Montana funds pledged for public works next year
Governor Erickson states Montana will support Hoover’s call for public improvement. State works and county projects plan to spend 38.5 million dollars on various projects statewide next year. The piece credits Hoover for stepping in to bolster business prospects amid a tough outlook.
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Curtis Emphasizes Role Despite Not Reaching Presidency
The piece portrays Curtis as pompous and egotistic while highlighting a dinner hosted by Ruth Hanna McCormick. Guests praised the evening as they departed, with a remark from the hostess inviting him to return and a sharp retort from Curtis about his status as vice president.
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Scientific Third Degree Under Fire In Seattle Lie Detector Cruelty
An Omaha World Herald critique denounces the so called third degree as a revolting practice. In Seattle county jail investigators used a lie detector and chemical injections during six days of questioning to force a theft convict on the murder charge to reveal the body location. The prisoner secured an injunction against further use, while officials face no stated penalties.
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