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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1934
Page
16
NRA issues new regulations protecting employers from code administration costs and nonpayment penalties. It requires itemized budgets and formal certificates of nonpayment notices, while exempting some employers pending NRA code determinations and reserving NRA authority to withhold the Blue Eagle for alleged nonpayment.
For twenty five years Scalf's Indian River Tonic has stood the test of time and earned broad trust. The ad claims weekly distribution by mail truck and train and urges readers to buy from local druggists or order from the German, LaFollette, Tennessee address with a price of $1.00 per bottle.
The passage states that no member of a trade or industry shall be deprived of the right to display the Blue Eagle due to nonpayment unless the NRA determines that the outlined procedure has been sufficiently complied with. It appears to address compliance and enforcement of insignia registration.
A Pinch delegation visited Earnest L. Bailey, state road commissioner, to press for hard surface paving and a temporary bridge on the Pinch to Bream stretch. Bailey confirmed the stretch currently has a rocky base and said construction would start soon.
David J. Martin of Malden filed yesterday with the circuit clerk to run as a Democratic candidate for the house of delegates. James C. Young of Montgomery also seeks the Democratic nomination for constable of Cable Creek district.
The West Virginia Baptist singing convention will be held at Whipple today and tomorrow. Chief sponsor is Mrs. Sarah Johnson, a noted blind poet.
The ad promotes Anne Adams pattern 1810 for a no coat dress with step by step instructions and various sizes including 18 and 20. It highlights ease of wear, fabric needs, and invites readers to order the summer pattern book with a 15 cent pattern. The copy emphasizes smart casual morning wear and quick transitions to working clothes.
Washington June 15 flood problems joined drought and unemployment relief as Hopkins said heavy rains threaten South Carolina. Georgia asked aid for southern flood areas while 221,000 people in 18 states receive work relief. Arkansas funds to help stranded farm workers and lands for 4,000 families. Eight wheel tractors with trailers proposed in Australia for freight.
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