Vision of the Great White Throne Judgment
A religious excerpt describing Revelation 20 11 12 where a great white throne is seen and the dead are judged from the books and the book of life, as the heavens and earth flee from the face of the judge.
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Newspaper
Grafton Sentinel
Location
Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1938
Page
4
The Preservation of Game in America
The article laments wasteful hunting and urges propagation of wild life and expanded protected areas. It cites colonial abundance of game, calls for public support to preserve habitats, and stresses enforcement of game laws by good sportsmen to sustain recreation and food supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland Times
Aland
Silly season digs at Ickes in Huntington poll coverage
The Huntington Herald Dispatch notes the election two weeks away and ridicules Harold L. Ickes remarks. It highlights his claim that totalitarianism lurks within liberalism and the dangers of fascism, reflecting heated partisan rhetoric of the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington Herald
Harold L. Ickes
New Deal
Interior
Siler
Coast
Anklin
Roosevelt
Ickes
Totalitarianism Defined as Rule by One Man
The excerpt argues that totalitarianism emerges when power concentrates in a single leader. It cites Stalin Hitler Mussolini Ataturk Caesar and warns against perpetuating one individual in power as a path to tyranny. It notes Ickes suggesting Roosevelt might be forced to run again and questions the American willingness to accept a dictator to avoid another.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Stalin
Germany
Hitler
Italy
Mussolini
Turkey
Kemal Ataturk
Rome
Caesar
Secretary of the Interior
Roosevelt
United States
Mr. Ickes
Banking Amendment Seeks End to Double Liability for WV Bank Stocks
Morgantown Post reports West Virginia voters will decide on November 8 a constitutional amendment that repeals double liability for state bank stockholders. Backers argue it aligns state banks with national banks, removing discrimination and unlikely benefits to depositors in insolvency cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgantown Post
West Virginia
Banking” Institutions
Congress
Teachers in Politics Criticism Sparks WV Debate
The Charleston Gazette notes West Virginia editors criticise teachers for involvement in politics arguing teachers should be free to participate. It defends teachers as capable, moral citizens contributing time and funds to families, opposing the view that teachers manipulate elections.
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The
Charleston Gazette
West Virginia
Teachers as a political force in West Virginia voting rights
The speaker argues teachers have constitutional privilege to vote and participate in politics. He notes Democrats outnumber Republicans in West Virginia by 170,000 (1936) and urges using the teachers' influence to elevate politics, while preserving their duties as educators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Roosevelt Seeks Peace Through Law Not Force
President argues that peace cannot be built on fear or force and condemns diverting resources to armaments. He calls for respect for treaties, restraint from aggressive aims, and policies that avert insecurity while aiding global economic and moral recovery. He notes the world is now a neighbor demanding deliberate, peaceful changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Czechoslovakia
U S. Stance on War Aims and Arms Race
President Roosevelt’s speech linked Germany’s autarky and barter system to rearmament, opposing dictators unless they pursue real peace. The note urged neutral stance amid German Czech tensions while extending the good neighbor policy globally and pledging continued arms expansion until major powers agree to disarmament treaties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Roosevelt
Germany
United States
Hull
Serious Forest Blaze Threatens Big Run Oil Field
Firefighters in Wood county monitored shifting winds as a large forest blaze spread, with state forester D B Griffin warning a cigarette stub could rekindle fires. Humidity low, litter thick and dry to the ground, heightening danger as winds threaten nearby areas. fifty six blazes reported yesterday. Volunteers aided forest rangers on duty amid the blaze watch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood County
Nea Boaz
D. B. Griffin
Griffin
Re Forest Rangers
AFL Speaks on Peace and Labor Relations at Houston
