Publishing note from Charleston Gazette 1940
The June 7 1940 Charleston Gazette includes publication details and subscription rates. The issue cites Associated Press news and standard west Virginia distribution, with imprint notes and postal entry.
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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1940
Page
8
The June 7 1940 Charleston Gazette includes publication details and subscription rates. The issue cites Associated Press news and standard west Virginia distribution, with imprint notes and postal entry.
Daily Washington Merry-Go-Round surveys how Roosevelt’s third-term issue unsettles Democratic aspirants. Mentions Farley Stark Douglass Wheeler and Jackson, with names like Byrnes Bankhead Barkley Javkean and Stark highlighted. Notes electoral dynamics and internal party maneuvering during the convention heat.
The excerpt reflects on inner truth as strong and enduring despite insults or ignorance. It likens truth to something not harmed by being tossed or trodden, asserting resilience of conscience and honest belief.
A radio critic urges a shift from comfort to production amid defense buildup. He questions moving toward universal deprivation and argues the upper two thirds can sustain living standards while lifting the bottom third. The piece calls for hard work, heavier sacrifice, and national unity.
The author argues that labeling Hitler as genius or great parallels past rulers like Caesar and Napoleon. He contends Hitler’s greatness lies in relentless work as Germany’s leader, contrasting with British leaders Chamberlain and Baldwin as the real culprits of current sentiment.
Robert W Alwine urges readers in Kanawha and eight surrounding counties to donate to Morris Harvey College in a drive aiming for a half million dollars. He argues a regional fund would fund permanent quarters and local access, calling for contributions from every man woman and child and asking newspapers to extend reach beyond Charleston.
A historical account describes gangster influence in Chicago unionism from Prohibition through 1947, detailing intimidation and corrupt practices, notable figures like "Three-Fingered Jack" White, and the eventual reform under Leslie G Goudie. It notes union debts cleared, audited finances, and strengthened leadership after years of fear.
Army engineers deploy 6300 goats to keep grass cropped on eight thousand acres to slow floodwaters. The text notes adding lanes trees and levees to create watersheds and retard flood flow toward New Orleans, with concerns about water level and drainage for protection.
Washington officials fear European war spillover and urge clearer public understanding of Western Hemisphere threats. Opinion riders note opposition to sending troops while supporting defense measures and loans to Allies, with emphasis on protecting regional security.
A humorous look at changing marriage proposals. Proposals shift from slow strolls and candlelit parlors to hurried, impersonal moments via telephones and cars. The piece notes less courtship, faster engagements, and the rise of practical, rapid methods over romantic ritual.
Westbrook Pegler argues that powerful but unnamed forces push the U S toward war and questions motives of Lindbergh and Ford. He contends capitalism and Jewish capitalists profit from conflict, condemning the spread of antiwar rhetoric and the arms battle.
The text presents a humorous, rough prose sketch by Arthur Bugs Baer noting a tough world and the eagle motif as a clay pigeon. It references fishing, shopping, and ashore imagery with a coy critique of pacifists and unprepareds.
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