Editorial: Amazing Ignorance on Roosevelt Policies
The piece denounces federal New Deal programs as unconstitutional and misguided. It argues the Supreme Court’s rulings expose the administration’s failures and defend states rights against federal overreach. The author asserts government power should not intrude into private life and calls for adherence to constitutional limits.
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Supreme Court
NRA
United States
Roosevelt
Congress
Washington
Fed
New Deal
Federal Congress
Executive Department
Disputed NRA Policy Sparks Partisan Backlash
The piece argues that critics blame the New Deal era policies and leadership, singling out Roosevelt and his subordinates while defending the president from direct fault. It notes attacks on Frankfurter and the Brain Trust, portrays press pieces as sensational, and warns of rising class tension amid anti business rhetoric.
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NRA
Felix Frankfurter
Supreme Court
Brain Trust
Gen. Johnson
Richberg
Roosevelt
Kent analyses NRA decision in postwar outlook
Washington column by FRANK R. KENT notes reactions to the Supreme Court ruling on the NRA. It suggests the death of the New Deal program stirred little Senate discontent among Democrats and speculates on secret ballot opinions and party alignment after the decision.
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Supreme Court
Kent
NRA
Frank R. Kent
Washington, D. C
Senate
Mr. Roosevelt
Ford peace ship reminiscences by Charles P Stewart
Charles P Stewart recalls his 1900 voyage on Henry Ford financed peace ship with Madame Schwimmer seeking neutral pressure to stop WWI fighting. He notes Ford's naïve optimism about spending money to end the war and hints at broader tensions and skepticism from others.
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Charles P. Stewart
Central Press
Washington
Washington, D. C
Roslin Schwimmer
United States
Hungary
Hague
Henry Ford
Auto King
Madame Schwimmer
Fordsin
Stewart
Gypsy Consuelo Faces Intrigue and News From Willowby
Consuelo receives a note from Chatham Willowby while rehearsing, provoking jealousy from Stewart. Willowby visits her, hints at plans for a new act with a gifted boy dubbed the Dummy. Consuelo learns her caravan kin are well and excitedly shares news, torn between past promises and a coming opportunity.
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Willowby
Jim
Consuelo
Stewart
Roosevelt recovery forecast challenged by radio talk
The piece argues that labor oppression fears are overstated and labor politicians will gain little. It asserts the public will see the forecasts as unfounded as past electoral promises and contends recovery will occur without new schemes if Roosevelt allows it. It claims the recovery has not sunk but was saved, not by the Supreme Court.
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Roosevelt
Fiduciary Notice to Creditors of W J Fast Estate
The estate of W J Fast deceased invites all creditors to present claims with vouchers verified and delivered to the undersigned at his office in Grafton West Virginia by November 26 1935. Beneficiaries are urged to attend that day to protect their interests. Dated May 24 1935 J Guy
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W. J. Fast
Grafton
Taylor County
West Virginia
J, Guy
Farmer A J Stansberry Dies At 67 In Fetterman District
A J Stansberry aged 67 native of Taylor county died this morning at his farm home in Fetterman district after five weeks of illness. Born April 2 1868 to Augustus and Mary Montgomery Stansberry he lived in the area all his life. Surviving are his widow Marty two brothers J S of Washington DC and George N of Grafton three sisters Elvin Cline Monongah Julia Martin of Grafton and Mary (address unknown) and children James A Isaac Alonzo Effie Friener and Edna Criss. Funeral services will be conducted Monday at 7 30 p m at Mt Mortis church Barbour county by Rev Harry W Flanagan with interment under Bartlett Funeral Home direction.
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A. J. Stansberry
Taylor County
Fetterman
Augustus
Mary Montgomery Stansberry
Marty Stansberry
J. S
Washington, D. C
George N
Grafton
Elvin Cline
Monongah
Julia Martin
Mary
James A
Isaac
Zanesville
Alonzo
Effie Friener
Edna Criss
Ohio City
Ohio city. + Mr. Stansberry
West Main Street
M. E. J Church
Harry W. Flanagan
Mt. Mortis Church
Barbour County
Bartlett Pu
Traffic Offense Will Be Appealed to Court
William G Hanleiter of Grand Street was found guilty by Justice Ona C Jefferys for parking and blocking traffic on Grafton Park Road May 29. He appealed to the Tay lor county circuit court, posting bond and seeking a higher fine. he paid five dollars and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William. G. H. Hanleiter
Grand Street
Ona C. Jefferys
Grafton Park Road
Taylor County
Hanleiter
T. ©. Freeze
Jathe Jefferys
Circuit
Two Arrests Reported By Local Police
Two arrests were made on drunkenness charges by city police yesterday. John Carder was arrested on Washington street after a complaint from residents at 12:15 PM and was found guilty by Mayor B Otto Waugh, receiving a two day work sentence. William Kirk, arrested by Officers DeMoss and Woodford on the West Side, also received two days on city streets.
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B. Otto Waugh
John Carder
Castoday
A.B. Lockard
Clarence Sillman
Washington Street
William Kirk
Earl DeMoss
Hugh Woodford
West Side
P mi
Yeasterday
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