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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1933
Page
3
New York June 28 The American Jewish Congress issued a strong statement last night opposing Chancellor Hitler's claims and condemning his policies asserting that he misrepresented Jewish communities and their situation in Germany.
An ad claims kidneys remove acids and toxins via thousands of tiny tubules. It warns against drastic drugs and promises relief from nocturnal symptoms, back pain, acidity, and fatigue. The prescription Gyntex supposedly starts in 15 minutes, soothes tissues, and comes with money back guarantee.
The Jewish Congress issued a statement through Bernard Deutsch President refuting Adolf Hitler’s claims and denouncing Nazi oppression of minorities. It labeled the regime’s rhetoric as designed to justify defensible principles and condemned repressions, discrimination, and extermination documented in German records. The note cited critics including Lord Halleham Sir John Simon and the Archbishop of Canterbury.
A forecast promises showers may ease a severe heat wave though recent forecasts have been unreliable. Yesterday's heat reached 93.5 degrees, reducing traffic as people fled to beaches and pools amid the heat.
A historical reflection condemns the suffering of Jews under Hitler and the German Reich, calling it an everlasting shame. It emphasizes that no group on earth deserves such wrong and suffering, urging accountability for the regime’s actions.
A three year old grabs another’s tag and a baby claws his mouth prompting a tantrum. Father intervenes calmly explaining that a baby cannot be disciplined and that anger is not the answer. The older child agrees to refrain, learning self control despite provocation.
A father’s mild rebuke of a smaller child shapes a child’s view of rights and prompts long running sibling tensions. The piece notes how parents often misjudge a three year old’s reasoning and fail to teach restraint, sowing seeds for future disputes between brothers and sisters.
The remark about handling a child’s anger exposes gaps in understanding child development and emotional regulation. Experts caution against punitive language and urge caregiver education on effective de escalation and age appropriate responses.
Gasoline distributors in Charleston yesterday posted notices of a rise of one cent per gallon. The basic price, including state and federal taxes, stands at 17.7 cents per gallon amid rising costs and employment figures in Hungary.
BELLE FOURCHE June 8. More than 500 boys were at work in the sugar beet fields today to weed and hose the peet fields. The work began on June 10 with the start of the beet cultivation season.
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