Grafton Daily News Opinion Clippings on Kidnap Case and Texas Politics
The column cites early law victories in the Tacoma Washington kidnapping case with praise for police and public will. It also comments on a Washington taxi strike and a Texas Young Democrats stance opposing Roosevelt policy changes to the New Deal. The clippings reflect press sentiments on crime, labor, and constitutional debates.
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Law
Tacoma
Washington
Weyerhauser
Cumberland Times
Supreme Court
NRA
Roosevelt
Texas
Shim
Shouse
American Tiharty Teacne
Constitution Defended as Protecting the Masses
Mr Shouse argues the constitution shields the people from oppression and enhances freedom, praising it over a law granting government power. Dr Hutchins urges respect for predecessors and the past, noting the freedom of press and education. Senator Neely discusses a coal tax plan to fund a national reserve and strike delay proposals amid contract expirations.
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Mr. Shouse
NRA
Hutchins
House
Neely
Senate
Parliamentar
Soviet Sentry Contiunes on Page One Slaying Fallout
The article outlines Russia demanding punishment for the Japanese military authorities involved in a slaying and seeking guarantees against a recurrence. It notes a continuation from page one and cites official foreign office statements from the Soviet side. The report emphasizes diplomatic steps and potential repercussions in the wake of the incident.
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Reau
Russia
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Consuelo Confesses Love and Flight from Stage Life
Consuelo returns home in chaos and reveals to Doug Dougalas that she plans to leave her gypsy-circus life and the show. She laments a broken heart tied to Stewart Blackmire, declaring she cannot dance while her heart is gone and she fears losing everything she loves.
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Stewart Blackmire
Dougalas
Slaying Scene Shifts to Manchoukuo Border Dispute
Report recounts the return of a slain sentry and his equipment to Manchoukuo, with two horses seized by Japanese patrols after a clash with Soviet cavalry. The incident follows a series of Siberia Manchoukuo border disputes linked to differing border placements.
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Togo
Japan
Harbin
Manchoukuo
Manchoukuan
Siberia
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