Charleston Gazette Independent Democratic Newspaper
Historic front page overview with publishing details and rates for Charleston West Virginia Daily Gazette Company. Includes Associated Press affiliation, national ad reps, postal info, and a June 9 1996 Thought For Today verse from Corinthians.
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Charleston Gazette Independent Democratic Newspa
Daily Gazette Company
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Associated Press
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Geo. B. David Co
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New York
Wrigley Building
Chicago
Labor's Cause There In The Texts Of A Labor Debate
The article discusses labor legislation and the Guffey and Wagner bills, debating public utility status for coal, potential extension to other industries, and the Supreme Court decision guiding future policy. It praises Senator Wagner while criticizing court influence and urging careful legislative scrutiny.
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Senator Guffey
Supreme Court of N. R.A
Francis J
West Virginia
Frankweag
Supreme Court
Congress
Guffey
Wagner
Labor
Preas
Isaac Newton
Africa
Labor and strike cautions amid national tensions
A dated editorial warns against overreliance on strikes as a cure-all for societal ills. It questions labor leadership, recalls stock illustrations, and critiques the Supreme Court NRA decision, urging patience, discernment, and practical remedies over systemic upheaval. It argues that labor gaining dignity should avoid dramatic remedies and seek measured action.
Worth Reading Chart of county road expenditures
This page eight item presents a chart showing county expenditures for roads alongside population road mileage assessed valuation and motor vehicles for each county in southern West Virginia. It argues residents of the 17 southern counties have faced past discrimination and urges readers to study the chart carefully and reflect on the issue.
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West Virginia
Causes of Death Shift From Infections to Heart Disease in NYC
A Health Department bulletin notes a transition from infectious diseases to heart and artery afflictions as leading NYC death causes. Deaths from smallpox and typhoid fell sharply between 1901 and 1933 while the elderly population grew, signaling longer life and more age related illnesses.
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New York City
Department of Health
Roosevelt foes gain hot campaign weapon this summer
Daily Washington Merry-Go-Round notes the Supreme Court NRA decision jolting the 1938 political scene. Roosevelt supporters push ahead with aggressive programs while opponents seize on constitutional issues to attack him. Michael Stack earns praise for favorable private bill reports, as a Page 9 teaser hints at Congress debates.
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Supreme Court
NRA
Roosevelt
Michael J. Stack
Philadelphia
House Committee On
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Mr. Stack Stack
Day By Day Reflections On Women Who Smoke In Society
McIntyre muses on changing norms as he recalls youth era views of women smokers. He notes most women now smoke in public places and laments elevator and street smoking but concedes women deserve equal rights and a gentler standard. He recalls Della Fox in Wang and describes Pierre's era dining, Park Avenue space, and Vanderbilt child turning egotist as social life shifts.
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Opera Promenoir
Della Fox
Wang
Park Avenue
Pierre's
Pierre’s
Roosevelt’s Tone Shift Confounds Court Clash Reports
A 1934 Washington scene shows the administration softening its line after a dramatic press conference on the supreme court decision. Roosevelt’s calm demeanor contrasted with prior fury, while interpreters contest the meaning of the gathering and the path to 1936. Observers predict a varied campaign posture and possible constitutional moves.
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Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Group Insurance Offered To United States Steel Workers
The Other State Editors Group Insurance plan proposes coverage to 220000 United States Steel employees, with costs shared by the company and workers. The plan aims to secure lower premiums, noting aging work forces raise costs. Wheeling Steel has had similar coverage.
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United States Steel Corporation
Group Insurance
Wheeling Steel Corporation
Nfe Insurance
Wheeling
wall—Wheeling News
Washington Off The Record Sparks From Washington Society
An excerpted portrait of Washington society scenes touches on names like Troyanovsky, Walker, and Patek, with anecdotes about social rituals at embassies and official receptions. It notes courtly settings, the new Supreme Court building, and humorous misreadings of invitations among high officials and their families.
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Troyanovakys
Washington
Troyanovsky
Supreme Court
Karnak
Down On the News By Bugs Baer
A satirical piece by Bugs Baer mocks political waste and reforms in 1935. It references TVA cows, soldier bonuses, and an implausible shift from eighty horses to four million men. The author criticizes standard reform rhetoric and advocates direct letters to the Tennessee Valley Authority.
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Baering
Bugs Baer
Tennessee Valley Authority
Netty Jucky
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