That a Prophet May Arise
Cuba's crisis grows with radical threat to order. U S forces eye intervention as battleships patrol and the navy chief travels to Havana. Government signals readiness to restore stable government if unrest worsens.
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Newspaper
Grafton Sentinel
Location
Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1933
Page
4
Cuba's crisis grows with radical threat to order. U S forces eye intervention as battleships patrol and the navy chief travels to Havana. Government signals readiness to restore stable government if unrest worsens.
The piece argues against handing murder and related crimes to federal courts, urging continued state control and closer interlock between federal and state police. It criticizes a proposed exclusive federal jurisdiction and defends state sovereignty while endorsing cooperative policing between levels.
The piece argues banks should be state run depositories serving the public, while investment banking stays private. It notes school openings, Taylor County schools optimism, and foreshadows a major reform in school funding and management. It cautions hunters about poaching before season and protecting squirrels.
A Cameron man was tried and convicted for shooting squirrels out of season and fined stiffly. Three men near Jackson's Mill were arrested on game law charges and held for hearings. Reports indicate several offenders are violating the squirrel season before September 16, urging sportsmen to investigate and aid in arrests.
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The piece urges students to embrace college life with hard work and respect for authority while noting both its joys and risks. It contrasts idealism with potential foolishness, and warns of a reckoning after graduation as students pursue studies, routines, and campus activities. Also lists low prices on razor blades.
The Times-Record urges adoption of a voluntary coal code covering 65 percent of U S bituminous output. It notes mining faces losses without profits, calls for collective bargaining freedom limited by law, and stresses keeping mines open to stave off Depression while promoting agreement between miners and operators. It argues the code is fair and needed for state prosperity.
A teacher lists ten frequently misspelled words including procedure lose benefited accommodate adviser occurrence supersede all right principle and effect. The piece also reports Railroad Union Leader David B Robertson asserting railway workers seek NRA benefits and that trainsmen oppose exemptions at a Chicago convention.
A crime tale unfolds aboard a swinging schooner where Dollaire’s gang plans a payoff with counterfeit money. Buck O'Mara and Benny Malone threaten the crew as Dollaire suddenly turns on his partners, revealing a deadly switchblade of control and betrayal.
Five thousand bankers at the American Bankers Association convention urged postponing the national deposit guaranty clause in the 1933 banking act. They called for a federal commission to study money and central banking while pledging support for NRA recovery efforts and credit to industry.
The circuit court decree requires all lien holders for Louise R Rein Julia Rein JJ Rein Lottie B Rein Mary Bowman and Julia M Rein to present their claims against the real estate in Taylor County West Virginia. Claims must be filed by September 26 1988 at the Taylor County Bank Building in the city of Grafton. William P Samples Commissioner in Chancery provides the notice.
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