Fire and intrigue in West country town
Kerry Young and Nan Downer navigate a perilous logging deal as Ted West schemes to seize control. A dramatic fire scare exposes secrets while Ezra Adams, Frank Bluejay, and town figures jockey for power in a tense moral maze.
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Ife
Central
Kerry Young
Hrispian
Kerry
Young
Tod
West
Fornimire
Ezra
Frank Bluejay
Frank
Bluejay
Ted
Frank Pluejay
Downer
Bluejsay
Supreme Court Invalidates Guffey Coal Act
The Supreme Court blocks the Guffey Act aimed at coal industry control, ruling it unconstitutional under commerce and welfare clauses. Justices upholding the majority include Sutherland and Roberts. dissenting voices from Cardozo Brandeis and Stone. Tugwell’s Relief becomes constitutionality questioned by the D C appeals court. Nine Power Pact reaffirmed as US stance on China and Japan. Debtor nations default on war debts, Britain and France, with Blum and Eden discussing settlements. Pavelic freed by Italian authorities linked to Yugoslavian king’s murder. Borah loses Ohio primary to Taft as Roosevelt supporters lead Democrats. mostly unfixed delegates hold potential votes on first ballot.
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Stone
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NRA
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Rexford Guy Tugwell
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Somerset County
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Borah
Ohio
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Taft
Cleveland
Gorah
Washington
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Col
Henry Breckenridge
Martin L. Davey
John W. Bricker
Pennsylvania
Borch
David A.teed
Kerry Young’s Map Making With Nan Downer
For a week Kerry Young works on maps in the office with Nan Downer. He quietly guides her, correcting flaws and showing his growing influence on her Woods project.
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Tip
Nan
Young
Kerry
Jin
Jerry
Townline
Kerry Young
Nan Downer
Coup Ends Jose Luis Testada Sarzano Presidency in Bolivia
In La Paz a bloodless coup by army officers and Socialists forces Jose Luis Testada Sarzano to resign as president. German Busch will head the government until Col David Toro returns from the Chaco to be installed as president. The new regime aims to settle a general strike the officers say endangers economic stability. The labor federation suspends the strike and lends solidarity to the coup.
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Ofolivia
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la Paz
German Busch
David Toro
Paraguay
Chaco
Toro
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