The Grafton Sentinel Learns Of A Future Government
A column discusses the future twin governments of the United States and compares collectivist democracy with representative democracy. It cites Tugwell and the RFC’s capital allocations for trains, shoes, and farm policy, arguing for free men over a planned economy and reflecting on historical law and democracy’s roots.
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Chicago Tribune
United States
Russia
Ivan
Sonia
Mr. Tugwell
Tugwell
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Sam
Martha
Jesse H. Jones
Budd Manufacturing Company
RFC
Jones
Brother Stalin
Pullman Company
General Motors
AAA
Mr. Wallace
Tugwell Wallace
Gues Ney
AAA Corporation
Night Storm Strands Blair Rodman On Remote Canadian Road
A summer storm drives Blair Rodman along a dark, rain lashed road in the Western Canadian Rockies. His car loses traction in mud, leaving him stranded as he searches for shelter or a passing vehicle, while a distant light beckons from the trees.
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Blair Rodman
Altove
Montrose
Tie
Tilal
Canadian Rockies
Blair
Muldier
Hopetess
Cary
Manol
West Virginia Boss Looms Over U S Senate Race
A. Bittner, chief of the United Mine Workers in West Virginia, is said to hold about 100,000 votes and to back reinlection of Senator Neely. He controlled the West Virginia delegation and helped nominate Holt, while conservatives under Governor Kump feel dictated to by the mine union leader amid shifts in the new deal era.
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Hocratic Boersburg
New van A. Bittner
West Virginia
United Mine Workers of America
United States
Neely
Kump
van Bittner
Holt
Daredevil Sets Speed Record Near 300 MPH
The measured mile showed speeds of 295.566 miles per hour, and the average of two times produced a new record just short of his five miles per minute goal of 300 mph, reflecting a bold personal target.
Logan Corps Triumph at 17th American Legion Contest
Logan team won with 94.75 points at the 17th annual American Legion convention parade, edging Parkersburg 93.2 and Charleston 82.75 as Bluefield Juniors claimed junior honors with 86.47. Governor Kump urged readiness to defend the nation and keep Americans free of foreign conflicts.
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Logan Corps
Kump
Logan
Parkershoro
Charleston
Piedmont
American Legion
Bluefield
Corps
Fair Chance
Sharples
Logan County
Jan Clarksburg
Legion Banquet Sets Tonight and Final Sessions
Last night the legionnaires held a banquet and tonight they meet for the final business session. Tomorrow morning the final session will hear National Commander Frank L Belgrang, elect officers and pick the 1936 convention city. Senator M Neely will toastmaster at tonight's banquet with guests including J B Isherwood. Frank McGinnis is the principal speaker followed by the commanders ball.
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Legionnaires
Frank L. Belgrang
M. M. Neely
J. B. Isherwood
Pennylvania
Frank McGinnis
President to Address Hyde Park Women’s Club
President will address the Hyde Park Democratic Women's Club meeting at seven tonight at Mrs. Moses Smith’s home. Stephen Early said the president agreed to speak in place of Mrs. Roosevelt who could not attend due to Mrs. Ickes’ death and her Chicago funeral trip.
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Hyde Park
Stephen Early
Dutchess County
Moses Smith
Democratic Women’s Club of
Roosevelt
Ickes
Rain Halts Greenbrier Tennis Finals in Hinton
In Hinton on September 3 rain stopped the Greenbrier Valley tennis finals. Contestants agreed to resume play on September 14 and 15.
Washington Be A Glance on Constitutional Tests Amid New Laws
Washington analysis by Charles P. Stewart outlines how new laws will face a constitutional gauntlet through district courts and appeals courts before reaching the Supreme Court, with three major New Deal cases anticipated this fall and Fortune magazine listing key challenges to federal acts. It notes the American Liberty League view and names lawyers Blair Finlay Davis and Polls as authorities referenced.
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Central Press
Washington
Charles P. Stewart
Washington, D. C
Congress
United States Supreme Court
Federal District Tribunals
Courts of Appeals
Supreme Court
Federal Courts of Appeals
HVA
Supreme Bench
Ily
Federal District Court
Federal Court of Appeals
Federal Supreme Court
American Liberty League
League
SEC
TVA
Securities Exchange and Alcohol Control
Fortune
Edwin F. Blair
Yale Law School
New York
Luke W. Finlay
Paschal Davis
Johm M. Polls
Commissioner's Notice of Fiduciary Accounts in Taylor County WV
The commissioner announces accounts before him for settlement including The First National Bank of Grafton as committee for James Lee Hannon and I D Martin as executor of Henrietta Davidson's estate. Dated August 31, 1935, by William P Samples, Commissioner. Published September 3 and 4 in Taylor County West Virginia.
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Unueligncu
First National Bank of Grafton
James Lee Hannon
I. D. Martin
Henrietta Davidson
William P. Samples
Taylor County
West Virginia
Fiduciary notices and sale of Ida E Jaco lands in Taylor WV
Notice lists fiduciary accounts before Commissioner of Accounts including E N Lock administrator for Stephen Poe estate and Prudie M Desmond guardian for Bruce B and Clifton W Desmond. It also announces a commissioner's sale per WV circuit court decree for Ida E Jaco properties in Knottsville and Grafton areas with multiple parcels, lot parcels and undivided interests, to be sold at public auction September 10 1935 at 2 pm at the Grafton courthouse. terms require 25 percent cash and three deferred payments with interest, title retained until full payment. clerk Frank M Hollis Jr notes.
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E.N. Lock
Stephen Poe
Prudie M. Desmond
Bruce B
Clifton W. Guard
John K. Burdett
Circuit Court
Taylor County
West Virginia
William Morgan & Ing
William Morgan &Co
Ida E. Jacob
J. Oscar Jaco
Hart Produce & Candy Company
Tshall
Grafton
Taylor
Miranda J. Bunner
Thomas P. Thayer
Ida E. Jaco
Jaco
High Street
Ross Street
Mirranda J. Bunner
J. O. Jaco
Knottsville
Central Press Contract Bridge Lessons by E W Shepard
A fragment from a Central Press contract bridge column by E W Shepard discusses a four spade contract where only one West declarer failed, losing a trick after a defensive misread. It examines whether stronger defense could have defeated all game bidders in spades and invites readers to review possible defenses.
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Central Press
E. W. Shepard
South
Bridge play analysis ends with West in trouble
A dense bridge problem outlines declarer and defenders under specific leads and ruffing orders. It details how West must navigate heart, diamond, and spade sequences to avoid or force a game, with dummy ruffing and trump management shaping the outcome. The text discusses preventing dummy from ruffing red cards and how precise leads by North or defenders alter the hand.
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West
South
Telelanvingaln
North
Joglarer
Declarer
West Shotla
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