Charleston Gazette Sub Rates and June 13 1935 Motto
Subscription rates listed for daily and Sunday editions including one month three months six months and one year for West Virginia and out of state delivery. The Associated Press copyright notice and national advertising representatives details appear. AThoughtForToday quotes Max Ehrmann with guidance to speak truth quietly and listen.
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Mall Dally Anced Sunay
West Virginia
Matco Dally
Dally
Associated Press
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Bonisee National Advertising
Geo. B. David Co
East 42Nd. Street
New York
Wrigley Building
Chicago
Postoffice
Charleston
W. Va
New All-Time Law From Sat Evening Post Critique
A long excerpt attacks a Saturday Evening Post piece by William Starr Myers and Walter H Newton for misrepresenting Roosevelt Hoover era events. It contends the article misstates banking panics and recovery and cites sources and sensational claims about the gold standard and public fears. It ends by noting humorous animals history and the NRA unconstitutionality claim.
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Saturday Evening Post
Roosevelt
Hoover
William Starr Myers
Walter H. Newton
Kemmerer
Wall Street
Slogan Wanted to Aid Harassed GOP in Campaign Energy
The Baltimore Evening Sun quotes a slogan idea praising a two part approach for politics: a destructive element aimed at opposing plans and a constructive element backing the party’s policies. The piece notes the Springfield produced program has been heavily discussed and the Republicans show self connection to their aims.
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Baltimore ‘Evening Sun
Springfield
Republican slogans for a Roosevelt era
The author critiques Democratic and Republican branding, noting that classic slogans like keep cool with Cal and back to normalcy feel outdated. He suggests new lines fail to inspire, referencing Teapot Dome era issues and the need for a fresh, meaningful Republican message beyond mere opposition to Roosevelt’s policies.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Bo Tar
Mr. Roosevelt
Mark Hanna
Harding
Coolidge
Cal
Hoover
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Teapot Dome
Tippecanoe
Tyler
West Virginia State Police to Add 65 to 70 Troopers
West Virginia state police will augment the force by 65 to 70 new troopers now training at Camp Conley near Saint Pleasant. The additions, authorized by the last legislature, will bring the total to just under 300 as recruit numbers rose from 150 at May 1. After initial training and a June 2 reduction, 101 remain in the program entering a final 30 day phase.
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West Virginia
Acoal
Camp Conley
Saint Pleasant
PD. Shingleton
Parkersburg
Charleston
Frank Gibson
Beckley
Dawson
Huntington
Barton
Brockus
State Department
Gibson
Huntington Herald Dispatch
Why Advertise in Newspapers Says Glenville Democrat
Why do big business advertisers use newspaper space asks Glenville Democrat. Newspapers deliver maximum results for each dollar by reaching wide local audiences quickly and localizing attention to encourage patronage.
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Glenville Democrat
West Virginia flood control allotment spreads funds nationwide
The flood control bill allocates 16 million dollars to West Virginia with 11.6 million for Bluestone reservoir on the New River and the rest for six other projects. In West Virginia the listed works include Cumberland and Moorefield levees, Harper's Ferry walls, and reservoirs on Bluestone, West Fork, Big Bend, and Elk River, totaling costs ranging from forty thousand to fourteen million dollars.
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New River
Congress
Cumberland
West Cumberland
South Cumberland
Maryland
Ridgeley
Moorefield
Moorfield River
Harper's Ferry
Kanawha
West Fork
Monongahela Basin
Big Bend
Greenbrier River
Kanawha Basin
Elk River
Wheeling News
Washington Roundup on Wagner bill plots and White House ties
Daily Washington report notes Wagner labor disputes bill faces sabotage by Rep John J O Connor as House and Senate clash on amendments and timing. White House pressures Congress with July 1 deadline looming and key tax and deposit insurance provisions at risk. Describes Knox reaction to Roosevelt and Dickstein bid to publish a Nazi activity chronicle.
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White House
John J. O'Connor
Pammanyite
Senate
House Labor Committee
Rules Committee
O'Connor
Representative Connery
Falal Committee
Wagner
A. F. of
Hil Green
Perkins
Tydings
Maryland
Intercepted Message from 1095 Threatens Tax Strategy
An intercepted message dated June 12, 1095 shows a cryptic letter to C criticizing a two year congress term and proposing a bold plan to “invert” support for 200 years. The fragmentary text hints at political maneuvering and long term governance ideas.
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Congress
The Great Game of Politics by Frantic Kent Part 1
The article critiques the New Deal era, arguing lack of coherent policy and failed programs erode support for Roosevelt within his party. It notes rising Republican hopes, public disillusionment with agencies like NRA and FHA, and ongoing questions about program effectiveness and costs.
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Frant It
Kent
Washington
Mr. Roosevelt
Republicans Press Back In Springfield Politics
A garbled note reflects Republican posturing in Springfield as Democrats critique the GOP stance. The short series there yielded no clear victory for Republicans, with sports imagery about bases and an emphasis on 1936 presidential campaigning.
Major Bowes cheers hosts of radio amdram
New York columnist notes Major Ed ward Bowes remains a tireless, affable figure amid mounting duties. He hosts amateur hour, chairs committees, and guides a vast career in broadcasting and theater while maintaining leisure with gardens and weekend gatherings.
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New
Answers And Questions For The Gazette Readers
Readers may mail a question or answer to The Gazette Washington bureau at 1223 New York Avenue NW Washington DC. The page lists trivia Qs on history geography and language with sample answers and notes on proper English usage.
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Gazette
Washington Ware
New York Avenue
Wu Warde
D.C
Medlea
Today By Arthur Brisbane column notes newspaper opinions
The statements above reflect the columnists views in The Gesse Gazette. Dranne is a paid editorial writer in the world Gazette, contributing opinions as an added feature.
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Arthur Brisbane
King Festures Syndicate, Inc
Btlter
Arther Brussne
Drnabane
World Gazette
Printa Nis
Ten Young Red Ladies and Other News Bits
A fragmented column mixes rumors of ten young Chinese staged “Red” spies in Foochow with remarks on spiritualism, politics, and science. It references Stalin, Lenin, Roosevelt, and military power while tangentially noting a West Point speech and aircraft advances. The piece also cites Dr. Vorhaus on vitamins from rice hulls and hints at a turn to later pages.
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Russia
China
Stalin
Foochow
Lenin
West Point
Roosevelt
America
Readers' Forum Voices Frustration Over Bad Witcher Creek Road
In a Readers' Forum letter, Witcher residents criticize the main highway to Witcher’s Creek for neglect, noting repeated surveys with no construction, arguing taxes are paid by property owners while relief is relied on. They cite ruts, water blocking school access, and loss of a needed schoolhouse as harming children and local business. Archie Atkins signs the piece.
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Witcher's Creek
Achool
Nur School
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