Mexican Ranch Rescue Sparks Mysteries On The Border
After a perilous parachute save and a storm tangled flight, aviator Bill Baron and a passenger reach a Mexican Montoya ranch. Ellen Dale, a film star, faces tension as Panola Montoya entices Bill to ride away, while Felix Montoya vows to hunt them with armed aid. The host family organizes a search aided by Yaqui trackers as danger rises and loyalties blur.
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Ellen Dale
Acreen
Bill Baron
Don Julio Montoya
Ellen
Montoya Ranch
Bill
Panola Montoya
Felix Montoya
Panola
Don Julio
Missi Ag
Hermosillo
Mon
Senor Montoya
Don Julié
Felix
Miss Dale
Baron
Panda
Hllen
Gorry
Montoyas
Dale
Feith
Mr. Montoya
Mexico
Fayleex
Two Railroaders Hurt When Car Is Wrecked
ROWLESBURG Scott Treutle a shopman and Ernie Dayton a boilermaker both of Rowlesburg were driving south on Route 50 when steering failed and their car plunged off the road rolling over a steep bank into Cheat River. Both escaped with Dayton suffering a shoulder injury and Treutle shaken but unhurt.
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Rowlesburg
Scott Treutle
O. Shopman
Ernie Dayton
Treutle
Treatle
Cheat River
Loughside Gardens
Dayton
Tempter and Czech Crisis Prompt Warned Destruction
The piece cites Jesus resisting temptation and warns that Hitler’s push for Czechoslovakia could trigger a continental war. It argues Austria fell without resistance, while Czechoslovakia has allies strong enough to counter Nazi Germany, predicting Hitler’s attempt will be crushed by a united Europe despite fear among French and British politicians. The author insists the German people will awaken and destroy Nazism, though exact support remains uncertain.
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Austria
Czechoslovakia
Hitler
Europe
Italy
Germany
Czech
Nazi Germany
Destruction Looms as Hitler Presses Czech-German Crisis
A Cavernous warning on Europe’s edge describes Germany under Hitler pushing toward war over the Czech border. The piece argues Hitler alone bears responsibility for a crisis foretold by experts, with economic strains and unrest signaling an imminent global conflagration if a minor incident escalates.
HOW LARGE A PROGRAM Is IT Virginia records and relief funds
Virginia begins a million dollar project to preserve 1,500,000 documents from colonial days to present in a new Richmond library. West Virginia guards looted Richmond artifacts, moving many Virginia records to Morgantown and other places, raising questions about archival custody and postwar filtering.
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Virginia
Fairmont Times
William B. Southall
Baltimore Sun
Old Dominion
West Virginia
State Library and
Museum
Charleston
State Court House
Capitol
Grant
Richmond
Robert E. Lee
State Capitol
State House
The
New
Lewis
Wisconsin
University of Wisconsin
Richmonne
Capitol Square
Roosevelt
Congress
Works Progress Administration
WPA
Hopkins
House
Farm Security Administration
Natonal Youd
Tax Revenue From Government Securities Described
You and Your Nation's Affairs explores a plan to tax income from federal exempt securities and salaries of federal and state employees. It notes longstanding Supreme Court rulings shielding federal and state taxation from cross-tax efforts and reports the President's push in a 1930s tax reform proposal with constitutional implications and court doubts.
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Congress
Supreme Court
House
Alaska Fishermen Ready to Drive Out Japanese Boats
In western Alaska fishermen threatening action against Japanese vessels. Union secretary William Hicker says 15 Japanese boats are within eight miles of the American shore, making trips to shore. Japan pledged not to fish for salmon near Alaska, but crab fishing beyond the three mile limit remains. Coast guard reports three U S government rae sels in the Ly erune pathote.
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Alaska
William Hicker
The
Union
Japan
U. S
Alaskan
Coast Guard
Lyerune Pathote
Fatal Crash Kills Man From Bluefield in Princeton Area
May 25 report from Princeton states Billy Wilson 22 of Bluefield died from injuries after a car crash into a lumber truck. Alfred Belcher 21 and Levi Thompson 20, both of Bluefield and Princeton respectively, were injured. State Trooper J P Davis filed a manslaughter warrant for Belcher, driver of the car.
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Princeton
Billy Wilson
Bluefield
Alfred Belcher
Levi Thompson
J. P. Davis
Blecher
Candidacy Filed for County Clerk by Ed C. Bt Clair
A Republican candidate for county clerk announces and seeks voter support in the upcoming August primary. He cites service as deputy county assessor and pledges competent, courteous public service, aiming to meet voters before the primary and wage a vigorous campaign toward the November general election.
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ED C. BT
Clair
Robert (Bob) W seeks Taylor County Clerk candidacy
A candidate announces for the office of County Clerk of Taylor County representing the Democratic party. He notes years of service under current Clerk Frank Bennett and pledges an efficient honest and impartial administration if nominated and elected. He respectfully solicits voters support and votes.
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Taylor County
Frank Bennett
Eobert
Bob
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Central Press Association
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Jesus
Satan
Miotrow
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Wen
Britain
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Clarksburg
Senate
Ture
RFC
CCC
United Stat
Héri
Progam
PWA
Joana
Ickes
Senate Appropriations Committee
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History
University of Southern California
Camema
Grafton
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