Editorial on radio licensing and immigration policy
A Grafton Sentinel opinion piece argues for robust free press rights and warns against broadcasting licensing overreach. It critiques NRA licensing, urges three year radio licenses, and discusses immigration quotas and alien labor impact on American workers and taxpayers with emphasis on safeguarding constitutional freedoms.
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NRA
United States
Federal Communications Commission
White House
Commission
Annamlada
Government over spending threatens to ruin the nation
Morgantown Post reports in American Magazine that government costs may be unsustainable as taxes debt and spending rise. It cites President Roosevelt's ally General Hugh S Johnson warning that New Deal spending risks ruin unless checked by policy change and money printing.
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Morgantown Post
United States
Current American Magazine
Father Coughlin
Roosevelt
Hugh 8. Johnson
Police trap ends youth extortion plot linked to burglary
Guilford Connecticut May 17 authorities believe the police trap killing of 21 year old Howard H Landon known as Bud cleared up a 150 extortion attempt targeting Emory Morse a local feed merchant Police and state and local officers waited at a rendezvous near West River bridge as Morse had been directed to deliver the money Landon fled and was shot dying on arrival at a sanitarium Investigators say Morse store burglary two weeks earlier yielded a stolen check protector and a black mask was found on Landon's body
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Guilford, Conn
Howard H
Bud) Landon
Emory Morse
Landon
West River Bridge
Morse
Department of Justice
Special Services Planned at St. Pauls Church
There will be a special service at St. Pauls Methodist Episcopal church Sunday night at 7 30. The seventh grade pupils of West Side school will render the music. Program includes songs prayers scripture lesson sermon by Rev R O Phillips and closing benediction with several hymns.
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St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church
West Side
R. O. Phillips
Dog Slayer Trial Ends Hung Jury in Columbus
In Columbus Kansas on May 17 the second trial to convict Otis Stevens of killing Duke the celebrated city dog was declared a hung jury.
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Columbus
Kas
Otis Stevens
Duke
Don Juan
Dog nicknamed murder stirs Colum bus town
Charges brought against Stevens in justice court over Duke the dog. Defense claims Duke provoked others and attacked Stevens. Stevens pleads self defense as supporters testify the town pet harmed no one. Judge undecided on trial amid fear of juror prejudice.
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Columbus
Duke
Stevens
C. E. Shouse
Cherokee County
Romeo
Shouse
West
Fourteen speed records set for twin motored plane
In New York on May 17 a group of fourteen speed records were noted for a twin-motored transport plane as it completed tests near D 3.3 at Sparkwee.
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New York
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