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Newspaper
Grafton Sentinel
Location
Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1933
Page
6
The Opera House offers a trio of entertainment with Air Hostess Evelyn Napp and James Murray in a serial adaptation from True Story Magazine, along with Krazy Kat and a comedy short.
The report notes Prof. Einstein a Jew who became a German citizen in 1914. After landing in Brussels from a U S visit he asked the German consulate about ending his citizenship. It cites Hitlerian remarks claiming the boycott aims to retaliate against anti Germany protests abroad and warns Jews of possible reactions.
Testimony from Miss Huffman describes a night ride with the minister ending in an attempted attack near a brook. She resisted, faced threats of violence, and was returned to Muncie. Prosecutors outlined the jury’s make up as ten farmers, a salesman, and a teacher. The Rev. Conway also faces a separate indictment for assault on choir leader Aurand.
Libby Holman spoke at the hospital announcing her son, born January 10 and initially three pounds seven ounces, now weighs seven pounds. Reynolds, heir to missions, was fatally shot six months prior in North Carolina. Holman appeared nervous, read a prepared statement, declined questions, and left with hopes for her future and her baby's aviation dreams.
The Taylor County meeting at Andrews church discussed appointing delegates to the Clarksburg Amendment Rally next Wednesday. It outlined the campaign strategy as national in scope, with emphasis on states naming twenty representatives to be voted for. The article also covers banking policy debates and a federal reserve conference on oil order and anti-competitive practices.
A nameless speaker at Clarksburg discusses testing constitutionality of an act in courts. He writes to Fred L. Fox, state tax commissioner, to call attention to his belief the act is unconstitutional.
The House approved the measure by a two thirds margin after tense discussion. It adopted three amendments including funding provisions, while a Senate conference is expected unless the Senate accepts the changes. Republicans praised the earlier victory though it proved temporary as the bill moves back to the Senate.
A vintage advertisement touts Lucky Strike cigarettes for character and mildness. It emphasizes a mellow balanced blend of fine tobaccos that are toasted, claiming these two qualities make Luckies the choice across cosmopolitan audiences.
A report notes that kidnappers continued to threaten relatives of a young broker and mentions the Lindbergh law, enacted by Congress after the kidnapping of Col. Charles A. Lindbergh's first son, as a related legal framework.
Nia Kansas Oklahoma Texas and New Mexico push to close flush wells until April 15 with exceptions for irreparably damaged wells. The move aims to backstop state conservation laws and prompt Congress to pass legislation barring interstate shipment of petroleum in violation of quotas, preventing overproduction.
The five day week six hour day bill, approved by the senate committee, would force industries to adopt shorter work weeks. It includes license fees for beer dispensers and manufacturers and sets tax rates per barrel. The measure would take effect 30 days after enactment and run for two years.
A sharp earthquake struck southern California at 4 25 am today centered near Long Beach and Los Angeles. The tremor lasted about five seconds with no damage reported. A funeral notice mentions Mrs Watts of Marquess and lists several relatives. Hamilton Funeral Company handled arrangements.
In Columbus on March 30 the House of Representatives adopted name amendments to the 3.2 beer bill after passage by the Senate. The changes shift the measure to a conference of differences for reconciliation.
State Tax Commissioner Fred L. Fox says permit forms for beer will not be printed before June 9 as the beer bill faces a likely constitutional test suit. Attorney General Homer Holt declines comment until the court settles issues. Some applications already filed while others seek terms to enforce the measure.
Dr Charles P Edwards of Asheville North Carolina continued hiccoughing for eight days but an attending physician said he was considerably improved. He remains a patient at Johns Hopkins Hospital.
Franklin county deputies maintained armed peace in Zeigler amid ongoing mine area unrest while Springfield hosted a governors led conference with investigators into a union controversy at the request of Zeigler officials. The talk centered on restoring order as nationwide liquor era notes and practical tips like using turpentine for stains blended into the era’s miscellany.
The Taylor County Wild Life League meets at the Grafton Hotel on Wednesday evening March 29 at 7 30 for officer elections for the ensuing year A Fairmont speaker will explain the new game law and a Grafton speaker will be featured Lunch will be served Secretary G F Todd 6 bp 2t
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