The Untamed Tongue and Tax Debate Across Parties
A vivid column rails at Republican critics and Tugwell bill supporters while denouncing Democratic papers. It argues the Tugwell bill would crush physician competition and urges citizens to protest via Senate committee prompts. The piece also critiques elevated whiskey taxes and accuses government greed of profiteering in liquor taxation. Also notes daughters of Mrs. Dr. as a social aside.
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Col. Johnson
NRA
Izzard
Republican National Committee
Iran
Frank Kent
Baltimore Sun
Wm. Randolph Hearts
Paul Black
Scripps-Howard
Tee
Royal
Popeland
Usul
Copeland
Washington
Senate
Committee of the Senate
Senate Committee
Congress
Tugwell Bill Before Senate Committee
Fragmentary OCR shows the famed Tugwell bill being reviewed by a Senate committee. The text is incomplete but indicates legislative consideration and committee action. No date or party names are clear in the surviving words.
The Wynecoop family’s lucrative medical lineage exposed
A Baltimore Sun excerpt notes the Wynecoop family’s extensive medical enterprise and alleged motives of profit. It laments mercenary ties in medicine, contrasts ancestral virtues with modern greed, and cites a New Zealand dispatch about Byrd’s South Pole voyage stowaways as a contrasting romantic impulse fueling youth. It also discusses shifts in New York Tammany leadership and the White House’s waning liaison role amid budget tensions.
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Ciildren
Jucre
Wynecoop
New Zealand
Byrd South Pole
Byrd
South Pole
Cuddy
McCovey
New York
Tammany
White House
Curry
McCooey
SOME ROCKS IN THE ROAD By FRANK R KENZ
Frank R. Kenz argues that Washington insiders doubt unity in the new session as Roosevelt loyalists fear House resistance. He recalls the prior near wreck of the economy program and the fragile posturing of House leadership, veteran benefits pressures, and discontent with wartime era policies and Europe’s Parley.
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Frank R. Kenz
Congress
Washington
Roosevelt
House
Parley
Europe
Be What You Are Riddle Poem Paradox
A playful verse argues against pretending to be more than you are. It repeats a refrain urging authenticity with whimsical phrases about tadpoles pebbles beaches and being true to oneself, attributed to an unknown author.
Charleston Judge Denies NRA Price Agreement Restraint
In Charleston, Judge A. Alexander of Kanawha County Common Pleas denied a petition by 67 barbers and 20 beauty shop owners to halt price cutting and alleged violations of the president's re employment agreements. He ruled the agreements, tied to federal NRA principles, were federal regulations not to be entertained by a state court, and left open an action for damages.
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Charleston
NRA
Alexander
Kanawha County Common Pleas Court
Estate of Olive Coplin Creditor Notice in Grafton WV
Legal notice to creditors and beneficiaries of Olive Coplin estate in Taylor County West Virginia. Claims must be filed with vouchers verified at the Bank Building Taylor County City of Grafton before June 20 1934 to be allowed or barred. Beneficiaries must appear December 13 1933 to protect their interests. Commissioner William P Samples signs.
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Olive
Coplin
Taylor County
Grafton
West Virginia
William P. Samples
County of
Taylor
Hair raising river road near Greenup ends in narrow escape
A Cincinnati to Huntington trip recounts a near disaster on a steep Kentucky road south of Greenup. The driver, his wife, and a Ford narrowly avoided a fatal plunge at a sharp right angle bend, aided by quick steering and luck, as they continued toward Charleston and Montgomery noting missing warning signs on the hazardous stretch.
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Cincinnati
Portsmouth
Ohio
Hillsboro
U. 8
Chillicothe
Parkersburg
Grafton
Ohio River
New Orleans
Lewisburg
Harrington
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U.S. 23
Nashville
Louisvilles
Portsmouth Bridge
Huntington
Nun
Tose
Greenup
Ford Agency
State Road Commission
Ashland
Cattletsburg
Tug River
Kenova
W. Va
Charleston
Barboursville
Milton
Hurricane
St. Albans
Kanawha
Montgomery
C, & O- Depot
Reed
Mon Ups
Marine
Kanawhan River
Rockefeler Sr Health Report Shows Improvement
Intimates say John D. Rockefeller Sr. had a severe illness last month and has been confined to bed briefly but has since recovered enough to be up and around. Reports indicate a material change in his health during the past few days.
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Tarrytown
John D. Rockefeller
Sonya and Curt Seek Answers in Northbound Mission
In a tense camp scene, Sonya resists revealing her secret mission to Curt while discussing trust, Ralph, and the Klosphees. Curt presses for details about their Arctic venture, proposing aid but conceding he may halt if no friendly path exists.
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Jim Rasalan
Russia
Canada
Curt
Edmonton
Rosalie
Ralph
Paut
Perugal
Efort
Rich Slade
Lilluars
Leuppode
Paul
Russian Lake
Steek
Harry
Thetre
Ralphea
John
Ana
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