Iowa Editorial Argues Republicans Strengthen After Primary
A Denver Iowa editorial lauds the Republican surge from the town primary. It cites Gillette’s victory over Wearin as a win for independent legislators, notes party unity and strength, and urges renewed loyalty to country and constitutional democracy. It contrasts Iowa with Pennsylvania on party dynamics.
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Johnsons Advice on Regulated Freedom and Middle Course
General Johnson told American Iron and Steel Institute members in New York that industry cannot return to unregulated freedom and must accept regulated freedom. He urged a middle course with collective bargaining, criticized both industry leaders and the third New Deal, and noted broad support for federal regulation in economic fields. Charles Schwab praised the advice, urging steel to consider it.
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Roosevelt Denies Plan for Labour Act Revision
President Roosevelt said his commission to England would study the British trades union act for informational purposes only and not imply any intent to revise the Wagner act. He urged wide distribution of the commission’s findings beyond editors, senators, and representatives to inform the public and labor observers.
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State Chamber Seen As West Virginia Growth Catalyst
A Fairmont Times summary highlights the West Virginia Chamber of Commerce moving to present a united front under Mr Stansbury. It predicts state leadership will attract new industries and balance industrial expansion with preserving natural beauty, boosting the state’s development over the next decade.
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Supreme Court rules against hidden hearings in livestock case
The Court voided Secretary Wallace's 1933 order fixing agency purchasing rates after finding the oral hearing was conducted improperly. Chief Justice Hughes emphasized fair play and a full, open hearing as essential to lawful administrative action and public confidence. The ruling signals broader scrutiny of quasi judicial processes in federal agencies.
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Ellen and Bill plan ranch life after Nogales visit
Ellen Dale and Bill Baron share a moonlit Nogales dinner and discuss ranch dreams and a business partnership. Ellen seeks a manager, estimates pay, and asks about trust in Bill. He confides love, resigns from her project, and declares he will pursue romance instead.
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One Trade-In Puts Auto Dealer In Horse Business
A rural dealer trades a Hudson 112 sedan to farmer Kermit Max Wilton near Paradise Ora. The exchange favors the farmer in horsepower and balance, contrasting city trade-ins with agricultural buyers and hinting at a broader shift in auto markets away from metropolitan trends.
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Navy planning huge airplane
Washington June 8 The navy plans to build the world’s largest military plane with an estimated cost up to 3 million dollars. Weighing about 50 tons it will be partially armored and crewed by 10 to 14 men. Range will exceed 5000 miles.
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Local Republican seeks county clerk nomination
To the voters I announce my candidacy for Republican nomination for county clerk, subject to party voters in August primary. As deputy county assessor my record is well known to citizens and taxpayers. If nominated and elected I will provide competent courteous service and wage an aggressive campaign prior to the November general election. Respectfully yours, E. C. St. Clair.
Robert B. Reese Announces Candidacy for County Clerk
Robert Bob W Reese announces candidacy for the office of Clerk of the County Court of Taylor County on the Democratic ticket. He states familiarity with county duties from service under the present clerk Frank Bennett and pledges efficient honest administration if nominated and elected, seeking voters and taxpayers support.
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Bob) W. Reese
Guth Announces Candidacy for Taylor County Clerk
A formal declaration from James L. Guth seeking the Democratic nomination for county clerk. He highlights six years as office deputy sheriff, familiarity with Taylor County citizens, and his work with former sheriff Lee Bennett and current Sheriff Herbert Evans. Guth asks for party support in August primary and cross-party backing in November.
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