Deserted Round Top conflict and a lynching showdown
In a Texas ranch town, Jeff Brand and Calhoun Terry escape a mob after a staged vigilante invasion. Ellen Carey watches as fear and loyalty clash with the town’s fevered mood. Terry surrenders to save Larry Richards, and Jeff exposes hidden loyalties while Ellen faces an uncertain future with Terry as the two seek a mediated settlement.
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Ellen Carey Acema
Jeff Brand
Calhoun Terry
Terry
Roan Alford
Brand
Jeff
Roan
Alford
Lane Carey
Ellen
Carey
Round Top
Holden Min
Richards
Cal
Larry
Sheriff Hart
Cal Terry
Lee
Ellison
Latty
Jef
Larry Richards
Lee Hart
Elligon
Fort Garfield
Brad
Congress
Holden House
Doctor Harris
Father
Calhoun
Elien
Bis
Turley
Jim Tetlow
Buck River
Washington
Jef Brand
Holden Rouge
Repeal of Neutrality Act Urged To Arm U S Merchant Ships
Edward C Wayne argues administration aims to revise the Neutrality Act to arm U S merchant vessels. He notes the Pink Star sinking as Hitler’s reply, Berlin defends armed ships, and Rome warns Axis ships will defend themselves. Morgenthaus tax plan targets profits to fund defense, Wickard urges farmers to boost output for war aims.
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United States
U. S
Montana
Hitler
White House
Congress
Berlin
Washington
Panama
Rome
Virginio Gayda
Russians Back to Wall and War News Update
The article reports on Nazi advances toward Kiev and Leningrad with Soviet resistance dwindling, Moscow admitting the Kiev disaster and blaming leadership. It notes RAF aid to Russia, Duke of Windsor visit plans, a tropical storm in Houston, and seamen voting to free ships and accept mediation as the government takes ships to sea.
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Kiev
Leningrad
Moscow
Marshal Budenny
Hungary
Romania
Italy
Buitzkriegers
Ukraine
Royal Air Force
R.A.F
Canada
Duke of Windsor
King
England
Wallis Warfield
Baltimore
Bahamas
Miami
Washington
Chicago
Alberta
New York
Houston
Texas
Weather Bureau
AFP
Maritime Commission
Nippon
India
Russia
Vladivostok
Japan
Pacific
United States
Schenck testifies in Hollywood war propaganda probe
Nicholas Schenck MGM president faces two days of questioning before a Senate subcommittee. He claims no eight company trust and notes family ties among rivals hinder business. He argues films serve entertainment and reflect popular sentiment, denying coordinated war propaganda.
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Nicholas Schenck
Harry L. Warner
Farnat Bros
Senate
Hollywood Moving Pictures
Washington
MGM
Schenck
Hollywood
Washington miscellany notes and shipwreck rescue tale
Thousands stock up on liquor as new excises loom. Fourteen survivors of the burned British freighter Arawak reach Smyrna Beach Florida after a perilous voyage, an 11 year old peace girl lending courage as a reader in a lifeboat. Cigarette paper priorities shield U.S. factories, paper formerly imported from France now produced from flax and straw in America.
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Washington
Smyrna Beach
Fla
France
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Jez
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Treasury
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House Banking and Currency Committee
Mr. Morgenthau
Bernard Baruch
Wickard
Incsors
U.S
York
Harrisburg
Pittsburgh
Pan-American Airways
TAF
W. Querton Snyder
Can-American
Sea Below
Argentina
Army Air Corps
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