Constitution Declared Dead By Southern Economic Adviser
Dr. Gus W. Dyer of Nash ville Tenn economic adviser for the Southern States Industrial Council told Kiwanis members last Friday at the Dunn Hotel that the Constitution is dead and people no longer rule in America He asserted the Supreme Court is partisan and that free speech and property rights have been eroded He urged electing a Congress of strong Americans to restore constitutional protections and leadership He was accompanied by several visitors and a new member Bob Tyrone The next meeting is scheduled for May 19 at the Dunn Hotel
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Chicago
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New and Old Editor for Charleston Paper
E H Smith former editor of Clarkton News returns to Charleston to take editorship of The Charleston Democrat. His long career includes editorships at The Enterprise Benton Record Charleston Chronicle Charleston Courier and Enterprise-Courier. The Democrat’s management recently passed to Darwin K Flannigan who has joined the service. Additionally a vague aside mentions rouge used to polish glass, stated with no clear relevance.
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