Charleston Gazette eS The Daily Gazette Company Rates
Publication details from The Charleston Gazette eS dated Monday Morning June 8 1936 describe subscription and carrier rates for daily and Sunday editions including region West Virginia outside rates, associated press rights, advertising representation, and postal information. The page notes a Thought For Today and a Bible verse reference.
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Daily Gazette Company
Capit
West Virginia
Mail
Reese
Aeesee
New Deal boosts business in major firms despite attacks
Figures from Montgomery Ward Sears Roebuck Du Pont General Electric and others show rising earnings and shipments in 1936. Cars rail freight cement and bus production also trend up with dividends and stock plans announced. The piece argues New Deal policies are aiding business growth despite opposition and promises continuation.
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Tuat
Montgomery Ward
Sears-Roebuck
du Pont
General Electric
C. and
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Automobile Manufacturers Association
Socony-Vacuum
Commercial Credit
Andrews Elected West Virginia Democratic Chair
R Carl Andrews was chosen as chair of the West Virginia state executive committee. Known as a capable sheriff and strong party factor, he is seen as a trained leader of men and a key campaign director for the Democrats in the close upcoming November election.
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Andrews Democrats
R. Carl Andrews
Kanawha
Atate
Campaigins
Jeffersonian Monars
West Virginia
Carl Andress
Tipaldo Admits Sweatshop Hours Increase Plan
New York dispatch reports Joseph Tipaldo, linked to the state minimum wage death case, telling Bright Light Laundry he will raise employee hours from 40 to 49. He boasts business is good as five aging Supreme Court justices are portrayed as approving sweatshop conditions.
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Joseph Tipaldo
United States Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Not Wasted: Roosevelt dollars funding schools and aid
The piece argues against waste rhetoric about New Deal programs. It notes the Reconstruction Finance Corporation and Public Works Administration loaned and amortized funds, with PWA financing three-quarters of new school construction in 2.5 years, providing facilities for over 1.18 million pupils, building 4,000 new schools and retiring 1,500 old ones.
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Roosevelt
Graduation and the uncertain road to work in Appalachia
The Bluefield area editorial discusses high school and grade school graduates moving toward independence and employment. It notes the need for real effort and adaptability in labor markets, warns against expecting easy tasks, and contrasts local summer life with harsher conditions elsewhere. It also recounts a Virginia political remark on forming a new state including southwestern counties, Kentucky and West Virginia, joking about the name Hell and Keyaton as capital.
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Martinsburg Journal
Appalachian Highlands
Jehovah's
Bluefield
Virginia
J. R. Laird
Bascom Stemp
Col. Stemp
Congress
Stemp
Mr. Laird
Kentucky
Letcher and
Ila
West Virginia
McDowell
Laird
Slemp
Keystone
Wise County
Marten
Kentuck
Pewsooner Humearikt Iss
Hell
Key Atone
GOP Fight at Cleveland Convention Centered on Hoover Borah
In Cleveland the Grand Old Party faces a split as Herbert Hoover and William Borah clash with Alf Landon looming as front-runner. Hoover may speak to sway delegates while Borah vows a hard fight, risking a volatile convention and possible shakeups in the GOP lineup.
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Cleveland
Landon
Republican Party
Willliam Folgzar Borah
Possesens
Aly
Alf Landon
Kansas
London
Hoover
Roover
Lawton
Bryan
Bathmore
Champ Clark
Woodrow Wilson
Borah
Hoover Goss
Landen
Lion
Idaho
Roosevelt
White House
Wileiam E. Borah
Herbert Hoover
Convention
Borsh
Washington
Speeders Bark Mive: Chief Albert Tully Comments
June 7 1938 Charleston West Virginia Chief Albert Tully of the Pollen Department discusses rumors about special helmets with Frank Buck influence. The item notes a policy inquiry and public interest in speed and safety.
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Desay Albert
Frank Buck
Albert Tully
Pollen Department
Charleston, W. Va
Diary notes and New York social whirl in June
A dated diary style column from New York on June 7 surveys social sights and figures. Betty Rogers invites a ranch visit while Meredith Nicholson writes from abroad. It mentions Dean Cornwell's murals for the Detroit Athletic Club, Katharine Brush, Charles Ingham, and Albert Keller.
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New York
Betty Rogers
Meredith Nicholson
Venezuela
Bobb
Madge Davis
Japan
Dean Cornwell
Detroit Athletic Club
Katharine Brush
Charles Inghams
Albert Keller
Ritz
Floyd Gibbons
East Fifty-second
Sparkenbroke
Washington Close-Up on Supreme Court and Roberts Boom
Washington Close-Up examines public interest in the Supreme Court as its nine members resume duties in October. It discusses potential vacancies, the NRA decision, and a debated Roberts nomination, noting political risks and the impact of a possible Roosevelt nomination. The piece weighs historic precedents and partisan reactions to a bench candidate.
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Washington
Wik
Supreme Court
Roberts
Justice Roberts
London
Harpers
Thas
Borah
Justhe Roberts
Roncevell
Questions And Answers from The Charleston Gazette Service Bureau
Readers may request general knowledge Q and A via The Gazette Service Bureau in Washington with a form for name and address. Questions cover history science geography and notable figures, with sample answers and explanations. The page also advertises “The Bride's Book” for wedding guidance and requests a dime payment and mailing details.
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Washington
Hla Ronponte
Charleston Gazette Service Bureau
Thirteenth Street
Weahington
D.C
Ci State
Yoman Triumph and Storms Amid 1934 Pages
A fragmented 1934 newspaper piece mentions Yoman Triumph and storms including floods and twisters. It credits Arthur with editorial commentary and notes rights reserved by a continental publication. The unreadable text references The Gazette and world opinions as added features.
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Arthor Tsttsvain Ieregttan
King Lou Howat
Arthur Ate
Cte- Ariabene
Nighest
Gasette
Rome triumphs as Badoglio leads Ethiopia victory parade
Elsewhere in Rome the Mussolini ally Badoglio, named viceroy of Ethiopia, rides under triumphal arches while Haile Selassie plans exile in Switzerland. The piece contrasts Roman glory with earlier conquerors and notes ongoing political turmoil and religious tensions surrounding the Black Legion.
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Badoglio
Mussolini
Ethiopia
Rome
Muscolini
Constantine
Bacring Down On the News By Gage Beer
Cleveland reports quizzical baseball banter with Governor Landon linked to bases as Republicans brace for a future with full bases before the game starts. The advisory delegate questions the setup while joking about convention preparations and cake.
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Gage
Landon
Universal Service
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