Roosevelt lays plan to reopen banks in phased schedule
President Roosevelt outlines a gradual reopening of banks as the nation aims to resume full operation by midweek. Federal Reserve banks and many state banks affiliated with clearing houses will reopen first, with others following after securing Treasury licenses and proof of soundness. He assures no bank is deemed more sound by the reopening date.
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Plant Employees Back Roosevelt Plan at Kanawha City
Employed workers and officials at the Libbey Owens Ford glass plant in Kanawha City form a large support list for President Roosevelt s economic program. A telegram with over 600 signatories was sent to Congressman Joe L Smith in Washington urging presidential actions and inviting other Kanawha Valley plants to join in backing national reforms. The resolution names J T Zeller plant manager and other executives including D Goudwillte president and manager, F N Kubo chief of power, Harvey Miles and W Martin among signatories.
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Unclear fragment hints at punishment and punishment choices
Text fragments indicate a speaker named Willie Willis and a teacher discussing punishment, with a comment on staying home on a rainy Sunday. The passage lacks complete context and clear events or outcomes.
Tennessee Valley Project Amid War Era Ambitions
Fragmented historical note discusses a Tennessee Valley program conceived to reduce unemployment via national rebalancing. It mentions President's aim to transform cities and rural areas, with plans for navigation, natural resources, reforestation, and rural development during wartime.
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West Virginia Bankers Urge Roosevelts Reopen Plan
West Virginia bankers urged President Roosevelt not to allow any state banks to reopen on favorable terms before state banks are sound in the same community. They asked Gov. Kump and lawmakers to file reopening licenses through state channels and align with federal rules, with dates to be determined by Washington.
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Legislature Ready To Vote Confidence In Governor Kuiap
West Virginia lawmakers face a late session vote of confidence for Governor Kuiap after a tense budget debate. The body may authorize moving or merging agencies and trimming the state payroll, with an extraordinary session anticipated next month. Budget appropriations loom large as deputies debate timing and scope amid parliamentary wrangling.
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Associated Press
West Virginia
H. G. Kuiap
Kump
Roosevelt outlines plan to reopen banks nationwide
President Roosevelt told the nation by radio that banks reopening this week will be sound and protected. He denounced bank incompetence or dishonesty and pledged swift government action to straighten the banking crisis, promising not all losses but fewer and avoided ones, and bank reorganization for stability.
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God Is Giving Us Another Chance Says Decota Pastor
The Rev Wirt M Stephens pastor of the Methodist Episcopal church at Decota preached on Strivings of the Spirit urging that God’s patience has limits. He cited Noah’s era as an example of final judgment when the door to the ark closed and the antediluvian world perished.
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States Set Up Repeal Vote Machinery Across United States
Chicago dispatch reports many states racing to enact laws and set up procedures for nationwide repeal votes. Governors and legislatures move to authorize conventions and regulate beer production while public campaigns anticipate the repeal process and related elections.
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Pope Plans Holy Year Consistory and Cardinal Nominations
Vatican officials say Pope Fine will denounce Bulgarian royal ties and orthodox baptism in a no-allocution address at the Holy Year consistory. He will name six cardinals, announce three to open the holy doors, and present about 20 new bishop nominations.
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Soviet Executes Group as Lesson in Agricultural Regions
Moscow reports that 70 officials and workers, including Feodor Kontir and M M Welfe, were sentenced to prison terms up to eight years after a secret trial. The action, framed as an object lesson, targets sabotage of tractor stations, machinery, and agricultural production in lagging regions.
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Commerce Body Will Feel Axe In Roosevelt Realignment
Washington reports a major realignment plan to cut government costs by 29 percent. Secretary Roper and advisers propose trimming the department of commerce by abolishing or shifting functions, with a potential transportation agency and reduced foreign and domestic trade offices.
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Disease threat compounds quake disaster in California
News from Long Beach and Los Angeles describe fears of waterborne disease after the weekend earthquakes. Relief agencies mobilize, with boiled water, typhoid and smallpox precautions, and widespread aid as thousands endure shelter in parks and open spaces amid ongoing shocks and destruction.
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New President Victory Forecast In Congress Battle
Washington reports a sweeping victory for President Roosevelt in his first major clash with Congress. The measure to grant broad economic powers, including cutting government costs and veterans benefits, heads for Senate approval after House passage. Leaders expect bipartisan support with McNary and Robinson backing the bill, while a minority of Republicans and Democrats express concerns about executive overreach.
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West Virginia Legislature Confers New Acts After 60-Day Session
After a 60 day regular session, West Virginia enacted a broad slate of measures. Reorganization of state government, tax and prohibition amendments, licensing adjustments, and new rules for commerce, utilities, and public services were approved. A June 27 special election will decide a convention on the eighteenth amendment.
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West Virginia
H. G. Kump
Illas
Commissioner of Agriculture
Atate Post- Fentiary
Rainey predicts beer by spring in New York
Speaker Henry T. Rainey told the Tammany club that a beer bill would be introduced after adjournment in about three weeks. He said passage could occur under a suspension of rules and cited 190 breweries ready to start up with roughly 490 million dollars in first year expenditures. No alcohol content decision yet.
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Earthquake talk bubbles through mixed news from California
A fragmented letter from Santa Monica blends quake jokes with political sarcasm about California papers and national figures. The writer likens the event to an earthquake while musing on media bias and broad calamities across Oklahoma New York and Washington.
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