Monroe doctrine urged as remedy to European meddling
The author argues after a period of national relief the United States should return to an old vantage, avoid European affairs, and reassert the Monroe doctrine. He criticizes involvement in Europe Asia and Africa, urging steadfast noninterference while focusing on domestic recovery and economic stabilization.
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Europe
Far East
Japan
China
France
Jong
Nevt Roosevelt
Asia
Africa
Debate over welfare relief abuses and work ethic dangers
An editorial condemns alleged abuse of welfare work relief by wealthy county residents and calls for thorough investigation of beneficiaries. It argues the program should aid only those without property or credit and urges workers to fulfill duties, criticizing lax effort and stressing fiscal limits as per a recent constitutional levy ruling.
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Relief Committee
West Virginia levy limits aim to cut government costs
Notice summarizes a state amendment restricting levies to curb debt and protect contracts tied to bonds. It notes that under ordinary cases indebtedness created before the amendment must fit the new limits, forcing tax authorities to economize from state to local levels. The article cites the commissioner's view that the amendment will reduce government costs and calls for creditors to present claims against Bettie Caisoweth estate in Taylor County before Sept 6, 1933, with warnings about bond funding and beneficiary responsibilities.
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State Supreme Court
West Virginia
Bettie Chemoweth
Bettie Caisoweth
Taylor Court Bank
Gratton
Mavior County
West Virginian
William P. Samples
Accounta
County of
Taylor
Fairmont Times
Mollie M. Pugh
Merchants and ‘Mechanics Savings “Bank
Grafton
Taylor County
J. Guy Allender
Public utilities probe urged by West Virginia lawmakers
The House of Delegates committee pursues an aggressive inquiry into utilities amid wartime price concerns and alleged entrenched influence in Charleston. The drive aims to rewrite utility laws, reform ratemaking, and address long‑standing injustices under the 1933 Democratic Legislature.
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House of Delegates
Charleston
West Virginia
House Committee
Public Service Commission
Senate
Henderson
Republican Party
Government should back private revival over costly projects
The piece argues against Roosevelt's preliminary plans for farm relief and public works. It contends such paternalistic programs waste resources and tax dollars. The author urges freeing markets and rebuilding solid private industry to restore employment and stabilize farmers' incomes.
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Roosevelt
Dollar Standard and Exchange Rates Across Nations
The article explains foreign exchange as global money trading, with currencies valued against gold standards. It notes the pound and other currencies fluctuate when gold backing changes, and cites the United States' favorable balance allowing other nations to need dollars.
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United States
Johnson Trusts Roosevelt Plan Keeps Legion Rehab Strong
Amarillo Texas March 18 Louis A Johnson national commander of the American Legion told a rally of Legionnaires from four states he has utmost confidence in President Roosevelt and does not believe economy efforts will cripple veteran relief and rehabilitation work He urged unity calling the Legion cradle of the future of the United States His itinerary includes Santa Fe Albuquerque La Junta Colorado Springs Cheyenne Nebraska Minnesota with a return to Indianapolis March 29 and Clarksburg April 1.
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American Legion
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Johnson
United States
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la Junta
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Nebraska
Minnesota
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Clarksburg
Japanese Bombers Clash at Hsi-Fengkow Pass
Peiping dispatches report Japanese air forces sent forty bombers over Chinese lines to break the Hsi-Fengkow Great Wall pass. Heavy bombardment failed to breach Chinese defenses. Japanese sources claim Chinese troops at the pass inflicted heavy punishment on attackers.
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Peiping
Hsi-Fengkow
Great Wall Pass
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