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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1934
Page
8
Kanawha College Granted Full Accreditation for Next Year
The state board of education in annual session accredits Kanawha college in full for the coming year. Dr. William A. Cook of the University of Cincinnati praised the college and urged local financial support to sustain its growth and endow its operation. Congressman John Kee donated his travel expenses to the Kanawha College Endowment Fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanawha College
State Board of Education
D. L. S. McDaniel
State Department
State Board
William A. Cook
University of Cincinnati
Cook
Charleston
John Kee
Kanawha
Washington
Kanawha Sallege Endowment
Credit Unions Offer Break Under New Law By Congress
The article describes the Sheppard bill creating federal credit unions as a new consumer credit option. It notes high borrowing rates from pawnbrokers and loan sharks and cites varying loan sources with small loans often going to credit unions as a potential relief.
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St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Congress
United States
Massachusetts
Farm Credit Administration
Credit unions，比较低利率吸引小额借款人
文中比较商业银行与会员制信用合作社的借款利率 6–18% 年利率，称信用社自1909年起在马萨诸塞发展并在1925–1929年间迅速增长，现有约2000家，会员一人一票，收益分红，行政成本低，亏损罕见。对联邦信用社在监管与低成本贷款的作用予以评价。
Railroads plan night sleeper with car delivery to doors
The New Haven Railroad proposes adding automobiles to its train service so passengers could board a night sleeper in Washington or Baltimore and be delivered to their homes next morning for one ticket. Other lines are expected to follow as railroads push faster cheaper travel to stay competitive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Baltimore
New Haven Railroad
Clarksburg
Nebraska's Proposed Nonpartisan One-House Legislature
The Morgantown Post discusses a Sunday New York Times story predicting Nebraska voters will approve a constitutional amendment to replace the current 33 member senate and 100 member house with a single 21 member nonpartisan legislature. The piece cites George Norris and Gov. Charles Bryan as supporters and outlines claimed benefits and criticisms of the proposed system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunday New York Times
Nebraska
George Norris
Charles Bryan
Senate
Wuld
Europe
United States
Congress
Cameret
Hodges
Kansas
West
Nebraka
Morgantown Post
Pennsylvanian Senate Campaign Slush Amid New Allegations
The piece reviews long running worries over campaign spending in Pennsylvania's Republican senatorial races. It cites 1926 Revelations of large slush funds and names figures like William Vare and Senator Reed, with fresh accusations that Reed benefited from hundreds of thousands in secret expenditures. It notes critics and investigative moves, and contrasts past and current probes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pennsylvania
Leldast Merth
Jim Reed
William 5. Vare
Senate
David Aiken Reed
Andy Mellonally
Victor
Pinchot
Reed
Kent
Hit
South Carolina
Jimmy Byrnes
White House
Congress
McIntyre Day and Society Notes In July 1920s Gleanings
Wacky collage of names and hints of social scenes from a 1920s page. Mentions Eddie Peabody Oliver Herford Julia Sanderson George Armsby and Oliver McLaurin among others. Notes on theatre, yacht era figures, and Elsie Janis reopening estate near Tarrytown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kew York
Bud Kelland
Joseph P. Day
Dorn
Pat Campbell
King Edward
Lannon
Chaplin
Eddie Peabody
Kendall
Puppyville
Varn Dine
Bool Lyeler
Mastus
Marion Davies
Borothy
Som
Amon Carters
Julia Sanderson
George Armsby
Dave Carnegie
Pierre Cartier
Guittle
Oliver Herford
Dawn Powell
Licius Beebe
Bryan Foy
Fannie
Elsie Janis
Tarrytown
Revie
War talk in Edinburgh drawing famed authors together
A 1934 note imagines H. G. Wells leading a swivel chair cavalry in a debate with Entit Ludwig as writers Edin burgh gather three days after war begins. Wells claims writers vanish after three days, cites The Invisible Man author’s insight, and muses on meeting Shakespeare Kipling Washington Irving and Longfellow in one room.
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Edinburgh
Shakespeare
Kipling
Washington Irving
Longfellow
Be &E Met
Universal Service Inc
Optimism Shrugs 1935 Farm Outlook Amid Drought
Washington insiders say drought relief boosts AAA planning and may lift acreage restrictions and major crop carryovers next year. Cotton acreage limits could ease to about 33 million acres, with Bankhead bill acting mainly as a cooperative reserve. Political effects tied to 1936 campaign loom large for farmers and Roosevelt programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
AAA
Farm Belt
Democratic Congress
Questions and Answers in The Gazette 1934 test portion
Readers are invited to send questions to The Gazette Washington Bureau for a quiz on general knowledge and history. The page lists sample questions and answers, including topics on rivers, Bible books, shells science, coinage, and notable figures, with a Chicago World’s Fair bulletin offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Washington
Century of Progress
Ex- Novition
Daily Gazette
New York
New Bulletin
Daylight, economics and health in a June essay by Brisbane
Arthur Brisbane laments long days and daylight saving while noting Jupiter’s year length and global economic shifts. He discusses gold payments vs dollars, currency devaluation, and the impact of recent currency moves, then warns against starvation diets for women and asserts the value of natural curves and health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jupiter
Your Health And Diet By Logan Glenaching
An essay exploring animal senses and the theory that all sensation stems from touch. It discusses dog olfactory perception, cat scent traces, and Goethean ideas, noting how hearing and sight involve particles and waves. It highlights that loss of one sense can sharpen others, with blindness aiding mathematical ability as illustrated by Oscar Moore.
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Oscar Moore
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