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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1935
Page
6
The Charleston Gazette Independent Democratic Newspaper provides subscription rates and publication details for daily and Sunday editions. This 1935 West Virginia issue notes prices, mailing, and distribution terms, plus a "Thought For Today" by Hathaway and standard newspaper notices.
The piece discusses Joy Franklin’s argument that Canada offers a peaceful, prosperous model for reform through social programs and state-led initiatives. It cites Canada's National Railways, lower electric rates, central bank, and welfare measures as contrasted with U.S. conservative critiques and Supreme Court powers.
The discussion recalls Jefferson and Lincoln regarding federal courts and the Dred Scott decision. It argues that the nation cannot return to pre March 4 1933 conditions and warns against self serving wealth and power guiding the will of the people, urging truth and reform.
The Moundsville Journal riffs on a Hopkins study claiming women underestimate task times, while Charleston Mayor Dawson eyes slum clearance to beautify the city. Huntington Herald Dispatch notes a downtown hospital plan as a self liquidating project, hoping to attract prompt approval and possible federal support.
Readable scraps from Alderson and Massachusetts discuss local issues and national policy. Alderson campaigns feature three tickets and hog control debates while Massachusetts debates a life sentence for illegal machine guns as a preventive measure.
Roosevelt sought counsel from over 60 advisers by phone telegraph and interviews as the Supreme Court ruling on the NRA loomed. Two camps formed with Frankfurter Johnson urging a militant defense while southern leaders urged restraint and possible new NRA plans.
Intercepted 1935 note from a State Mouse Custodian in Charleston West Virginia to Lawrence Cunningham. The message jokes about conditioning the basement of the state house and adding another story to Cass Gilbert’s mantelpiece.
Fragmentary OCR text from a 19th century political volume notes social commentary and keen observations by a writer named Kent. It hints at penetrating remarks and a survey of national discourse without concrete events or dates.
Opinion piece debates Roosevelt administration responses to the Supreme Court ruling and potential political consequences. It argues a defiant stance could risk defeat despite funds and machinery, urging acceptance of court decisions for national unity. The author notes media and party divisions and hints at turn to page 16.
A garbled 1935-style screed laments media, politics, and science with mentions of the Supreme Court and North American events amid a chaotic talk of public figures and fictional themes. The text mixes jargon, imagined names, and fractured phrases without a clear narrative or verifiable facts.
A 1935 McNaught Syndicate piece reflects on a vanished elite as Feegc Riviera’s literary circle and Oppenheim stake dissolve in the franc crisis. Names like Louis Bromfield J P Morgan Ernest Lubitsch and Billy Bryant surface amid Monaco Monte Carlo scenes before a world of privilege frays. The article notes doubt about a winter survival while maintaining decorum and faith in Washington authority.
Readers are invited to submit questions and answers by mail to The Gazettes Warnington Bureau, Washington DC, for a knowledge test. The page lists sample questions on literature history biology and geography, plus a campaign to obtain a 10 thousand word stamp collecting booklet via a mail-in form.
Editor notes expand Arthur Brisbane’s column with a feature on his style and insights. The piece hints at thematic threads from his early 20th century reporting and syndicated status.
Fragmented essay notes tie NRA tensions to church disaster in Mexico and Lisbon earthquake, with reflections on faith, politics, and economics. Mentions Greta Garbo, blood tests in paternity cases, Japan China moves, and labor strike funds.
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