The Charleston Gazette 1935 front page digest
A compact 1935 Charleston Gazette fragment discusses national politics with editorials on Hoover Roosevelt policy and holding company regulation. It quotes West Virginia figures Senator Neely and Jim Clendenin, plus notes on Capper's stance and Funk and Wagnalls year book coverage of 1934.
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West Virginia
Roosevelt
Jim Clendenin
Ife
Clendenin
Herald-Dispatch
Democratic
Congress
Mike Benator Capper
Democratic Party
Democrats
Senator Neely
Bni
Senator Capper
Huey Long under scrutiny as film of power plays unravels
Washington commentary analyzes Huey Long's recent political gambits showing a lack of balance and self-control. It notes his clashes with Progressives, the risk of alienating key leaders, and shifts in New Deal policy via the Rural Electrification Administration emphasizing private cooperation and staged funding limits.
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Washington
Huey Long
Huey
Harald Ickes
Ickes
Interior
PWA
Rural Electrification Administration
TVA
East Tennessee
Grand Coulee
State of Washington
Fort Peck
Montana
Casper-Acova
Wyoming
Passamaquaddy
Roosevelt
REA
Morris L. Cooke
Cooke 1
Cooke
McAdoo
B. Dockweller
California
William Gibbs
Dockweiler
Callefornia
Editors Debate Uplift as Roosevelt Policy Sparks Debate
Detroit at a meeting of America club women heard Ward M. Canaday FILA official declare that many American homes lack central heating baths plumbing and hot water while electric wiring advances exist The article cites Roosevelt's social program as key to expanding opportunities and preserving the constitution. Canada television progress and a Flag Day recount also appear with remarks by Col Waldron of Huntington about flags and American history.
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Detroit
Ward M. Canaday
FILA
Canaday
Roosevelt
Clarksburg
Congress
America
Beckley
W. H. Waldron
Huntington
Beckley Hotel
Beckley Hotel, and Stoned With Considerable Interest In Colonel Waldron
Legislature's Acts Volume Described as Fine Brass Bound Volume
A Wheeling Daily News critique notes the advance copy of the West Virginia forty-second legislature acts measures. The 722 page volume dedicates 62 pages to the Wheeling charter and 27 pages to the Liquor Control Act.
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West Virginia
Daily News
Park Project Plan Highlights River Bank Debate
Intercepted message dated around late 19th or early 20th century criticizes plans to convert the Kae Nawhe river bank into a park. The note argues the proposal obscures the obvious and suggests public overreach by authorities or planners. The text references Ernest and questions the feasibility.
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Ernest
Kaenawhe
Roosevelt court plan fuels debate across party lines
A Baltimore Sun analysis from 1953 discusses fears in political and journalistic circles that President Roosevelt's constitutional court idea could backfire. It cites Roosevelt intimates pushing reform, Tugwell's New Mexico speech, Moley’s Living Constitution, Byrnes’ nullification history, and Norris's Nebraska proposal as signals of a broader push to alter the court and federal powers.
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Washington
Supreme Courts
Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
New Mexico
Tugwell
America
Moley
Byrnea
South Carolina
Byrnes
Senate
George Norris
Nebraska
Mitchell’s Fire on Commerce Dept Sparks Reform Talk
Fragmented remarks suggest political appointees face criticism as reform moves buzz. The piece hints at shifts in oversight and political pressure, with references to figures from sports to history and a hint of a forthcoming congressional record in 1935.
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Mitchell
McIntyre Bakery Returns With High Hopes in New York
In New York on East 50th Street Charles Weeghman opens a refurbished restaurant once Almer Daly's with fanfare aimed at launching a comeback for a one time millionaire and sportsman. Weeghman, known for One Armed Lunch and a Chicago catering chain, faces a public gaze as he works to revive his fortunes amid a changing dining era.
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Daly
Associated Press
Geo, B. “David Co
East 42Nd Street
New York
Wrigley Building
Chicago
Pontottica
Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia
S0th Street
Charles Weeghman
Almer Daly
Weighman
Jay
Restau
Test Your Knowledge From The Washington Bureau
Readers answer general knowledge questions from history literature geography and science. The page lists questions on Varro Lincoln and Kay Francis with answers hinting at the Era and culture of the time and asks readers to request a clothing care coupon from The Guestroom 1012 Thirteenth Street Washington Bureau.
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Ieiavers
Buick Motor Company
Harlow
Curtice
Flint
United States
Kay Francis
Katherine Gibbs
Oteron
France
Charente
Seudre
Charente-Inferieure
Holland
Scandinavia
Russia
Finland
Yvonne
Treasury Department
Chicago
Colleen Moore
Washington
Today’s By Arthur Brisbane in a May feature
The column presents Arthur Brisbane’s opinions on current events and public figures as a feature essay. It reflects his distinctive voice and editorial stance guiding readers through topical issues of the era.
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Arthur Brisbane
King Features
Epciaaie. Inc
Brisbane
Two Brothers Plan Atlantic Flight with Poison Vial
The Monteverde brothers George and Alfred intend to fly from Caney Inland to Rome, carrying a vial of poison to use if they cannot be saved at sea. They describe the flight as a sport despite the risk, while other notes discuss riots and political figures.
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George
Alfred Monteverde
Caney
Rome
Atlantic
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