics as prosperity strengthens nationwide.
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Pontifex Maximus
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Legislature Edits for Economic Reform in Education
The joint ink committee reports encouraging progress in economy drives. Taxpayers have reason to expect meaningful action, especially in consolidating overgrown small colleges. Enrollments have fallen, and absorbed students could join the state university or other colleges. The legislature should press consolidation to achieve savings by semester’s end.
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Huntington Herald-Dispatch
State liquor laws face liberalization push amid repeal vote
Clarksburg Telegram and Parkersburg Sentinel editors urge revising liquor restrictions and Tepeel amendment while preserving some controls. They note repeal momentum after the eighteenth amendment vote and caution against premature changes to manufacturing and sale rules. They also discuss abolishing the state department of agriculture to save costs, arguing duplication with university services and potential farm impact.
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Parkersburg Bentinel
Constructive Criticism From Point Pleasant Editor Sparks Debate
Editors across the Republican party are urged to offer constructive criticism of the Roosevelt administration. Sam Simmons of the state Gazette defends conservative lines while targeting Hatfield as an example of obstructionist tactics. The piece argues Roosevelt policies reflect a changing world and merits measured critique.
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Fairmont Times
Washington’s Gibbs and LaGuardia stir during Cuba and policy talk
The piece highlights turmoil around Cordell Hull, George Peek, and LaGuardia amid U S Cuban policy shifts. It notes Gonzales clashing with LaGuardia at a reception and discusses the White House aim to push a short congressional session to finish wariness over the Platt Amendment and New Deal-era financing.
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Democratic Party
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Lo Panini
Baruch
Tammany Hell
Ploct
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Arias
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Ameter
Ted
Roosevelt
White House
Congress
Legislativeendar
Bishop of Chinatown Tends Gotham Rescue Mission
The article surveys New York’s underworld neighborhoods and the Bishop of Chinatown Tom Noonan, famed for aiding the lost in Doyers Street, and sketches Harlem nightlife, Jersey estate En glewood, and cultural figures like Dwight Morrow and Florence Mills, noting shifts in social scenes and urban decay.
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Catcnes Ferlarn
Noonan
Chinatown
Convent
Paradise
Jersey
Dwight Morrow
Englewood
Lindbergn
Water, Heat, and Dry Times Across States
A fragmented note describes widespread drought concerns and thirst across multiple states. It mentions water sources like mountain taps and town pumps and notes debate over communal water use and conservation in a historical context.
Roosevelt Proclamation Seen As Test Of Prohibition Policy
Washington reeled in analysis of President Roosevelt’s repeal proclamation and its aim to block a revival of pre prohibition era alcohol policies. The move targets enforcement and a decentralized information network, with White House oversight to curb propagandistic misuse.
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Congress
Roosevel
Tom- Speranca
Mgr. Roosevelt
Uia
Christmas Customs Bulletin Quizzes Readers via Washington Bureau
Readers are invited to send questions to The Charleston Gazette Washington Bureau asking for a Christmas customs bulletin. Include name and address, send five cents for return postage, and await a booklet detailing origins and practices of Christmas observances with historical notes.
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Washington Bureau
New York
Avenus
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D. C
Christmay Stacktig
Washington
Washington Buren
Charleston Gazette
New York Avenue
Washington BC
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Gharieston Gazette
Today By Arthur Brisbane
Editor's note asserts Arthur Brisbane's opinions as his own and not the Gazette's. The column features Brisbane as the paid editorial writer whose views appear as an added feature.
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the Gazette
Gazette
Anniversary tributes mix science hope and social critique
A Miami message recalls the Wright brothers 90th anniversary in Kitty Hawk with praise for flight’s liberating power and fears of war. It also discusses Osage fortress finds and stark white–black housing inequities, Louisiana’s murder verdicts, Monaco suing Mississippi for Civil War bonds, and a Page 16 continuation tease.
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North Carolina
Txark
Do You Say What You Think In Social Relations
The piece argues against always speaking one’s mind. It warns frankness can hurt others and erode friendships, favoring gentle hypocrisy to preserve social harmony and kindness without constant candor.
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