Beating Reaction in 1936 Campaign
The author argues against Wallace and Roosevelt, calling New Deal policy a modern form of mercantilism that would regimentalize economic life. He links AAA and NRA to restrictive controls, warns of a return to medieval economics, and urges the 1936 fight against reactionaries led by Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Varney
NRA
AAA
Wallace
America
England
Mr. Wallace
Mr. Hull
Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Howard B and Holt Publisher Information
Howard B and Holt lists publisher James F Holt business manager John Falmer managing editor. Subscription rates show 75 cents monthly carrier delivery or 840 per year. Mail rates 6.00 yearly 3.00 for six months 3 months. Associated Press member and rights notice included with ads and dispatches. National advertising representative E Clayden Inc with New York and Chicago offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard B& Holt
James F. Holt
John & Falmer
Associated Press
Eee
E. Clayden, Inc
New York
Lexington Avenue
Chicago
North
Michigan Avenue
Carol Delivers A Lifelike Disguise For Bold Escape
Carol, planning a risky getaway, buys a complete wardrobe in New York, hides a large cash stash in a book, and shuttles items to Grand Central under the alias Mrs. Margaret Baker. She disguises as a society woman, ready for the Montreal journey, while Gary Crandall questions her motives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol
Beerg
Salle Et
Harriet
Iist
Misa Vap Cleve
Margaret Baker
Fifth Avenue
Pirat-Avenue
Grand Central Station
Lindberghs Face Political Meddling Over Exile Decision
The Pittsburgh Post Gazette notes political meddling swayed Col Lindbergh to seek a refuge abroad after the Hauptmann case. The Lindberghs aim to keep son Jon safe and attend school, with a hoped return once publicity fades. Contention centers on New Jersey governor and publicity seekers influencing the matter.
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Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Lindbergh
New Jersey
Hauptmann
Hoffman
Lindberghs
England
Jon
Colonel Undbergh
America
Wich
Hell of a mess in West Virginia relief administration
Charleston Mail reviews the West Virginia Works Progress Administration setup, condemning chaos and incompetence under state relief head Charles K. Payne. It notes controversial moves to remove alleged dole recipients to make work jobs, citing statistics McCullough has not answered.
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C. L. Allen
Payne
McCullough
Relief Administration
WPA
National Emergency Council
Washington
West Virginia
Charleston
Charles K. Payne
State Relief Administration
Batherday
W.mccullough
Rélief Administration
McCulowhig
Citizen or Subject in the New Deal Era
A Morgantown Post excerpt quotes Judge Merrill E. Otis arguing that Congress lacks authority to enact the Wagner Labor Disputes Act under the constitution. The piece warns that adopting a broader commerce power would transform citizens into subjects, expanding government power and bureaucratic control after two years of New Deal policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Merrill E. Otis
Kansas City
Otis
United States
Beat the Reactionaries: Cumberland News Rejects Name-Calling
The Cumberland News warns against attacks on supporters of the New Deal labeling them reactionaries and Tory. It calls for forceful, intelligent explanations to counter alleged false colors. Harold Varney’s The Awakener is cited as a source of uncensored opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland News
Harold Lord Varney Hlcute
The
Awakener
Georgia Governor Talmadge's stance on pensions and party reform
Washington report profiles Eugene Talmadge as a forceful yet restrained figure with a Jeffersonian Democratic vision aiming to reclaim the party and oppose Roosevelt, while New York dispatch discusses how both major parties dodge Townsendism and the fate of silver policies under Coughlin. The piece contrasts Talmadge's pension views for ex-soldiers with his claim to reform rather than create a third party.
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Central Press
Washington
Charles P. Stewart
Washington, D. C
Eugene Talmadge
Georgia
Huey P. Long
Kingish
Louisiana
Senator Long
Talmadge
Roosevelt
White House
Charles E. Coughlin
Coughlin
Townsend
Reader impressions of Mr. Warner’s full statement
The text presents Mr. Warner speaking at length and expresses that readers should be impressed by his remarks. It frames the forthcoming statement as noteworthy and worthy of careful consideration by the audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Warner
Chief Warns on Holiday Snow Sled and Gun Safety
City police chief Lockard warns parents about firearm safety after a boy was seen firing a rifle in the city and urges strict supervision of sledding on icy streets. He states guns found with youth will be seized and parents summoned to court. He also cautions against hitching sleds to cars and riding when traffic approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fetterman
Lockard
Truck Hits House in Warwood West Virginia
A truck crashed into Bert's house in Warwood West Virginia on December 26 after the driver tried to improvise a jump. The incident disrupted the area and caused damage to the structure. No injuries were reported, authorities investigated the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warwood
W. Va
Bert
State moves to relieve congestion and call for session
Warden McClintic of the penitentiary announced a statewide movement by county to urge Governor May include a program to relieve congestion and call for a session of the legislators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moundsville
Dec
McClintic
the Penitentiary
Contract Bridge Tales From Central Press
Abridged bridge column recalls a high level hand in which the declarer erred by not detailing plan to reach a finess. R F Sentner of Wheeling is cited as a brilliant partner as the hand in seven hearts faced a doubled defense and clever play.
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R. F. Sentner
New York
Wheeling
W. Va
Knich~arborker
Clip
Fort Henry
Sentner
Hearts
West
Ace of Diamonds
Werie
Q of Hearts
South
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