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Newspaper
Grafton Sentinel
Location
Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1933
Page
4
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The writer argues that U S Steel executives would be more statesmanlike than politicians and urges West Virginia’s Democratic legislature to declare independence and show it can function as an untrammeled third division of state government.
Analysis notes France maintaining influence as a diplomat amid rising European strongmen. It traces leaders like Lenin, Stalin, Mussolini, Hitler, and Dollfuss, and explains French strategy with Britain, the small nations, and the Eastern frontier. It also warns Japan’s central role and the need for unified diplomacy to curb aggression.
Capt. W. H. Arnold long headed the local Salvation Army corps and pioneered volunteer charity and relief work before any organized government relief. His independent leadership shaped how public relief and unemployment efforts were conducted in the community long before the RFC or other structures existed.
The county relief chief Arnold is summoned to state headquarters. His proven efficiency and economical methods in county operations are praised while rumors of misused relief funds are debunked. The note questions local bank mergers and legislative independence amid a turbulent political scene.
Political satire reflects stress and uncertainty as Liberals clash with Conservatives New Deal debates. The piece imagines a joint platform for Gen Hugh Johnson and Sen Simeon Fess, noting Johnson dominates publicity while Fess pursues alarmed rhetoric.
The Baltimore Sun notes a spirited exchange about Roosevelt policies drawing the nation toward damnation. Senator Sins ter Fess and General Johnson vie in rhetoric, citing the Bible and Constitution, with Johnson quoting Tennyson while Fess favors drama over poetry.
The House begins hearings on utilities bills including equal valuation for rate making and taxation. A joint judiciary committee from both houses convenes to study the liquor control situation as the session continues. The chamber adjourns until Wednesday January 3.
Chicago reports a 19 year old Harriet Gereas found dead near Selser Field with notes suggesting a thwarted romance. Police say it appears a self-inflicted death. The pocketbook note mentions a proposed state constitutional amendment for liquor control and a bill to liberalize pharmacy liquor law by allowing purchase on affidavit. A court ruling on the tax act and school indebtedness is expected after Christmas recess.
Curt and Sonya aid an injured Sioux named Tenn Og after finding him shot in a skirmish. They treat his wounds, learn his people and leader, and plan safe passage to shelter while another white man observers the camp. The scene blends danger, trust, and cultural tension.
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