Roosevelt Defends New Deal Against Monopoly Grip
President Roosevelt told Chicago crowds that the New Deal broke the deadly grip of concentration of wealth and power, saving private profit and free enterprise from ruin. He warned Republicans about fairy tales used to frighten business, and praised New Deal steps that stabilized money, banking, credit, and prices while widening economic freedom. The speech denounced high finance as a minority running the purse and emphasized government actions to protect commerce from selfish forces.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Roosevelt
America
Chicago Stadium
Holt Attacks Campaign On Teachers Pay And Taxes
Logan Attorney General Homer Holt says some teachers salaries should rise when state finances allow and denies seeking to cut teacher pay. He defends school funding tied to the sales tax and warns against replacing taxes with revenue losses. Holt, with Sen M M Neely, spoke at Pineville after touring the mining field center. Also: McKeesport Tin Plate directors set a November 24 merger ratification with National Can, in which they hold 65 percent stake.
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Associated Press
Logan
Homer A. Holt
Holt
M. M. Neely
Pineville
Summers H. Sharp
Sharp
Olt
Clarksburg
L. R. Via
U. S
McKeesport
McKeesport Tin Plate Company
National Can Company
Little Annie Rooney Personal Mention
Coal City families visited relatives in McDowell county and Beckley Sunday. Local visits included Mr. and Mrs. Harry Skaggs with Mr. and Mrs. John Hughes in Killarney and Mr. and Mrs. Claire Dehart with son Bobby at Hinton. Beckley hosts, Winding Gulf residents also called on. A hospital patient, Belle Stanley, had her arm rebroken and reset after an earlier break.
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Register
Coal City
H. D. Clark
McDowell County
Harry Skaggs
John Hughes
Killarney
Claire Dehart
Bobby
A. L. Keator
Hinton
C. T. Mooney
Beckley
J. C. White
Winding Gulf
Miss Belle Stanley
Beckley Hospital
Sinex advertisement for hay fever relief
Watkin's advertises Sinex as a guaranteed remedy for catarrh sinusitis and hay fever. A sixty days treatment costs $1.00 and promises relief.
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Watkin’s
Rural Churches Growing Rarer
The Associated Press reports a sharp decline in country churches affecting the Disciples of Christ. Prof. E. Cameron of Butler University cites 1,000 rural congregations dissolving each decade, reducing from 11,907 to 9,040 total congregations, with about 5,000 rural churches remaining and 5,209 lost as rural communities shrink.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Disciples of Christ
E. C. Cameron
Butler University
Indianapolis
Cameron
Rails May Not Buy Truck Line
The Interstate Commerce Commission issued an order denying the Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati Highway Inc. permission to acquire the Reo Transport Co. in Southern Ohio and parts of West Virginia. The examiner reported the trucking firm is controlled by three railroads, Chesapeake and Ohio, Erie, and Pere Marquette, making the lines near competitors. The Ohio Public Service Commission had approved the purchase.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati Highway, Inc
Reo TransPort Company
Ohio
West Virginia
Cleveland
Chesapeake and Ohio
Erie
Pere Marquette
The
Public Service Commission of Ohio Eeonany
Maynard to Get Artificial Leg
Lego Charley Maynard a Stoca High sophomore will travel to Charleston with his mother Mrs Neve Maynard to be measured for an artificial limb A year after his left leg was amputated at Beckley hospital due to a persistent sore a state health nurse said the procedure will proceed Saturday
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Register
Lego
Charley Maynard
Stoca High School
Beckley Hospital
Charleston
Neve Maynard
Jefferson warning echoes in ap praise for record
The speaker urged recalling Thomas Jefferson’s warning that widespread poverty and concentrated wealth cannot endure in a democracy. He praised the administration for acting after a failed prior regime and private enterprise, noting the complexity and large expenditures without a teapot dome scandal.
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Thomas Jefferson
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