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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1935
Page
5
Hinton West Virginia reports pension clubs organizing to pledge 75 000 votes as part of a statewide political mobilization aimed at supporting a candidate or issue.
Dr. E B Thornton organizer based in Huntington tours northern West Virginia and Beckley detailing a plan to pay 200 monthly to those over 60 funded by a two percent tax. He says all congressional and senatorial candidates will be asked to state support or opposition. Endorsed candidates receive backing. refusals seen as opposition. He has organized 25 clubs, with 7 000 members already and a goal of 75 000 by March 1, aided by W W Smith of Huntington for Clarksburg north.
Mr and Mrs James A Victor of Uniontown Pennsylvania claim the title of youngest grandparents at age 32 Their daughter Bernice Victor Palo has given birth to a son making the couple grandparents at a young age and drawing local attention.
Paula’s decline is exposed as she battles addiction while Scott urges retreat to safety. Charlotte notes Paula’s improved mood but Paula remains pale and haunted. Scott confronts the grim truth, warns of a sanatorium option, and appeals for Paula to seek intelligent treatment.
A dramatic domestic scene unfolds as Paula pleads for help while Scott weighs treatment options. Paula contemplates leaving to seek privacy and recovery, then raises a toast to “victory” before they resume tense confrontation. The page then shifts to a note on chameleons and color change.
The scene captures a tense moment as a woman confronts Scott about his emotional distance. She admits her torment in feeling his indifference and watching him slip away, while his reddened face shows embarrassment at her vulnerable honesty.
In Budapest fencing schools thrive as government officials parliamentarians and party leaders train daily to settle differences with sabres in the duelling tradition. Political leaders frequently defend their views on the duelling ground while the capital's fencing schools attract steady patronage.
Stocks listed on the New York Stock Exchange rose 33.6 percent from March 1 to November 1 1935 adding over 10.8 billion dollars in value.
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