Grafton Daily Sentinel Publisher Information
The Grafton Daily Sentinel lists Howard B. Holt as publisher and the Grafton Publishing Company based in Grafton West Virginia. Editorial offices are at 102 Latrobe Street with phone numbers 184 J for business and 580 for editorial or news. Advertising rates, classified ads, and submission deadlines are detailed. notices must be in by 9:00 a.m. for same-day insertion and removal notices by 6:00 p.m. the prior day.
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War talk and munition makers in 1934 debate
The piece discusses congressional scrutiny of armament producers and the idea that war might lift the economy. It cites Nye and broader doubts about blaming munitions alone for international friction, noting war’s temporary employment and price effects while warning against repeating past mood boosts.
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Gerald P. Nye
North Dakota
Washington
Senate
House of Representatives
Cumberland Daily News
United States
Spain
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Cuba Wins Full Independence From Platt Amendment
The United States signs with Cuba a treaty that ends the Platt Amendment era. Cuba gains sovereign equality and freedom from U S intervention, with responsibilities for defense and policy now in Cuban hands. Officials say the move ends lengthy U S influence and restores Cuba to full self rule.
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United States
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
United Mt
Havana
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Republic
Latin ‘América
Tariff Showdown Potentiates Senate Vote on Reciprocal Bill
In Wheeling Intelligencer coverage the Senate is set to vote today on all amendments to the Reciprocal Trade Bill. Democrats push reservations to weaken the measure while Washington eyes a sharp transfer of tariff power to the President. Hatfield highlights the chemical industry's growth in West Virginia as an example of broader independence.
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Senate
Washington
Hatfield
West Virginia
Tariff Protection Urges Safe World Trade Policy
Senator Hatfield argues in the Senate that tariff protection supports domestic industry and pork products, cautioning that seeking foreign markets by sacrificing home development is unsafe. He cites the chemical industry and the need for sound economic world relations to ensure progress and prosperity for communities and states.
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Hatfield
Senate
Germany
America
Congress
Mencken Attacks Brain Trust Professors On Radio
Beckley Post-Herald reports Henry Louis Mencken's radio critique of the Brain Trust professors. He jokes that Uncle Sam follows poor medical advice from amateur healers while taxpayers bear the bills as Washington flails about.
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Rom Beckley
Post-Herald
Henry Louis Mencken
Brain Trust
Sam
Chile Faces Trial For Penning Up Wasteful Spending
A fragmented excerpt critiques economic policy, arguing that recovery comes in spite of costly programs. It contrasts Chile’s situation with neighboring El Enelishy, noting their surplus and reduced expenses without hiring new professors or funding ambitious projects.
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Enelishy
Leslie Shain Funeral Held Tuesday AM
Funeral services were held yesterday morning at his Parkersburg residence for Leslie Shain 58 a brother of Miss Lillian Shain an employee of the Grafton Feed and Storage Company. Death occurred Saturday evening at Camden-Clark hospital after a lengthy illness. A former Eureka Pipe Line Company employee for 32 years he was retired 16 months ago. He attended the First Methodist Episcopal church of Salem. Survived by his widow Alice Southworth Shain a son Donald and two daughters Martha and Mary Nell all of Parkersburg.
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Leste Shain
Ilian Shain
Grafton Feed and Storage Company
Miss Shain
George Stagel
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Camnden-Clark Hospital
Parkersburg
Pipe Line
Eureka Pipe Line Company
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Philippi Greeters Prepare for First Lady Visit
A planning committee was named to stage Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt’s visit in Philippi on Thursday morning. She will view the Civil War Battle of 1861 site from Battle Hill and later address residents from a flower-banked platform on Court Square. An archway of taur s will precede the First Lady’s talk, with the Mountain Laurel as the state flower. The Alderson-Broadax Women’s Club meets for a fall picnic at Dr. Myers estate on Bonica road.
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John D. Carpenter Philippi
Land
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Jennings Randolph
Alderson-Broadaus Womens’ Club
Dr. Myers
Bonica Road
Chicken Salad Supper Causes Wave of Illness
Mass illness follows chicken salad supper at a church. More than 36 cases of ptomaine poisoning taxed town medical facilities as physicians and nurses rushed to care for almost two dozen violently ill attendees reported late last night.
A P District Meet Planned This Evening
A district meeting of the A and P Tea Vedmipany will be held this evening at Fatimont with Frank Collins, local manager, pres ident, in charge. Curt's Collegians, Gratoh's best orchestra, will furnish the music for this meeting. The orchestra includes John Evans, Toby Barbello, Bill Coeawat Ewore and Curtis jiighed the music for the St Augustine High School Alumni Association banquet and dance Monday evening.
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Atlantic and Pacific Tea
Frank Collins
Tocal
Curt’s Collegians
Grattoh
John Evans
Toby Barbello
Bill Co
Eawat Ewore
Curtis
St. Augustine High School Alumni Association
Ford's Name in Book Of Semitic Hate Revealed
Nazi party officials prepare a book of Semitic hate now circulating in the United States through the Friends of New Germany group. The item lists Ford among other names as targets of the propaganda effort.
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Ford
Friends of
New Germany
Mrs J E Barnhouse Critical After Stroke
Mrs J E Barnhouse of 210 Christina Street suffered a second paralytic stroke at 6 this morning. Dr R D Stout reports her in critical condition. Telegrams sent to J Edward Barnhouse of Wheeling and C Emmett Barnhouse of Keyser to come at once. both on their way.
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E. Barthouse
Christina Street
R. D. Stout
Loris
J. Edward Barnhouse
Wheeling
C. Emmett Barthouse
Keyser
Conte Hone
Murder and mystery in a haunted estate
Dr Ulrich and Detective Harper investigate a double death in a breakfast room scenario. Two men died, one from a head wound likely from Hamill’s pistol, the other by unknown causes. Questions rise over time of death, possible double suicide, and the role of Mrs Dufresne as interrogation focus.
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Dr. Ulrich
Barpere
Ulrick
Ncme
Hamill
Otiver Hamill
Thik Hbase
Dr. Miller
Hla Wate
Mac
Caria
Miller
Coourinht
Walter, Brown
William Young Bank Job In Clarksburg Report
The text reports that William Young took a position at the Bank of Clarksburg as book and teller. He and a companion were residents of Blueville and were connected with a local merchant’s bank note volumes. The notice notes last-week activity and upcoming events related to the firm.
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William Young Takes
Clarksburg
Wilain
Grafton Sentineling Company
Na- Bank of
Bluevile
Howard Holt Seeks 11th District Republican Nomination
Howard Holt of Grafton announces candidacy for the Republican nomination to represent West Virginia's 11th District, including Marion Monongalia and Taylor counties. Holt asks voters for their support and moral backing as he submits his name for consideration.
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