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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1933

Page

8

The Associated Press Copyright Notice Fragment

The text shows a copyright and advertising notice referencing The Associated Press and distribution offices in New York and Chicago. It notes entry as second class matter at Charleston West Virginia and contains generic publication metadata without a discrete news event.

Associated Frees Associated Press Ft and Jocal News Geo B Davin East 42Nd Street New York Wingies Chicago Charleston, W Va Matt Matter

Thought For Today Refines Self Control In Hard Times

A reflection from Friday morning December 22 1933 urges sustaining fortune through stronger self centered character. It notes misfortune tests a man and reveals his potential.

Sandino and Rum Row Reappear in Era of Prohibition

The piece recalls Augusto Sandino once leading rebels near the Cote river and portrays him as an immortal figure directing a government subsidized reclamation project. It then traces Rum Row from 1923 to present, noting repeated claims of eradication and a new fleet off the U.S. coast amid Christmas酒 demand and repeal.

Augustino Cesar Sandino Cote River Sandine United States Nicaragua Caesar Alexander the Great Napoleon Charles XII Henry Stimson Hoover Washington Sandino Tian Roy Asa Haynes Doran Bandino Row Coast Guard Norfolk New York New Jersey Virginia Sandinc

Maryland censor board bans Blood Money film and judge overturns

Note On Censors Maryland reports the state board rejected Blood Money as salacious despite other boards permitting it. Chief Judge Samuel Dennis criticized the ruling, calling the film dull and misguided, and reversed the board's decision citing minimal objection to crime incitement and lack of moral grounds. The piece also touches on broader views of censorship and finance.

Maryland Board of Moving Picture Censors Board of Censors Samuel Dennis

Legislative Panel Examines Algae Hospitals and Public Utilities

Delegate Walter E. Stout heads a committee to study expenditures for algae hospitals in Fairmont Welch and McKendree amid opposition to state funding. Public utilities face scrutiny as West Virginians warn against undue influence and insist on fair rates and transparency from Charleston to enforce responsible policy.

Walter E. Stout Fairmont Welch McKendree Parkersburg West Virginia Appalachian Electric Power Company Monongahela West Pennada Monongahela Valley Alexander West Penn Charleston West Virgina Brileves

Roosevelt plans face lift for administration say insiders

Washington notes outline a push to centralize investment banking under trusted bankers while maintaining presidential control. Treasury and Federal Trade Commission debate scope as Wall Street and government agencies weigh impact on policy.

Sime Treasury Federal Trade Commission Reconstruction Finance Corporation Roosevelt Jim

Thoughts on Broadway Stars and City Life in New York

A columns notes sketch of theater figures and social scenes in New York including Harry Bert Lytell, Gene Lockhart, Rodgers and Hart, Florence Mills, Lillian Russell, Ray Long, and others. It wanders through clubs, Brown's inn, and a South Carolina plantation image, mixing reminiscence with gossip and theatrical memory.

New York Folx Caromél Monthly Arry Bert Lytell Kyrle Bellew The Lambs Mexico City William Berhe Gene Lockhart Cor Han Casper Dick Berlin Arthur Hopkins Rodgers and Hart Irving Caesar Hvien Menken John Anderson Maz Milter Phil Lennon Pepy de Alorew Spike Hunt Hal Hart Hal Phyfe Marz Brothers Helen Dresser

Fragmented Text Report From Untitled Local Page

The readable lines show garbled sports and local items with scattered names and places. Notable fragments mention teams, players, and places but lack coherent events or outcomes to confirm a clear, standalone item.

Washington Close-Up on Farm Code Clash and Policy Shift

An analysis of the farm code dispute shows Professor influence waning as the administration transfers codes from AAA to NRA. Wallace gains prestige while the White House signals preference for middle ground, shaping farm policy toward market competition and production control.

Washington Roosevelt Professor Meley Meley Washtington Nias White House AL Odes Ann George N. Peck Wallace Professoriat Roverhmont Wallner Peck

Christmas Customs Bulletin Advertised by Gazette

The Charleston Gazette invites readers to request a bulletin on Christmas customs origins and practices. Fill coupon with name, address, state, and send five cents plus return postage to Dept. 265 Washington Bureau, 4923 New York Avenue, Washington D C.

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Editorial Notes on World Affairs and Domestic Trends

Arthur Brisbane surveys international tensions with Russia and Japan, liquors laws, and religious questions in Germany. He notes military buildup, potential oil and rail interests, and the impact on American policy, while highlighting changes in tobacco use and a Dickens lineage obituary and Greenland expedition deaths.

Henry Says You’re Not Young Enough to Dare Pool

A reflective piece recounts a failed plan for a pool match between two men and Henry, who observes that they are not young enough to dare such a contest. The tone emphasizes choosing present action over excessive talk and waiting. Henry concludes the wisest move is to admit the truth and change the goal.

Henry

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