Woeful miscellany from a late county paper
A long, ragged column of clipped items notes a jailhouse life, drunken killings in California, railroad authority changes, army control of west railroads, and editorials on duty, politics, and social quirks. It riffs on dogs, public notices, language policing, and local quirks with scattered names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert 45
Northern Pacific Railroad
Billings
U. S. Army
Macfarlane
Northwest
Army
Transportation Corps
Harry Vaughn
White House
Hoover Aims To Mobilize Public Against Crime
FBI Chief J Edgar Hoover argues crime stems from social failure and calls for enforcing laws impartially, boosting education, and publishing more crime information to shock public ethics. He urges removing gambling, corruption, and venal politicians through united citizen action and a renewed moral spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FBI
Eizar Hoover
Sect— At Crime Investigating Committee
Hoover
House of Cards
America
Dawkesness
Wicked World Commentary Cites Ancient Paul On Modern Ailments
A dated Daily Oklahoman commentary argues that today’s ills from war to influence peddling resemble a 2000 year old struggle. It cites Ephesians and notes public anxieties about Stalin, surplus goods, and financial bodies in a cynical view of modern society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Quinton
Whatsuit
University St Parise
Ali
Paul
Joe Stalin
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Daily
Oklahoman
Iman Seeks Crossing After Long Wait
A man named Iman stood on a street corner waiting to cross as traffic whizzed by. He shouted to a pedestrian across the street asking how the person got over there, who replied that they were born nearby.
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Jim Barstow
Brrore
Saat
Mili
Syoodin
California
I- 15
Drustion
Ed Sullivan
Milt Tabor
Kan Srs
Lackland Air Base
San Antonio
Bastec
Air Force
Emily Post
Busines
Uilel al Pene
Washington
China
Basin
Wyo
Jai
Sree Press
Sinveen
Bowne
Ayo Bor
Sitle Darling
Wari Lwo
Voter Call F. C, Krieg Agency
Fag Securities
Iabe
Congressional
The
Montana Pewst Company
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