Inauguration Draws Eyes in West Virginia Politics
The West Virginia legislature advances beer law changes and labor bills as inaugural preparations proceed. Gov elect Holt’s ceremony set for January 18 includes oath by Judge Jo M. Kenna and a downtown parade. Police arrest three men in a beer parlor slaying as James Riley joins the Supreme Court bench.
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Hitler's Morocco Moves Threaten European Balance
The piece outlines Germany's renewed aim to gain influence in Morocco mirroring Wilhelm II and Adolf Hitler. It notes Britain and France uniting to counter German moves, with Spain's Morocco conflict drawing in engineers and troops to Ceuta, as French and British fleets mass for potential action.
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Schedule Highlights From Monday to Thursday
Thomas Mooney habeas corpus case in San Francisco on Monday. Tuesday brings the President's reorganization message. Thursday features Canadian Parliament activities in Ottawa. Senate committee probes General Motors labor conditions in Washington.
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Strikes Worry Auto Industry Amid GM Crisis
Strikes threaten GM profits and wages as a broad labor action looms across 13 cities and 50 plants. Government mediators intervene after court orders aimed at ending sitdown protests. Union demands include collective bargaining talks and wage standard measures.
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County magistrates clash over drunk driving penalties
Raleigh County magistrates debated the severity of penalties for drunken driving as juries prepare for first defendants. Reports cite second offenses, license suspensions, and a split on maximum punishments while other county news covers two manslaughter ties, weather forecasts, school projects, a custody trial, and county finances and civic plans.
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Beckley
Squire Lemon
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Squire Meadows
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Louis Fanti
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Bobby” Crouch
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Ralph Crouch
Pineville
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Ross Culpepper
Beckley Chamber of Commerce
George Bright
Laurel Creek Road
Grandview Road
Dutch Princess Juliana Weds German Prince in The Hague
The wedding in The Hague joins Holland’s Princess Juliana and Bernhard of Lippe-Biesterfeld amid domestic doubts and Nazi tension. The ceremony at Grote Kerk showcased royal pageantry while concerns over democracy and German ties lingered behind the scenes.
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Ail Holland
Capitol and Court Reach Out In United Stand On Laws
The piece recalls FDR linking arms with Congress and inviting the Supreme Court to join, amid reports of a 423 electoral vote on August 8. It discusses historic clashes between branches and TR’s anti judiciary stance in Ohio, noting the long history of interbranch tension and recalls that the judiciary was urged to reconsider decisions by popular vote.
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License for Juliana van der Meer and Martin van Stijn
A coincidental match of name and birth date led officials to issue a license on the same day for Juliana van der Meer described as a Plump pillage lad and her sailor sweetheart Martin van Stijn who dreamed of a whole set of children.
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Juliana van der Meer
Martin van Stijn
Liberal interpretation of the constitution in Congress
The President, a liberal constructionist, outlines New Deal aims and a flexible reading of the constitution before the 75th Congress. He calls for adapting legal forms to current needs, fostering progress while expanding governmental influence to address housing, social security, farm credit, and unemployment.
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