Change of Tone in Washington After Supreme Court Ruling
The article traces a shift in national outlook following Supreme Court decisions adverse to New Deal policies. It notes Roosevelt’s early optimism giving way to doubt, the rise of questions about legality, and warnings against propaganda from leadership. It cites incident of FERA official arrest in Charleston for theft of government funds.
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Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Yessels
Executive Department of Government
FERA
Charleston
Roosevelts horse and buggy quip sparks federalism echo
The piece recalls a Roosevelt quip about prefering carriage to walking and uses it to contrast state home rule with federal centralization. It cites Senator Borah recalling F D Roosevelt as governor of New York who warned that oligarchy posing as democracy would follow heavy central power and erode state sovereignty.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
Unrest, rioting and layoffs ripple through 1920s era headlines
Rioters damage Le Petit Journal and Freemasonic offices amid currency devalua tion fears as Bank of France cash outflows reach 152000000 francs. In Huntington a state wide unemployment convention plans stalls while a miner dies in Webster Springs from a slate fall at Golden Ridge mine No 5, marking the first fatality there in two years.
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Pierre-Etienne Flandin
Chamber
Plandin
Laval
Leortin
Pietri
Lebtin
Raymond Patenotre
le Petit Journal
Freemasons
Bank of France
United States
Maestic
Webster Springs
W. A. Sullivan
Golden Ridge
Golf Round Up Shows Shute Slips From Lead
Byron Nelson of Ridgewood Country Club posted 35 on the outward nine and threatened the pace, while Shute faltered late with a final 78. Roland MacKenzie started strong with two birdies, but Shute’s bunkers and late holes derailed his round as the field posted mixed scores.
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Shute Falters
Byron Nelson
Texas
Ridgewood
N. J
Stokes, Jr
Louisville
Floyd Farley
Oklahoma City
Shute
Nelson
Roland MacKenzie
Washington
D. C
Liquor Store Listings Extend Across West Virginia Towns
Continued report outlines liquor store coverage for Williamson Richwood Key stone Mullens Webster Springs Kingwood Thomas Glenville and Shinnston with potential openings and regulatory notes for each location. Authorities emphasize licensing hours inventory and compliance expectations across multiple counties.
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Williamson
Richwood
Keystone
Mullens
Webster Springs
Kingwood
Thomas
Glenville
Shinnston
Reminiscences of the Ford peace expedition voyage
Charles A. Stewart recalls the Ford peace flight's 20 year arc from New York to Washington, noting early press skepticism, the star participants canceling, Schwimmer's hiring search, and the chaotic 16 day Atlantic voyage aboard an 8000 ton ship. The piece contrasts editor bill Hawkins and Stewart's reflections with a second New York briefing by Leslie Eichel on Japan's 1934 trade expansion and yen depreciation driving export growth despite tariffs.
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Charles A. Stewart
Central Press
Washington
Charles P. Stewart
Washington, D. C
Rosika Schwimmer
New York
Stewart
Madam Schwinner
Atlantic
Japan
United States
State Department of
Gypsy Consuelo Chooses Freedom From Fame Dream
Consuelo, a Gypsy, vows to shed the burdens of stardom and a top hat life as she nears a three week Gypsy period before returning to the Follies. She imagines lazy country days, a Rolls Royce journey, and the simple bliss of open space away from schedules and interviews.
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Fefverens
Consuelo
Stewart Blackmire
Marble Palace
High Hill
Marco
Stewart
California
Gypsy dancer overwhelmed by crowd and dream of freedom
A weary dancer escapes public adulation yet battles exhaustion and doubt. She clings to freedom while trapped by expectation, imagining Gypsies are free as she hurries through a doorway with Ito holding the door. The crowd's applause feels intoxicating yet draining.
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Jhoy
Glitza
Ito
Fragment from a staged scene with a hinted engagement
A fragmented notebook style scene shows a woman on stage at a club or theatre. She argues with a man over a mock engagement ring amid music, beer, and a dramatic atmosphere. The dialogue hints at a rumored engagement and a piece of glass mistaken for a diamond.
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Stewart
Stewart Blackmike
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