Roosevelt to Try Yankee Trading Under Reciprocal Tariff
Reciproc al tariff plan features President seeking negotiations to ease trade tensions. Cordell Hull argues boosts raw materials imports and American product sales abroad, aligning with economic nationalism shift. Hull notes potential gains for farmers and manufacturers while predicting wider employment and payroll effects.
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Roosevelt
Manute
Benes
Cordell Hull
United States
Bloh
Amerter
Wat-Chesters Discuss Chest Development in Children
An article reports on observations about deep chests in boys and girls from various schools, noting environmental and nationality factors. It highlights Dr Weisman's recommendations for chest development through climbing stairs and simple gymnastics starting early, with emphasis on avoiding fancy routines.
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wWo
Welkman
Welsman
Thorst Tap
Scholantigny
Chesters
Testa
Swimmieg & Cilmilag Gm
Weisman
Memorial notices and funerals span several families
Mrs Lenay Ireland and Latoy Ireland of J. Allor Smith, formerly of Charleston, die in New York. Newton McCutcheon and Grace McCutcheon mourn a recent service at home with burial to follow. Other survivors include many relatives and a pastor J. E. Brown to conduct services. Burial in local cemetery. Mrs Ide N Spalding funeral at Randolph Street Baptist Church with burial in Teays cemetery. Survivors include husband Laroy Spalding and children Leroy Jr Shirley Mae. Numerous White family members listed from Charleston Sugar Creek.
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Lenay Ireland
Latoy Ireland
J. Allor Smith
Charleston
Cleveland
New York City
Secord
Eizabeth Smith
Atlanta
Newton
McCutcheon Benion
McCutcheon
Grace McCutcheon
West Escond Street
Besalers Crom Lanes
Sure B. Simms
Misa Allis McCutcheon
Enon
Earl McCutcheon
Gelbos
J. L. McCutcheon
Seth Mountain
Lewis Pitswater
Ted
J. E. Brown
William Brice Maker
D.D
Spalding
Boger Creek
Mra
J. A. Atkinton
Mitt. P. M. Sprathing
Pred A. Johngon
Lilly White
Belen Lee White
Suger Creek
Tive
L. K. White
Cherleaton
White
Clarksburg
James ' White
Sugar Creek
Garvin Enters State Senate Race for Republican Nomination
Garvin announces candidacy for state senate as a Republican nominee. He cites past work with leaders to consolidate departments, reduce duplications, and bring expenditures within revenues. He notes serving on finance and education committees and supports moves to guarantee basic salaries for teachers via targeted taxes and utility measures.
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Court
Senate
Ty Hiy
Garvin
Realtze
Tragic crime tale from scattered notes and garbled quotes
The report describes Orin Haws stopping near Mill pond then returning for help while Alost allegedly finished a murder of Mrs. Aristani. Alost led authorities to the body and claimed retaliation from a broken family. Police questioned Alsi's son Peter Jr as they arrested him.
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Leavitt
Alosi
Jor Fazlo
Fazios
Lars Fazio
Lena Migstens
Fazio
Sara
Avosl
Lena
Puresuit
Mra. Amistani
Orin Haws
Haws
Alost
Alesis
Alesi
Neely Bittner Kump to Speak at NRA Celebration
The program will finish in time for General Hugh 8. Johnson to speak at two o'clock with Donald R. Richberg next, followed by Capt. W. J. Griffith Jr. joining other aviators as guests. Governor Kump proclaims Saturday a state holiday to mark the West Virginia and national recovery anniversaries.
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Hugh 8. Johnson
Johnson
Donald R. Richberg
NRA
W. J. Griffith
Pittsburgh
McCullough
Griffith Withy
Charleston
Werte Field
Kump
West Virginia
National Recovery’ Administration
A. G. Kump
Physicians Warn Against Changes in Birth Control Panel
A 1935 report details creation of a committee to investigate birth control methods. The text cautions the work should not be construed as endorsement but as dependable facts for future guidance. It outlines ten evolved principles to guide members in communities wary of experimentation.
