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Newspaper
Grafton Sentinel
Location
Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1935
Page
4
The Grafton Sentinel urges donations to the Salvation Army Christmas fund, praising its efficiency in identifying need and delivering aid to families in the county. Also notes industry employment context and features an editorial on economic relief and public welfare.
An overview by Mr. Cameron details how 40 million of the 48 million employed in the United States work in wholesale and retail trade, transportation and communication, and forestry, fishing, and mining. The data underscore industry’s central role in providing jobs to men and women.
A Portland Oregonian excerpt criticizes President Roosevelt for negotiating Canada tariff terms behind closed doors, arguing the move harms the Pacific Northwest lumber industry and weakens checks and balances. It contrasts Democratic leadership with Wilson and questions public opinion polling via the Literary Digest.
Carol suspects Horton Van Cleve fabricated David Van Cleve s death to seize control from Miss Miranda. She learns of a whispered wire discrepancy and plans a risky escape for Miranda while plotting to reveal the truth upon David s return. Miranda urges swift action to avoid a living death and to safeguard the will.
A Texas Democrat mocks Townsend pensions as ruinous while discussants assess Idaho’s Borah as a likely 1936 GOP nominee. Two leading Republican senators, unnamed, say neutrality for now but warn a primary strongman could be unbeatable at the convention against handpicked contenders.
A fragmentary report shows a Negro couple in a courtroom dispute with fighting and noise. Taylor and his bride vowed good behavior while awaiting settlement, as Taylor was held in jail pending payment of a fine. Mary promised to raise money for the debt.
Prosecuting Attorney James C Holt filed the petition and obtained the license but Mary chose to return home before the ceremony. On Wednesday night, the couple, described as Negro, was finally wed.
The article notes continued discussion on the Guffey bill with deal cases already argued. Four minor opinions remained before adjournment and Solicitor General Stanley planned to ask the court to set the coal case for annulment by March or possibly earlier, with the action to be presented to the fence.
By E V Shepard famed bridge teacher this notes how truncated suits affect defensive and offensive play. It explains valuing sequences like Q J 10 9 and J 10 9 7 in leads and defense, with examples of how opening leads and suit distributions influence trick capture and long-term outcomes.
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