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Newspaper
Grafton Sentinel
Location
Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1929
Page
4
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A patriotic tone supports Hoover's naval program to keep the United States strong among world powers, arguing against weakness and urging continued buildup. The article recounts the final German reparations settlement, lowering the total from Versailles figures to about 9 billion dollars, and notes anticipated economic stabilization. It also cites Judge Southern urging clear, certain punishment to deter crime over harsher laws.
The piece argues that severe penalties for minor crimes undermine law aims and mislead juries. It cites prohibition enforcement, dangers of “teeth” in statutes, and a Virginia case where deputies face murder charges after shooting a youth on a rural road amid intoxication allegations.
The text discusses aviation engine needs for lighter weight and more power, Ford’s call for innovation, and the continuing evolution of aviation technology. It also critiques Senate secrecy in executive sessions, urging balanced openness while protecting national interests.
A jumble of across and down crossword clues blends with an extended editorial excerpt. The text mixes puzzle entries with a critique of press power, citing Fairmont Times and ByStander opinions on newspaper independence and influence on public opinion.
The article cites Frank H. Simonds who says tariff increases will provoke reprisals. Canada and South America would shift purchases away from the United States, turning to Britain and other suppliers if imports from the U S rise. England and Germany could then benefit from American tariff policy.
The piece argues newspapers and business leaders should learn from each other. It notes mutual suspicion between press and business, calls newspapers politically naive, and warns of threats from the power trust tied to newsprint production and pulp mills.
The House weighs delaying the Trench initiative and resumes a bill to create a federal communications commission. Senate and House farm bill conferences review final differences as experts discuss the debenture proposal.
A brief inspirational note asserts that happiness comes from self belief and self confidence. It emphasizes personal trust and inner strength as keys to living efficiently and joyfully.
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