Spontaneous Parade Honors Roosevelt In Charleston
A spontaneous crowd in Charleston paid homage to Franklin Delano Roosevelt as Americans from coal towns mills and farms joined in a day of thanks for a new order of living. NRA officials coordinated the event drawing native and foreign born workers and business leaders alike through a historic Kanawha Valley celebration.
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Charleston
America
Nwo
Franklin ‘Delano Roosevelt
Usl
NRA
Kanawha Valley
Absentee Landlords loom in West Virginia politics
The Fairmont Times essay warns that absentee landlords dominate state government and key industries. It argues electors must scrutinize owners like the Rockefellers Mellons and Bethlehem Steel, noting a long pattern of Republican control shaped by outside interests.
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West Virginia
Ned Smith
Fairmont Times
West
Fairmont
Rockefellers
New England Company
Grant Town
Everettvillé
Weltons
Bethlehem
Steel Company
Rockefeliers
Mellons
Tig Bugineas Jamocrates
State Senate
Senate
Seasion
Senator Blank
Ekc
West Virginia politics fear loss of state control
A perspective argues absentee landowners and coal operators urgently seek to buy the legislature, shielding Democrats and private interests. It contrasts profits in southern coal fields with worker pay, urging voters to reclaim government and expose corrupt ties ahead of elections.
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West Virginia
United States
House of Delegates
Senate
Roosevelt
Fairmont
Feirmont
Golden Jubilee for Coyle and Richardson Store
Fifty years after opening a Front Street general store, George F. Coyle and Lynn Richardson celebrate a Golden Jubilee at their Les and Dickinson streets building. The piece praises long service, honesty, and local reputation, recalling earlier years and civic reflections from a Senator and Congressional Record.
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Charleston
Front Street
Kanawha Street
George F. Coyle
Lynn Richardson
Les and
Dickinson Streets
Coyle
Doyle & Richardson
West Virginia
Gazette
Coyle & Richardson
Roosevelt absence affects three federal bureaus during weekend trip
President Roosevelt’s absence en route to his weekend in Washington impacts three federal agencies. The Bureau of Fisheries, the Geodetic Survey, and the Weather Bureau must manage fishing guidance, maps and itineraries, and weather forecasts for the Potomac and Chesapeake Bay area. The piece notes the bureaus’ competing duties and the common challenge of predicting conditions for presidential travel.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Sawad
New Deal
Bureau of Fisheries
Weather Bureau
Jt Mennna
Potomac
Bureau of
Batormac
Chesapeske Bay
The
Geodetic Survey
Flt
Wim Rin
Suab
Outlandish Prisoner Letters and a Sudden Murder Headline
A long fragment recounts a prisoner in San Quentin reflecting on Dillinger and the danger of harboring criminals, then shifts to NYPD dog control, police dog incidents, and owner duties. It includes quirky notes about Togo Ishida barber shop history in Yokohama. The piece ends with a startling murder headline about a mysterious Jewish venture.
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San Quentin
Dillinger
Aveniss
Esca
Peccunmry
Gabg Hd
Dillingers
New York
Ipdi—Iorn
Hongo
Tokyo
Hokkaido
Ely
Palace Tollet Saloon
Yamaashita-cho
Yokohama
Sen Toilet Saloon
Bronze Mirror
Shitin Tokyo
Hope
Phie
Great Good Accomplished By NRA In First Year, Editors Say
The Charleston event drew WV editors commenting on the NRA's first year and recovery act impact. GOP papers criticized inflation of praise while praising worker earnings, state employment and dividend effects as the program's backbone.
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NRA
Charlanton
West Virginia
Recovery Administration
Repubican
Charieacon
F. Witcher McCullough
Congress
T. C. Townsend
Raleigh Register
West
Virginia
Vask
Charleston
van Bittner
Hell
Wayne County
Hugh Johnson
Commencement at Lawrenceville School Honors Prince Konoye
Lawrenceville New Jersey June 16 135 graduates received diplomas at the school’s commencement Prince Fumitaka Konoye son of Japan’s prince is among the notable attendees excelling in studies and athletics while Dr Mather A Abbott headmaster is remembered in a memorial service The article also notes global news including Mussolini Hitler talks and various political tensions in Europe.
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Lawrenceville School
Law
Renceville
N. J
Villant
Prince Fumitaka Konoye
Hamish Stewart Forbes
John Budson Scott Martin
Publc
Prince Konoye
Princ Fuemimaro Konoye
House of Peers
Japan
Baering Down On the News By Bugs Baer
The article, though garbled, mentions the ATA age and letters of the alphabet. It references General Johnson adopting something referred to as I Now Us Way, and a boy described as bottle baby with repeat bot. It notes political figures, purchasing power, production, and exile in arms.
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Henry Drury Hatfield
United States
Rexford Tygwell
Department of Agriculture
Tigwell Ins
Hatfield
Mau Hatfield
Roosevelt
Clarksburg
Baering
Bugs Baer
General Johnson
Geners
Tts
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Chicago
Natur
Jess Billings
Charney Hodges
Earl Smith
Senator Smith
South Cargling
Bose
Daily Washington Merry
McIntyre
Togo Ishida
United Clep Barber Ston
Stewart Edward White
Witcher
Witcher McCullough
Ceteral
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Mr.Riesberg
BR. W. McCullough
NEG
Wheeling Tnteligencer
West Virginis
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Johnsons
Tugwells
Wallaces
Warrens
Moleys
Jackson Herald
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Nore
Kump
Rapidy
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Arthur Brisbane
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Giselon
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Dr. Mather
A. Abbott
William Green
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Hitler
Mather A. Abbott
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Wiliam Green
American Federation of Labor
Cubs
Bowie
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Mort Wesel
Germany
Wenterces
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Te Saven
Sol Epateln
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