Ellen Dale and Bill Separate in Nogales Border Scene
Ellen Dale reaches Nogales after evading transit troubles and contacts Sid Bromberg in Hollywood as her future in film promises glamour. A mysterious gift arrives without signature, and Ellen realizes Sid may not be her future. The Miami-style saga hints at a marriage plan to a different man, leaving Ellen unsettled and hopeful for an unexpected lover.
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Ellen
Bill
Nogales
Asia
United States “Border Patrol
Ellen Dale
Raysoll
Bren
California
Sid Bromberg
Hollywood
Sid
Eilen
United States
Moving Picture Capital
Uttil
Sue
Slelio
Mexico
Pape
Bromberg
East
New York
Lfe
Hicker
Ellen Date
Sane
Sen
Ravichero
Mencohim- Eilon
San Antonio
Studio
Arizona
Bil
Manhattan
Ien Dale
Sho
Hodges Chosen Hatadd of Alumni of West Virginia
Morgantown reports Hodges selected by alumni chapter of West Virginia University. First met Raymond Salvati, second vice president, amid committee discussions. Names appear: Young, Robert Seesly of Charleston, Fleming Jr., Parmont.
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Hodges
Htadd
West Virginia
Morgantown
Raymond Salvati
Meg. Morgantown
Young
Robert Seesly
Charleston
Fleming, Jr
Patrmont
Unnamed Prophesies and University Sports Policy Debate
A column casts doubt on public works funding for West Virginia, lauds Stansbury's 21 years as University athletic director, and argues the role requires a sharp business focus. It criticizes recent moves against local needs while stressing the need for a capable successor if Stansbury steps down.
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Senate
West Virginia
PWA
Georgia
Frorisia
Grafton
Stansbury
University
Charleston
Marbing
The
Stansbury Leaves Athletics for State Chamber Post
Morgantown Post notes the resignation of Harry Stansbury as university athletic director to become manager director of the State Chamber of Commerce. The editorial praises the move, citing higher pay and greater potential impact for West Virginia, and asserts Stansbury’s proven ability to lead and adapt to new work.
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Morgantown Post
Harry Stansbury
State Chamber of Commerce
Harry
You and Your Nation's Affairs Explosion Can Come Quickly
The essay argues that pump priming will raise the federal debt and fail to fix underlying economic flaws. It warns that continued costly government policies erode business confidence, risk destroying faith in the currency, and could lead to a rapid financial explosion.
Japanese cabinet reshaped as war effort tightens
The report notes continuing failures and a resignation announced by Stansbury, and details Japanese military actions along the Lunghai line with a crisis at Lanfeng. It cites a major cabinet shift removing Hirota from the foreign ministry, as the army faction consolidates power to push a vigorous war policy.
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Lunghai
Lanfeng
Dolhara
Hirota
Japan
GAS OVER CHINAS LINES FORECAST HORROR IF GAS USED
Forecasters warn the Japan China war may see wholesale gas use by the Japanese ministry. Chinese forces stubbornly resist, retreating when faced with overwhelming Japanese numbers, tanks, artillery, and air power. Irregular Chinese bands harass Japanese communications as Chiang Kai-shek and Chu Teh adapt tactics.
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China
Clarksburg
Ching Kai-shek
Chu Teh
Napoleon
Tokyo
Su-show
Chiang
Washington Moves The Corn Belt South
The Chicago Tribune reports Washington will reallocate corn acreage in Illinois and neighboring states to boost prices. Last year Illinois planted 9,266,000 acres and Iowa 11,180,000, totaling over 20 million across the two states. The government sets a limit of 7,398,996 Illinois acres and 9,239,000 Iowa acres to be used for corn next season, a substantial cut from prior plantings.
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Washington
Chicago Tribune
Thinois
Towa
Central and Southern Farm Tensions Over Cotton Policy
The 1938 survey shows central and western Illinois farmers protest cotton limits while corn acreage falls slowly. Dixie states increase corn plantings, feeding more hogs and cattle on southern farms. Washington's farm law favors central regions, but Pettengill long-haul rail bill stalls due to weak southern representation.
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Tlinois
the Tribune
Washington
Frank Ridgway
Dixie
Alabama
Congress
Central States
The Quint Quints Return Home in Turbulent Family Saga
The Dionne quintuplets and parents prepare to move back to Callander as Dr. Dafoe and a paternal government aid their family. A struggle persists over guardianship and trust funds, while society debates child welfare and parental rights amid a growing fortune and public attention.
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Clarksburg
Dionne
Callander
Pere
Diorinit
Apa
Mama
Dr. Dafoe
Bysiene
Clarksburg Prisoners Struggle With Fines, No Jobs
Twenty-one prisoners faced Judge Robert Ziegler in the police court at Clarksburg as none had jobs. Nine were utterly unemployed, one was a worker, one a COC fees case. Accused of offenses from driving to disorderly conduct, they were jailed for inability to pay fines.
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Clarksburg
Robert Ziegler
Two Major Conventions Arranged For Wheeling
Wheeling will host two major state conventions this month. The Gideons International state meeting runs June 18 for two days with S. M. Sunden of Harrington Park NJ as international trustee and H. A. Dunbar of Charleston as state president. The Chiropody Society of West Virginia meets June 11-12 with speakers including N. C. Bane of Cleveland and A. J. Wish from Cleveland. Dr. E K Crosby is president.
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Gideons
International
Fonor
S. M. Sunden
Harrington Park
N. J
H. A. Dunbar
Charleston
Chiropody Sociery
West Virginia
N. C. Bane
Cleveland
Ohio College of Chiropody
A. J. Wish
Arep
E. KE. Crosby
Bondsmen Jailled Welch Case In Moonshine Charge
June 6 report from Panther notes Mathew Church came to Welch to stand surety for a man charged with moonshine. U S Deputy Marshal Lucian Fry arrested Church on a moonshine operation claim. He was released on bond.
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Welch
Mathew Church
Panther
Hoagland
U. S
Lucian Fry
Cairo Resident Commits Suicide at Breakfast
John McClead, 46, of Silver Run, an unemployed telegraph lineman, shot himself to death at breakfast while his wife and five children were in an adjoining room in Cairo. The incident occurred in the morning with his body found after the fatal shot.
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Cairo
John McClead
Silver Run
T. W. Keith
Ritchie County
Keith
McClead
Candidacy Announcements For County Clerk Nominations
Several voters in Taylor County receive notices of county clerk candidacies from Republicans and Democrats. James G Reese and James Tanner pledge capable, honest administration while L ed St. Clam declares for the Republican line with aggressive campaign plans. The announcements emphasize service to citizens and prior public service as deputy county assessor and sheriff staff.
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Avery
Nish
Taylor County
Ben An
Frank
Bennett
Taylot
Lee Benthett
Herbert Evans
Baylor
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