Commerce Editor Slams New Deal Policy at Rotary Speech
Merle Thorpe editor of The Nations Business criticized new deal policies at the Kanawha Hotel Rotary Club. He warned America must fear foreign ideas more than armies, urged decentralized government, and denounced government control of business while praising business virtues. He blamed Depression on state of mind and urged active private enterprise.
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Merle Thorpe
United States Chamber of Commerce
Rotary Club
Kanawha Hotel
America
Merry-Go-Round continues with wage hikes and tax fares
The column notes Amalgamated Clothing Workers vote to raise a $1 war chest to defend pay and hours, more than half pledged. It mentions Washington's 20 cent taxi fare in effect again after the Shriners' convention, and mocks NEA payroll cuts. Senator Glass humorously quips about killing the bank bill by degrees while Vito Marcantonio earns praise for his labor dispute report.
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Blue Eagle
Amalgamated Clothing Workers
Washington
NEA
Supreme Court
Elue Ergie
Virginia
Glass
Vito Marcantonio
New York
Tadlay
Raymond Moley
Marcantonio
United Features Syndicate, Inc
Condition of Jarrett Slightly Improves After Huntington Crash
Slight improvement reported yesterday in the condition of Harry Jarrett of Jarrett Printing Company who was injured in an auto mobile accident at Huntington. He remains a patient at Memorial Hospital in Huntington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Jarrett
Jarrett Printing Company
Huntington
Memorial Hospital
Bream Church to Hear Dr J Porter Smith
The Rev J Porter Smith DD of Richmond VA will preach at Bream Memorial Presbyterian Church at morning and evening services tomorrow. Smith formerly taught at Pernambuco Brazil and now lectures theology at Union Theological Seminary in Richmond. The Rev Payne Brown will lead July services, and the Rev Frank C Brown DD, recently returned from England, will preach the first Sunday in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Porter Smith
Richmond
Bream Memorial Presbyterian Church
Smith
Presbyterian Seminary
Pernambuco
Brazil
Union Theotorical Seminary
Payne Brown
Breamchurch
Frank C. Brown
D.D
England
Huey Long Says He Could Have Routed Lee at Gettysburg
Senator Huey P. Long visited the Gettysburg battlefield and stated he could have advised General Lee on how to defeat the Union forces. The trip was described by friends as part of a weekend pleasure outing in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
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Harrisburg
Huey P. Long
D.-La
Gettysburg
Lee
Sen
Long
Senators Triumph On Salamone Second Homer In Win
In a high scoring game Charleston built a lead then held Zanesville to secure a victory. Salamone hit his second homer, Pavlovic drove in runs on a first inning single and third inning triple, Schultz added key hits as Dietz and Davis contributed on the mound. The Greys tied in the fourth but Charleston answered with three in the fifth to clinch.
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Salamone
Senators
Woody Davis
Burman
Hafey
Schultz
Pavlovic
Galvin
Benje Salamone
Aboun Zantini Rt Corlaznoss
Burman Ss
Hufey
Ooo Schutz
Y Honreh Cf
O'Sodd Rt
Galvan If
Ciascol Ib
Salamone ‘Konks
Tapah A
Gikawry If
Severitic
Neromathe
Rey Pit
Ostapcue
Lee
O.reis
Reis
Ith
Mt Fog
Zontin
Surman
Faylavic Damone
Severs Galvan
Jeres
Henrich
Kopko
Crommion
Minogue
Errois
Zontini
Hefey
Wastan
Kapko
Crompton
Stanelle
Russ Balled
Beaukiz
Solsmone
Mowe
Sadd
Young
Cortazan
Lawry
Sa Tine
Satd
Cobazza
Hafev
Saison
Tearey
Burnum
Gala
Corlaczo
Lawr
Tases
Galan
Lei
Charleston
Zanesville
Stance
Bomty
Twarcy J. Singur
Ter “Reis
Behend
Stanctc
Minopwe
Twardy
Cee
Severine
Tee iSodd
Winwne Fitebrr- Lee
Ampres
Gerber
Gaston
Zaniexville
AGA
Zonta Rf
Ofawreit
Ohshn
Dietz
Toardy
Torals
Rune Gentini
Burma
Schulte
Cortazzo
Helen
Davis
Errors
Saverine
Davs
Dietz T
Balk
Batit Heb
Ameites
Vin
Miss Jane Binger To Be Operated For Appendicitis
Miss Jane Binger of the state department of agriculture was taken to McMillan hospital yesterday. She is to be operated on today for appendicitis. The whaling season is now in dullowing in the south Atlantic.
