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Newspaper
Grafton Sentinel
Location
Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1935
Page
5
Premier Flandin and cabinet push back against franc devaluation amid heavy gold outflows. Bank of France reports substantial gold losses and stringent monetary steps to curb speculation while banks told to halt speculative lending.
Dr Joseph A Vance 70, pastor of First Presbyterian Detroit, is elected moderator of the Presbyterian Church in the United States at Cincinnati. The selection makes him head of the church’s general assembly as it meets, with the office described as the highest in the church.
Leaders across business and politics weigh the Guffey bill and wage hour codes. John E. Edgerton urges confidence in industry while James A. Reed calls for a judicial declaration of independence. Senators La Follette McNary Dickinson Treadway Walsh weigh standards, potential gridlock, and the risk of a Little NRA. Lewis warns of noncompliance threatening miners and Gorman threats strikes if mills depart from code terms.
A partial transcription shows senators and union leaders commenting on Supreme Court implications for industry and the NRA. Senator King of Utah thanks God for the court while Clinton Bardy of NAM argues the ruling reduces uncertainty. Emil Rieve of the AF of Hosiery Workers hints at a possible general strike if needed.
The United Mine Workers press to keep their position without a strike on the Guffey coal stabilization bill. They hope the Labor Relations Board will still apply to interstate enterprises, while U M W anticipates support from the bill’s sponsors and looks to political maneuvering to secure favorable action.
W. E. Rightmire Plumbing Service announces updated offerings for repair work with contact via phone 32-3. The notice emphasizes new services and invites inquiries for plumbing issues.
Continuation on suet page discusses a restraining order preventing execution of a judgment on a note signed by Jessie Lee Jones. The note relates to an automobile from a concern formed jointly by the Interstate and Inland companies.
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