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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1933

Page

12

Roosevelt Promises Kept Praised by Robinson

Senate Majority Leader Robinson defended the Roosevelt record praising the special session as unparalleled for care and action. He cited party pledges, noting reductions in government spending, the emergency economy bill saving about a billion annually, and the Volstead act modification legalizing beer passage where states permit. The relief bill followed shortly after inauguration.

Washington Senate Robinson Roosevelt Congress House Republic Sneh Rovinson Democratic Party

Schlatsberg Sought After Sister Injured in WV Area

Inspector O Brien of New York City alerts the West Virginia patrol to watch for Abraham Sendatznerg as Mr Schlatsberg travels south in a Ford coach. His sister Henrietta Greenberg lies seriously injured and police request communication of his whereabouts. The car is described as a Ford coach with license 8-T 40R5.

John O Brien New York City Alice West Virginia Abraham Sendatznerg Mr. Schlatsberg Henrietta Greenberg Schlutzberg Lew Fark Jernse

Roosevelt era actions cited in legislative review

A summary lists Roosevelt era measures expanding federal powers over agriculture and currency, consolidating farm credit agencies, creating the civilian conservation corps, approving unemployment relief and public works, backing the Tennessee Valley projects, enacting banking and securities laws, and seeking international peace through world economic conference preparations. Byrns defends Democratic policies against Snell’s criticisms.

Robinson Tarm Board Agricultural Credit Farm Credit Administration Civilian Conservation Corps Flo Reforesta Muscle Shoals Tennessee Valley Roosevelt Snell House Joseph W. Hyrons Byrns

Bargain Tours Banff Lake Louise and Emerald Lake

Prices dive on new Banff Lake Louise and Emerald Lake tours offering big value in the Canadian Rockies. Leisurely itineraries include golf swimming dancing rides and full relaxation with several two day and three day options through S98 Sixth Ave Pittsburgh listing W A Shackelford as general agent.

Banff Lake Louise Emerald Lake Canadian Rockies China Emeralds Lake Banil Ida Miles Jagnar Speerasyiar Banke W. A. Shackelford Sixth Ave Pittsburgh

Endings spree object to revival of industry gains support

A political figure attacked a revival of industry as a “spending spree” while noting it has gained active cooperation from metal enterprises nationwide, boosting business and potentially employing about 4 million previously idle workers. He claimed the speaker aimed to create panic among the public, arguing the timing amid nationwide recovery is inappropriate.

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Special Session For Beer Urged

Governor Bollard and Assistant Attorney General Edwin H Gibson clash over the call for a special session to address beer legalization and vacancies. Richmond delegation urged the session with a repeal referendum plan, while ministers questioned a universal demand for 3.2 beer and praised Bollard yet criticized Gibson's hard stance on forcing laws.

Richmond Bollard Edwin H. Gibson Pollard Assembly House Gibson E.R. Pulley Hull Montague Charles W. Moss Edgar B. Inglish Charles W. Crowder Elbep C. Folkes William H. Adams John 2. Wicker, Jr Vaughan Gar Tne Norfolk Virginia Follard Major Gipson

Birthday salute to Charles Goff West Side business leader

The Gazette congratulates Charles Goff on his birthday. Goff, a West Side businessman and member of the West Side Business Men's Association, has a long record in politics and public service including rural mail carrier, school teacher, and post office clerk. He is married twice with four children from his first marriage and currently resides at 1029 Valley Road, Edgewood.

Charles Goff West Side Goff West Site Post Office Poea River Rocky Fork James K. Goff Rebecca (Wallace) Goff Kanawha County Tle Bemime & Student West Virginia University Morgantown Me.Gott Big Four Storage and Transfer Company Glyde Roberts Pers Gott Jess Shirkey Sherman Shirkey Ingets Gott Valley Road Edgewood

Savage Asked To Design New Dam

In Denver June 27 UP Jack Savage famed dam designer is hired by the Tennessee Valley Authority to plan Cove Creek dam a $30 million project. He will lead 22% engineers including Boulder dam veterans to draft plans within three to four months and possibly oversee on site development with TVA funding.

Denver Colo J. K Jack) Savage Tennessee Valey Authority United States Reclamation Aurea Lts Jack Sav- Ree Cove Creek Tennessee River Federal Building United Press Boulder Dam Savage Snyige Arthur Morgan Tennessee Valley Board Washington Tennessee Valley Authority Army Reclamencion Bureau Sevege

Mare Recovered After Citywide Car Hunt

Salt Lake City report says Harry Mutlas’s gray mare was stolen and a fleet of patrol cars combed the city. The horse was found tethered on the outskirts, but the thief had vanished.

Pontice Salt Lake City Utah Harry Mutlas Mutlas

Why Don t You Get Married in Vida Hurst Story

In the Gazette, Vida Hurst presents Second Hand Lovers, starting Friday. Janice Meade loves Arthur who sees only friendship. He reveals his wife will return home, delaying marriage. Janice longs for a home and family while romance remains complicated.

Janice Arthur Janice Meade Daniee Janiee Vida Hurst Gozette

Nye Says Government To Tighten Regulation Of Industry

Senator Gerald P. Nye of North Dakota told the National Association of Retail Grocers in Atlantic City that government steps will impose drastic controls on industry because of the greed of industrialists. He called the passage of the Industrial Recovery Act a pleasant surprise showing the old order has prevailed too long. He sits on appropriations and insular affairs committees.

Atlantic City Ni J Gerald P. Nye Republican North Dakota National Association of Retail Grocers Nye Senate Appropriations and Insular Affairs

Roosevelt Urges Banking Reform Align With Recovery Act

A senator calls government banking reform essential to relieve the depression, condemns investment bankers for issuing worthless securities and Bethlehem Steel bonuses totaling $21 million over 13 years, and criticizes corporate greed. England and Wales report nearly 3,590 marriages disrupted in the past year.

Fréising Roosevelt Bethlehem Steel Corporation England Wales

Myrtle Creek Church Home Coming Services Set

Myrtle Creek Baptist church will hold its annual home coming on Sunday from 9:00 a.m. to 2:40 p.m. Speakers include Rev. Ronald Cleland, Rev. Co. P. Carr, Rev. Delmer Bowman, Rev. BH. C. Priestley, Rev. W. Means, Rev. Roy Mallory, Rev. T. J. Kinder, and Rev. J. C. Jordan in Myrtle Creek. The Swedish government has banned the wearing of political uniforms.

Myrtle Creek Baptist Church Ronald Cleland Co. P. Carr Delmer Bowman BH. C. Priestley W. ©. Means Roy Mallory T. J. Kinder J. C. Jordan.a

Calotabs Purify Blood for Health Renewal

Physicians praise Purification for systemic cleansing. Take Calotabs once or twice weekly for several weeks to purify the blood by activating the liver kidneys stomach and bowels. Available in 10 cents and 35 cent packages from all dealers.

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