State Police to Launch Crackdown on Reckless Driving
Indiana Director Don F. Stiver announced a statewide drive to arrest reckless drivers as traffic deaths rise 1.7 percent in six months. Police will target passing on hills and curves, ignoring stop signs, speeding in villages, improper lights, and drunk driving, with 6.8 percent of fatal crashes linked to intoxication. Cooperation from local departments and courts is sought to reduce accidents and save lives.
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Don F. Stiver
Department of Public Safety
Indiana
Silver
Mr. Stiver
Stiver
United States
Campaign Launch Sets Tone for Lively Race
Governor Lansdon's acceptance speech pledges private initiative and enterprise as the campaign opens. Analysts note cross‑party platform criticisms, while the real contest centers on the plain London versus the glamorous Roosevelt personalities.
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Lansdon
London
Roosevelt
Forecasting the Election Through Straw Polls and Polls
The piece outlines methods to forecast the 1937 presidential race, noting straw ballots on trains and audience reactions at theaters. It highlights the Literary Digest polls and the American Institute of Public Opinion, plus a rural poll by weekly newspapers and Publishers Autocaster Service, projecting results by mid September.
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Roosevelt
Literary Digest
American Institute of Public Opinion
Autocaster Service
White House
Automatic economy in dairy industry shows supply and demand rule
A National Association of Manufacturers bulletin argues that dairy production expanded with population, adjusting automatically to price changes without government direction. It notes cow numbers rising from 15 to 25 million alongside population growth, with per cow output increasing as demand rose.
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Committee On Agricultural Cooperation
The
National Association of Manufacturers
Plenty and the Showdown at Kanab Ranch
Silas Spelle, a ruthless cattle baron, schemes to foreclose on Kanab desert ranchers. Ed Starbuck of Cattlemen's Bank and rancher San Juan Delevan oppose him as Johnny Clehoe and Tex Whipple guard Delevan's interests. Pod Fortune lies hurt as Spelle threatens a clash. Johnny prepares a defense with Ronny at his side.
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Silas Spelle
Kanab
Ed Starbuck
Cattlemen’s Bank
San
Johnny
Montana
Wade
Jasper
Spike
Jake Butterfield
Jake
Speke
Delevan
Montana Wade
Pink Crosby
Pink
Spike Hombre
Pod
Spelle
Jim
McMurdo
Doc
Chang
Pod Fortune
Jim Delevan
Doc McMurdo
Deelvan
Gulf of the Desert
Ronny
Saul Becomes Jesus Friend On Road To Damascus Lesson
Lesson highlights Saul of Tarsus turning from persecutor to convert follower after an encounter with Christ. Acts 9 details his bold zeal, divine confrontation, Ananias's call, and immediate baptism and preaching. Paul later reflects on grace and fidelity in his service to Christ.
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Saul
Jesus
Damascus
Saul of
Tarsus
Christ
Stephen
Earth
Ananias
Paul
Israel
Apostle Paul
Timothy
Christ Jesus
Follow Your Bent To Succeed In Your Chosen Path
The saying urges individuals to stay true to their nature and talents. It argues that commitment to one line of work leads to success, while changing to fit others leads to failure and worthlessness.
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Sydney Smith
Great and Small Acts of Love Trial Wisdom
The piece urges that a person capable of grand deeds is defined by consistent small acts of consideration. It frames daily kindness as the true measure of character and suggests noble actions arise from steady, thoughtful choices.
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F. W. Robertson
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Carthage
C. E. Wooldridge
Canada
A. B. Chapin
Johnny Clehoe
Harold Tes Lundquist
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
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