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Jane Binger
State Department of Agriculture
McMillan Hospital
South Atlantic
Public Fourth of July Fireworks Planned at Armor Park Field
Charleston area hosts its only public Fourth of July celebration at Armor Park Field with a large fireworks display and a band concert. South Charleston post American Legion sponsors the event with local businesses, naval ordnance plant Marines, and veterans of Foreign Wars providing music. The Marine guards aid event chair Neil French, with activities starting at eight o clock Thursday night. The South Charleston Legion post annual picnic is moved to July 7.
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Charleston
Armor Park
South Charleston Post
American Legion
Naval Ordnance Plant
Neil French
Wlack
South Charleston Veterans of Foreign Wars
South Charleston Legion Post
Huntington Youth Kills Girl Then Kills Self
Emma Lee Rank, 16, was shot on a church lawn by Franklin Petry, 19, who then killed himself. Witnesses saw him pull Rank onto church grounds as she walked with friends. She died en route to a hospital. Petry was found wounded and died later at a hospital. Rank resided in Huntington with relatives and had attended church and social events with Petry. A separate note mentions a Moscow ballet about Romeo and Juliet.
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Huntington
Emma Lee Rank
Lonigit O
Franklin Petry
Ned
Petry
Sire
Milton
Perry
Prrry
Ornto
Moscow
Russia
Woman Penzils Under Heavy Bail
New York reports Mrs Hilda Peterson held in heavy bail after declaring intent to testify against husband William F Peterson, sought globally for a $433000 securities fraud. She portrays herself as a victim though authorities say she hosted lavish parties to aid the alleged scheme.
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New York
Hilda Mbm. Petersen
Park Avenue
William F
Peterson
United States
Europe
Irs
Isco” Service Formoration
Mes Tollevis
Universal
ISCQ
Milwaukee
Charles H. George
ISCO
John J. Langan
Ee A
Veteran post office worker Stuart A. Martin retires
Stuart A. Martin, a stamp clerk at Charleston’s post office for 14 years, retires after a 31 year government service career. Known as Sam, he reportedly sold stamps at a high rate, plans farming on his 100 acre Coal Branch Hill property, and will be succeeded by Howard Harper at the stamp window.
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Start A. Martin
Charleston
Post Office
Martin
Sam
Postal Service
Obadiah Petty
Dane
J. A. deGruyter
L. S. Echols
M. R. Mathews
Dulings W. Singleton
Coal Branch Hill
Uriah
Martha Martin
Kanawha Valley
Singleton
Howard Harper
Parcel Post Department
Mr. Martin
Traffic Safety Council Adopts By-Laws and Names Committees
The Charleston traffic safety council approved by-laws and named committees at last night’s meeting in the city council chamber. The session was brief due to members’ other engagements as preparations for the traffic safety campaign begin Monday. Attendees included Mayor Dawson and several city officials and citizens. A separate item notes Dr Jerome Davis of Yale delivering lectures at Doshisha University in Tokyo to commemorate the college’s founding, with American associates participating.
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Charleston
Hanna Major
R. Morgan
Aldrich
J. L. McLane
T. J. Kirwin
George Sutherland
Tokyo
Jerome Daevis
Gilbert L
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