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Newspaper
Grafton Sentinel
Location
Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1933
Page
4
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The Wheeling Intelligencer surveys the Supreme Court ruling on bond and general levy limits in West Virginia. It explains that bond obligations must be funded first, with any remaining permissive levies for general government, and notes conflicting local interpretations in Huntington and Cabell County.
Tennessee leaders speak of the 21st amendment becoming part of the constitution before year end. Constitutional scholars note this repeal would wipe out another amendment, a unique shift since all other amendments modify or add to the document rather than erase one. Federal supervision may follow as the process unfolds.
The speech argues for federal leadership to restore credit and balance budgets. It notes taxes and loans financing the emergency, the return of bank deposits, and improving state bank conditions. It highlights the shift from a broken credit system to a granite foundation for national recovery.
Clarksburg excerpts discuss the Industrial Recovery Act and the second section of the repeal amendment barring liquor imports into other states for use there. It notes that after ratification the federal role ends and state control begins, warns against a patchwork of state regulations, and corrects the belief that the 21st amendment becomes immediately effective upon ratification.
In a Clarkburg Telegram excerpt the piece argues a revival of national faith, recalling immigration and frontier history. It asserts faith in a new social order yielding liberty, happiness, and prosperity, warning against renewed disillusionment and urging Washington to preserve regained resolve.
President outlines government relief, public works, and wage growth to restore purchasing power. He cites Farm and Industrial Recovery Acts, credit restoration, and massive employment through public works, forestry, flood prevention, and inland navigation. He urges cooperative industry action, codes, and a visible badge for participants.
In a crowded New York hangout Colin learns of a dangerous mission. Reddy asks him to deliver a sealed letter, with strict secrecy and a potential month or two of trouble, promising payment and safety if he agrees to follow the plan exactly.
Chapter 2 PMS July 26 urges broad adoption of reemployment plans among small businesses, insisting their participation is vital to national recovery. The appeal stresses collaboration across large and small firms and urges immediate personal confirmations to join and publicize commitment.
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