The fifty eighth annual AFL convention in Houston focused on ending internal labor disputes with the CIO, rejecting dictatorship and radical leadership. A compromise with the CIO was rejected. John L. Lewis would resign only if William Green did likewise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Texas
American Federation of Labor
C. I
United States
Daniel Tobin
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Roosevelt
John L. Lewis
The
Labor
Lewis
William Green
Green
AF. L
C. L
A. F L
National Labor Relations Act
A. FL
AEE
Congress
A. F. Ia Jor
Washington
New Deal
Fires and wind threaten planned emergency response
Griffin warned that if the wind rises again there is no telling what will happen. The state service can handle about 60 fires, and when the number exceeds that, emergency measures must be taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griffin
French drive to scrap alliance policy foresees deals with powers
A foreign policy report by Senator Aime Berthod, approved by Daladier and Foreign Minister Georges Bonnet, urges ending the policy of counterbalancing Germany with Russia and eastern Europe. It proposes settling France’s problems through direct arrangements with individual powers, notes Hitler’s preference for such a method, and signals a Franco Italian understanding as a condition to any German accord. Daladier to address congress as the report publicizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coouvasaige
Aime Berthod
Daladier
Georges Bonnet
Russia
Europe
Hitler
France
Adolf Hitler
Italy
Germany
Merthod
Forerunner to Dictator State Methods Mentioned
Fragments reference a forerunner to techniques used by dictatorial regimes, noting control strategies and surveillance ideas discussed in historical commentary. The text hints at political systems shaping authority and public obedience in future governance debates.
Ban on Dogs Enforced Quarantine Warns of Containment
Sheriff Evans announces a strict rabies quarantine with dogs confined to prevent spread. Owners must keep pets contained or risk capture as authorities intensify efforts to control the outbreak.
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Evans
Tte
For Rent Large Front Bedroom in Quiet House
Classified notice states rates at two cents a word for the first insertion and one cent for each additional insertion with a 45 cent minimum. The Sentinel warns of errors and limits liability. Furnished front room suitable for 1 or 2 adults with furnace.
Night at the Abbey Club Turns to Danger for Judy
Judy confronts a mysterious caller, suspects Abbey Boland’s tie to a secret, and pursues Ronald’s safety. At a gala premiere she guards her lover’s name while Abbey appears with a stranger. Judy waits, hidden, for Ronald to arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy
Abbey Boland
Ronald
Abbeys
Ronalds
Abbey
Cordelli
Judy and Ronald Face a Framed Trial of Doubt
Judy recounts a strange late night encounter with a man in a green hat and suspects a setup against Ronald. They discuss juror bribery, a frame to ruin Ronald’s reputation, and the risk of exposure as they seek clues while navigating a misty city street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald
Judy
Abbey
For Sale S room and bath brick dwelling
FOR SALE S room and bath brick dwelling in good repair with water gas and electricity. Conveniently located and priced with terms offered by H C Compton. Lost Black and white fox terrier cataract right eye Reward 170 Zatrobe 18.
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H.C Compton
Charleston Pardon Office Hears of Longer Parole Violation
Grant Cutlip, jailed for 1930 Brooke County armed robbery, must serve over 30 more years after parole breach. He previously drew one to seven years for robbery and concealed weapons in Jefferson County last April. West Virginia notices list a Taylor County chancery suit to settle Julin Mitch estate debts and administrator accounts with several Mitch relatives named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Grant Cutlip
Brooke County
Cutlip
Jefferson County
West Virginia
Circuit Court
Taylor County
West Va
Herbert Evans
Admr
Julin Mitch
William Mitch
Harry Mitch
Mabel Mitch
Kenna Mitch
Dora Miten
Dave Christian
Vernadine Christian
Norbert Mitch
Mrs. Normate
Notice to appear in suit published in Gratton Sentinel
State and they are required to appear in this suit within one month after first publication to prevent loss of interest. Ordered that the foregoing be published in Gratton Sentinel newspaper. A copy Teste Frank M. Hollis Jr Clerk By Nellie Tucker Deputy James C. Holt Attorney for Plaintiff Oct 20 27 Nov 3
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Gratton Sentinel
Frank M. Hollis, Jr
Nellie Tucker
James C. Holt
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