Phantom Cowboys and Lorena at Sundown Dance
In a rugged valley, Lorena Hamilton assists with camp chores while Shot Rogers and George Brazee plan to track Mexican raiders. At a chuck wagon lunch, Rogers teaches Lorena to shoot, sparks fly as he nearly confesses feelings, and the pair share a quiet, tense moment amid tension over a brutal ranch aftermath.
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Rogers
Tira
George Brazee
Brence
Jerry Dale
Crown Velley
Lorena Hainion
Old Jasper
Jasper
Lorena
Lorena Hamilton
Shot Rogers
Mr. Brazee
Shot
Mexico
George Bragce
Serena
German-Russian pact renews faith in democracy
The treaty restores international confidence in democratic government amid strong propaganda challenging democracy and urging nations to doubt its viability. It signals a renewed commitment to democratic norms as global tension persists.
Road woes on U.119 prompt WPA repair critique
Residents express concern over the deteriorating U.119 stretch near Blueville despite months of WPA repairs. They question the road’s two year age, demand an explanation, and blame the Road Commission while noting WPA funds diverted from other county projects. Local pressure may affect the 1940 political view of the incumbent.
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U. 119
Blueville
WPA
Detk
Taylor County
Eye opener on Communist Nazi relations shocks public
The piece argues that Communist and Nazi groups have downplayed enmity for strategic purposes, noting shifts after the German-Russian nonaggression pact. It cautions readers that propaganda masked real aims and highlights how Japan and others react to the evolving front.
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Japan
Russia
Germany
Italy
Preit
Europe
Right to Criticize In Union Fight Tests Ford Policy
The Ford Motor Co refusal to comply with an NLRB order prompts a looming court test of free speech limits in labor matters. The NLRB cites anti union publications. Ford argues it was a reasoned appeal. The piece weighs free expression versus anti union campaigns, noting potential constitutional and democratic dangers.
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Ashington Post
Ford Motor Co
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Ford
United Automobile Workers
Ford Company
Ranier
Public spending soars as Congress pushes record wartime era outlays
The article notes the 76th Congress, called an economy Congress, authorized 13.348 billion in current spending, a peak for peace time. It contrasts with 1991 32 and earlier, urging public sentiment to demand retrenchment and a return to normal government size.
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Atong Yen
Seventy-second Congress
Congress
Scrambled Power Politics Warns Against Quick Conclusions
A Chicago commentary argues against hasty judgments on Russian German talks and a non aggression pact. It notes pre mature claims of a signed treaty, escape clauses in past Russo agreements, Russia’s possible diplomacy with England and France, and that modern treaties may be seen as scraps of paper. The piece suggests world power games lack clear loyalties.
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Russia
Hitler
England
France
IL DUCE Seeks Peace Amid Rome Berlin Talks
Italian leader Mussolini and Hitler conferred by telephone last night after Attolico and Von Mackensen relayed messages. The Rome Berlin axis faces the Danzig crisis as Italian press hints at possible peace while blaming Britain and France for the stand. Italy, with nearly two million mobilized, weighs war vs diplomacy and seeks a settlement through negotiation if others yield.
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IL Duce
Hitler
Bernardo Attolico
Berlin
Mussolini
von Mackensen
Rome- Berlin
Italy
Duce
Danzig
Rome
Great Britaan
France
Messaggero
Campaigns and leadership in 1880 Taylor county note
In 1880 political campaigning featured torch parades and notable candidates like Garfield and Hancock. Taylor county elected its entire county ticket, with Samuel Waller becoming sheriff for the first time since 1866. The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad formed a relief association for workers families and retirement benefits. The Taylor County Agricultural and Mechanical Society faced deficit and sold 17 acres. old fairgrounds at Grafton faded. Elizabeth Doonan died, founder of local Catholic education, and Charles Stolzenfels influenced Grafton politics and city improvements.
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James A. Garfield
Chester A. Arthur
Winfield
Hancock
Thomas A. Hendricks
Old Compton Corner
Court House
Taylor County
Harmony
Samuel
Hugh Evans
Evans
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Association
Arthur Sinsel
Grafton
Baltimore and Ohio
Taylor County Agricultural and Mechanical Society
Taylor Court
George Keener
John T. McGraw
Abraham S. Warder
Hiram Gaines
Fair Grounds
Floral Hall
Judge's
Yesteryears
Elizabeth Pugh Doonan
John Doonan
East Main Street
Elizabeth Pugh
Doonan
Allegheny Mountains
Fetterman
Thomas McGraw
Grafton Junction
Main and
St. John Streets
William D. Burton
North West ,Vilginia Railroad
Burton
Elizabeth
Main Street
St. John Street
Doo ‘Nan
Charles Stolzenfels
Hall
Peace House
Polic
Inka Fle Bom
Tiger Ward
Voter Tax Uproar Triggers Auditorium Riot
A tax on motor fuel and a new coffee tax sparked a 5,000 crowd to storm an auditorium, smashing windows and driving 100 attendees from the event. About 3,000 others gathered outside for patriotic talks as police and officials sought to restore order. Former district attorney Alexander Boynton demanded Mayerick’s withdrawal amid the disruption.
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Alexander Boynton
Bexar County
San Antonio
Mayer~ick
Reall
Seek Recall Continued from Page One
A fragmented snippet shows a political report pledging to use all power to oppose Communism and to mobilize leaders and public support, indicating a broad anti communist stance and ongoing recall coverage.
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Page One
Cabbie 10
Police guard home after statement cited in investigation
Police patrols guarded his home throughout the night following a statement related to the ongoing investigation. Officers remained stationed at the residence to ensure security and deter potential threats.
United States Engages in Annual War Games
The text notes the United States undertaking annual war games, framing the exercise as a game to train and keep sailors ready for action, emphasizing a playful analogy to maintain morale and discipline among the troops.
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United States
Streams Clearing Bodes Good Weekend Fishing
Clearing bass streams in most sections of the state gave promise of good sport for weekend fishermen. The Conservation commission said the South Branch and North Fork were reported mix but that other eastern streams were clear. The Elk Greenbrier rivers also were clear.
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Charleston
Conservation Commission
South Branch
North Fork
Elk Greenbrier
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