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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1932
Page
6
Fragmented OCR text describes municipal notices and editorial chatter in a 19th century Charleston Gazette edition. Mentions telephones office and facilities in Charleston West Virginia, with second class fire warnings and public notices that are partially legible.
A dated devotional snippet presents a moral maxim about withholding aid. It references a 1679 instruction and urges reciprocity with a neighbor, suggesting an ethic of timely generosity and return.
The governor calls a July special session to confront mounting economic distress and national policy failures. Leaders urge direct action over partisan rhetoric, focusing on relief for labor, agriculture, and industry while resisting broad constitutional fixes.
A state editorial urges practical legislation to ease burdens on taxpayers, calls for moratorium ideas, and proposes court safeguards on property sales. It argues for disinterested appraisers and a two thirds price floor, warning of an emergency and shifting property titles. It emphasizes justice and restraint in spending.
A 1932 appropriation reached 3 995 026 535 with calls for economy. Proposals claim savings of about 238 million while Congress raises taxes on small incomes by six hundred percent, drawing criticism that the burden falls on wage earners rather than job holders.
The Morgantown Post and the state board of control clash over hospital funding with data showing most patients come from the three counties hosting the institutions. Secretary of State Sharp cites 1932 utility assessments not yet fixed, predicting large reductions and urging public service scrutiny. Town leaders in Charleston report smooth GOP planning as Tom Townsend builds support with Wheeling allies. Morgantown Opinion News.
Arthur Brisbane reviews a Chicago aviation show with army flyers over the lakefront and a drone of political commentary. He notes the spectacle of flights, smoke screens, stunts, and calls for a Washington foreign policy plank, arguing platforms target a small elite.
The piece notes the difference between a sincere welcome at a home and a formal guarded greeting in others. It argues a genuine cheerful reception warms the heart, while practiced niceties and veneers destroy spontaneity and friendship. Copyright 1933, King Features Syndicate.
A censored note dated June 28 1933 discusses linking a convention to Ike as in 1929 1930 and mentions Jessorns In frugal living and the bonus marchers at Washington suggesting political maneuvering amid economic protests.
McIntyre Day by Day notes New Yorkers rushing through life amid oddities. It surveys con men on the Bowery, portable dog acts, a hotel for street mendicants, and a Turkish path barbering scene. Also references James Morley era writers, Murray Hill lobby gatherings, and a Costain appearance with street youths outside Lindy’s.
Washington bystander notes Jouett Shouse's pivotal role in Chicago as Democratic convention eyes shift toward permanent chairman. He navigates neutrality while pressing for Roosevelt support and wary of intra party rifts. Meanwhile Greenwich hosts visitors as clock debate stirs, and a Michigan skank incident ends with a rescuer.
Readers are invited to answer ten quiz questions on topics from weights and plants to geography and history. A Washington bureau bulletin on preserving fruits is offered, with a coupon and five cents to obtain a copy, via The Charleston Gazette from Washington Bureau.
Water gymnastics offer buoyant support aiding movement and muscle training but risk overexertion for invalids and convalescents. Proper supervision and individualized limits are essential to avoid harm while aiding rehabilitation and pediatric muscle reeducation.
A narrator recalls a mansion in Santa Clara Valley famed for its haunting details. The house features a vast oak, secret panels, expensive furnishings, and a grieving owner whose life ended amid mysterious echoes and unseen forces. The piece blends eerie lore with reminiscences of past community life.
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