Charleston Gazette Independent Democratic Newspaper Facts
Publication details state the paper is a 1887 established Charleston Gazette Independent Democratic Newspaper. It notes Tau Fi Carrier Rates and mentions Daily and Sunday editions with various subscription lengths and AP ownership of news, with advertising reps in New York and Chicago.
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Bus Service For Edgewood Prepares To Substitute Street Cars
The Edgewood district may see an interurban company replace the current street car line with bus service. The Gazette argues the bus plan serves more residents more conveniently and cost effectively, noting the line has long been unprofitable with regular empty trips. It urges immediate adoption to better serve Edgewood residents.
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Harriman Mills Close Over NRA Blue Eagle Fight
The Harriman Tennessee hosiery plant closed after losing the blue eagle, highlighting the Isbor issue and NRA tension. The factory discharged workers after union activity. a labor board found bad faith in bargaining, halting relief funds and prompting the company to resist with obstinacy, risking hundreds of jobs.
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Pennsylvania
Settlement Rejected as NRA Waives Audit Demands
The latest settlement proposal from NRA Administrator Glancy, rejected by workers, refuses an audit of payrolls to verify rehiring of strikers. It states the government should assist strikers like other stranded populations while urging limited enforcement of the 7-A collective bargaining guarantee.
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R. Glancy
The Rise of Contact Whist and a Drought Sermon
A jokey history of card games tracks whist bridge auction and contract, predicting a return to whist with contact whist. It notes a calmer, less exposed hand game on the horizon. A Congressional Record cartoon quotes Senator Schallang decrying drought as divine wrath and urging conservation.
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Jazgler
Thomas Schallang
Congressional Record
West Virginia Needs Brains in Government Says Ripley Editor
The Ripley Mountaineer urges vigilance as liberal forces clash with reactionaries in the House of Delegates and notes a possible 1935 Senate shift. It defends expertise in policy making, citing Roosevelt’s administration and WV Governor Kump’s tax study and the use of economists Drs. Sly and Burne.
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Rush D. Holt
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Elkins Intermountain
Roosevelt
United States
Kump
Virginia
Ripley Mountaineer
Roosevelt plan for Pacific coast tour to press New Deal
Daily Washington Merry-Go-Round outlines President Roosevelt's planned August journey from the Atlantic to the Pacific with four major addresses. He will push government reform measures and a vigorous drive for a new deal Congress, while avoiding political attacks. The stops include Fork Peck Montana Twin Cities Minnesota and Green Bay Wisconsin.
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Chicago
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Iowa
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Canada
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Indiana
Ray Murphy
Murphy
King Makers
Frank N. Belgrano, Jr
San Francisco
California
Reform Movement
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Michaux
Billy Sunday
Lincoln Memorial
Department of Agriculture
William C. Reeves
J. M. Reeves
United States Fleet
New York Vaudeville Echoes and Names in Day by Day
McIntyre Day By Day From New York dated June 28 captures a lively salon of show names and cultural snapshots. It catalogs figures such as Tatiana Tcher Novey Ginger Rogers and Dashiell Hammett, recalling vaudeville’s fading heyday and audience nostalgia.
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Manhattan
Boetzi Beaton
Dolores
Gracie Square
Tatiana Tcher
Will A. Johnstone
Grinny
Junie McCree
Jimmy Thompson
Joel Finaltin
Rudy Vallee
Ginger Rogers
John Taintor Foote
Cisvie Loftus
Ballie Stiles
Donahue
Dashiell Hammett
Park Row
Julian Mason
Diana Wynyard
Clive Brook
Helen Morgan
Lnck
Jack Dem
Iain Jacob Astor
Ritz
Frank Sullivan
Recovery code initials mix up prompts official note
A 1934 Universal Service Inc. item complains about scrambled recovery code initials credited to NRA and CCC, mentions Mr Hoover and simplified letters SOS, and notes the president traveling to Hayganl for a rest amid White House concerns.
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Universal Service Inc
Washington Close-Up on Congress Two-Session Pattern Emerges
The piece notes that peace-time legislative work was set for a two-session Congress after the 1933 transition, with most major New Deal measures like NRA, AAA, and PWA expiring by mid-1935. It forecasts a tough 1936 outlook as Roosevelt faces stronger opposition and Congress signals a decisive test of support for his program.
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AAA
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Senate
Test Your Knowledge questions from Washington Bureau
Readers may write questions to The Gazette Washington Bureau in New York and send three cents for return postage. The feature offers Q A style prompts on topics from osteopathy to geography and history with an included coupon for an Automobile bulletin.
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Astor wealth endures through great real estate holdings
Arthur Brisbane reviews society culture and national defence, contrasting the Astors staying wealthy by owning real estate with the decline of others, notes on Japan Britain air power, and reflects on capital preservation and public policy. Also recounts an execution case of Mrs Antonio and the looming Kansas City hanging of Paul Kaufman.
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Goelets
Gerry
Fifth Avenue
Social Register
Newport
Health and Diet on Poisonous Snakes in Outdoor Life
An article warns outdoor enthusiasts about venomous snakes and two venom types. Neurotoxic coral snakes affect the nervous system. hemotoxic moccasins, copperheads, and many rattlesnakes cause blood and vessel damage. Snakes inhabit nearly all U.S. regions with varied ranges from Massachusetts to Wisconsin.
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