American leaders mourn Rogers and Post in plane crash
The nation laments the sudden deaths of Will Rogers and Wiley Post, praising their public roles and warning against government overreach. The piece contrasts American individual freedom with calls for centralized control, urging vigilance against bureaucratic plans that threaten opportunity and private enterprise.
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Will Rogers
Wiley Post
Rogers and Post
Rogers
Pike's Peak
Washington's Monument
Post
Ately
America
United States
Washington
White House
Supreme Court
Mid-West
Raiders raid Royal hotel beer parlor in Main Street
State troopers and deputies raid Kaiser's Royal hotel beer parlor at 55 West Main Street, finding a hidden electrical switch board and signaling system under the bar but locating no illicit liquor. About 20 patrons left after giving names. investigation continues as formal charges for a house of ill fame were filed.
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Kaiser
Bennett
Harry Batson
James
West Main Street
Royal Hotel
Emerick
Busines
Dent
I. C. Holt
Roosevelt trade record under fire in Wheeling piece
In a Wheeling Intelligencer excerpt, criticism targets Roosevelt, arguing New Deal farm policies gutted export markets. The piece cites cotton, corn, and wheat trade declines, noting a shift from U S exports to imports and claiming the nation reversed its once dominant role in global grain markets.
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Roosevelt
Orient
Wheeling Intelligencer
Aris
White House
Congress
Mr. Roosevelt
Taxing the rich to curb federal debts foretold
Industrial Review argues no extreme tax on the wealthy will fix the federal debt. It contends only a tax reaching every income above subsistence can raise billions needed for current expenditures, warning that within five years the nation may become among the most heavily taxed in the world.
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Industrial Review
Argentine Corn and Farm Tariff Debate in Preston County
The Preston County Journal notes that reduced corn acreage last year let Argentina export over 100 million bushels to the United States while local Preston farmers struggle to grow and sell corn. It argues for unrestricted U S grain production with protective tariffs to shield farmers from foreign competition.
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Preston County
Argentine Republic
United States
Kingwood
Alignments split over third and fourth party prospects
Washington reports survey of political splits as potential third party gains traction among anti New Deal factions. Analysts name Carter Glass and La Follette factions, with Borah and Norris diverging on taxation. A 4-2-8-4 split could decide the 1936 election in the House, even with multiple tickets. In New York, lawyers for utilities face large retainers and future federal judge appointments, while stockholders push back on holding companies and tax inheritance plans sparking broad concern.
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Central Press
Washington
S Street
Charles P. Stewart
Washington, D. C
Col
William C. Tlaritee
South Carolina
Harry F. Byrd
Carter Glass
Virginia
Josiah W. Bailey
North Carolina
Walter F. George
Georgia
Southeast
Glass
la Follette
Wisconsin
Borah
Norris
Idaho
Nebraska
House of Representatives
Roosevelt
New York
East 45Th Street
Leslie Eichel
Utilities
Theenate Lobby
Supreme Court
Utilities Company
Val and Jan confront love and divorce on Bremerton fairway
Val, in uniform, meets Jan as the copper sun sets. He admits his marriage is failing and that Ila seeks a divorce. Jan reveals she loved Val and urges caution, arguing Lia cannot manage life alone. Val insists Lia deserves freedom and vows his love to Jan, while Jan warns against unwise choices as their moment together ends.
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Val
Jim Figure
Golden Head
Jan
Ila
Lia
Cordray
Bremerton
Paris
China
Asiatic
Shanghai
Jen
Mimi
Dad
Crash Friday Fatality Reported in Fairmont Area
Mrs Christie suffered the most serious injuries in the crash Friday near Cessumeu. Mr and Mrs Henderson and Mrs Linn were notified and present at the time of death. Funeral plans pending but expected in Fairmont Wednesday afternoon with burial in a Fairmont cemetery.
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Christie
Henderson
Linn
Fairmont
Roosevelt on deck as White House rules out constitutional moves
The White House indicated no plan to satisfy Hoover's demand for a pre adjournment statement on constitutional changes. Officials expect the president to outline New Deal aims if he speaks during travel or after San Diego, while not limiting to constitutional topics. Idaho Senator Borah leads in Lucas GOP pre nomination poll, with Knox second and Kansas Governor Landon third.
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Roosevelt
White House
Hoover
Capitol
San Diego
Borah
Idaho
Lucas
Col
Frank Knox
Chicago
Robert H. Lucas
Republican National Comitee
Knox
Landon
Kansas
Plant to Reopen Near Moundsville Next Month
H W Lohman president of United Zinc Smelting Corp says the plant will reopen next month after closing April 15. The announcement comes from Moundsville with the facility resuming zinc production and operations.
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Moundsville
H.W. Lohman
United Zinc Smelting Corporation
Daily Cross Word Puzzle Across Clues
Crossword clues listed for a daily puzzle with across and down items. Reads as a garbled OCR with multiple partial words and misprints, requiring interpretation to extract standard across and down entries and answers. The text includes numbers and fragments that resemble clue prompts and enumerations typical of a newspaper puzzle page.
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Grafton Sentinel Assisting Company
Latrobe Street
Grafton
W. Vs
Grafton Printing Co
R.ee
Howard B. Holt
James F. Holt
John 8. Palmer
W. Va
THE
Associated Press
National Advertising
A. E. Clayden, Inc
Lexington Avenue
Chicsgr
North
Michigan Avenue
AAA
Raiders
Lilo
Lill
Wall Street
Weeper
New York Times
Sentinel
Fanny Street
Dam
M. & M. Bank
Blaney
W. Main
Harold Trimble
W. Main Street
Watkins
J. R. Watkins Company
N. 5Th Street
Columbus
Ohio
Hotel Grafton
Flemington
Pearl Street
Daily Cross
Rome
Wransle
Science of of Joy
County Lake
Tee
Ngeo Mh
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