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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1933
Page
2
The text argues cooperation in industry and banking has failed and individuals must rely on their own effort. It recalls past optimism under President Hoover and notes today’s uncertainty and fear. History suggests a cycle ending in new, self-reliant wealth from the next depression, with personal security found through individual strength.
Fellow residents express deep regret over the removal of Father John Peter Titus Holzmer after more than 25 years serving St. Frances De Sales in Beckley Raleigh County. The note praises his civic and church leadership and welcomes Father John Halpin, transferring from New Milton, to shepherd the Beckley parish.
The article argues the Miami shooting attempt on the president elect forged a closer emotional link between Roosevelt and the people. It emphasizes how danger, calmness under fire, and a blend of intellect and approachable manner foster loyalty and admiration, comparing the leader to past presidents and heroes.
Henry Ford argues individual security rests on one’s own resources and rejects universal unemployment insurance. He notes wage cuts from six to five dollars reflect dollar value and contends work spreading fails as workers won’t invest heart into tasks. He warns broad security schemes burden those who must pay.
The article notes the shift from slavery to citizenship and its demand for literacy among Black Americans. It cites West Virginia leading in school enrollment for Negro students, with 89 percent enrolled in 1930 versus 83 percent for whites, and highlights improved ballot use and political unity under Booker T. Washington’s view of social separation alongside shared progress.
A New York Central excursion from New York to Chicago and return for 12 50 is cited as the first vital bus attack by eastern rails. Financial interests are said to have advised the experiment. The piece questions whether such cut throat competition benefits employment and wages, calling for industry to sustain steady jobs before good times return. Mrs. Tose Burchinal, a Democratic national committeewoman, may join the federal government under President Roosevelt, with her appointment expected to advance women’s political service.
A column of commentary by ALPHONSO blends social criticism and observations on public futility, education, and politics with quips about diplomats, lawyering, and traffic. It includes reflections on family dynamics, child development, and the impact of broken homes on children, urging charity and healthy social engagement.
A discussion warns that excessive parental love can burden a child. It argues that a child cannot absorb adult passion without straining, and that enveloping possessive care may disrupt a youngster's ability to work, play, and form friends.
Poem urging patience through low mood and economic hardship. It counsels saving money, practicing thrift, and helping others as the grass and industry recover, referencing communal resilience in McAlpin West Virginia and authored by G. C. Hite.
Members of the Loyal Order of Moose are invited to a Sunday meeting at Moose Hall on Neville Street at 2 30 in the afternoon. Several candidates will be initiated, announced yesterday by C A Slone secretary.
William Gaines reflects on theater publicity and star power in backstage chatter about billing on a variety show. He notes a headlining musical comedy star resisting top billing for strategic reasons. He also recounts Georgie Price’s 25 years on stage, from child performer under Gus Edwards to famed player-manager contract wars with the Shuberts.
The Citadel of Mekassen and the desert teem with intrigue as Katd and advisers conspire with a German stranger for help against Franca. Major Nano von Riccoll of the Foreign Legion betrays Fravice to the Raid, tied to Riccoli’s Napoleonic ambitions. Matlant, English wife of a wiser raid ally, is oppressed by the Citadel while Raisul promises foreign troops.
In a tense council, Kaid and son Ralsul plot to use a French officer to build a back‑country army. The plan envisions crown control of Morocco, with the officer as a tool to outmaneuver rivals, then be controlled and discarded by Raisul and the Kaid when useful.
Gatewood West Virginia Mrs Ann Richards is on the sick list this week. Many people in this section of Fayette County attended the operetta given by the Fayetteville High School Glee Club Thursday night. Miss Clarice Sheaves was the ...
A camel weighing 125 pounds and standing three feet high was born at Central Park Zoo in New York today. The calf was named Oh Boy Repeal by zookeepers in a light hearted note from the Associated Press report dated February 25.
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