Missing Sir Henry Severinge Mystery Unfolds At Abbey Lake
Eric Colindale and James search Sir Henry Severinge’s monastery house and lake isle for clues after his mysterious disappearance. Lady Severinge fears scandal as the twin sisters Sylvia and Marian face an eerie quiet in the grand estate.
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Jack Reid
Henry Severinge
Reid
James
Hilda Severinge
Eric Colindale
Sir Henry
Severinge
Colindale
Buler
Eric
Marian
Sylvia
Grey
Joan Cake
Wau
Roosevelt’s Bold Policy Spurs Close Public Oversight
The passage highlights a deeply imbued national well being spirit and calls the Roosevelt innovation one of the most far reaching. It stresses the need for closest supervision by the people to ensure proper implementation and accountability.
Church Stances Stir Anger Over Edward Abdication
A critical take on how the English church, Canterbury leaders, and the abdicated king Edward VIII sparked global anger with their intolerance during the Wallis Simpson affair. The piece argues for tolerance and questions the church’s timing and backing of personal morality over public duty.
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Edward Wallis Simpson
Edward
Canterbury
British Empire
Kingdom of Heaven
England
Treasury’s new policy of retiring gold inflows
The article discusses the governments early move toward managed credit by retiring gold inflows to curb inflation. It explains how gold reserves underpin deposits and loans, and how gold exports force banks to retrench, tightening credit and risking economic distress. The piece weighs potential benefits against dangers if mismanaged and stresses cautious administration.
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Treasury
Renunciation themes in Windsor drama and human sacrifice
The article surveys David Windsor's renunciation drama and links it to a long history of self sacrifice in science, arts, and social reform. It extols heroes from Galileo to Lindbergh and Lincoln, and highlights ordinary acts of kindness as lasting contributions to humanity.
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New York World-Telegram
David Windsor
Windsor
Galileo
Father Damien
Molokai
Sir Wilfred Grenfell
Labrador
Jesse Lazear
Cuba
Pasteur, Koch
Mme
Marco Polo
Admiral Byrd
Lindy
Owen
Liebknecht
Jaues
Debs
Stressmann
Briand
Lincoln
Woodrow Wilson
Rembrant
Mozart
Schubert
Shelley
Byron
Rupert Brooke
Joan of Arc
Jola
Luther
Noted Editor Brisbane Dies After Long Career
Roosevelt sent sympathy to Brisbane's daughter Mrs Sarah Brisbane McCrary as ceremonies noted his decades of service. Hearst called Brisbane the greatest journalist of his day. His syndicated column This Week and To day gained wide appeal for its clear, forceful phrasing.
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Roosevelt
Brisbane
Sarah Brisbane McCrary
William Randolph Hearst
Hearst
Newspaper editor dies with funeral set at St Bartholomews
Buffalo native and former Sun writer, managing editor of the New York World, then head of the New York Journal owned by Hearst in 1897, to be honored with public funeral Monday at 10 a.m. at St Bartholomew's church on Perk Avenue and 50th Street. Widowed Brisbane survives with five children: Seward and daughters Mrs McCrary Emily Alice and Elinor Brisbane.
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Buffalo
N.Y
The
Sun
New York World
New York Journal
Hearst
St. Bartholomew's Church
Perk Avenue
50Th Street
Brisbane
Seward
Belington Native Phil Campbell Laid To Rest
Belington and Grace Fischer survive. Campbell active in Masonic circles for years. Former master of Grafton lodge No. 15 A F and A M in 1930. Also in Demolay commandery Knights Templar and Shriner. Funeral at 2 tomorrow at 101 Beech Street with First Presbyterian officiating. Interment Shinnston Masonic cemetery with Knights Templar escort. Pallbearers named. body to be moved to residence tonight. Masons to meet at 12:30 at No. 16 lodge rooms for funeral procession.
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Grafton Lodge
Knights Templar
Mr. Campbell
Henry G. Harter
J. F. Stafford
Blair Mugrler
J. P. Fordyce
John Beally
J. 8. Copp
Richard Kelly
No. 16
Masonic Temple
Party Chiefs Weigh Relief and NRA Policy Ahead
Congress faces a budget squeeze and a divisive fight over relief spending. President Roosevelt returns from a peace mission as decisions loom on extending relief to June and extending stabilization funds and devaluation powers. Advisors expect no immediate NRA industrial proposals, with a decision deferred to later in the session.
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Europe
Roosevelt
South America
Congress
Tain
Harry L. Hopkins
NRA
What’s What at a Gornce Inggnton
Charles P Stewart argues that the United Mine Workers spent about 469,669 dollars supporting Roosevelt’s campaign. He notes this may be indirect funding from allied groups led by John L. Lewis, and asks if Lewis aims to form a new labor party or realign politics through industrial union leadership.
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Charles P. Stewart
Central Press
Washington, D. C
Agustine Lonergan
United Mine Workers of America
United Mine Workers
UMW
John L. Lewis
Augustine Lonergan
Lonergan
Lewis
Roosevelt
Youre Telling Me! A jokey snapshot from William Ritt
The column blends quick quips on age Social Security Spanish Civil War counts a crowd of foreigners, Indiamans boasting a motto, divorce jurisprudence, glare from headlights, Mae West jokes removed, and Christmas mischief. A playful, satirical roundup with local flavor and puns.
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Spain
Holiday Toll Near Holiday Toll Etteville
Collision report notes a large car and a bus involved near a Holiday Toll area. Details are fragmented but indicate a roadway incident with injuries likely and authorities responding to the scene. Names, exact locations, and times are unreadable in the clipped text.
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Etteville
Welch George Criswell Killed In Automobile Bicycle Crash
The report notes Welch George Criswell at his telegraph messenger post hurried home when an automobile struck the bicycle he rode, killing him. The article also cites two McDowell county residents with serious injuries in holiday accidents and details injuries to Louise Thompson and Goldie Branch.
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Welch
George Criswell
McDowell County
Louise Thompson
Goldie
Winchester Men Involved In Auto Crash After Body Removal
Fred Afflick and Homer Hook of Winchester helped State Policeman Bayless load Newlin’s body into an ambulance but were struck by a car driven by Thomas G. Scully, a Winchester attorney. Bayless injured and hospitalized. Scully arrested. Second crash occurred an hour later in Virginia territory north of Winchester. Afflick, a truck driver and volunteer firefighter, with Grubbs, and Scully were released on bond.
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Martinsburg
Hers
Winchester
Dewey Newlin
I. N. Grubbs
Sub
Roemer Sere
Fred Afflick
Homer Hook
R. E. Bayless
Newlin
Thomas G. Scully
Bayless
Scully
Virginia
Afflick
Grubbs
Pope Pius nefarmed the Lanc oe suffers old age infirmity
Vatican sources say Pope Pius nefrmad the Lanc oe is in both legs with complications from old age, three weeks after the event. He remains determined to carry on and aims to appear before the faithful at Easter, weather permitting.
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Vatican
Rome Peaceful Sleep Amid Unclear Messages
Fragmentary report notes Rome sleeping more peacefully after a cryptic missive to a physicist urging quiet for another month. Sources say his rest improved following a strenuous reception, though details remain murky and the context unclear.
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Rome
Christmas Story Fragment Continues Across Pages
Fragmentary OCR lines describe a Christmas narrative continuation involving royalty, succession to a king named George, and a reader recounting the nativity from scripture. The text appears to be from a church or period piece page, with garbled names and broken phrases.
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George Iby
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