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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1933
Page
2
A noted commentator argues American self-reliance will lead now that business interests are less dependent on government aid. Heuristically, self-sustaining farms and thrifted budgets will pull the country from its three year trough. The piece urges embracing a tough mindset to endure hardship and restore moral fibre and independence.
A reflection on technocracy amid Columbia University's disowning of the movement and its price system concept. The piece notes early promise from statistics, then concern as data overwhelmed theory, and warns that machines remain central to civilization and social change.
The article notes toppled regimes in Germany and France as parliamentary systems cope with upheaval. It discusses Adolf Hitler's rise as chancellor candidate amid public fear and questions whether his leadership will be brief or lasting, with unknown international consequences.
A defeated bid by Senator Charles E. Hodges to override the rules committee failed then passed then reversed as 15-13 and 16-13. The move would have allowed a majority to force action on bills, but unanimity among the 30 rules members remains required. Meanwhile a New York man reportedly revived by liquor and an Iowa man who hanged himself after snow removal add odd notes to the column.
A press commentary laments the shift from selfless careers to self benefit. It argues modern workers seek personal profits while still claiming to help society, contrasting old direct service by ministers and doctors with today’s indirect forms.
A column mixes opinion and satire on technocracy and job loss, notes a new Beckley barber shop, and reflects on marriage decline and prosperity quotes. It urges respect for a child's confidences, advising parents to guard secrets unless both are exceptionally empathetic and mature.
A columnist argues parents misjudge child confidences as humorous anecdotes. When a child reveals inner life only in private, such moments fade as later open communication and understanding erode between parent and child. The piece warns that careless sharing harms discipline and trust.
Mrs. Elizabeth Kent Webster learned of the death of her youngest brother Floyd C. fluff in the Naval hospital at Washington DC yesterday morning. He was the last of three brothers who served in overseas forces during World War I, the others having died in the past four years. Funeral plans were unsettled with burial expected in Washington DC. August Mersch of Montclair New Jersey narrowly escaped death from a sponge felt during an operation.
Col Luke Lea and his son Luke Lea Jr were ordered to surrender in Asheville North Carolina on charges tied to the closing of an Asheville bank. Failing to appear led to warrants for their arrest and potential prison terms up to ten years for the elder Lea.
A flood of personal mail to Franklin D Roosevelt piles up at his Madison Avenue bureau. Thousands of letters demand attention from job seekers and citizens seeking help. The volume hints at the workload he faces when taking office in March.
The automobile show crowds Grand Central Palace and nearby streets, causing heavy traffic as fans and owners seek near-parking. An actress friend recalls a former rival who married a Midwest patent medicine king’s daughter, later receiving an invitation to a Park Avenue apartment crowded with gleaming effects from that residence. Books on Broadway thrive with 69 cent volumes.
Barbara Quentin learns Farrell Armitage plans to support her marriage postponement by promoting Mark as an artist. Barbara confronts him after a quarrel, Mark is hospitalised after a miracle, and Armitage carries her through rising tides as they head toward a road lantern.
In a tense seaside moment Barbara declares she will marry if the year passes, while Armitage plans to force a change in her suitor Mark. He hints at an emerald gift for Mark and insists on maintaining control as the moonlit scene unfolds. Patsy goes to the country tomorrow.
In the heart of the theatrical district, after 11 o clock the shop fills with customers pushing for space. Window displays feature risqué jackets and illustrations and some buyers may be disappointed by the books. Mrs D Fritz visits Beckley. Mrs AL Walker and daughter Als H Biggs are listed here. John Earl Billie Bailey accompany illness confines children at home. Lula Reid and children from Scarbro visit Mary Smith. Alex Davidson Reynolds and son call on Mrs Spewart at Cranberry.
Skelton residents welcomed visitors including Mr and Mrs Irwin Page of Harper who visited Mr and Mrs John Arnold on Friday. Mildred Maddy of Raleigh stayed with Miss Bertha Biggs. Little Lorrainy Wardup recovering at home after illness. Clyde Poland welcomed a baby girl born Sunday January 22. Marion Matthews visited sister Mrs C Withrow at Sprague. Virginia Hancock of Galloway Heights was the visitor.
Funeral services for Joseph Lewis Stover were moved to Prosperity Baptist Church due to heavy Friday night snowfall making the road to his home nearly impassable. Stover died Friday morning and services were rescheduled from the Stover residence to the church this afternoon at 2 o clock.
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