Palmer Editing Dept Publishes Local Newspaper Details
Editorial department at 102 Latrobe Street Grafton West Virginia lists subscription rates and publishing credits. The notice includes post office filing as second class matter and Associated Press credit language with guidelines for communications and signature requirements. It cites national ad reps in New York and Chicago.
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Palmer
Seveen
Amore
Grafton
W. Va
Joby
Training School for Detectives in national reform era
William K. Hackett extols a national police academy led by J Edgar Hoover as a superior training ground for modern crime fighters. The piece contrasts fiction with reality, warns of streamlined criminals, and argues federal and local efforts must balance liberty with security amid Roosevelt era economic woes.
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William K. Hackett
Current Magazine
Uncle Sam
Sherlock Holmes
National Police Academy
J. Edgar Hoover
Mr. Hackett
Justie
Main
California
Canaida
Gulf
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Department of Justice
Congress
Underworld Trust
U Uity
Department of Justee
Governor in Cap and Gown Address Stirs Commencement
Governor Frank Murphy of Michigan spoke at a New York commencement, delivering remarks that impressed even him. He warned that without strong industry, business fluctuations will force drastic government action and widespread social disruption.
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Chicago Tribune
Frank Murphy
Michigan
New York
Economic statesmanship and wage bill clash in critique
The article argues that Congress passed the monopoly investigation bill and the wage hour bill on the same day. It contends the wage bill rigidifies the wage structure by fixing hourly rates, not earnings, worsening price inflexibility and dampening building trades. The piece suggests anti monopoly rhetoric is undermined by these rigidities and warns of ossified economic systems.
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Congress
White House
Soferia
Washington
Profits and private business in the national economy
In a discussion on profits, the piece argues that public opinion supports private ownership with government supervision. It explains that receipts come from price times quantity while costs include materials wages depreciation and interest. Profits must cover expenses and risks from fires floods and innovation, with rebates and undue gains scrutinized.
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United States
Mint
Beeta Tall
Tokingsheta
Ehough
Wage policy and business structure in postwar system
The passage discusses the balance between minimum wage laws and anti-merger restraints within a broader push for improved business organization. It cites proposals for a guaranteed annual income and "security founded upon" contributions, while noting unions' varied reactions and the need for coordinated action among government, business, and labor to sustain economic stability without overreach.
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la Follette
Roosevelt survey opens with Wallace testimony on phosphate resources
A page one continuation covers a Roosevelt driven inquiry into phosphate resources with Secretary Wallace and government experts testifying. The Senate civil liberties committee has spent $90,000 in two years and plans public hearings next month with $60,000 in extra funds. An inquiry into federal civil service led by Senator Bilender seeks $4,600 as part of broader investigations.
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Roosevelt
Wallace
Ellemder
Vahdenberg
Mich
Herring
Senate Civiliberties Committee
Senate Innantry
Federal Civil Service
Senater
Buckshot Takes Ranch Work After Subtle Rebuff
In a rugged mountain ranch scene, Buckshot agrees to work after Ellen confronts a growing attachment to Bill. The two rivals, amid stew and steak, navigate unspoken tensions as Ellen yearns for a change, while Bill stays focused on business and restoration.
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Ellen
Bill
Bill Baron
Buckshot
Consid
Not Looking for Trouble Yet Offer to Police Corner
Statement asserts no trouble sought while promising community service as “policemen on the corner.” Lewis mentions aims to return a large share of the $20,000 unspent, signaling a fiscal accountability pledge amid the figures cited.
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Lewis
Senate Seats Continen from page
Republican leaders plan to add about 10 Senate seats from a current bloc of 15 and will intensify efforts in Oregon Town Kansas South Dakota Ohio Illinois Indiana Kentucky California New Hampshire New Jersey Maryland. The campaign committee reportedly earmarked 175000 for Senate battles and 500000 for the House misinkers drive.
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Continen
Page
Vest
McNary
Kentucky
Barkley
A. B. Chandler
Townsend
Oregon Town
Kansas
South Dakota
Ohio
Illinois
Indiana
California
New Hampshire
New Jerk
Maryland
House
Senate
BC Representatives
Women Start Continued From Paired Tone
Lois Jotter a 25 year old University of Michigan botanist and fellow Elanda Clover discuss a river trip for women asserting belief in capability despite doubt from some men. They emphasize botantization as the big goal and note few contacts are possible, with lingering questions about feasibility.
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Lois Jotter
University of Michigan
Elanda Clover
Hali
Group set to reach Lee's Ferry for supplies in July
Other members of the group are Norman D. Nevills of Mexican Hat Utah guide Eugene Atkinson University of Michigan zoologist W. C. Gibson San Francisco artist and Don Harris of the U S Geological Survey. The first contact with civilization after departure and a leading point for supplies will be at Lee's Ferry, Ariz, probably about July 4.
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Norman D. Nevills
Porters hailed as heroes in chain of rail wreck rescue
The span washout led to multiple rescues as passengers escaped the wreck. Lew Williams, a Negro porter, aided several travelers, while Milwaukee railroad workers Cain Hamm and Chris McGee helped reach Saugus station. Engineer William Shearer praised Merrifield, and a woman’s swift actions amid debris saved lives.
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Anne
George
Lew Williams
Bio -Warriors
Milwaukee, Railroad
Custer Creek
Ek Poe
di Pasike
Cain
Ea Hamm
Saugus
William Shearer
Waukee
Hamm
Shearer
Chris McGee
Ieeri
Wreck In Miles City Kills Passenger in 20-Year Milestone
Greek engineer Merfield Pireman H Ey McCoy and Ellis Lund Thore son of Dawson Minn helped 5 to 20 people from the wrecked sleeper car as it crushed between two coaches in a creek bed. Toe water flooded in as passengers shouted to escape. Frees were sent. bodies and survivors were pulled from the submerged car after oil on the water hindered drag efforts. The Miles City wreck marked the first Milwaukee St. Paul line disaster with fatalities in two decades.
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Merfield
Pireman H
Ey McCoy
Ellis Lund
Thomas’ 'Thore
Dawson
Minn
Lund
Thoreson
Bir
Thorson
Miles
Chicago, Milwaukee and
St. Paul
Borah Explains 40-Cent Wage Scale in Industry
Senator Borah described a 40 cent wage scale to be applied by an Interstate Industry board. The boards would set swift implementation while allowing exemptions based on economic factors. He noted hours and wage provisions would hinge on legal definitions.
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Borah
Mnumke
Jefferson County Court Notice For Tomorrow Hearing
Fragmentary OCR indicates a court notice from Jefferson County for an upcoming hearing tomorrow. Details such as case number and parties are unreadable. the item appears to be a public notice in a local legal section.
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Jefferson
Market Report From Pittsburgh June 21
Pittsburgh market summary shows mixed prices across produce livestock and meats. Potatoes and early stock weigh on demand with steady to higher quotes for several items. Cattle, calves, and sheep demand varies with direct sales noted, while quality grades influence prices and availability remains uneven.
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Pittsburgh
U.S
Virginia
Tanibe
County Clerk Candidate Declares Pledge and Experience
To the voters I announce my candidacy for County Clerk, pledging efficient honest administration and service to every citizen. I cite my deputy county clerk experience, familiarity with duties, and commitment to a thorough campaign. I appeal to Democratic voters in the primary to support my candidacy.
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Avery
Campalen
Reater
Tiel
Thik A
W. Reese
Ander
Lee
Bennett
Sherif
Herberty Bvan
Taylor
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Clarksburg
Italy
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Gov. Murphy
New York Herald Tribune
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