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Newspaper
Grafton Sentinel
Location
Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1938
Page
4
The piece argues that Czech resistance to Hitler’s demands mirrors Eden's stance against aggression and condemns appeasement. It critiques U.S. neutrality for treating China and Spain differently, urging consistent impartiality and warning that selective embargoes fuel aggression.
Secretary Hull disclosed that the State Department disapproves export sales of American bombers or planes convertible for military use by Japan. It argues manufacturers should heed government wishes while noting deception in the China war story. The piece criticizes U S neutrality laws as muddled, driven by emotion and profit, and says Japan has become a major buyer of aircraft parts.
The piece contrasts labor leader William E. Green’s warning against government spending to revive business with a broader editorial on democracy. It argues votes must be free from intimidation and not bought by public funds, cites relief figures and historical debt, and stresses private industry as the path to recovery while critiquing New Deal pump priming and its political support.
A Vermont barber marked age 99, noting a long career begun at 17. The piece highlights a life spent snipping, clipping, combing, and massaging, reflecting on social history and a chair that witnessed many years of service.
Ellen Dale captivates Nogales as she attends the chamber of commerce banquet, lectures at the Presbyterian church, and meets locals while Bill Baron handles ranch affairs. He questions marriage prospects yet admires her, and Bend Durango planning proceeds with Mexican families relocated to new canyon cottages.
Insurgent forces continued their southward drive toward Valencia, targeting positions along the Minares river as air raids hit Castellon de la Plana area. At Nules, eight people were killed and 21 wounded in an air attack on a manufacturing center and arsenal, with ships set ablaze in one raid.
Fragmentary notes show B DeWitt defeated candidate affiliated with the Guffey ticket serving as vice chairman. Edward N. connected as a profession to Guffey. The text references a realection or reelect context and party organization details.
Jones named vice chairman of a new ticket post as Guffey vows a hard fought battle. Labor's role in Pennsylvania remains unsettled with CIO and AFL positions unclear. Kennedy notes labor inertia while Wagner act and wage rules showdown spark party friction. Green denounces Lewin as a political invasion.
Rail salvage group meets after denying the eastern railroad petition for higher passenger coach fares to 2.5 cents a mile. A hearing is set for June 27, with a rehearing June 20 following a 6 to 6 original vote. Rail labor executives oppose, while rail aid to bankruptcy threats faces blocked progress. A Senate committee approves liberalizing RFC loans to cabinets, but no vote scheduled. Roosevelt urges possible rail legislation this session.
A scrambled report shows House leaders and the rules committee discussing a bill favored by Hill and Rice. TheHouse action expected to move the measure forward, with supporters urging swift passage amid committee deliberations.
Senator Borah argued the federal government can require minimum wages for health and well being of workers, while Senator Bailey contended only those in interstate commerce fall under it. Exemptions include bona fide executive, administrative, professional workers and some retail and service staff. Certain transportation firms would be barred from interstate goods movement by wage provisions, with common carriers exempted.
The law imposes a maximum fine of $10,000 and up to six months in jail for violations, with imprisonment possible on the first offense. It outlines penalties and the circumstances under which a jail term may be imposed.
The hearing revealed McCall signed a confession admitting he stole Skeegie from his bed and used handkerchiefs to silence the child. He claimed the boy died accidentally as federal agents detailed his admissions, including the ransom and concealment. Guards protected the prisoner as he faced charges of kidnapping. He said only two know the truth, God and himself.
Two announcements outline runs for county clerk in Taylor County. A Republican deputy county assessor pledges aggressive campaigning to win the August primary and serve all citizens if nominated and elected. A Democratic candidate, Robert Bob W. Reese, emphasizes his tenure with the current clerk, confidence in duties, and pledges efficient administration if nominated and elected.
Formal declaration seeking Democratic voter support in August primary and November general election. Candidate cites years as deputy sheriff, familiarity with Taylor County residents, and service under former sheriff Bennett and Herbert Evans. Requesting party backing and cross party influence to win office.
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