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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1933

Page

3

Shadows and Light The Three Kinds That Guide Souls

A sermon-like meditation on shadows in life and faith. It divides shadows into self-made, satanic, and divine shadows, urging trust in God, prayer over planning, and acceptance of darkness as a pathway to fuller light. It cites biblical verses and concludes with embracing shadows as passageways to brighter light.

Lyes John Ugni Satan Job Joseph Wee Egypt Peter and Paul Christ God Alice

Summer Radio Highlights Offer Wide NYC Lineup

New York radio schedules unveil summer concert broadcasts starting tomorrow night. WEAF NBC carries Edwin Frank Goldman band at 6 30 with other Chicago and New York programs on WJZ and WABC. Highlights include Nat Shilkret orchestra, Horace Liveright interview, and varied performances across WEAF CBS and JZ networks.

New York Edwin Frank Goldman Weaf-Nbc Chicago WJZ NBC Wabc-Cbs Nat Shilkret Horace Liveright America WABC CBS WEAF Glee Clubs U. of Cincinnati Frances Langford Ship of Joy Hollywood WAES Theo Earle Howard Barlow Symphony Leon Belasco Wjz-Nbc Parony Man Eskimos

Steel Market Trends House Prices and Contracts Rise

Steel demand remains strong as buyers push for second quarter contracts with July 15 completion deadlines while mills offer pre August 1 bookings at current prices with wage and freight adjustment rights. Auto and manufacturing sectors push volumes. June output up over May and July seen matching June. Railroads set for heavier repair shipments. government bids on post office projects rise. Pittsburgh area plants restart blast furnaces. scrap sales and price gains continue. Finish steel at 28.75, composite at 45.30, scrap up to 89.66. hayling price up 47 percent in 11 weeks.

Pittsburgh Steelworks Willare Hayling

Pattern Service Promises charming summer sewing options

The Anne Adams pattern book and catalog offer a range of summer outfits from afternoon dresses to golf and tennis wear. Sizes include 12 14 16 18 20 with yardage details for size 16. Catalogs and patterns priced at 15 cents each, combined 25 cents, with mail orders to The Charleston Gazette Pattern Department in New York.

Meil Charleston West 27Th Street New York City Anne Adamé Charleston Gazette Pattern Department West 7Th Street

Drys Open Debate On Prohibition Effects In WV

The speaker cites county records to argue indictments rose before and after the state amendment and asserts legalization of beer did not reduce drunkenness or generate revenue. He condemns liquor interests as beneficiaries while urging absolute prohibition as the moral stance against the liquor trade.

West Virginia Ewing

President Wallace outlines cotton price plan and public works drive

The article details Henry A Wallace's cotton price restoration plan to boost southern prosperity and backstop a three year wheat program. It describes a four cent per pound tax on first processors, acreage reduction by leasing land, and government incentives including rental payments and stock options. Colonel Donald A Sawyer maps public works projects funded by 3.2 billion dollars, with construction to start soon on buildings, rivers and harbors, flood control, and irrigation.

Tur Henry A Wallace Wich Agriculture Department Japd Viaps Public Works Golonel Donald A. Sawyer Johnson Congress

Roosevelt Manages Economy Balancing Industry and Labor

The plan links industrial leaders with the textile sector and rural workers, aiming to curb price hikes while protecting profits. It warns workers may not share in profits and risks a system that could collapse without a fair balance of technology and wages. The core issue remains achieving a sustainable tie between prices, wages, and production.

Trel South Rousevelt

Actress Near Death After Major Operation in Paris

Paris dispatch reports Jenney Dolly of the Dolly ulstern stage team near death after a serious operation. Surgeons expect the crisis to resolve tonight or tomorrow following recurrent internal pains from injuries in a motor car crash two months prior. Also reported is the death of 56 year old Walter Marsh in Coalville Inge lang from natural causes, known as the "human ostrich" for chewing glass and swallowing objects.

Paris UPJ Jenney Dolly Walter Marsh Coalville Ingelang

Decoy truck leads to ransom in Denver kidnapping case

Police reported a ransom plot tied to the Denver kidnapping of Charles Boetcher and Haskell Bonn. A typewritten note to W. W. Dunn demanded 810,000 and warned of death if unpaid. Verne Snakey was identified by a taxi driver in a related inquiry. Hamm directed the rescue payment and instructions, as authorities awaited further word.

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