Veto Debate and Campaign Clash Echoes in 1936 Earnest
The editorial page reviews Roosevelt's veto message on the bonus bill, noting the Senate vote may tilt the outcome. It contrasts inflation fears with New Deal policies and urges Republicans to uphold constitutional principles, framing the campaign as a test of the American system versus calls for extensive reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Deal
Hamilton Pish
Tugwell
Republican Party
Fish
Roosevelt
West Virginia Needs Manufacturing Push and Public Support
Phil Conley urged West Virginia to back manufacturing growth at a Rotary talk in Bluefield. He warned that limited real estate taxes require parallel limits on business taxes and regulations to attract new industry, noting exhaustible resources and the need for organized effort and a welcoming public attitude.
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Wheeling Intelligencer
Phil Conley
West Virginia Review
Rotary
Bluefield
Conley
West Virginia
Traveling salesman loses wallet in Beckley holdup
Beckley on May 24 reports J. H. Sharp of Charleston, a traveling salesman, was robbed on 8 Main Street and lost 51 dollars. The incident involved a holdup and the unnamed assailant. No injuries reported. Police are investigating and seeking clues.
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Beckley
J. H. Sharp
Charleston
Main Street
Blinding Fog Blamed for Fatal Plane Crash
In Pine Valley Oklahoma on May 24 a blinding fog over Big Eagle Mountain caused a plane crash that killed Lieut. Wendell G. Holladay and Private Ira Ricks. Captain Edwin Sullivan from Hatbox Field Muskogee investigated and said the fliers were likely lost in a storm, passed the peak obscured by fog, and the aircraft burned after crashing into a wooded area.
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Pine Valley
Okla
Big Eagle Mountain
Here
Wendell G. Holladay
Ira
Ricks
Edwin Sullivan
Hat
Rival Southern Democrat eyed for Republican nomination in 1936
Central Press reports two southern Democrats, Senator Harry F. Byrd of Virginia and Governor Eugene Talmadge of Georgia, as possible Republican nominees against Roosevelt. Byrd’s age and Glass’s record hinder, while Talmadge’s anti New Deal stance may appeal to Huey Long. both face varied Southern and labor opinions. A New York section discusses inflation, currency stabilization, and stock market implications for 1936.
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Central Press
Washington
Charles P. Stewart
Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
L. J. Dickinson
Iowa
Commonwealths
Dixie
North
White House
Harry F. Byrd
Virginia
Eugene Talmadge
Georgia
Huey
Byrd
Carter Glass
Senator Glass
Huey B. Long
Louisiane
Talmadge
Kibgdah
New York
East 45Th Street
Leslie Eichel
Central
China
Mersay River
Liverpool
England
Veto Won’t Hurt D R In 36 Farley Claims
Washington May 24 Postmaster General Farley said Roosevelt’s veto of the Patman bonus bill will not affect the ultimate result of the 1936 election. As D N C chairman he backed the Roosevelts for the ticket next year and said any difficulties would be straightened before the polls. He declined to comment on Alfred E Smith and said Lewis W Douglas won’t get to first base as a Republican candidate.
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Washington
Farley
Roosevelt
Democratic National Committee
Garner
Alfred E. Smith
Lewis W. Douglas
Mr. Roosevelt
Smith
Douglas
Fiduciary Notice Proof of Claims in Turner Estate
Creditors and beneficiaries of the estate of Nancy E Turner are to present claims with vouchers to Harry Friedman Commissioner of Accounts Taylor County at the Tregelas Building 59 West Main Street Grafton West Virginia by October 28 1935. Failure to comply may bar claimants from any benefit. Beneficiaries must attend to protect their interests.
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Nancy E. Turner
Tregellas Building
West Main Street
Grafton
West Virginia
Harry Friedman
Taylor County
Impassioned romance on stage ends in confrontation
Consuelo the gypsy dancer pleads with Stewart to back her dream of starring in the Follies. He rebukes her, suspends plans for next season, and warns of removal from the show. A heated backstage confrontation follows with insults and a physical scuffle.
Dream of the Marble Palace in a Gypsy Woman's Trial
A dramatic scene unfolds between Consuelo and Stewart as pain and pride collide. He pleads and massages her wrists after an assault, she condemns him as a dog then reveals a conflicted love. The pair discuss rebuilding a shared dream, hinting at passion and future hope before the story continues.
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Consuelo
Ele
Stewart
Gypsy
Gypsy Girl
Sheila
Bho
Marble Palace
Ace Ager
Kansas farmer Dan Casement Chosen as Convention Delegate
Dan Casement of Manhattan, a stockman and rancher, selected as one of Kansas delegates to the Republican Grass Roots convention in Springfield, NL, June 10 11. His backing of opposition to the New Deal farm program drew Midwest political attention.
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Topeka
Kansas
Kipling
AAA
Grass Roots
Springfield
Dan D. Casement
Manhattan
Midwest
Central Press Bridge Lesson An Intricate Hand Analyzed
A long readable hand from Mrs. G. R. Wilson of Glens Falls North Carolina is presented with detailed bidding and play. The article discusses how South bids 3 No Trumps and outlines defensive ideas for East to counter the contract, including strategies in diamonds and clubs and the impact of dummy's hearts on the outcome.
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G. R. Wilson
Glens, Falls
N. C
South
North
East
Declarer
Tusos
Tate
West
Ant
Hearts
Hla
Bouth
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Grafton Sentinel Publishing Company
Latrobe Street
W. Va
Wandies
Grafton Printing Co
Howard H. Holt
James ¥. Holt
John, Pss
Gopsriprion
Gratton
Associated Press
Clayden, Inc
Lexington Avenue
Chicago
Michigan Avenue
Senate
Gur Q
Fae
Ang
League. OF Nations
Wreau
Veto
D. R
L'Ville
Soba
Louise
Goldberg
Reverige
Gypsy Consuelo
Fexeer
Personal Finance Co. Deveny Building
Monroe Street
Fairmont
Aloda
E. W. Shepard
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