The Charleston Gazette Independent Democratic Newspaper Notice
Publication details for The Charleston Gazette Independent Democratic Newspaper from Charleston West Virginia. Includes daily subscription rates and circulation information, Associated Press affiliation, advertising contacts in New York and Chicago, postal registration notes, and office phone lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mali
West Virginia
Cartier
Associated Press
Focal News
Natonal Advertising Representatives
Geo. B. David
East 42Nd Street
New York
Wrigley Jullaing
Chicago
Charleston
W. Va
Thought For Today Sunday Morning Reflects Simple Joys
A brief Sunday Morning Thought from December 31 1933 celebrates a cheerful child named Jim who finds silver linings in rain and snow. The verse notes coasting joys and a steady, positive outlook, praising the boy’s character and bright spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim
Tietle Bey
Jims
On the Practical Impossibility of 2 Commodity Dollar
The piece critiques Dr. Benjamin M. Anderson Jr. economist of The Chase National Bank New York City for a pamphlet arguing money laws are behavior driven not fixed by government or economists. It links the pamphlet to gold standard campaigns and Roosevelt program attacks while noting possible bank influence and recent banking investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin M. Anderson, Jr
Chase National Bank of
New York City
Chase National Bank
Roosevelt
Anderson
Frat Bank
England
Chase National
Florea
Philly
West Virginia
Money and reaction in the senate debate over policy
The document argues that money laws should be discovered by economists and criticizes Dr. Anderson for delaying policy until a "reaction" occurs. It recalls 1922 land slides, the 1930s banking crisis under Roosevelt, and the rebound of confidence. It warns against obstructionist propaganda and defends the current recovery showing rising deposits and employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Congress
Roosevelt
Dr. Anderson
Howard Hardesty resigns from West Penn Electric post
The Gazette notes the resignation of C. H. Hardesty from a top West Penn Electric role. A West Virginia figure, he has led in the electrical industry across Ohio Kentucky and West Virginia and served as president of the West Virginia Utilities Association. He is praised as a civic leader in Fairmont and respected for candor and upright conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Hardesty
I Ls
West Penn Electric Organization
West Virginia
National Electric Light Association
Ohio
Kentucky
West Virginia Utilities Association
Board of
Fairmont
Salvation Army
West Virginia University
Phi Slema Kappa Fraternity
Parkersburg
Wheeling
Morgantown
Weston
Clarksburg
Charleston
Howard Hardesty
Gazette
Roosevelt
Hardesty
West
Washington Merry-Go-Round on Senate, Administration Tensions
Fragmented notes describe whispers of attacks on the Administration and wary expectations for Congress. The piece discusses Democratic and Republican frictions, the President’s strength, and the political mood as sessions open, with references to leaders and ongoing partisan dynamics.
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Washington
Der
Congress
Fiell-Roarnes Ek Laeklin
Tawa
Tatianna
Bear Treneliyary
Aes Vincis
Senaty Woor Teater McNitry
Uae
Bernat
Wheeler Cte
Spa
Intercepted Message Teases Former Registrar Warning
An intercepted note hints at a warning to a writer about identity and a registrar, with cryptic references to a July or day before note formation. The partial text mentions a misused title and a warning to keep secrets, suggesting a cautionary communication within a larger dispute or investigation.
West Virginia Net Income Tax Debate Sparks Editorial Alarm
Editors warn the proposed net income tax could trigger higher federal rates, drive corporate structures away, and burden West Virginia operations. The Morgantown Post notes dangers while The Wheeling Intelligencer calls the move a progressive step, urging careful judgment before passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pyuushie
Virginia
Ariehid
Seeney
Staten Tranny
West Virginia
Time and the New Year in 1934
Arthur Brisbane reflects on time and the passing of years, noting how people slice time into months and days. He argues that government intervention grows with the welfare state, as the nation spends billions to aid the idle and hungry, marking a pivotal shift from previous eras.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Nero
Stage Memories and Theatrical Notes From O C McIntyre
O C McIntyre recalls stage memories and reviews performances at Belasco Globe and other venues. He highlights Laurette Taylor in Peg O My Heart, Lucille Cavanangs with George White in Within the Law, Jane Cowl in The Law, and notes on Vaudeville acts by Don Barclay Ed Wyn and various acts. He reflects on dog stories and a prophecy about the Stevens Hotel on Michigan Avenue and its wartime impact on Chicago hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurette Taylor
Peg
Pegs
Loifa
McIntyre
Heath
Tommy Ross
Lucille Cavanangs
George White
Jane Cowl
Mary Turner
T. R. li
Wills
Ffront
William Rock
Belasco
Harry Fox
Wally Slaters
Don Barclay
Ed Wyn
Vaudevillain
Roger Thott
Siivesh
Gakiey
Brown Brothers
the Globe
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