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Newspaper
Carrollton Chronicle
Location
Carrollton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1939
Page
2
The Chronicle reflects on Tom Mooney's release, doubts his guilt, and critiques liberalism. It questions justice, politics, and government spending while criticizing political figures and national policy debates. The piece suggests hopes for Mooney’s vindication and critiques approaches to taxation and social programs.
A fragmented column riffs on Andrew Jackson debt, wartime costs, tariff impacts, and the US political scene. It touches on Raymond Pitcairn commentary, New Deal concerns, Chamberlain's Europe role, and debates over the Democratic standard bearer with mentions of Cordell Hull and Pacifist policy.
A clipped or fragmented editorial piece discusses the People Act of Congress. It argues that American self-reliance and confidence in traditional qualities should guide lawmakers. Washington is urged to strengthen and support democracy through American principles. The piece frames the moment as an opportunity for Congress to reflect the people’s demand for steadfast national values.
A live line tow ya in the Want Ad column costs 26 cents. A three line local ad charges 25 cents for the first week and 15 cents for the following week.
A fragmented transcript shows lawmakers jeering at proposed grants amid talks to cut the appropriation from 875000000 to 80000000. The debate centers on American preparedness against foreign aggression. critics accuse the government of hampering business while urging stronger military readiness.
A reader asks if any other newspaper showed real interest in Carrollton and the northwestern part of Duluth County and wonders about the value of subscribing to the paper for a year. The message hints at local news value and personal benefit.
A rambling tale on a rainy day where workers, led by Roy Graving and Will Geaviey, repair a chair at a place called the Werkmen. The scene includes receiving advice, weather interference, and the laborers toiling toward the coal cuttin area as Mrs Oliver supplies a noonday meal and the chair is repaired by evening.
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