Flood control bill linked to power expansion and government power
In a July commentary, Paul Mallon argues the flood control act embeds a hidden push for federal power, including land condemnation without state consent and funding for power plants. He notes presidential reluctance, past reforms, and the bill’s ties to hydropower development and local funding shifts.
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Paul Mallon
World
King Features Syndicate
Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
TVA
Mr. R
Pew
International maneuvers shape endgame in Spanish conflict
Washington surveys indicate Franco may need more than a year to finish Valencia and Barcelona. Britain and France pursue horse-trading to isolate Mussolini and Hitler while preserving influence in the Balearics and Gibraltar, hoping a Franco victory avoids a broader clash.
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Barcelona
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Great Britain
France
Hitler
Spain
Mussolini
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Mediterranean
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Frances
Africa
Britain
Germany
Kraitar
Aes
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Pmrane
Tmalearies
Miller
England
Taly
Tyree-Trading
Daly
SR Staan
Unknown traveler spotted near lake shore incident report
An unidentified tourist encountered a policeman while driving 59 miles along the Asis river in search of a bridge. The man, later identified as Dran Charles W Diikey of Une Chicago University, was on the shore of Lake Michigan.
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Tye
Asis River
Lake Michigan
Dran Charles W Diikey
Une Chicago University
Attention Not Their Worry Attention Not Their Worry
A Charles B. Driscoll column reflects on eccentric New Yorkers and famed figures from Prince Mike to Walt Disney. The piece notes honorary degrees for Dewey and Disney, yacht life along the Hudson, and a sail ship anchored near Grant's Tomb, contrasting old and modern eras.
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Charles B. Driscoll
New York
Madison Avenue
Grand Central
42D Street
Hudson
Grant
Vex
McNaught Lynd
Answers to Cranium Crackers On Page One
A readable fragment lists items from a quiz page noting Francisca as a first name linked to General France a quotation from Shakespeare and John Jay as the first Chief Justice. It mentions brass as an alloy of copper and zinc. The Turkish unit of currency is the lira. Australia imported American aircraft since 1833 worth 1 750 000 with deliveries of at least four more aircraft expected in six months.
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Globe
News-Globe
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Texas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
THE
Prince Michael Dimitri Alexandrovitch Obelensky Romanoff
Michael Dimitri
Prince Mike
New York
Hollywood
MGM
Mick
Francisca
France
Shiakaspeare
John Jay
Australia
Old Man Trone Sees Ankrom At Rafter T Ranch
Ankrom aka Streeter joins the Rafter T through Lee Trone and meets Old Man Trone and range boss Hackett. Hackett mutters threats while Ankrom answers with cautious talk about cattle, guns, and a looming conflict as Colonel Struthers visits Dallas with Betty. The ranch’s tension rises as secrets linger.
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Trone
Mose Hackett
Ankrom
Streeter
Lee Trone
Arizona
Hackett
Dad
Colonel Struthers
Betty
Dallas
Rafter T
Good Shoes Good Golf Part of the Golfer’s Routine
The article argues superstition aside that foot comfort drives golf success. It stresses keeping shoes well fitted and cared for, noting dilapidated footwear harms support on eighteen holes. It recommends shoes one size larger for wool socks to prevent blisters, linking fit to concentration and luck.
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McNaught Syndicate
Ina
Minor Legally Reaches Age for Huntz Hall Earnings
Hollywood July 5 Huntz Hall the Dead End gang member at 17 won a court order declaring him of age to sign contracts and manage his earnings. His petition, supported by his mother Mrs Mary Ellen Hall, cited his father as dead and aims to nullify California law that would have given his earnings to his parents. Hall said he will continue supporting his family.
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United Press
Hollywood
Huntz Hall
New York
Mary Ellen Hall
Hall
Emmet Wilson
California
First Century Climate Heating Ruin Found in Hungary
An unidentified 4th century ruin in Budapest yielded a central heating plant, the oldest found globally. The Hungarian National Archaeological Survey will preserve the site for posterity.
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Hungary
Budapest
Hungarian National Archeological Survey
Ankrom Probes Rafter T Range War Developing
Tomorrow Ankrom learns more about the Rafter T as tensions rise over land disputes amid growing curiosity about frontier conflicts in the region.
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Nelson C. Nye
Ankrom
Circle Warriors Meet Sudden Charge in Durable Clash
A chaotic clash unfolds as a defender ducks and pivots to collide with an opposing circle section. The impact hurls Teon aside like a football blitz. The warriors react with little time to brace for the sudden force, underscoring a brutal, unanticipated onslaught.
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Teon
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