A Wild Freshman Ball Unfolds in Campus Drama
Dr Thornt on Holgate confronts alcohol fueled chaos at a campus dance as freshmen sweep into a riotous celebration. Sara Sue Davis leads the crowd while Peaches Pomeroy's intoxication shocks him, driving Holgate from the hall to a midnight room where he writes vivid poetry seeking solace.
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Bob Towne
Ste Football Berg
Uth
Bue
Denches
Bedlam
Sara Sue Davis
Thornton Holgate
Peaches
Thornton
Thorny
Sara Sue
Thorny Holgate
Dr. Holgate
Faculty Tower
Macaulay
Tartarin de Tarascon
Stevenson
Mackail
Schiller
A Plan for the President and Economy Debate
The Wheeling Intelligencer urges Roosevelt to drop all agricultural controls and government meddling. It calls for lower taxes, reduced government spending, and leaving farmers and business to market forces with tariff protection and essential infrastructure. It also notes a Berlin incident where a German police action against a Colombian diplomat drew Nazi publicity and diplomatic tensions.
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Cotton Exchange
Roosevelt
New Deal
Berlin
Garamillo
Foreign Office
Bogota
Blunders in Berlin Amid Antiriot Scenes
The Cumberland Times notes Colombia's minister to Germany faced a tense moment before presenting credentials as Berlin riots erupted. Senor Garamillo and staff, seen in an official car with the Colombian flag, moved through the city while photographs captured a burning synagogue and damaged shops.
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Berlin
Cumberland Times
Germany
Hitler
Senor Garamillo
Legation
Careful planning needed for German refugees
The Hinton Daily News argues that settling German refugees in remote lands like Alaska, British Guiana, or Tanganyika requires careful screening and planning. It warns against placing city professionals in frontier farming areas and stresses the need to match refugees’ skills with suitable lands, noting Alaska may only be appropriate for a limited number of refugees. The piece calls for thorough evaluation of both refugees’ needs and lands’ capacities before any redistribution.
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Hinton Daily News
Germany
Alaska
British Guiana
Tanganyika
Ketchikan Chronicle
Matanuska Valley
the Chronicle
Matanuska
United States
Minnesota
Dakota
Upper
Michigan
Wisconsin
Alaskan
U. S
New York
Christmas Gifts of En Value Seargai
Readable portions describe Christmas gifts with emphasis on value and the season. The note mentions Seargai as a person or place and references en value in a historical context.
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Searga
Land report details acreage and values across Taylor and Barbour counties
A continuation lists numerous parcels and owners in Taylor and Barbour counties with acres and monetary figures. Names include Monongahela Railroad Company Isaac T Mayle Mary Harr John Mayle Opal McDaniel Charles McDaniel Frances Richman Richard Phelps Pearl Whitescarver Fred Blue Ettie Strickler Talbott Anna Jarvis J N Foreman Dorsey Cole German Baptist Brethren church W J Haller Ben Wilson Phoebe Murphy Haddix Haddix Haddix Haddix Delia Dixon R E Tal Bott Daisy Young C W Paugh D C Paugh R E Pough Wade F Smith Neva A Lake and others.
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Grafton
Philippi
Monongahela Railroad Company
Taylor County
Isaac T. Mayle
Mary B. Harr
John 8. Mayle
Barbour County
Ettie Strickler Talbott
Anna M. Jarvis
Monongalie Railway Company
J N. Foreman
Dorsey W.cole
Barbour
German Baptist Brethren Church
W. J. Haller
Ben F. Wilson
Phoebe M. Murphy
John R. Haddix
Ross Haddix
Guy Haddix
Delia Dixon
R. E. Tal= Bott
Daisy Young
C. W. Paugh
D. C. Paugh
R. E. Pough
Wade F. , Smith
Barbour Countes
Neva A. Lake
Barbour and
Taylor Countes
Guild shop contract demanded of Pittsburgh newspaper
The Pittsburgh chapter of the American Newspaper Guild received pledged support from the Steel City Industrial Union Council in negotiations with the Pittsburgh Sun Telegraph for a guild shop wage scale contract. The current agreement expires at midnight December 12, with ongoing talks on the guilds demand.
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Pittsburgh
American ‘Newspaper Guild
Steel City Industrial Union Coun' ‘Cil
CIC
Pittsburgh Sun, Telegraph
Hearst
Notre Dame Star Coached to resign Holy Grass Coach
Coach Eddie Anderson, a famed Notre Dame star, resigns as Holy Grass football coach to take a similar role at the University of Iowa. He succeeds Ira Tubbs, with unofficial salary estimates around 12,500 dollars.
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Eddie Anderson
Notre Dame
Holy Grass
University of Iowa
Ira Tubbs
Two Party System Revisited by Harley Lutz
Professor Lutz argues that a strong opposition keeps government sane and responsive. He contends that both Democrats and Republicans err when they delay accountability, and that a balanced two party structure preserves capable leadership and responsible governance. He urges parties to act as disciplined reformers rather than rhetoric engines.
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Harley L. Lutz
Public Finance
Princeton University
Editorial Workers Press Union Membership Demand
Editorial workers seek CIO affiliate status for their union. The plan requires new staff to join the guild within 30 days of employment.
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CIO
West Virginia Divorce Suit in Taylor County
In the Circuit Court of Taylor County a chancery suit FRANK R. RIGG Plaintiff Mary Rigg Defendant seeks a divorce. The defendant Mary Rigg is not a resident and must appear within one month after first publication to protect her interest. Publication ordered in the Grafton Sentinel. Teste: FRANK M. HOLLIS Jr Clerk. By Nellie Tucker Deputy. FRANCIS L. WARDER, Attorney for Plaintiff. Dec 2,9,16.
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Mary Riggi
Mary Rigg
Grafton Sentinel
Frank M. Hollis
Nellie Tucker
Francis L. Warder
Commissioner’s Notice in Taylor County WV legal proceedings
In pursuance of a circuit court decree the commissioner directs all parties to attend in Grafton on specified dates to report accounts and present papers, vouchers, and evidence about real estate liens and rental values for the John J Cassell and Maria Wolfe estates, with notices to creditors and beneficiaries to file claims by May 1939.
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John J. Cassell
Maria Yates Wolfe
Notice to lienholders in Taylor County West Virginia
Notice to all persons holding liens by judgment or otherwise on the real estate of John Boston. In pursuance of a decree of the Circuit Court of Taylor County West Virginia the real estate of John Boston is to be subjected to satisfaction of liens. Present all claims against John Boston that are liens on his real estate for adjudication at the office in Gratton Taylor County West Virginia on or before December 6 1938. November 16 1938.
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G. F. Cooper
John Boston
Charles H. A. Siehler
J. Albert Siehler
Siehler Furniture Company
N. F. Kendall
William Jones
Lucy Jones
John W. Brown
Electric Shop
John H. Ellington
G. B Wilson
Sylvester McDonald
Nannie Boston
Grafton Feed & Storage Company
A Corporation
B. A. Rinehart
Merchant & Mechanics Savings Bank of
Grafton
West Virginia
Circuit Court
Taylor County
West, Virginia
Gratton
West Virgin
J. Guy Allender
Chancery
John. J
Cassell
Maria Yates Wolfe
Gourt
County of
Taylor
R J. Guy Allender
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Congress
Republican Party
Hts
Abraham Lincoln
P. T. Barnum
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West Va
Frank R. Riggs
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