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The Path to Freedom and a Fatal Misunderstanding
A Sandusky Ohio jail inmate awaits trial for first degree murder after his wife is killed on a lonely path as he seeks freedom from responsibility. The piece argues true freedom comes from service to others, citing a Michigan town widow who found serenity through hard work and selflessness, a freedom worth pursuing.
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Sandusky
Charlie
Tool
Columbus
Michigan Woods
France’s Blum Pursues War Profits Nationalization Plan
Socialist Premier Leon Blum moves to nationalize the munitions industry to remove profits from war. The proposal draws world attention as similar American Senate probes have urged profit curbs, though action remains uncertain. France pushes a drastic plan to curb profiteering amid mounting wartime concerns.
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Leon Blum
France
Monsieur Blum
America
United States Senate
Premier Blum
Hoover outlines qualifications for a G man
J Edgar Hoover lists strict requirements for agents including legal education, strong physical condition, clean past, good credit, and well rounded personal development. The note reflects the era's emphasis on character and reliability for federal undercover work.
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Edgar Hoover
Training Path for FBI Officers Emphasizes Broad Skills
The text describes a three month supervised training period focusing on marksman ship abnormal psychology plastic surgery finger printing and other instruction useful to law enforcement. It argues such scrupulously trained personnel underpin the success of the Federal Bureau of Investigation and suggests local police leaders might consider the model.
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Federal Bureau of Investigation
Voting as We Please Promises Strong Election Turnout
The piece argues voters will use their franchise with unprecedented interest this fall. Maine first primary unofficial totals exceed 1932, with similar engagement in other states. It decries dictatorship influence, praising American voting freedom as a cornerstone of good citizenship.
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Maine
America
Lindbergh's Berlin Luncheon Address Urges Airmen to Press for Security
Colonel Lindbergh warned German airmen that aerial warfare could destroy the very things society seeks to protect and urged statesmen to accept responsibility for preventing catastrophe. He called for a shift from forts to intelligence and for aviators to press governments to adopt higher, nonwar uses of flying.
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Air Ministry
Berlin
Fyers
Ross
Germany
Air Right
Linddough
Press freedom defended by Hull in foreign note
A Dominican minister complained to Secretary Hull about a foreign news report criticizing the Santo Domingo president. Hull replied the United States cannot dictate others’ speech, affirming that freedom of expression is embedded in American tradition and protected by the Constitution. He cautioned foreign governments about direct action.
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United States
Hull
Santo Domingo
Newareel
Albe
Fretoouglin Wriggles Out in Public Opinion Debate
Fr Coughlin the Detroit priest faced a tough task to calm the damage from his chosen words about President Roosevelt. An apology framed to admit impropriety yet soften effects was published. The piece argues the apology lacks substance and the incident should push toward higher campaign manners despite enduring public hostility.
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Watertown
Charles Coughlin
Detroit
Roosevelt
Mill
White House
Ito-Poms
Hoosevelt
Birds in South Dakota Need Protection and Study
In South Dakota bird study stands as a perplexing yet vital path to nature’s secrets. The piece argues education, public action, and legal frameworks like the migratory bird treaty act are essential, highlighting roles for Izaak Walton League, Audubon Societies, and American Ornithologists Union while noting specific bird functions in pest control and ecosystem balance.
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Izaak Walton League
United States
Bureau of Biologicss Survey
American. Ornithologists Union
National Association of Audubon Societies
Great Britain
Avenue Scalpers Kittenball Team Organizes Mixes
The Avenue Scalpers Kittenball team, a mixed boys and girls squad led by R Coop and Paul Meyers, played July 19 finishing 14 to 15 in favor of the Scalpers. They beat Virgin 22 to 12 on Tuesday, with Dale Barton’s team posting 12. Return games set this week with Meyers and Barton squads. a fundraising dance was held for the organization.
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Paul Meyers
Dale Barton
Titonka Troop 6 Scout Tests At Methodist Church
Titonka Troop 6 met at the Methodist Church this week with Betty Rae Dunbar aiding four girls on tenderinot tests and Carolyn Rayburn helping a few scouts with hostess badge work. The group opened with songs, then split into groups for tests, joined for games and a Girl Scout Goodbye singalong, and five girls stayed to rehearse a play for early September. Two visitors said they will join. next meeting is August 5 at 9 o clock.
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Betty Rae Dunbar
Titonka
Agnes Dorner
Wessington Club Judges Live Wire Sheep at Redfield
The Live Wire Sheep Club of Hand County sent two tent loads of members and two leaders from Wessington to Redfield on July 10 for judging practice. They evaluated two classes of breeding ewes, a Black Angus cattle class, dairy cows and heifers, hogs, and draft horses, plus a tour of the Feeble Minded home. Dean Rowlm, a beginner, placed highest for the Live Wire Club.
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Wessington
Hand County
Redfield
Clack
Beulsh Park
Alt
Kenneth Kastner
Dean Rowlm
Wire Sheep Club
4H Girls Learn To Crochet Rugs in Wessington Meeting
The Little Women's Club of Wessington met with Arlene Larson and 4H girls to learn rug crocheting. The program included business, games, and an educational segment. Eva Mac Tipton was chosen as recreational reader. Refreshments were served by Arlene. The next meeting will be at Shirley Spicer's home.
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Little Women's Club
Wessington
Arlene Larson
Eva Mac Tipton
Arlene
Shirley Spicer
Scouts Hold Regular Meeting Of Troop Two
The Scouts of Troop 2 met last Tuesday evening with Scoutmaster William Churchill and Assistant Scoutmaster Grant Pasek. Eleven registered Scouts attended, they saluted the flag, recited the Scout laws, passed tests, played Capture the Flag, and closed the meeting with the Scout oath and singing Tops.
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William Churchill
Grant ''Pasek
Trops
Hugh Warren
Republic Leader puzzle hints and scattered clues
A fragmented OCR puzzle page lists Across and Down clues with mismatched words and erroneous text. It includes references to political leaders, geography, and random phrases, ending with a garbled note about a fissure, road relief, and a crew ready to replace a damaged section.
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I Breik
Rail Detector Cars Guard Rails Across the West
Chicago July report explains Sperry electric detector cars patrolling 61,000 miles yearly uncover fissures before accidents. Wabash first used in 1928. fleet now tests 30 miles daily. Three men and a porter operate the car, marking defects with paint and recording magnetic field changes to map cracks.
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Chicago
America
Trte
Sperry
Elmer A. Spersy
Millions Visit National Parks
U S park system reports rising western park attendance during the vacation season with over 1,500,000 visitors weekly across 17 western parks. Yosemite and other sites attract large crowds as waterfalls and granite wilderness draw outdoor lovers. attendance figures show gradual gains over prior periods with Wind Cave at 4,031 and 6,762 for two weeks, up modest percentages.
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Yosemite Nations
California
South Dakota
National Twins Convention Set For Fort Wayne
UFward M. Clink president of the National Twins Association announces the fifth annual convention August 29 and 30 at an amusement park in Fort Wayne Indiana. Last year more than 1 200 twins and triplets from nine states and Canada attended. He estimates about 4 000 000 twins exist in the United States and says preparations aim to accommodate at least 1 500 this year.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Ward M. Clink
Nat Twins Association
Snnalareé
States
Canada
L Clink
United States
Young oysters hatch and drift free in the sea
Young oysters stay in their parent shells until hatching then drift into the sea. Each larval creature is supplied with a fringe that helps it move through the water for its brief hours of freedom.
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