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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1935
Page
6
The Charleston Gazette prints a thought for today urging readers to join those who make barren places fruitful with kindness and service. It emphasizes internal joy over external success and promotes love as a guide to happiness and resilience.
A mix of editorials critiques the League of Nations and Mussolini era diplomacy, argues about oil embargo limits and Hoare Laval proposals, and contends that federal judges overstep by invalidating acts of Congress. It urges reform of checks and balances to restore elected will and public welfare.
Captain Anthony Eden, 88, Britain’s foreign minister, is depicted as a public servant groomed in Eton and Oxford with a passion for the League of Nations and a knack for charm with French and German leaders. The piece notes his anti violence stance, experiences with Hitler, and a hunting tale in Sweden where he declines a shot. It also touches on broader debates about federal work relief surveys and Italy’s Ethiopian campaign.
McIntyre Day by Day reports dog loving activists organize in Los Angeles to prove dogs are man’s best friend. The Tall ageer Foundation of America, with volunteer officers, seeks legislation benefiting dogs and owners, opposes dog poisoners, funds shelters, fountains, and lost-pup recovery, and educates children on kindness and proper care. Opponents cite city crowding and noise as issues, while supporters push for greater tolerance and stricter enforce ment of dog laws as needed.
A compilation of editorials from Morgantown Post Parkersburg Sentinel and Elkins Inter Mountain discuss vending machine controls and opposing extra burdens on car owners. They critique municipal funding gaps and consider state aid or local charges as solutions, warning against broad tax shifts and urging prudent revenue methods.
Editorial notes discuss how the columnist’s opinions may diverge from The Gazette while highlighting grand claims about Russia, population figures, and global influence. The piece frames its critique around media and international topics, implying controversy and rhetorical stakes in 1985.
The obituary notes General Gomez as Venezuela’s long ruling dictator and ally to foreign capital, praised for stabilizing finances, roads, and oil development. It recounts his vast wealth, ranches, and payroll, and compares him to Bolivar while reflecting on ambition and global power dynamics.
A surreal 1995-sourced fragment references the French cabinet, Premier Laval, and national policy shifts. It mentions European politics, colonial desires by Germany and Mussolini, and a satirical portrayal of leaders and promises, ending with a sweeping, comic-like critique.
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