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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1935
Page
10
Coal industry leaders debate the Guffey Bill as an answer to railroads annual rust loss. The discussion centers on policy impacts, industry protection, and proposed reforms.
Nora Marie Pevehouse, 14, joins the 1935 graduating class at Lubbock High School as the youngest student to receive a diploma from the school.
Charles C. Dickinson of Dickinson Fuel Co. condemns the Guffey Snyder coal control bill as dangerous to the industry and a dictatorial overreach. He warns it would place vast powers in a government commission and compel costly initial expenditures, contrasting it with NRA style codes. He argues it would regulate all coal mining and trade from mine face to consumer bin and extend beyond the industry.
A Rich widow argues she was bilked and challenges the Guffey Snyder measure aiming to regulate coal. The piece questions Congress's authority under the commerce clause and a Supreme Court ruling on intrastate control, noting lawyers widely doubt legality and lack public, independent opinions.
Copenhagen reports 17000 Greenland children will receive bread with calcium phosphate to bolster tuberculosis resistance. Danish health officials ordered five grams per kilogram of rye flour citing milk and fresh vegetables shortages as a contributing factor to tuberculosis prevalence.
Charleston July 1 AP James A Tierney state director of purchases announced contracts totaling 112169 42 for the state road commission including 10 dump trucks and 19 one and one half ton trucks Some of Japan’s jobless contributed to relief after the Formosa earthquake.
Charles A. Owen of Imperial Coal Corp defends the Guffey Bill at an Atlantic City convention, arguing a new code with a four year trial and a government regulated price range will stabilize costs, reduce high cost mines, and curb price cutting while promoting collective bargaining and district price coordination.
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