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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1935
Page
2
A House action described as sweeping the Codeless NRA extension moves through committee. President signs the measure as debates over governance and constitutional amendments persist. Witnesses cited unnamed reformers and references to Ohio lawmaker Jenkins in the hearing context.
A reader from Visalia California shares a four year experience using Kelloggs ALL-BRAN to ease constipation noting it costs less than pills and works as a gentle laxative food. The letter urges two tablespoons daily and suggests consulting a doctor if relief isn’t found.
The president referenced the Ways and Means Committee noting no member, Republican or Democrat, desires a constitutional amendment. Rep Michener called the Senate amendment to the House measure a harmful gag rule, condemning the procedural approach as the highest form of gag rule.
President Roosevelt, after a White House parley, moves to push the Guffey bill to regulate the coal industry. Operators warn of price controls, while some producers seek adjusted contracts and a broader marketing plan to shield wages. A House Ways and Means subcommittee hearing starts Monday, with Senate approval already secured.
In a speech, a national leader praises codes under the National Recovery act for teaching labor and industry. He warns about political manipulation, notes transformation in America over eight years, and urges parties to align with popular stockholders to steer the country forward.
A general walkout may occur tomorrow with 40,000 union workers in crafts excluding railroad brotherhoods involved. Edison company reports no drop in power supply to about 400,000 people despite the strike. Medical shifts note infectious diseases decline since 1900 in both children and adults. heart disease deaths rise as survival to age beyond 40 grows.
Secretary Dern faces off over Gen. Foulois ethics case with charges of nonconformance to military service and misleading testimony. Rep Leater Hill calls Dern’s statements strongest evidence Foulois should not lead the air corps.
Johnson warned AAA faces attack as opponents target processing taxes and regimentation. He claimed NRA setback was a first lick while AAA becomes the second line of defense and dismissed the Supreme Court ruling as not decisive.
Dean Hogg, born December 21, 1852 in Mason County near Point Pleasant, was a lawyer, educator, and author linked to Mason County's legal and educational history. He taught, practiced law, served as county superintendent, earned a JD, and wrote works on equity and pleading while affiliated with Phi Kappa Sigma and various Masonic and religious groups. He died after a decline following a 1914 fall on courthouse steps.
In 1881 they wed Nancy B Hawkant and Nancy Hogg of Fount ins In 1931 they celebrated their gold ing wedding anniversary at Pleasant Point Pleasford Hoge and other family members attended. Children included Mrs J aon, James, and Leland Stan, Mary H Patterson of Point Pleasant. Hoge is noted as deceased.
C E Hoee, former dean of the West Virginia University College of Law, died after a varied career as country school teacher, businessman, attorney, county school superintendent, congressman, and author. He gained admission to the bar in 1875 despite not graduating from a law college, studied under Judge Henry J. Fisher, and directed the law college at WVU from 1906 for seven years during the insight of the forties era.
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