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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1937
Page
2
The article discusses Germany under Hitler as still unready for war. It notes shortages in food and raw materials, aging and undertrained forces, and delays in large naval and air power. Experts doubt quick expansion and question alliances, especially with Britain, France, and Russia, while internal production and agriculture lag.
London reports former Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin now Earl Baldwin announcing an anonymous gift of 230000 pounds as a tribute to his abdication handling. He placed the sum in trust to support useful causes and strengthen empire bonds.
The article notes lingering misgivings about the United States amid Nazi leadership. It states Germany fears American hesitations to join another European war, while acknowledging U S supplies once flowed to Europe between 1914 and 1917 and could reemerge as a factor against France and Great Britain.
Radical Socialists and Communists pledge support to a popular front cabinet led by Chautemps. Blum may take a portfolio, with Delbos likely retained as foreign minister. The Stavisky fallout and street riots loom while unions join a half day strike in Paris to show backing for reforms or possible change.
The Senate confirmed Louis A. Johnson of West Virginia to be assistant secretary of war. Also approved was Lawrence W. Cramer of New York as governor of the Virgin Islands.
A prolonged peace parley over the steel strike ends with both sides entrenched. CIO leader Lewis threatens a nationwide general strike if necessary. Girdler rebukes the CIO as irresponsible and insists citizens’ right to work without violence. Troops readied in the Mahoning valley as plants face possible reopenings and mass confrontations.
Russia outlines further aeronautical flights following a transarctic achievement. Ambassador Troyenovsky notes the flight marks a first in planned scientific research for its aeronautical forces. The single motor red-winged monoplane will be shipped to Moscow for inspection and comparison with future aircraft.
Firemen extinguished a blaze at Court and Lee streets damaging equipment used by the West Virginia Water Service company. The fire started when a torch was upset according to firemen. Scoiland may shortly start a second national park in Snowdonia.
The railroad issued orders via Fred Joge, superintendent, to trains moving shipments to area firms not to stop near Mrs. Zandell's house due to vents releasing smoke and soot from casting paint.
Advert describes Zemo as relieving itching from eczema rashes pimples and similar skin ailments. Claims include wide approval by readers and asks readers to purchase at 30 dollars for continued use.
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