National debate on Roosevelt program and aviation crisis
A letter to the editor criticizes President Roosevelt and the New Deal while urging production-led prosperity. It contrasts fiscal policy with private enterprise and questions government spending. An attached aviation report warns American airlines face red ink, cuts, and potential receivership without repeal of the 1934 Act and passage of McCarran plan, calling for ICC regulation and industry modernization.
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Roosevelt
Stytie New Deal
J Natural Association
Ital
Repub
Four Square
America
Sal
Elkins Inter-Mountain
W. P. Redding
Washington
Interstate Airways Committee
Post Office Department
McCarran Air Transport
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
ICC
Post Office
Commerce Department
McCarran
Maritime Commission
Senate
House
Cost of a job and aviation regulation debate
An editorial excerpt contrasts aviation’s growth with safety concerns and urges Congress to free airlines from political control. It notes commercial aviation plays a key transport role and cites intercity regulation parallels with rail and bus lines. It also discusses job creation costs, citing factory data from 100 plants employing 112,000 workers and an $8,000 per employee capital investment to sustain employment.
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Congress
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Morgantown Post
Lammot du Pont
French Death Ring Sheds Light On American Aid
Investigating magistrate Georges Berry heard that an American man contributed 40,000 francs to back theatrical ventures linked to Le Blond. Weidmann, the killer, mentioned Million and his mistress as connected to multiple murders. Police found a trunk of women’s clothing at the St. Cloud villa and press on possible additional graves.
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Weidmann
Miss de Koven
Frits Frommer
St. Cloud Villa
Million
Jean
Leblanc
Roosevelt as Pilot in Congress News Wobble
Central Press column argues Roosevelt is a political pilot in choppy waters with Congress. It compares his uncertain philosophy to a Mississippi helmsman steering through snags, noting left and right factions fear his experiment driven approach and may doubt his course.
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F. D
Congress
Allon
Roosevelt
Ed Markoff Involved In Beach Kidnapping Case
Ed Markoff faces investigation after a girl was abducted from a beach last month. Police say a suspect description matches Markoff, with witnesses placing a vehicle near the scene and a search continuing near the coastline.
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Ed Markoff
Express Collision Near Grafton Injures Multiple
Train No 29 traveling from Grafton collided with a light automobile, injuring Rush Jenkins and several occupants. Jenkins was rushed to a Clarksburg hospital as responders and officials investigated the scene. Eyewitnesses described crushed bodies and the crash occurring at 1 26 p m as the train left the station 1 10 p m, over half an hour late.
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Page Oime
Rush Jenkins
Hospita
Jenkins
Clarksburg
Grafton
l@tation
Herbert Evans
Paul P. Warden
Supt
John Edwards, Jr
Robert Taylor
Acdla
New Year Resolutions That Do Nothing
Zadok Dumbkupf pitches a satirical plan to resolve on January 1 without changing habits. He suggests banning reading government statements and political speeches while proposing a paid list of resolutions, promising a lucrative scheme for himself. The editor acts wary as the column lampoons self help and public fads.
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William Ritt
Central Press
Zadok Dumbkupf
Portraits and secrets in a city drawing room
In a crowded drawing room Bernice and her mother discuss Lionel and finances as Mimi fears for her future. Jerry comforts Mimi amid plans for a winter with Lionel while her mother worries about money and marriage, and Olga urges a private talk in Mimi's room.
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Katherine Merrill
Stiles
Jerry
Bernice
Lionel
Father
Rhe
Lion
Kramer, Former Stationery Engineer, Dies in Blueville
John H Kramer died after a railroad accident with injuries described as bruised but not severely cut. Survived by widow Mrs Perie Watkins Kramer and sons Harold and George Maxwell Kramer. George preceded him in death. He lived 29 years in the county, moved from Kingwood, formerly a stationery engineer and later a general store operator in Blueville. Funeral at Bartlett Funeral Home with Rev Turvander officiating. interment Webster Cemetery.
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McGrumphy
Flemington
Bartlett
Clarksburg
John H. Kramer Prederick
Anna Gerkin Kremer
Perie Watkins Kramer
Harold F. Kramer
Fairmont
Kingwood
First Presbyterian Church of
Gratton
Bartlett Funeral Home
McGrary Avenue
F. J. Turvander
Presbyterian Church
Webster Cemetery
G.T. Bartlett
Barclay on on Bridge slam material and bidding notes
Barclay on on Bridge discusses a conservative slam approach to a high level bid, advising against positive responses to strong suit openings without substantial tricks. The dealer South faces a 6 Hearts contract after an 8 Spades misread, with trumps and a potential ruffing strategy guiding defense and misdirection in the play.
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South
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