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Newspaper
Grafton Sentinel
Location
Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1937
Page
4
A newspaper column denounces CIO agitation and SWOC strikes, condemning labor leaders and demagogic tactics. It argues for peaceful settlement of disputes, calls for a balanced budget, and warns against executive overreach and continued government spending beyond income. The piece insists politicians must say no to unpopular cuts and pursue fiscally prudent policy.
The President in his fifth New Deal year asks Congress to appropriate 1.5 billion dollars for relief. Critics say the move rests on guesses, not thorough unemployment data, signaling ongoing doubts about the administration's relief strategy. The piece cites The Saturday Evening Post’s prior commentary challenging the plan.
Central Press columnist Shepard Barclay discusses how opening leads should reflect opponents’ bidding styles. A sample deal with South, West, and Kenton shows how a different opening could force a stronger defense, highlighting the impact of inferred hands on play.
A Wheeling Intelligencer piece reviews fiscal data from 1789 to 1935 showing total executive spending rising from 1.6 billion to over 8.9 billion under Roosevelt. It notes growing national debt, skyrocketing interest costs, and cites David Lawrence on New Deal power delegations as a warning about bureaucratic expansion.
In a Southern California city Marcia Madden navigates a treacherous office romance after Abe promotes Hartley to partner, sidelining her ambitions. Sandy Knight, her ex, reappears as Hartley insinuates himself into Marcia’s life during a late-night meal, complicating loyalties and career dreams.
The piece discusses a wage proposal to fix pay via a presidentially appointed five member government commission, doubting national safety under such a system. It then surveys the history and split among international communist movements, highlighting Trotsky’s Fourth International and Moscow aligned Third and Comintern factions and forecasting future developments.
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