Road Improvements Missing Morgantown Grafton Link
The Grafton Daily Sentinel urges action on the Morgantown Grafton intercounty highway missing from the state list of upcoming road contracts. It notes prior promises to rebuild U.S. 56 through Grafton and pave the Blueville north route, urging civic leaders to press the road commissioner for concrete plans this spring. It also criticizes recent vice raid responses as necessary to maintain public decency.
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Faimont- Wheeling
Barracksville
Mannington
Marion County
Sentinel
Morgantown-Grafton
Morgartown
U. S. 119
Grafton
Blueville
Halleck
Gratton
Morgantown
New Federal Grants Aiding Public Projects Increases
A historical notice urges cities to reapply for government grants under liberalized terms. It explains higher grant shares for quasi public services like hospitals and water works, with loans at low interest. The piece cites Grafton as a model for obtaining a $100,000 hospital project with $45,000 grant and $55,000 loan. Proposes bond issue if needed and urges prompt action to secure funding.
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Washington
Grafton
Horrors of Peace Bridge and Damaged Car Report
A damaged bridge floor threatens safety with loose flooring and a dangerous driving condition. The article notes serious risks from the deteriorating bridge and urges immediate repair to prevent possible deadly wrecks on the river crossing. It also cites broader economic anxieties about NRA restrictions and a parade planning update with Roy Z. Burnside.
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Citi Sens
Fetterman
Government Work Relief Wages Stir Labor Fear
Cumberland News reports labor leaders warn against the new government work relief wage scales set from 19 dollars a month for unskilled labor to 94 dollars for professionals. They fear private employers may follow, causing strikes and unrest as workers are urged to accept government dictated pay.
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Cumberland News
Redistribution of poverty line from overlooked Houghton Line
A concise reflection notes that debates on wealth redistribution overlook the counterpoint of redistributing poverty, implying social and economic shifts challenge assumptions about who bears burden and who benefits.
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Houghton
Chasing Phantoms and the Pursuit of Happiness
A reflection on how some chase happiness beyond available wealth or time, creating self imposed misery while seeking more from life than it can offer. The piece probes contentment, value, and the limits of fulfillment.
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Houghton
Adedated Hitler and the Russia France alliance note
A clipped report notes that Hitler is not the first German ruler to forge an alliance between France and Russia. It compares him to William Hohen voller's era and hints at historical precedents. The piece references diplomatic alignments across European powers and the recurring pattern of German-led pacts shaping continental diplomacy.
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Hitler
St. Louis
Petroleum price wars feared in retail gasoline market
Stock Prices continues from page one as brokers discuss oil control by the petroleum administrator. Circles express unease over possible further price cutting in the retail gasoline market and the ongoing influence of brokerage opinions on crude oil pricing.
City Service Garage Paint and Body Repair Ad
City Service Garage at 227 Barrett Street advertises paint and body repair using Factory Die Paint for perfect color matches. The copy lists dates May 17 20 22 24 27 2, unclear context for event or service window.
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Barrett Street
Roy
Vandergrift
Gypsy Girl in Winter and a Gypsy’s Vengeful Heart
In a crowded Gypsy camp Marco confronts Willowby about Consuelo’s love while a harsh winter grips New York. Consuelo, a celebrated dancer, endures fame’s price as New York wooes and resists her, until the gypsy’s claim lingers and danger grows.
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Willowby
Girtza
Gorgio
Consuelo
New York
Marco
Marcu
Gypsy
Oae
Pam Ston
Flor
Broadway
Marble Palace
Progressive split over Chavez swearing and Roosevelt policy
Washington dispatch details a Progressive boycott of Dennis Chavez’s swearing in after the fight over President Roosevelt's policies. Norris and La Guardia condemn Roosevelt, while Coughlin and other figures back him. The piece outlines the party realignments and looming 1934 electoral implications in New York and beyond.
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Central Press
Washington
Charles P. Stewart
Washington, D. C
Senator Chamber
Dennis Chavez
Bronson Cutting
Roosevelt
George W. Norris
Nebraska
White House
Senator Cutting
New Mexico
Capitol
la Pallettes
Wisconsin
la Guardia
Hiram
W. Johnson
California
New York
Cutting
Coughlin
Clyde
Tingley
Chavex
Hitler
Charles E. Coughlin
Congress
Huey Long
Gazets
Old Guard
Fiorello la Guardia
Progressive Party
Fond du Lac
W. Dent Roosevelt
la Guaredia
Guards Fight At Republic Plant Incur Injuries
A clash at Republic Manufacturing Company plants left about 29 people hospitalized as guards used tear gas to disperse pickets. Wounded included a spectator and a FERA worker. an armored truck fired on the crowd. Police and workers waited amid damaged vehicles and a burned armored truck.
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Get Manufacturing Company
L. A. Morris
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
Republic
Masillon
Steubenville
Mortis
Berger
Herbert Blazer
Sam
Acelinati
Philip Bille
Chester Bowen
FERA
George Jay
Pelay
Mercy Hospital
Trustee Sale on Two Lots in Brownlow Park Suburb
Public auction at Taylor County Court House front door on June 6 1935 at 1 pm offers for sale two parcels in Fetterm an District Grafton known as lots 15 and 16 in Block 13 subject to building restrictions in the trust deed promising sale terms cash or credit as stated in the deed.
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A. Thomas
Mabel Thomas
W. Merle Watkins
Taylor County
West Virginia
Fetterman
Brownlow Park
Grafton
Jos
Bale
Casliy
Written for Central Press on Contract Bridge Rules
The article presents rules from RE V Shepard on bridge play, detailing how calls must be interpreted, when opponents may inquire, and penalties for revealing or misusing cards. It covers draw-your-card requests, declarer questions, and proprieties to avoid, emphasizing fair play and proper conduct at the table.
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Central Press
RE. V. Shepard
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