Grafton Sentinel Editorial and Notices Fragment
Grafton Sentinel details subscription rates and editorial communications policies. The page includes Bible verses and a commentary on labor unions, criticizing the Wagner Act and its administration as excessive and potentially curtailing federated unionism in the United States.
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Grafton Printing Co
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Postoffice
Grafton
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Lexington Avenue
Chicago
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Courts Push Toward Sanity in Labor Relations
Analyzing recent United States Circuit Court decisions, the piece argues the Wagner Act is evolving under judicial scrutiny, with independent plant unions gaining legitimacy and calls for Labor Board reform. It foresees possible amendments to protect minority rights and balance employer employee responsibilities, warning of potential desertions from CIO and AF of L due to intra union battles.
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Wheeling Intelligencer
House
Legislative Branch
Labor Board
Nationall Labor Relations Act
National Labor Organization
G. I. O. Brand
United States
Philadelphia
Richmond
Supreme Court
A. F
Miracles in the Making May Signal Russian Turn
The piece links Soviet leadership under Stalin to past czarist misrule and the Bolshevik rise, noting ruthless tactics and casualties in Russia and Finland. It cites censorship and underground talk of doubt about Stalin, suggesting imponderables could thwart a world conquest.
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Pittsburgh Press
Stalin
Finland
Moscow
Waterloo
St. Helena
Russia
American chemical industry fuels self sufficiency in goods
The article notes a shift from reliance on imports for nitrates dyes and medicines to a robust U S chemical sector. It recalls past dependence on Chile for nitrates and external inputs for dyes, highlighting the rise of domestic chemistry that now supplies most nitrates dyes and medicines.
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Chile
America
United States
Subversive Groups Targeted In Senate Report
The report labels the German American Bund and the U.S. Communist party as foreign agents and urges continued crackdown. It cites unions and fronts linked to Communist leadership and names influential groups including the National Maritime Union and American League for Peace and Democracy. It accuses the Silver Shirt Legion of America led by William Dudley Pelley of racketeering and large-scale fundraising from followers.
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Hitler
Stalin
Bund
Communist Party
United States
Russia
Unons
National Maritime Union
United Cannery, Packing and Allied Workers
Federation of Architects
Workers International Unionternational
American League For Peace and Democracy
International Workers
American Student Union
Friends of the Soviet Union
National Negro Congress
Southern Negro Youth Congress
League of American Writers, Workers Alliance
Spanish Refugee Relief Campaign
North American Committee To
Friends of the
Abraham Lincoln Brigade
Silver Shirt Legion of America
William Dudley Pelley
Pelley
Domestic chemical prowess marks American self sufficiency
Lammont du Pont lauds two decades of American chemistry, noting self sufficiency in nitrates from air, domestic potash from minerals, and neoprene as a rubber substitute. He recalls 1914 imports and wartime dependences, contrasting with today where American industry and medicine rely on U S factories and soil.
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Elkins Inter-Mountain
America
Germany
Lammont du Pont
du Pont
Smoke of St. Louis Confuses Roosters at Dawn
The St Louis smoke plaguing roosters as dawn breaks is described by Joseph Miller. He notes a rooster across the alley crows, smoke rolls in and out, making the morning dark then light repeatedly while the bird continues to crow.
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St. Louis
Jan
Joseph Miller
My Place
Crime On Decrease In Once Bloody Mingo Co.
Williamson January 3. Circuit Judge Charles W. Ferguson told grand jurors that Mingo County is no longer Bloody Mingo and crime is on the decline. He noted no homicide cases and no arrests from Friday to Tuesday, saying residents no longer take the law into their own hands.
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Williamson
Mingo County
Mingo
Charles W. Ferguson
Ferguson
City employe faces hearing for assault in Knabenshue court
H Marquess, a city employee, is to appear before Justice of the Peace A B Knabenshue today on a charge of assaulting James A Lockard, son of Police Captain A B Lockard.
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H. Marquess
Justice of the Peace
A. B. Knabenshue
James A. Lockard
A.B. Lockard
Darkest America tour delights Grafton audience
A county history highlights a 1897 touring company of colored artists named Darkest America that performed at the Opera House on September 16. The season notes Bog Burdette and other local figures, a variety of plays and concerts, police incidents, and community entertainments through December 1897.
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John W. Vogel
al. G. Field
America
Opera House
Taylor County
Bog Burdette
Turlington
Burlington Hawkeye
Great
Institutional Church
Los Angeles
California
Burdette
Grafton
Noah Fettro
Bluemont
Remenyer
Mastro
John H. Means
Knottsville
Presbyterian Church
Naples
Fabio Romani
Villa Romani
Bay of Naples
Mount Vesuvius
Aiden Benedict
Charles W. Gough
Horace Ewing
Widow Bedette
Grant
Willard
Boone
Main Street
Sodality of St. Augustine Catholic Church
Tell Bill Goodbye Qu eens By Marie lizard
Fabienne and Ellen guard each other from hurt as Nicky and Bill drift into their Twelfth Street circle. Conversations reveal Ellen’s deep care for Bill and Fabienne’s growing tension, with Bill hinting at a deeper bond while Fabienne navigates her own affections and loyalty.
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Bill
Marie Lizard
Nicky
Ellen
Fabienne
Fab
Twenty-second Street
Maryland
Twelfth Street
Hien
Rose Riccio
Dramatic League
Andrew Hardy
Willoughby House
Bull
David Chapman Waz
Finnish Counterattacks Reported On Eastern Front
Soviet calls on the eastern front were countered by Finnish gains. A Russian base was seized and the 163rd Red Army division, trapped December 29, faced heavy casualties with over 1,000 killed and remaining men surrounded. Finnish forces attacked by land at night and by air, destroying trucks and equipment and forcing survivors into captivity. Seven Soviet planes were claimed shot down in a daylong assault.
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Lavajarvi
163Rd Red
Kianta
Nations
Tidende
Copenhagen
Wreck of Troop Train Adds Confusion on Murmansk Front
Reports say a troop train wreck on the Murmansk railroad increased confusion among Russian forces on the northern front, but details could not be confirmed.
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Murmansk
First Congress Opens Amid Domestic Row Over Trade and Spending
Washington January 3 The new decade's first Congress opened to unity on keeping the United States out of Europe’s wars yet sharp divides on domestic policy. Leaders aimed to avoid controversy while lawmakers brace for a session likely to clash over the reciprocal trade program federal spending the Wagner Act and defense policy as Vice President Garner called the chamber to order.
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Washington
United States
Europe
Roosevelt
Senate
House
Roll Call continued report on aid to Pell refugees
Taylor county Red Grater coordinates support for Pellam refugees as the national headquarters ships eight men’s sweaters eight women’s sweaters eight children’s sweaters four women’s dresses and eight girls’ dresses. The local chapter supplies directions yarn and material. women contact Miss Love or Mrs. Harry Maple Avenue for details.
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Taylor County
Ark
Miss Love
Harry Maple Avenue
Political Announcement for Republican Nomination
A political notice announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for the assessor of Taylor County. The candidate pledges to seek the office through the primary process and to discharge duties satisfactorily to voters.
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Taylor
Sasessor
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