Debunking Bank Insurance Law in West Virginia Press
The Charleston Gazette outlines what the Glass Steagall Act means for deposit guarantees. It explains how deposits are insured, the role of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, and how banks must participate, with phased coverage starting at $2,500 and expanding toward full coverage by mid-1934.
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Treasury
Federal Reserve Banks
Federal Reserve System
Great Insurance Corporation
Federal Bank Deposit Insurance Corporation
Mutual Savings Banks
Federal Reserve
Insurance Corporation
Tully
West Virginia Receives Federal Road Aid Share
West Virginia is allotted 4.474 million dollars from a 400 million federal highway appropriation under the National Industrial Recovery Act. The distribution aims to rebuild roads, reemploy workers, and boost business, with D H Stephenson of Kanawha County named state administrator for the recovery act.
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W. Va
West Virginia
National Industry Recovery Act
United States
Hawaii
D. H. Stephenson
Kanawha County
Stephenson
State Highway Department
Secretary of Agriculture
West Virginia to Gain From Transportation Funds Boost
Municipalities stand to benefit from a new act allocating federal funds to transportation projects. West Virginia plans immediate use of the money, targeting highway repairs within the state and especially in Charleston. Local residents may receive work opportunities as streets are improved under the program.
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Ing
Noh
West Virginia
Charleston
Immortal words twist by Baltimore police fund tale
A Baltimore Evening Sun piece notes how a New York Special Fund of 240 dollars yearly for heroic police work was diverted to fund the renovated vice squad. The report condemns the squad’s protogoes, framing, and earnings for prostitutes, calling the situation odious.
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Omar Khayam
Epiieady
Baltimore Evening Sun
New York Police Department
Gore
Wage Boosts Spread Through Local Economy And Cattle Debate
Editorial notes wage increases may lift purchasing power and curb unemployment as output expands. It references Marion County and Pocahontas County votes on cows roaming Marlinton streets, a mayoral bid by Josh Reynolds on a New Deal ticket, and city governance contrasts between Cincinnati Wheeling and Cincinnati. It discusses municipal finances, taxation, crime, and governance quality, praising Cincinnati’s cautious budgeting and citizen vigilance while critiquing Wheeling’s deficits.
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Spirit of
Coopermik
Clarksburg
Markutos
Pocahontas County
Josh Reynolds
Spencer Boy
Brother Reynolds
Marlinton
Spencer
Val
Neigbors
Allo Giuser
Bovine
Bage
Martinton
Pocahontas
Cincinnati
Cincinbotl
Pusli- Tanimenes Council
Cays
Perhepa
Necene Aury
Dew Strecks
Packe Pac
Obiker Municipal
Ginrluimt
Singh
Ligen& Clauinnatuchleyn
Wieeling
Wilh
Claeiunith
Cleveland
League of Women Voters
Cluginnali
United States
Cliclanatl
Poo Poverimlunt
Mm Geting
Caunel
Johnsons recovery plan battles industry worries
June 28 dispatch reports the Roosevelt administration and Johnson team negotiating a balanced recovery. Industry growth soars past March while prices and wages shift, risking inflation and factory idling. Barneys role disputed as Democratic senators shift tariff stance and seek to influence policy.
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Wasevic
General Johnson
Cwnger
Johnson
George Peek
Peek
Dullus
Tam Relist
Slmgar
Pownty
Barney Darich
Roosevelt
Moade
Barnsey
Ritchie
Barney
Mate Toolad
McSt
Generral Hugh Johnson
Industrial Recovery Boy
George N. Peeks
Farm Relief Agency
London
Abet
United States
Senate
Tarif
Barney Esrach
Burch
Readers' Forum letter on unemployment and economy woes
A reader laments loss of Gazette delivery as government aid ends, warns of hunger without relief, cites wartime service and long work history, pleads for assistance and potential reliance on county relief. The writer details medical issues and inability to work, stressing urgent need for support.
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Gianevtes Nokt
The
Gazette
Dumrleston Gazette
Gunley Bridge
Point Pleasant
France
Idm
Swope and a parade of lively city characters
A quirky roster of personalities in New York and beyond is sketched through anecdotes about Herbert Swope, socialites, artists, pols, and reporters. The piece flashes quick vignettes from Swope’s theater outings to telephones, with many named figures and places interwoven in fast, humorous strokes.
Questions And Answers Quiz From The Charleston Gazette
A reader quiz from The Charleston Gazette offers questions on George Washingtons camp, Pershing, world history, geography, and notable figures with a note on sending three cents and a name. The Washington Bureau bulletin promises facts about cats and care with a coupon for a copy to be mailed to Washington.
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Gazette
Washington Utes
New York Avenue
N. W
Washington, D.C
George Washington
Genero
Pershing
Buren de Belle
Revolu- Hebe
Bucknell University
Vancouver
Pago Pago
Wta
Kamenas Nich
Peninsula
Fata
Washington
THE
Charleston Gazette
Waashngton
A Washington Bystander by Kirke Simpson
Washington column notes diplomacy jokes and commentary on British and American public figures during early 20th century events. It mentions Col. Charles Michelson and Roosevelts era campaign staff, amid fragmented reports from London conferences and public notices across several locations.
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Washington
London
Nuwa
Col
Charles Michelson
Today by Arthur Brisbane Esnor's Note
A jumble of editorial notes discusses Arthur Brisbane and The Gazette, praising Senator Born's Johns Hopkins operation, and critiquing heavyweight boxing coverage. It mentions Carnera and Jack Sharkey, weighing and examining fighters, and notes advances by Dr Vladimir Zworykin on an artificial eye. The piece also includes whimsical names from various cultures and ends with a tease to turn to Page 7 Part 2.
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Senator Born
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Idaho
Washington
United States
Mr. Horah
Not Junk But Wealth Keepsakes In Men And Women Tug Of Tiny Treasures
A lighthearted tale shows a young couple packing a car for a move with many small gifts and knickknacks. She saves items he deems unnecessary, while he hoards screws, wires, and tiny bits. The couple laughs at their feud, as wives tease and husbands grin, arguing the kept items prove usefulness and value.
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Aly
Edmund Kean
Ted Shiotr
Eteran
Cantinen
Berhind
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Rey Howard
Grenville Kleber
Eddie Feshody
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Christopher Morley
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Williamore University
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