Rail wage settlement praised as model of restraint
The Amarrillo Chronicle reflects on the national railroad wage agreement ending a looming strike. It notes limited strikes since 1922, calls the settlement fair, and highlights relief programs and civic efforts in Minneapolis guiding work reintegration.
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Carl’s Quest To Tournament In Seven Castles
Carl, a farmer’s son blessed by Santa with a white eagle feathered arrow, leaves his village to join King Harala’s City of Seven Castles tournament. He fears stronger bowmen yet feels fate on his side as white eagles lend magical feathers to his arrows. The journey begins tonight.
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Governor Talmadge declines clemency for six floggers
Herbert Hoover cites defendable stance amid a Georgia governor’s decision not to pardon or parole six convicted floggers despite earlier signals. Hoover argues public authority must suppress ruffianism and contrasts free government with Hitlerism, praising Talmadge’s oath-bound stance.
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Freelands
The Lights of Madrid Christmas Wonder in New Mexico
A Carey Holbrook piece recalls Madrid New Mexico’s Christmas magic when miners’ town lights transform the coal camp into a festive, free showcase. Massive hillside scenes, choir carols, and home displays reveal a community spirit, funded by workers and dances, drawing visitors nationwide.
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Guam on edge as Japanese control seals tiny island
United Press Radio Wire reports Guam, the Pacific stronghold largest among the Mariannes, lies unfortified and nearly surrounded by Japanese bases. The 30 by 8.5 mile island, ceded in 1898, sits on the direct route between Hawaii and Manila, distant from Tokyo and San Francisco.
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