Roosevelt era brain trust in White House reshuffle
Washington reports detail President Roosevelt expanding influence of his advisers as Rexford Tugwell and others take roles in government while long running filibUSTER battles over social security and tax provisions frame Senate tensions. Freshman lawmakers vow to curb Long influence and keep governance within bounds.
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Roosevelt’s Enduring Popularity Amid Political Strife
A broad survey lists Franklin D Roosevelt as the nation’s most influential figure, despite rising minority agitation and court tensions. J Edgar Hoover anchors his political circle while Huey Long and Father Coughlin draw strong reactions. women voters show particular interest in his appeal as American recovery hopes rise.
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Explosives Plant Blast Kills Dozens in Reinsdorf
Witnesses spoke of a hell of heat and explosions as a massive explosion at the Westfalia-Anhalt explosives factory in Reinsdorf, near Wittenberg, killed at least 52 and injured many others. Officials blamed an accident, with rescue crews and Nazi authorities aiding recovery efforts as columns of smoke persisted and fires slowly subsided.
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Mrs. Pierce Loses 50 Pounds With Kruschen Salts
Mrs. L. W. Pierce of Tiffin Ohio declares she shed 50 lb in six months using Kruschen Salts, a daily half teaspoonful in hot water with lemon juice. Ad claims the product is safe, cost effective, and offers money back if goals aren’t met. sold by Grafton Drug & Chemical Co and other drugstores.
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Psychiatrist to Speak at Church Institute in Barboursville
Dr. E F Reased of Huntington State Hospital will address the pastors Institute of the M E churches South on Psychiatry. The six day institute closes tomorrow.
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Lutherans Plan Week Long Parley in Grafton
The Rev. E. F. K. Roof and several Grafton Lutherans will attend Lutheran Week beginning June 16 at Jackson’s Mill. Sessions include synod business meetings, women’s missionary society, Luther League, Brotherhood, and a teachers’ conference, closing with Rev. A. K. Jones delivering the ordination sermon. Roof will report as synod chairman.
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Dor othy Nye Named to Luther League Executive Committee
Dor othy Nye, former president of the state and synodical Luther League of young people's societies, will attend as a member of the executive committee of the organization.
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Taylor County Better Housing Day Proclamation Adopts June 15 1935
Mayor I E O Waugh proclaims June 15 1935 Taylor County Better Housing Day in Grafton calling citizens to observe the occasion and support the local program promoting home building and modernization to boost employment and economic recovery. Signed by Mayor B C Waugh.
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Two Arrested In Street Clash Ends With Shooting
A riot on the street turned violent as blows and rocks damaged Jared Male’s windows. Ralph Male was shot amid the fray and Dalton H. was stabbed in the initial brawl, following an earlier disturbance quelled briefly.
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