Medical Service Control Debate Highlights Patient Doctor Bond
A debate centers on keeping medical service under physician control arguing that no other party should intervene between patient and physician. It asserts patients must freely choose their doctor and that care should maintain a permanent confidential relationship with the family physician.
Duce Meets Hitler Today to Talk Peace
Mussolini awaits a historic meeting with Hitler at Ville Pisani Stra near Venice to discuss a four power pact. He studies notes for the conference with son in law Count Galeazzo Ciano and will include Italy’s top disarmament experts led by Baron Pomeo Aloisi. France’s exports to the United States rose sharply in the latest month.
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Ville Pisani
Stra
Venice
Galeazzo Ciano
Mussolini
Hitler
Baron Pomeo Aloisi
Teague of Nations Council
Germany
Anti-Strike Feelings Rise Ahead of Amalgamated Convention
Amid overwhelming anti strike sentiment the Amalgamated Association of Iron Steel and Tin Workers prepares for a convention Thursday to chart ways and means to gain recognition and bargaining rights. President Roosevelt and White House officials discuss measures to forestall a steel strike including a moved Wagner bill and possible government supervised talks.
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Otter
Amalgamated
Carnegie, Jones and Laughlin
Pittsburgh Crucible
Bethlehem
Wheeling Steel Corporation
American , Sheet and Tin Plate Company
National Tube
Pittsburgh Works
Tunion
Carnegie
U. S. Steel
Johnstown
W. ‘Va
Mills
Yorkville
Ohio
Bart J. Forbeck
Iron and Steel Institute
Roosevelt
Wil
William M. McNair
Tigne
Uclass
Wheeling
W. Va
Aliheel J. Maloney
Washington
White House
National Labor Board
Pasmare
Amalgamated Association of Tren, Stet and Tin Workers
Which Is Your Favorite Comic Contest in The Gazette
The Charleston Gazette announces a seven day ballot contest for favorites in the comic section. Readers place numbers on names like Dick Tracy and Moon Mullins to show preference and watch the results in upcoming pages.
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Gazette
Dick Tracy
Moon Mullins
Labor Leaders Outline Walkout Strategy with Open Negotiations
Hugh S. Johnson praised a proposed walkout Monday as admirable and workable to ease steel industry disputes. Secretary Perkins and lawmakers including Robinson, Walsh, Wagner, Byrd, plus NRA counsel Bronald Richberg and DOE solicitor Charles Wyzanski framed a legislative plan and gathered data on steel workers to support the plan.
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Hugh S. Johnson
Steel Industry
Perkins
Robinson
Arkansas
Walsh
Massachusetts
Wagner
New York
Byrd
Tennessee
Bronald R. Richberg
NRA
Charles Wyzanski
Lloor Department
Dollfuss narrowly escapes death amid railway bombings
Chancellor Dollfuss plans a trip to a city tomorrow to attend an agricultural conference with Prince Von Starhemberg in charge. Soldiers were ordered to shoot to kill anyone setting up rail line obstructions, a 16000 shilling bounty offered for terrorist information, and Persians convicted face the death penalty after several bombs exploded at railroad stations and along power lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dollfuss
Prince von Starhemberg
Fey
Code Tinkering Sparks Johnson Fire Code Review
The review board condemns changes to fire and retail codes as covert and injurious, noting unlawful alterations made without notice. It cites widespread deception among dealers post promulgation and warns of arbitrary power in code changes raising public concern about industry protection.
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Merenante
Dohnaon
NRA report blasts a standard oil monopoly and oil control
A Darrow led NRA review panel labels Standard Oil as defying the Supreme Court while masking its actions under code. It calls the oil giant a cartel in disguise formed to evade anti trust law and urges stricter regulation to curb monopolistic control of petroleum resources. In Greenland, Arctic hunters fear spring ice breakup forces them inland.
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Secretary of Interior
NRA
Hudson River
Washington
Dar- Yow Nra Miview Board
Crige Iuel Octopus Im
Sadsillite
United States Supreme Court
Darrow Group
Roosevelt
Standard Oil
Greenland
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