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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1934

Page

13

Steel Titans and Workers Favor Board Plan Clash Over Representation

Steel Titans and workers clash over how a proposed neutral board should represent labor in the steel industry. The dispute centers on majority versus proportional representation for collective bargaining. Roosevelt states the board would be independent and limited to labor relations, with arbitration duties and worker election oversight.

Roosevelt Perkins Iron and Steel Industry Seater Dea Steel Board Wiley Denver, Rio Grande and Western Delaware and Hudson Justice Stacey Mullenbach Petroleum Labor Board Chicago Clothing Industy

Bombings Increase Across Austrian Sectors

Reports from Vorarlberg to Salzburg describe multiple blasts as Chancellor Dollfuss plans travel, hitting a pro-government printing plant, a 17th century church, theaters, the Fatherland front HQ, and the provincial government basement. Bombs crippled the electric works in Kufstein and tore up railroad tracks near Anstetten, with police jailing Nazi supporters.

Vorarlberg Dollfuss Innsbruck Mackart Square Salzburg Wolfgang Mozart Fatherland Front Kufstein Anstetten

Killer Claimed Dead At Ball Game Involving Dillinger Fugitive

Crown Point reports state that killer and outlaw John Dillinger was said dead after a ball game sighting by Robert Voli a local mail carrier. Voli described recognizing the outlaw during the Chicago Cubs vs Brooklyn game and linked the escape from Little Bohemia to the fatal incident.

Robert Voli Volic Crown Point Dillinger Chicago Volt Brooklyn St. Paul American Association Minneapolis Tommy Carroll Minnepolis Tommy John Reilly Little Bohemia Mercer Wis

President Signs Housing Measure To Aid Homeowners

The measure guarantees repayment for repair loans up to 1200 dollars and outlines steps for homeowners to obtain funding. A prospective builder must approach a building and loan association or bank and present plans, with lenders evaluating feasibility before loan approval.

Building and Loan Association Bank

Holt Seeks Senate Seat Amid Youth Controversy

Rush D. Holt, candidate for U S senator, defends youth during scrutiny. He argues the senate judges qualifications and cites Roosevelt era progress. He notes he will be 21 June 19, 1925, and references constitutional age limit of 30. Also mentions mortgage draft by housing administration.

Rush D. Holt United States Franklin D. Roosevelt Senate Washington Roosevelt Senate Henry Clay Holt

Wharf Boat Imperilled By Hole After Log Tearing

Workmen removed 40 tons of merchandise from the Green Wharfage company wharf boat on the Kanawha river near Summers street after a log tore a hole in the bottom. Operator W M Burns said the log wedged between the boat and river bed caused the accident. Merchandise was not damaged and water was being pumped out as the craft tilted about 25 degrees. it should be back to normal later today.

Green Wharfage Company Kanawha River Summers Street W. M. Burns Burns

Brothers Complete First Leg of Hop Across Atlantic

The two brothers finished their initial leg in nine hours and forty minutes then planned a multi city hop toward Dublin Berlin and Warsaw. They were noncommittal on exact departure time and were joined by flying instructor Holger Horns who piloted to Copenhagen in 1931 in the plane Miss Liberty.

Atlantic Dublin Berlin Warsaw Holger Horns Copenhagen

Brothers aim solo Atlantic flight after crash earlier

The two inexperienced aviator brothers Joseph and Benjamin intend to finish a solo transatlantic attempt. They, aged 39 and 36, started in 1927 and 1928, with a previous crash at Harbor Grace after leaving Floyd Bennett. They are partners in business and are optimistic about completing the return journey.

Floyd Bennett Airport Harbor Grace Joseph Benjamin

State Fiscal Marks Shattered and License Revenue Report

Officials report two fiscal marks shattered and one beer license record. June income from licenses and barrel tax totals $171,023.19, with about half of new fiscal year beer licenses issued despite a record day. Revenue bureau notes breweries remain steady amid ongoing fiscal timing.

Berr Beer License Bureau State Tax Commissioner’s Office

DINE COOL COMFORT Ventilating Equipment Dust

A compact note describes a dining venue with cooling comfort and ventilating equipment, mentioning dishes such as spaghetti salads steak sandwiches cold plates. The fragment hints at menu items and an emphasis on air circulation in a Hickory area establishment.

President Reviews Many Gains Plans Summer Cruise to Pacific

The president outlined summer plans and a four week cruise from Puerto Rico to Hawaii. After four weeks aboard, he will disembark at a Pacific northwest port then inspect national projects on the Columbia Missouri and Mississippi rivers and visit national parks to learn about current conditions.

Puerto Rico Hawaii Pacific Northwest Columbia Missouri Mississippi

Quick Relief For GAS PAINS Stomach Distress

A promotional claim urges readers to discard antacid products and use a tablespoon of Daves Mentha Papsin before meals. It promises relief from gas, fullness, and bloating and offers a money back guarantee if the product fails to alleviate symptoms.

Dave Caben Cut Bate Drug Co Adv

Quote Calls for United States to Stay God's Country

Wording reflects a speaker recalling wartime France and urging Americans to preserve the nation as "God's country." The remark ties patriotism to national unity and defense and evokes a historical wartime sentiment about American identity.

No More Piles Doctor's Pie

An early health ad promotes internal treatment for piles, arguing external remedies fail to remove bleeding or protrusion. It touts a Dr Arde prescription sold locally, claiming it stimulates circulation and cures, while dismissing operations and external methods.

J Arde Charleston Bélie Belle Dunbar Byernae Euiferer

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