Filene Defends Roosevelt Stance on News and Revival
Boston merchant Edward A. Filene defends President Roosevelt against what he calls an absurd and unfair press attack while noting newspapers praise a revival his administration has enabled. He accuses big business owned papers of biased critique and warns that following special interests could bring another crash and deeper unemployment.
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Associated Press
Boston
Edward A. Filene
Roosevelt
Filene
Columbia
Rosevelt
Bituminous Coal Price Talks End With Coordinated Schedule
After a nine hour session the district No 3 northern West Virginia bituminous coal producers board agreed a classification formula for mines to base the price schedule under the national code. The National Bituminous Coal Commission ordered a schedule before a December 27 Washington hearing, with a coordinating committee to meet tomorrow and again Monday. A separate note mentions Supreme Court cases testing the Guffey act and pre–new year social events including Roosevelt dinners and Young Democrats fund plans.
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Associated Press
Fairmont
W. Va
Bituminous Coal Producers Board
West Virginia
National Bituminous Coal Commission
Washington
Co. E. Smith
Supreme Court
Affinity W Va Christmas Party Honors Tolnay's Daughter Bessie
W Va social notes detail a Tolnay family Christmas gathering with a large supper and dancing for their daughter Bessie. Additional items report newborn son born to Mr. and Mrs. Reid, ward visits, weekend stays, and local shopping in Beckley Mullens Midway and surrounding areas.
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Robber takes $25 in Huntington hold up
A robber accosted Mrs. J. H. Jett in Huntington and forced her to surrender a pocketbook containing $25. Police reported the incident occurred on December 23 as the woman walked in the area.
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Huntington
W. Va
J. H. Jett
Jackson Day Fetes Set for January 8
Washington memo shows Democratic national committee chairman James A. Farley announcing plans for a Jackson Day fete on January 8 with about three thousand attendees expected. The event highlights party fundraising and political outreach as crowds gather in the capital.
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Associated Press
Washington
James A. Farley
Democratic National Committee
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