Shifting Nazi economics irks Grafton Sentinel
The Grafton Sentinel critiques Nazi economic policy and autarky as Adolf Hitler shifts away from pure communism. It cites Volkischer Beobachter and Walther Funk to argue autarchy and trade can coexist, questions defense funding, and urges unified national effort to defend against foreign aggression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicolai Lenin
Adolph Hitler
Feuhrer
Voelkischer Beobachter
Germany
North America
The
Sentinel
Berlin
Walther Funk
United States
Funk
Hitler
Voelkischer Boebachter
Reich
Europe
All Out of Halfway New York Times Defense Dilemma
The article argues officials face two directions in policy with emphasis on defense and experiments. It notes opposition to broader income tax, farm price supports, restraint on strikes, and curbs on non-defense spending. It discusses expanding steel capacity for civilian demand, price and priority controls, and a proposed 50 percent cut in automobile production despite strong current output and sales. price control trends are examined alongside wage policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Hitler
New York Times
Defense
Treasury
War Department
Henderson
Driving Slow Cuts Gasoline Use and Prices Probe
The Megantown Post discusses conserving gasoline by driving at moderate speeds, noting consumption rises rapidly after 35 mph. It cites Charleston WV city council seeking Justice Department action on gasoline price differentials and proposes quarterly price analyses for public release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Megantown Post
Charleston
Department of Justice
West Virginia
Council
Scapegoat in France as Jews face new laws
The article cites France under Petain adopting anti Jewish measures resembling Nazi policies. About 12,000 Jews are arrested for alleged plots to wreck collaboration, a move the piece deems an unwarranted scapegoat hunt that betrays France’s own decline in judgment and humanity.
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Clarksburg
France
Europe
Hitler
Petain
Opening of the Grafton public library 1922
Large crowd attended the December 1 1922 library opening in the Chamber of Commerce rooms. Sam R Jenkins led the program with piano solo by Virginia Heironimus and violin solo by Clarence Strickling. A senior Dramatic Club playlet from Grafton High and membership drives followed with gifts from local families and businesses.
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Chamber of Commerce
Sam R. Jenkins
Virginia Heironimus
Clarence Strickling
Serenadas Amor
Robert Maloney
G. Westley Evans
C. C. Meredith
Thomas T. Cather
Grafton
West Virginia
Grafton Lodge No. 308
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Elks Home
H. B. Flesher
Grafton Lodge of Elks
Harry V. Flanagan
Strand Theatre
Offercers
Chaplin Thomas Deegan
Elizabeth Stuck
Tears of Christ
James’ B. Moran
E. F. Clark
Vaughn M. Kerr
Hugh McDaniel
Rose
Flesher
U S Requests and German Pressure Raise Tensions
The article reports U S requests continuing from page one amid Hitler’s pretense and Petain’s decline. It notes plans to expel about 125 consular officers in 24 American cities for improper duties, signaling tighter immigration rules to keep fifth columnists out. The State Department also bans visas in certain countries to aliens with close relatives in occupied regions, hinting at Nazi agent concerns.
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White House
United States
America
State Department
Vast Towboat
The article notes yard capacity and material availability shaping expansion of towboats and barges along the Ohio River. Yard facilities are building tank barges, including prefabricated forms, as terminal facilities expand to handle increased demand.
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Ohio
Stone Keeps One Vote as Chief Justice in Roosevelt Era
Charles P. Stewart analyzes Harlan F. Stone's elevation to chief justice, noting he retains one vote on a nine member court but gains prestige and a $500 pay raise. The piece discusses party shifts, New Deal alignment, and Stone's conservative to pro New Deal stance, with insights on Jackson Byrnes and Roosevelt’s influence.
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Charles P. Stewart
Central Press
United States Supreme Court
Harlan F. Stone
High Tribunal
Supreme Court
Justice Stone
Roosevelt
White House
Henry L. Stimson
Frank Knox
Justice McReynolds
Wilson
Henally
Coolidge
Supreme Bench
Senate
Harlan ‘Stone
Ma Fon
Payy
Jackson
Robert H. Jackson
Washington
Fair
Bob
James I. Byrnes
Bob Jackson
Jimmy Byrnes
Jimmy
Congress
Tur keys Pact and Allied War News Interwoven Page One
Disjointed dispatches discuss Turkish pact implications for a vast oil tow fleet, river and rail transport routes, and potential terminal locations. Analysts debate feasibility of pipelines, patrol needs, and regional bottlenecks as Soviet Germany tensions rise amid rumors of German demands on Russia and Baltic actions.
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Russia
Germany
Joseph Stalin
Moscow
Stalin
Cording
Reuters
British News Seven
Bessarabia
Bucovina
Rumania
Ukraine
Estonia
Latvia
Lithuania
Baltic
Agia
Bessarab Bida
Soviet
Reauters
CBS
NBC
Turkey
Death and discovery in the Wildwood Lodge
Henry Houghton and his son Richard, creeping through a deserted lodge, confront a hidden figure with a candle and a gun. The tense pursuit climbs stairs as fear and courage mix, leading to a chilling close where Mr Jones is suspected to be involved.
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Big ‘Dwn Son
Pather
John Jones
Henry
Richard
Wildwood Lodge
Henry Hough
Jana
Jamin
Hadebe
Atcirway
Potter
Richar
Mr. Jones
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Palmer
Associated Press
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A. B. Clayden, Inc
New York
Lexington Avenue
Chicago
North
Michigan Avenue
Christ
Taylor County
Open
Flavius J.cather
Cather
Granddater
Marshal
U. S
Stewart
Barret
Stypresmm
Chief Justice
Stone
Texas
Baton
Rouge
Mississippi
Pittsburgh
Monghigahela River
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Rm Smith
Richard Houghton
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