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Newspaper
Grafton Sentinel
Location
Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1933
Page
2
The piece argues that exclusive family life risks stunting adolescence and adult adjustment. As children mature, they must form outside friendships and test growing abilities, while parents may face emptiness if they neglect social life and outside interests. The essay urges early social foundations to avoid later strain.
Christopher Crow schemes to collect unspent Fourth of July firecrackers to plant at his nest. His plan backfires when the remaining firecrackers explode in his foot, causing pain and drawing Willy Nilly’s attention.
Wayne England of St John's Street was fined 200 dollars and sentenced to 30 days in county jail after a morning trial before Magistrate Charles P. Lucas on a bad check charge. Authorities allege two checks were issued and not honored, a warrant having been issued yesterday for his arrest. Constable Smith served the warrant. England received 100 dollars fine and 15 days in jail on each count. Rannie remains unnamed.
Gerald Duff was cited for contempt by Circuit Judge Herbert W. Dent after a Wednesday evening session. The case stems from a divorce alimony dispute with Lola Duff, alleging he defaulted on several alimony payments ordered in a decree by late Judge Warren B. Kittle. The matter was docketed for trial at a special term or the next regular term. The court adjourned sine die. Dent will visit Philippi Monday to hold Barbour County court, as Billy Sunday’s revival continues to unfold.
A playful scene features Puffy the Pig declaring in a courtlike moment that his case is in court. The turnkey proclaims a personal legal role as Puffy dances a jig and vows the judge on the bench will not be the same afterward.
Interior Secretary Harold Ickes stayed at his desk while other government employees left as a heat wave swept the capital. He shed his coat and tie to focus on industrial recovery public works projects and routine problems as photographers captured the scene.
President Roosevelt and advisers discussed pushing public works and the industrial recovery drive in tandem. Officials expect codes from major industries soon, with textiles first and others like steel and automobiles in preparation. A permanent administrator for the recovery program may be named, with L. W. Robert Jr. among Likely candidates. Edward R. Stettinius Jr. named liaison between the recovery administration and the industrial advisory board.
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