Charleston Gazette Independent Democratic Newspaper Ad
The Charleston Gazette Independent Democratic Newspaper lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday delivery, with monthly and yearly plans. It notes Associated Press membership and advertising details, plus office contacts and mail classification of a West Virginia newspaper titled First in West Virginia.
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Ring Out the Year in Tennyson Verse
Sunday Morning December 1994 opens with a reflective verse attributed to Alfred Lord Tennyson. The poem exhorts ringing out the old year and the faults it represents while welcoming renewed peace and light for the coming time.
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Alfrad Tennyson
Liquor Control Debate Divides West Virginia Opinion
The discussion of liquor control versus state monopoly proceeds across parties and newspapers in West Virginia. Proponents agree on state control, while others favor broader distribution to curb bootlegging, arguing that eliminating bootleggers is essential to any plan. The piece urges careful legislature action and warns against heated rhetoric that could derail temperance aims.
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West Virginia
Prohibition
Theorists vs Facts in Liquor Legislation Debate
An older text argues that theories trap lawmakers and urges action grounded in experience and proven facts to solve the liquor problem. It warns that elegant theory without practical results delays a sane, effective policy response.
White Sulphur summit splits liberal New Deal backers
Washington dispatch reports a White Sulphur Springs conference among business moguls sparked divisions in the administration over policy toward industry. Liberal backers claim the meeting hardened the administration toward its New Deal stance while conservatives urged conciliation. Elder statesmen Owen D Young and John J. Taft urged restraint to avert open war, as liberals boast the president refused to meet a business emissary and deemed the demands hostile. Obscene matter laws also draw congressional attention to tighten bans.
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John J. Taskay
Wberals
Congress
New York Night Life After Prohibition Strain Holds
McIntyre Day by Day notes New York social life loosening after repeal but still tense. Venues reopen with cautious crowds as cafes hire Social Register figures and night clubs vie for patronage. An art collection at Lynnewood Mall in Philadelphia is valued over $200,000 and Hearst's San Simeon estate is larger than Central Park.
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San Simeon
California
Central Park
Intercepted Message Discusses Justice of the Peace
A December 2 1934 intercepted message from Edgar B. Sims State Auditor in Charleston West Virginia questions some justices of the peace who may refuse to settle accounts and intend to swear off on January 1.
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Bear Edgar
Edgar B. Sims
State Auditor
Charleston
W. Va
The Great Game of Po Politics Analyzed by St Kent
Washington, Dec. 29. The piece critiques New Deal critics and defends Roosevelt with mixed praise. It notes initial successes in bank crisis handling and budget cuts, then argues deficits rose and policies shifted. The author challenges New Deal proponents to cite concrete results over broad praise, examining policies like the Warren gold program and agencies such as the NRA and AAA.
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Frank St. Kent
Washington
Roosevelt
Sommendine
NSA
Johnson
NRA
AAA
West Virginia winter wonderland urged for health and adventure
A nostalgic urging from the West Virginia press promotes winter as a healthful adventure, urging readers to embrace skating skiing and hikes. It extols winter’s magic, urges wearing warm clothing, and notes the economic and social benefits of winter sports across the state. Also included are editorials from local papers discussing political age rules for Senator Holt and a Clarksburg business outlook.
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West Virginia
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Chirksburg
Edits by Arthur Brisbane on plans and people in time of peril
Arthur Brisbane fuses social musings with a critique of equality and modernization. He jokes about New Year resolutions, notes industrial ambitions under Stalin, and contrasts ideal equality with innate differences. He references Long Island’s iron cage skeleton as a warning emblem and imagines looming naval reach and aviation mishap while musing on humanity’s direction and fragility.
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Hempstead
Long Island
Yate Mavroyent Bey
Washington
Congress meets on Wednesday with new faces
The article notes Congress gathers on Wednesday with many new members, including the Drakes and Goslings absent. The Norris plan amendment stands out as the only one sticking amid debates on spending, gold traffic, and fire plug funding. Farmers to receive two passes for free shells, while taxpayers worry about rising costs and taxes.
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