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Political mendacity and tax relief in Charleston turmoil
A Fairmont Times front page op ed denounces Mont White forces in the state Senate as potentially undermining Townsend relief legislation. The piece argues Democrats supported Townsend measures and warns against petty politics, urging bipartisan support for the governor’s special session and swift enactment of tax relief and economy measures.
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Fairmont Times Today
Charleston
Mont White
Tom Townsend
House of Trelegates
Townsend
House
Lief
Senate
Suits at the polls and European reparations stance
Editorial blasts political opportunism over relief legislation while opposing German loan cancellations. It critiques France's hard line on reparations, notes U S resistance, and warns European policymakers against risky postwar maneuvers. Also discusses the Mattern Griffin transatlantic flight as a bold, lucky start toward a globe circling record.
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Premier Herriot
France
Franse
United States
Germany
Mattern
Griffin
Harbor
Grace
Berlin
Pacific
Alaska
Hoover and Garner clash over Reconstruction Finance Corporation
In a heated exchange Speaker Garner challenges President Hoover on relief funding. Garner pushes for direct small loans, while Hoover argues the Reconstruction Finance Corporation should lend to banks who then finance individuals and private enterprises. The debate centers on proper government lending scope and avoiding direct small loans.
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Hoover
Garner
Reconstruction, Finance’ Corporation
Indi
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Rave
Rye
Finance Corporation
Toll Bridges in West Virginia Demand Law Change
The toll bridges across West Virginia show high earnings, prompting calls to amend the Bridge Commission law. Public bodies and good roads drive profits. the Hinton bridge case highlights the need for power to condemn toll bridges and base prices on intrinsic value rather than inflated earnings.
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Hinton
West Virginia
Ohio River
Nowy River
West Virginia Bridge Commission
Public Service Commission
Bridge Commission
Helen Hayes Likely to Skip Broadway This Season
Actress Helen Hayes, famed stage and screen star, says Hollywood roles will probably keep her away from Broadway next season. Photo shows Hayes in Pasadena, California.
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Associated Press
Helen Hayes
Holly Wood
Pasadena
Cali
Early Marriages Decline In Younger Age Group Census Shows
Census data reveal a shift toward later marriages with fewer individuals in the younger age brackets marrying. In 1920 more people aged 25 to 64 were married than in 1915, and overall unmarried totals and rising divorce rates highlight changing partner selection as economic independence grows for women, altering traditional home making.
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Census Bureau
United States
Cumberland Noes Segue to Higher Marriage Percentages
Fragmentary note claims percentages of more marriages will be increased and references Cumberland Noes. The readable text is sparse but implies a discussion or forecast about rising marriage figures linked to Cumberland Noes.
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Cumberland
City Hospital June financials show small gain
City Hospital reported a June surplus of 191.05 after expenses, with 102.85 collected above operating costs. The municipal facility noted two deaths in June and 11 patients remaining. accounts receivable stood at 8841.10.
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City Hospital
Ruby Graham Ti i
Movie machine operator admits killing pair
Los Angeles police state Erwin Liner, 41, a film projectionist, confessed after about 24 hours of questioning to the murders of Edrwin H. Clarke, 53, and his wife Kendall Clark, 55, who were shot to death in their home where Liner had been staying.
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Los Angeles
Erwin Liner
Edrwin H. Clarke
Kendall Clark
Cairk
Liner
Will Petition Early Vote On Beer Measure
A meeting of House Republicans aimed to petition Speaker Garner and Republican leader for immediate action on beer revenue legislation. The session sought swift action as a bloc to push the measure forward.
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Washington
House
Garner
Rep. Ml
Lost beagle doll seeks owner in Sentinel area
Small female beagle doll black and tan with a little white under the breast has a collar. Reward offered. Call 979-M to Hotham. Also available are cash with cofx scratch pads and handy white and colored paper from The Gratton Printing Co in the Sentinel Building at 102 Latrobe St, phone 185-R.
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Gratton Printing Co
Sentinel
Latrobe St
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