Grafton Sentinel Letter on Law and Coal Prices
A front page letter questions the fairness of the Guffey act and government price controls on coal. The author argues regulation cannot tame market forces and warns temporary gains may trigger intensified competition and broader national harm. The piece cites I Timothy and critiques New Deal policies.
Centralization push in coal industry debates NRA and Guffey act
Discussion outlines the near collapse of the coal industry before NRA and its spurt under codes, then the NRA invalidation, followed by the Guffey-Vinson coal control bill restricting prices. It notes arguments for government price regulation, labor bargaining, and concerns about wider economic hardship linked to coal dependence in West Virginia. Ned Smith cited as publisher of a Fairmont Times editorial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commission
NRA
Guffey-Vinson Coal Control
Fairmont Times
Ned Smith
Coal Commission
West Virginia
Roosevelt housing plan praised by congress and public
President Roosevelt proposes amending the Housing Act to cut down payments and extension terms for low cost homes and to hold a conference with industry union officials and financiers on labor and material costs. Support is broad as the public accepts government-led stimulus to revive prosperity. The plan is viewed as a continuation of New Deal pump priming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling Intelligencer
Roosevelt
Congress
Sportsman Paradise at Cooper's Rock Forest Hunting Plan
Morgantown Dominion News reports a two day deer season was successful with many deer killed in Preston County near Cooper's Rock State Forest. State Conservation Commission plans a 5000 acre refuge with no hunting and a separate hunting area to sustain game yearly. The goal is a premier eastern hunting preserve with cooperation from public agencies and CCC, though it will take time and money. Deer populations are expected to grow in coming years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgantown Dominion News
Preston County
Cooper's Rock
State Conservation Commission
Civilian Conservation Corps
Cooper's Rock State Forest
New York
Train Hold-Up Heroics Purge of Outlaws Praised
Columnist recounts a New Mexico Arizona rail hold up and the resulting manhunt. G men prefer orchestrating justice, yet celebrate law and order triumph as desperadoes are cornered. The piece reflects on the romance of outlaw legends and the satisfaction of ultimate capture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles P. Stewart
Central Press
Washington, D
W.L
New Mexico-Arizona Line
G-outfit
New Mexico-Arizona
Cricket fights staged by Chinese draw crude radio hype
Zadok Dunibxoor concludes season survey finds cricket battles announced on radio no worse or better than usual and about as inaccurate as grid game coverage. California teams relinquishing, Vat 90 Pdfd edt SHS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zadok Dunibxoor
California
Mimi Le Brun Captivates Camp Social Circle
Jerry, after Yale training, meets Mimi Le Brun at Olga’s camp party. Mimi, now grown and wrapped in an heirloom pendant, seems poised to command attention as Andy Fuller vies for her, while Jerry battles jealousy and wonder about love, class, and future fidelity amid Olga’s glamorous circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Chandler
Yale
Mimi le Brun
Now & St. Louis Society
Nas
Lionel Clark
Jerry
Allo Three
Olga
Mimi
Andy Fuller
Lionel
Bradleys
Andy
Miss le Bru
Miss le Brun
St. Louis
Uncle Jerry
Ito
Lion
Bernice
Mimi-pay
Also Mentioned on This Page
Grafton Sentinel
Sentinel Publishing Company
Latrobe Street
Grafton
W. Va
Grafton Printing Co
James F. Holt
John 8
BJ. Gatrell
Associated Press
Tech Press
the Associa
Sis
A.B. Clayden Inc
Lexington Avenue
Chicago
Michigan Avenue
Flounderig
Gare
Ithus
Jesse James
Youngers
Raga
William Ritt
Football Hnale
Deacock FE
Senate
Mim
Bernice Wall
Ipead
Broaddus
Barslay