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Newspaper
Grafton Sentinel
Location
Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1938
Page
4
A notice outlines that voluntary communications or letters to the editor may be published freely if not libelous and are for proper public discussion. Authors must sign the letters, with bylines published, and advertising representation details are listed for Chicago and other offices.
A reflective editorial condemns FBI layoff plans as financially reckless while urging restoration of the agency to full strength. It links crime waves and public fear to staffing cuts and defends the FBI as essential for national safety, urging government action to restore its power and esteem.
A 1934 1936 contrast shows justices increasingly support New Deal measures and reverse earlier rulings. Key cases include 1937 farm mortgage moratorium act, 1937 38 income tax rulings, and 1987 wage law, with the Municipal Bankruptcy Act later upheld. The Tulare County irrigation district plan was rejected by a lower judge but reversed by a six to two Supreme Court vote, arguing state sovereignty is preserved and federal cooperation allows relief.
Howard Gray of the PWA urges local subdivisions to immediately prepare applications and file them with regional offices, signaling a first come, first served approach to new PWA funds. The county court’s plans for annexation to the courthouse or a possible county hospital grant are affected by this directive.
Bill Baron and Panola Montoya cling to hope as Yaqui captors demand ransom after a dawn release of captives. An Algarde returns with news of Ellen’s arrival and Bill’s discovery of her fainting from exhaustion. The reunion prompts questions and danger as the standoff into the night looms.
The county set aside 25000 last year and a similar amount this year for the annex. With a 50000 backlog the court could seek a 45000 grant to cover a 100000 total cost, leaving 55000 to be paid by the county. The PW A funds rule favors quick action before the money runs out.
Chicago Tribune commentary argues President Roosevelt exploited a high school commencement audience to defend ruinous tax and spending policies. The piece contends unemployment, agricultural prices, and railroad troubles reflect a ongoing decline, accusing him of seeking further crisis to push a dictatorship while blaming Congress for inaction.
Charleston June 3. A 13 year old, Leonard L Ramey of Blakeley, died after being crushed by slate at the entrance of an abandoned mine near his home. Matt Lan hem and his son discovered the body under a ton of slate.
Pittsburgh markets report operates under U S and Pa Dept of Agriculture figures. Apples and potatoes show steady to higher prices with regional varieties and bags listed. Livestock numbers include 1600 head with cattle calves and sheep, noting higher weights, steady prices for steers and young stock, and scarce spring lambs with varied quotes.
Political notice announces ED Q. ST. CLAIR as a Republican candidate for county clerk. He highlights his deputy assessor background, pledges competent service, and promises to campaign before the August primary and November general election. He seeks voter support across the party.
Robert W. Reese announces his Democratic candidacy for Taylor County Clerk. He notes prior service under County Clerk Frank Bennett and asserts firsthand knowledge of clerk duties. Reese pledges efficient, honest administration and asks voters for support.
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