The Charleston Gazette of West Virginia, December 27 1932
The front page notes daily and Sunday subscription rates for Charleston Gazette and Daily and Sunday editions, with city and outside rates, plus a short poem and staff notices. It identifies Associated Press affiliation and postal details, and includes a brief thought for today by Ida B. Sherman.
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Charleston on Trial over Quarrier Street Extension
The Charleston Gazette calls for open council action on the Quarrier Street extension amid post office site controversy and a $625,000 federal RELIEF cut. It urges the Charleston chamber of commerce to reveal plans while criticizing backroom negotiations and demanding clear public answers.
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Proposal to create new county from Morgantown wards
A Morgantown Post editorial argues against a plan to detach the first and second wards from Morgantown to form a separate county. It notes the implausible staffing and funding burden and compares with smaller West Virginia counties already maintaining full county systems. The piece cites population and valuation figures to suggest reorganization is unnecessary.
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City Council Slap in Tavela Noted in Charleston Message
Intercepted message refers to a taunt called a Tavela and a delivery by a faulty web awning. The note mentions the City Council in Charleston West Virginia and a five result event.
Night classes grow as 100000 enroll in city programs
New York reports over 100000 students in evening institutes amid jobless recovery. Older workers and young wives attend after 4 pm as libraries, book-keeping and Greek literature courses flourish, while bustling Broadway life and notable figures in theater color the scene.
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Henry Ashurst a Senator as Huey Long Drama Unfolds
Washington dispatch notes senator Henry Ashurst watching Huey Long during the White Shipping Independence bill debate. Ashurst, a noted debater and strategist, enjoys Long's tactics and keeps the Senate engaged with a smiling, amused demeanor. His past filibuster efforts on Boulder Dam are recalled as part of his broader influence.
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The Once Over 4 5 Manny Your Birthright
Opinion piece questions readers about envy and merit. It challenges those who mock or scorn others born into privilege and checks self interest and moral responsibility.
Christmas quiz questions and reader bulletin offer
The Charleston Gazette invites readers to mail questions and answers for a Washington Bureau quiz section. It promotes a Christmas customs bulletin and asks readers to send five cents for return postage, with a coupon for name address city state and payment.
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Health And Diet Tips For Winter Dangers
Winter increases fall risks for middle aged and elderly from icy stairs and dim light. Advice covers fixing stairs with rails and lighting, proper ladders, and avoiding risky acrobatics. eye strain and styes addressed with proper glasses and medical pamphlets available via the editor.
Staring at People A Guide to Gazes and Meaning
A reflective column argues about when staring is rude versus a compliment. It contrasts hurtful, cruel stares with wonders, admiration, and appreciation as well as the gaze of life and beauty. The piece riffs on poetry and public figures observing human worth.
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