Franklin Roosevelt Cabinet Preview Amid Economic Strains
A draft list shows Franklin Delano Roosevelt as president elect at age 44 from Des Moines Iowa facing farm relief tax issues and inflationary concerns. Claude Swanson Thomas Walsh Cordell Hull Harold Ickes and others named for posts in commerce interior and more with focus on defense unemployment and public works.
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Roosevelt
Daniel C. Roper
Commerce
Harold Ickes
Interior
Frances Perkins
Labor
Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
James ‘Ay Farley
Thomas J Walsh
Montana
Harold L. Lakes
Henry A. Walla
Agriculture
Cordell Hull
Treasury
William H- Woodis
Claude A. Swanson
Navy
Boone Hodes
State of emergency decree in Germany targets liberties and treason
The decree outlined seven clauses allowing searches and seizures, suspending personal liberty and free expression, and empowering the government to take over executive authority in noncompliant states. It imposes penalties for resistance, including imprisonment, fines, and death for high treason, poisoning, arson, and rail sabotage, citing fears of Communist violence on election day. Also noted is former Paducah resident Giuseppe Zangara, tied to the Roosevelt assassination attempt case.
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Goering
Karl Liebnecht
Cap
Kentucky
Paducah
Guiseppe Zangara
Roosevelt
Miami
Zangara
Sricklayers Union
Zangata
Legislators Pass Measures Amid Urgency and Vetoes
lawmakers rushed more than sixty bills into the House and twenty eight into the Senate as the banking emergency measure and a plan for bank cessation gained debate. Delegates and senators overrode Gov Conley’s veto on a CereDo Kenova school district election timing measure.
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Beacom
Cabell
House
Senate
Conley
Ceredo-Kenova
Board of Education
Beer bill passes in House on 58 to 29 vote in Charleston
In Charleston on March 1 the 3.05 percent beer bill moved through the House of Delegates 58 to 29 amid impassioned arguments arguing unconstitutionality and opponents warning against legalization. Supporters pushed for the measure, which now advances to the Senate for final action.
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Charleston
House of Delegates
House
Senate
Notice The offices of the Pittsburgh and West Virginia Gas Com
The notice from the Pittsburgh and West Virginia Gas Company informs stakeholders of a corporate action or filing affecting operations. Specifics include a meeting, change in authority, or official docket details with applicable dates and locations for reference. Further particulars appear in the public notice document.
Senate speeds defy passage of supply measures in 1930
The senate appropriations committee reported the last of eleven annual supply bills to Congress. The house-approved second deficiency bill carries over 80 million dollars for urgent agency needs for the fiscal year. Hoover signed the third bill today the 16 million dollar appropriation for the legislative establishment.
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House
Senate Appropriations
Congress
Hoover
Patfield and Bachmann Seek Action On WV Projects
Senators Hatfield and Bachmann urged President Hoover to speed action on West Virginia post office projects in Wheeling Charleston and Huntington. They cited available funds but held up work due to a ruling by AREDES, affecting progress before Hoover leaves office.
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Washington
Senator Hatfield
Bachmann
Hoover
West Virginia
Senatr Hatfield
Wheeling
Charleston
Huntington
Ees
Lewis warns U S not to blunder embargo issue
Senator Lewis of Illinois warned against joining Europe in banning munitions shipments to the Orient. He argued America should resist executive requests to authorize an arms embargo and noted Britain’s stance as a cautionary example. House and Senate debates delay action on resolutions to impose an embargo on Japan and China.
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Orient
United States
Illinois
America
House
Senate
Washington
Congress
Lewis
Europe
Great Britain
Borah
Foreign Relations Committee
Japan
China
Stock market drifts lower in quiet New York session
New York, March 1. The stock market drifted a little lower in an extremely quiet session today after showing traces of firmness early. Despite the slight setback, much of the gains of the previous session were retained. Shares losing fractions included American Telephone, General Electric, and Standard Oil of New Jersey.
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New York
American Telephone
General Electric
Standard Oil
New Jersey
Three Homes Damaged As Bomb Menaces Children
Springfield report notes three homes damaged and seven children menaced by a bomb believed to be aimed at John Harrelson, a coal miner at the Peerless mine of the Peabody Coal company. Nearly 250 National Guardsmen remained on duty at four Peabody mines after an order barred picketing.
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Springfield
John Harrelson
Peerjess
Peabody Coal Company
National
Peabody
Dentist Dr L. Cook Moves Offices to Jarrett Building
The Rogsy Sentinel reports Dr L C Cook has relocated his dental practice to the Jarrett Building on the second floor near the courthouse. Elevator service is available and removal of office equipment was completed today. Also in Charleston West Virginia Kingwood bills seeks armory funding up to 15000 from Reconstruction Finance Corporation.
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Hard
L. Cook
Sentinel
Jarrett
Cook
F'Ngwood
Charleston
Kingwood
Carrico
Preston
Reconstruction Corporation
Dentist Dr O L Cook Moves Offices to New Building
Dr O L Cook announces removal of his dental practice from the Rogers Building to the Jarrett Building, relocating to the second floor effective today. The notice lists the new location and date of move.
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Rogers
Jarrett
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