No Further Legislation On Midget NRA Likely Declares Senate Leader
Senate leader hints no new NRA legislation this session while Roosevelt weighs federal authority to address national economic issues. debate centers on constitutional power post Supreme Court ruling and plans to keep NRA staff for industry comparisons and code compliance.
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Tora Nye
Wandling
Utah
Federal Trade Commission
Sec. Perkins
Nobingon
Roosevelt
NRA
Supreme Court
Royalists Clash With Paris Police Amid Political Turmoil
Paris faced violence as royalists clashed with police after the government toppled. Demonstrators smashed windows at the Petit Journal and Mazarin lodge headquarters while authorities deployed Guard Mobile. Edouard Herriot and other leaders were summoned as a new cabinet sought to form a government following Premier Boulsson's fall.
Overthrow of Premier Flandin Dismissal Battles Continue
The deputies showed no plan to transfer powers to another premier as Flandin faced dismissal. Herriot, leader of the Radical Socialists, refused a mandate amid party strains. He supported retaining Flandin at first, then backed ousting him as the chamber voted Friday. Herriot then joined radicals backing Boulsson, with several radical votes contributing to yesterday’s two vote margin overthrow.
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Pietri
Edouard Her
Thot
France
Petit Journal
Mazonic Grand Orient Lodge
Thadets
Etou ‘Tika
Fosclet Croix de Feu
Guard Mobile
Stra~ge
Lebrun
Jean Jeanneney
Senate
Pierra Laval
Fernand Boulsson
Chamber of Deputies
Hig
Hefusea
Jeanneney
Laval
Manone
Hta
Edouard Herriot
Herriot
Banke of Faith
Bank of France
Houlsson
Ment
Flondin
Radical Socialist
Radical Socialists
Boulsson
Kanawha Road Plan Outlined
A Kanawha Road project on U S 21 from Charleston to Pocataligoa includes a 20 foot concrete slab and two bridges with an estimated cost of about 490000 dollars. Right of way is expected to cost 75000 dollars funded by state funds. The project relies on a proposed new public works grant with definite information not yet received.
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U. S. 21
Charleston
Pocataligoa
Beehler Faces Tough Problem Under Set Up
The article discusses William N. Beehler WV relief administrator facing political pressure and scrutiny over relief spending and payrolls. It notes a busy, costly office with workers on various works programs and questions whether an audit will reveal his true record, while insiders doubt outsiders can judge his tenure.
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Beehler
Relief
Marty Hopkins
Works Progress
Bechler
William N. Beehler
West Virginia
Beechler
Millen Brothers Death Row Visit and Clemency Plea
The Millen brothers and their father’s death sentence dominates a grim scene at the death house. Relatives burst into tears during visits as Abe Faber’s family endures renewed grief. Governor Curley rejects clemency after private pleas from Mr and Mrs Faber.
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Marton
Harvey
Mort
Norma
Murt
Joseph Millen
Philip Faber
Cather
Abe
Mrs. Faber
Joason Millen
Frances
Millen
James Curley
Former Auditor of FERA Held in Charleston Case
Former FERA auditor Carte was arrested by Secret Service at a friend’s Charleston home and jailed in Cabell County on a $1500 bond after officers tied a Wayne County Pure Oil refund check to overpayment relief funds. He endorsed and cashed the March 21 check at The Wheel via C L Dawson. The state relief office audit revealed a shortage and he was asked to resign last week.
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Charleston
Carte
Secret Service
Cabell County
Huntington
U. S
A. V. Fitzwater
Wayne County
Pure Oil Company
Revamped Wagner Measure Approved in Congress
The article reports on changes to the Wagner measure after an Inbar committee update. It notes limited support in the House Rules Committee and outlines how the amended bill ties collective bargaining to interstate commerce and economic stability, warning that employer refusal to bargain could trigger industrial unrest and commerce disruption.
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Congress
Irco
Bankers to Hold State Convention
Bankers to hold annual events with a banquet Friday and president’s ball Saturday led by Hubert Tunstall D J Needham C H Hartley Governor H G Kump George Ward and others. A luncheon for women is planned at the Casino Friday and a bride luncheon at Kate's Mountain club Saturday with golf trophies. NRA workers seek new jobs as Congressmen rally support amid a broad campaign for employment. Appalachian Coals Inc stockholders pledge to back voluntary sale code recovery efforts for southern coal regions.
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Hubert Tunstall
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company
D. J. Needham
American Baners Association
H. G. Kump
Poa Virginia
George Ward
West Virginia
C. H. Hartley
Morgantown
Po. McGinley
Eugene L. Neate
Touztmaster
Casino
Kate's Mountain Club
Association
J. L. Fish
Sistersville
Homer Gebhardt
Huntington
R. MM. French
Beckley
Henrietta Schaub
NRA
Cincinnati
Appalachian Coats, Inc
Roosevelt
Kentucky
Tennessee
Virginia
Appalachian Coils Inc
Appalachian Coals, Inc
Supreme Court of the United States
Washington
House
Scalf Indian River Tonic Aids In Life Change Recovery
Mrs John Collet of Putney Kentucky says she could not move for months during menopause. Two doctors urged surgery but she refused. After one month on Scalf's Indian River Tonic she could resume work. Sold by leading druggists or Scalf Medicine Company Lafollette Tennessee one dollar per bottle.
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John Collet
Putney
Saya
Scalf
Scalf Medicine Company
LaFollette
Tenn
NRA Coding Debate Moves Toward Friday Vote
The House debates an eight code package to preserve NRA control amid Roosevelt’s request to build from wreckage. Speaker Burns says swift approval and Senate transmission are likely, with GOP opposition aiming for a rule to ensure two hours of debate. White House explains none of the 30 to 40 plans meet the blue eagle ruling.
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Roosevelt
Burns
Senate
White House
NRA
Supreme Court
Big Industries Revalue Wages Amid NRA Price Changes
Labor leaders monitor wage cut reversals and rising pressures as retailers push higher discounts and price cuts. Railroads anticipate traffic gains, with John J. Pelley estimating carriers lost 137 million dollars yearly under NRA pricing.
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John J. Pelley
Association Ofmerican Railroads
Chicago
NRA
Mangus Announces Daughter Born At Mountain Gate Hospital
Mr and Mrs Frank J Mangus of Oakwood Heights announce the birth of a daughter Marion Marguerite Friday at Mountain Gate hospital Manchukuo Plana Highways reports nearly 2500 miles of roads with much construction in the last two years and plans to build more.
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Oakwood Heights
Marion Muar
Guerite
Mountain Gate Hospital
Manchukuo
Plana Highways
Pime
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