New Deal and AAA in Judicial Challenge detailed
A long analysis notes that the AAA program faces constitutional test if struck down, while TVA funding dwindles. It argues Congress is asserting independence from the executive on policy and lawmaking, highlighting President Roosevelt’s push for death sentence provisions and shifts in House votes. It also reports on Taylor County School Board leadership with Dr. Paul P. Warden reappointed president, E G Kuhn as county superintendent, and Virgil Rohrbaugh as assistant superintendent, signaling stable school governance.
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Central West
AAA
TVA
House of Representatives
New Deal
New Deal Administration
Paul P. Warden
Taylor County School Board
E. G. Kuhn
Virgil Rohrbaugh
Publc
Kuhn
Rohroaugh
Rohrpaugh
Major Flour Millers Protest Taxes Threaten Goods Flow
A consortium of leading flour milling firms led by General Milling Co served notice on Agricultural Department authorities, signaling refusal to pay substantial production taxes and warning of impact on grain product supply.
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AAA
General Milling Co
Agricultural Department
Reii Ig
Qyan
NRA Puzzle: extended life of enforcement army ends April 1 1936
The denatured NRA remains active after a recent act of Congress extended its life to April 1 1936. No official announcement of demobilization has been issued for the enforcement army created when the codes operated.
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NRA
Wheeling Intelligencer
Congress
Enforcement Army
The NRA Army Wages Tacit War Over Codes and Jobs
The article argues the National Recovery Administration intends to keep workers on payrolls with voluntary codes and no enforced work. It notes two NRA roles: gather industry data from codes and assist with voluntary codes, while exposing an uninspiring effort to stay busy. It concludes with a historic note on ancient Mesopotamian writing.
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NRA
Senator Glass Stands Against Sovietized Banking Drive
Senator Carter Glass faces intense pressure as he resists a federally controlled banking system, urged by state bankers to consider independent state central reserve banks. Supporters argue Congress represents states and must safeguard state rights and self-preservation.
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Carter Glass
West Virginia News
Glass
New Jersey State Bankers Association
Central Reserve
New York State Bankers Association
Congress
Salvation Army Group Plans July 4 Field Day at Romney
Salvation Army commander Major John Campbell said he and local people will spend July 4 at Romney for a field day. The event coincides with the Young People's divisional camp being held at the Salvation Army building on East Main Street.
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Salvation Army
Romney
John Campbell
East Main Street
Salvation Army Young People’s
Washington Defies Party Leaders Over Public Utilities Bill
In Washington President Roosevelt faces conservative lawmakers blocking the public utilities control bill. The House interstate commerce committee, dominated by long-time Democrats, trims key provisions affecting holding companies and TVA related measures while critics warn of an old order protecting private giants. Southerners back TVA power and resist court limits, signaling a clash between liberal aims and entrenched interests.
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Central Press
New York
East 45Th
Leslie Eichel
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
House Interstate Commerce Committee
Tennessee Valley Authority
AAA
South
TVA
Desires Money Spent by Government to Prime the Pump
Washington group seeks rapid relief spending even at the risk of graft as Hopkins pushes to prime the fund. Ickes vows no project without thorough, costly scrutiny by a large, often sneering “secret 600” of investigators led by Glavis and Ebert Burlew, creating enemies among promoters of doubtful proposals.
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Ickes
Washington
Harry L. Hopkins
Tokina
Tokes
O. K
2&1
Louis FR. Glavis
Ebert K. Bur Jew
PWA
Shanghai Romance At Sea Bride Weds In Flagship Ceremony
Lieutenant Val Preston falls for Lia Garenne in Shanghai while aboard a gunboat. He risks naval duty and family approval as their whirlwind romance leads to a discreet wedding aboard the Asiatic fleet flagship, prompting a telegram from Lia’s embittered aunt and tests of loyalty and duty.
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Goodby
Janice Edding
Unites States
Captain Edding
Puget Sound Navy Yard
Valentine Preston
China
Shanghai
Janice
South Carolina
Fat
Li Garenne
Ste Ta Tonely
Val
Kent Townley
Natal
Tia
Dreaset
Ahe
Hin
Lia
Gobi Desert
Isa Peiping
Lia Garenne
Sue Norris
Laure Montrose
Tate
Garenne
Navy
Decais
Yangtze
Hankow
Lla Roner
Toor
Lin
Darling
Trip
Ho Ile
Shanghaiy
Julia Lee
Tsal
Julia Lee Garenne
Peiping
Miss Garenne
the &UN
Cathay
Japan
LU Cage
Trom
Beermark Ad Regulations Test Planned in Huntington
Huntington WV July 2 a proprietor, Diskoleis, facing city limits on exterior beer ads, planned to appeal while the court upheld a 25 fine for opening after 1 am. He offered to close the connecting door to the restaurant and create a separate beer garden entrance. The Fox advertising case remains in progress with a temporary injunction in effect.
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Huntington IW
Im Diskéleis
Frank Eaton
Diskoless
Diskoleis
Common Pleas Court
Fox
Fred L. Fox
Attempt to Save Dog Costs Woman Her Life
Montgomery July 2 A bystander attempt to save a dog cost Mrs. Cora Jenkins a life. Driver J Henry Anderson of Charlestown took her to a hospital and reported to police. He faces a manslaughter-like charge tonight. Sealed bids are invited by Grafton city officials for a period from July 6 1935 to June 30 1936 for furai dairy supply at the city.
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Montgomery
Cora Jenkins
J. Henry Anderson
Charleston
City of Grafton Thily 2 5Advertisement
An aged newspaper fragment advertises a local notice for the City of Grafton. The readable text hints at a time window or event labeled Thily 2-5. Limited context prevents full details or a clear action. Further legible lines are needed to confirm purpose and dates.
81 Arrests Made Last Month by Monongah B&O Police
R. R. Police Capt. C. T. Morehead in charge of the Monongah division says officers made a total of 81 arrests last month. Fifteen were for trespassing on railroad property, one for assault and battery, and 66 for violations of various railroad laws.
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R. R
C. T. Morehead
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Police
Toddy
Change Time for Display Of Fireworks Tonight
In response to many requests, the time for the fireworks display on Thursday evening July 4 on Thayer's hill has been changed to 8:30 p m.
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Thayer's Hill
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Virginia Conma
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