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Newspaper
Grafton Sentinel
Location
Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1933
Page
4
A formal notice states exclusive rights to AP dispatches and published items for repair use and reproduction. It asserts the paper holds publication rights for special gaps and welcomes editor input, but bans anonymous submissions and caps editorial edits at six hundred words.
The retirement of Assistant Secretary of State Moley from further association with the Roosevelt Administration is a major political shift. Moley, long seen as the president’s closest adviser, resigns after facing cabinet-level jealousy and a looming struggle over policy directions. He will edit a new national weekly funded by Vincent Astor and act as a national adviser on the New Deal. The article notes tensions within the inner circle and hints at broader implications for the administration and its Europe and labor policy.
A reflective column argues for measured support of the Ohio-Allegheny-Monongahela project, urging calm consideration and broader view of national travel culture. It extols long motor trips for personal contacts, hospitality, and the potential to attract visitors, framing tourism as vital to the state's future prosperity.
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A fragmented puzzle style text lists numerous clues and names, then shifts to a political commentary arguing that public bodies and their apologists misjudge West Virginia citizens. It defends the land tax amendment, notes eight-to-one support, and cites the supreme court showing intent to enforce economy, urging officials to follow the public will.
West Virginia pledges to join the American Automobile Association and become the friendliest state for travelers. It vows to abolish overcharging motorists, assist with breakdowns, and showcase local beauty spots, fostering a welcoming open road ethos among visitors.
In a candid assessment, the article argues government spending outpaces means and public tolerance. It contends retrenchments fall short of need, with ongoing expenditure for essential functions exceeding what taxpayers can bear.
Colin Hetout enters a dangerous scene at Spinell's night club as two Maak'a minions summon him to their table while under threat from New York underworld boss the Mask. Captain Dollaire, Feinkin, and a Sanadian baron figure in a tense chase lead to a joint defense against unknown attackers.
Colin Hewitt drifts through a muggy East Side scene as Benny Malone lays a path into the Mask faction. Detective Sergeant Tim Mulvey pursues a Lynx tied case while Conk Eagan and others loom. Colin awaits a call and plans a staged lunch at Marlott’s to fuel the plot.
State Department disclosed a civil war flare in southwest China with U S and Japanese naval actions. Gunboats Tulsa and Sacramento moved toward Swatow and Hong Kong to protect Americans near Foochow as Western Pyke fen retreat orders were issued. Four Americans from Yenping reached Foochow safely while three others in danger zone, Father Curran and Fathers Werner, headed for safety.
Ray Haller alias Speedy Ben nett waived a preliminary hearing scheduled before Magistrate W E Rightaire for alleged criminal assault on a 14 year old girl near Grafton park two weeks ago. The magistrate held him without bond for action of the next grand jury.
Washington Aug 30 West Virginia will receive 25443 from the federal government for forest fire prevention for the present fiscal year A B Hastings of the United States forest service told Representative Randolph D W Va Randolph talked with Hastings after Conservation Commission T M Cheek of West Virginia feared CCC work might cut into the normal forest fire fund allotment Hastings said the West Virginia allotment is full with no deduction for CCC work
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