Bill Baron At The Owl Lifts Spirits With Lolita Dance
On a Durango ranch trip Billie Baron arrives at a Mexican restaurant The Owl for dinner alone after Ellen leaves him unsettled. A Latin tango sparked by Lolita draws applause and a bold flirtation shifts his mood from disappointment to renewed hope as he dances and socializes amid revelers.
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Bill
Ellen
Durango Ranch
Billee
Felix
Luneh
Millen
Sause
Wight
Amer Hean
Jook
William Baron Ai
Bil
Big Mausic
Crimeon
Lolita
Lupe Velox
Senor
Pelt
Bill Baron
Four Dams On Ohio River System Opened In Parade
Brig. Gen. John J. Menan announces completion of a huge U.S. Army Corps project as twelve new locks open at Pleasant, West Virginia. Charles E. Holner, president of Valley Flood Control, opens gates. massive roller dam features parallel locks and tall piers. Engineers describe the new system as a milestone in flood control and navigation.
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John. J. “Menan
Sisistant
Simeera
U.S. Neering Corps
Charles E. Holner
Gallipolis
Pleasant
W. Va
Our Kidnap Laws and the Lindbergh Influence
A dated commentary argues kidnapping as a national crime requiring practical laws. It cites the Lindbergh case and lessons from Canada Britain and France, urging removal of ransom incentives and harsher enforcement to deter kidnappers, noting FBI effectiveness but need for stronger legal restrictions.
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Bailey Cash, Jr
Levine
FBI
Rogs Levine
Canada
Ada
Friends of
Great Britain
France
America
Pump priming will fail again says press and public
The Springfield Union reports Senator Glass calls pump priming repugnant as it makes a pawn shop of the Treasury. Senator King says the president did not pull a rabbit but a wolf. An Institute of Public Opinion poll finds 79 percent oppose further spending and fear higher taxes. Vice President Garner opposes pump priming. Gallup shows 64 percent feel worse off or no better than last year despite relief efforts and New Deal programs.
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Springfield Union
Glass
Treasury
King
Institute of Public Opinion
Garner
Gallup
Roosevelt
A Peanut for the Behemoth and New Hampshire Seat Ride
The Chicago Tribune reports three hours of House uproar over a $20,000 payment to Alphonse Roy Democrat of New Hampshire for remaining days in this session. Roy ousted Arthur B. Jenks by a slim margin as tensions rose and a political battle unfolded involving Brown and Guffey. The piece questions morality, suggesting the funds may be used to aid Roy or Brown in renomination battles and critiques political opportunism amid New Deal era scrutiny.
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Chicago Tribune
House of Representatives
al Phonse Roy
New Hampshire
Congress
House
Arthur B. Jenks
Roy
Newton
Boileau
Wisconsin
Jenks
Sutin
Ody
Brown
Mr. Roy
Joseph Guffey
Pennsylvania
Alphonse Roy
New Deal
Iim
Crux of Economic Situation and Political Missteps
Analysis argues economic fallacies persist as commentators avoid core issues. It claims governments suppress truth, questions President Roosevelt's policies, and urges immediate leadership change to restore business confidence before the 1940 election. The piece calls citizens to demand factual clarity and responsible governance.
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Dutile
Roosevelt
Mr. Hoover
Hoover
Garner
Unlawful tampering with a legislative clock proposed
A speaker argues to make it unlawful to tamper with the legislative clock linking democracy and time to a broader theme of political integrity. The piece criticizes attempts to regulate the legislative day by constitutional means suggesting such moves threaten democratic norms and signal a drift toward authoritarianism. It references Albany, sine die adjournments, and the delay of proceedings as a metaphor for political opportunism while touching on Fascism and Communism as dangerous equals. The article continues with West Virginia Kanawha channelization projects expanding natural resources.
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Albany
No Concession to Fascism in Mann’s Liberalism Call
Excerpt notes Thomas Mann as a world leader of liberalism urging Americans to resist fascism without concessions to evil. He argues democracy must stand firm against fascist upstarts, warning that frightened capitalism will be crushed and citing Poland Italy Germany as lessons. The piece reflects a stark defense of democratic values and anti fascist resolve.
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Cumberland Times
Thomas Mann
Piston
Salaks
Save
Thaly
Germany
How Noise Affects Health And the Nervous System
A medical note discusses how continuous noise affects hearing and the nervous system. It cites Colgate University work showing noise above fever-like levels slows digestion and reduces saliva flow, while fatigue rises with constant mental effort to adapt. Air conditioning and ear protection are proposed to lessen harm, especially for workers near noisy machinery.
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Logan Clendening
Smith and Laird
Colgate University
Health Service
Indictments Handed to County Grand Jury in Local Case
The county grand jury heard indictments today presented by prosecutor W. A. Thornhill. The names Marcial Gonzales and Sam Negro appear among those charged, with details partially obscured by the fragmented OCR text.
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Andy
Ecutor
W. A. Thornhill
Marcial Gonzales
Sam Negro
County Clerk Candidacy Announced From Multiple Voters
A fragmented OCR passage presents several political announcements. It includes a Republican county clerk candidacy asserting deputy and recorder experience and a Democratic candidate Robert Bob W detailing his intent to run for Taylor County Clerk. It notes prior service and a pledge to honest, efficient administration.
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Taylor Ee Ee
Democratic Party
Frank Bennett
Robert
Bob
Taylor County
Bennett
Herbert Evans
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