Ellen Dale Proposes Rescue Mission From Yaqui Conflict
Ellen Dale fears for Bill and Panda as Yaqui captors raid the Montoya property. Felix argues for caution while offering resources. Ellen volunteers to go herself, believing an American woman might bridge the danger and perhaps recover the captives. Don Julio explains Yaqui-Mexican tensions and the harsh southwest setting.
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Ellen Dale
Felix
Montoya
Bill
Panda
Sonora
Hllen
Don Julio
Billyada Panda
Senor Baron
Ashe
Ellen
Senorus
Montoyas
Senora Montoya
Welix
Senorita
Political row over earmarking public works funds in Senate
The article notes debated amendments to protect equal distribution of Works Progress Administration funds amid concerns of political manipulation. Harry Hopkins said he would back Otha Wearin for Iowa senator, while Wearin opposes Guy M. Gillette over court reform. A campaign investigation committee was authorized to probe contributions and patronage tied to public funds. Senator King called for independent inquiry into relief administrators' election influence attempts.
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Roosevelt
Ickes
PWA
Senate
Hopkins
Harry Hopkins
Works Progress Administrator
Otha Wearin
Iowa
Wearin
Guy M. Gillete
King
Utah
Memorial Day editorial reflects on peace and looming war trends
The piece surveys global military build ups before Memorial Day, noting Fascist and Socialist conflicts in Spain, Japanese Chinese tensions, Austria's fate, Czechia, and renewed British French armament. It urges unity at home and muses on an international observance, while praising quiet reflections at cemeteries. It also includes a note on Solomon's sea port discovery near Ezion-geber Tell el-Kheleifeh and its broader antiquity context.
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China
Japan
Hitler
Austria
Czechlovakia
Great Britain
France
Ethiopia
America
King Solomon's
Red Sea
B. C
Nelson Glueck
American School of Oriental Research
Jerusalem
Queen of Sheba
Millar Burrows
Yale
American Schools of Oriental Research
Ezion-geber
Tell el-Kheleifeh
Akabah
Trade Unionism Rejects Russia at Oslo Meeting
The International Federation of Trade Unions voted to keep Soviet labor unions out, saying affiliation would contradict democracy. American Federation of Labor vice president Matthew Woll said the US would not cooperate with the Russians. Delegates criticized the Soviet system as dictatorial, with workers under control of a political bureau headed by Stalin. The piece notes broader European trends and contrasts with U.S. labor politics, and briefly discusses a West Virginia teacher pension plan approved by 92 percent of teachers.
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Oslo
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International Federation
Matthew Woll
American Federation of Labor
Woll
Stalin
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Homer Martin
David Dubinsky
Italy
Germany
Russia
The
West Virginia School Journal
Board of Education
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Harrison County
Critique of Roosevelt’s Pump Priming and Deficit Claims
The author rebuts President Roosevelts assertion that rising citizen income will reduce government expenditures. Citing 1932 1937 data federal spending rose 70 percent while income grew, leaving deficits and debt high. The piece argues the new spending plan risks larger deficits and accuses Roosevelt of wishful thinking.
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Presidentis National Foros
Treasury
Assa
Hoover
Pension plan adopted for Wood county teachers
Wood county adopts a new pension plan for teachers following a proposal by the Wood county Teachers Association and action by the county board. The measure aims to encourage lifelong teaching and provide retirement support for educators in the county.
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Clarksburg
Harrison County
Wood County
Wood County Teachers Association
Credit indictments sweep three auto firms and executives
Indictments accuse General Motors Acceptance Corporation Ford Universal Chrysler and related units of conspiring to create monopoly by pressuring dealers to use company finance arms. Alfred Sloan Jr and William Knudsen named with 17 others. Edsel Ford and 12 others cited. Walter P Chrysler and 17 more listed.
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Wig
Alfred P. Sloan, Jr
William 8. Knudsen
General Motors
Acceptance Corporation
Ford Motor Company
Universal Credit Corporation
Edsel Ford
Chrysler Corporation
Chrysler Sales Corporation
Dodge Brothers Company
DeSoto Motortion
Plymouth, Motortion
Commercial Credit Company
Walter P. Chrysler
Hearing Date Set in Manslaughter Case
Princeton magistrate Carl Jones scheduled June 4 for a manslaughter hearing against Alfred Belcher. Constable C C Christian filed the charge claiming Belcher drove the car that fatally injured Billy Wilson of Bluefield.
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Princeton
Carl Jones
C. C. Christian
Alfred Belcher
Christian
Belcher
Billy, Wilson
Bluefield
Barclay on Bridge Strategy and a Nontrump Play
The column outlines the need for both defense and suit management to force nontrump contracts. It discusses a bridge deal where East and West bid and the lead sequence tests transfer of cards from hand to dummy, with key plays in hearts and diamonds and a final set of three tricks despite a strong opponent defense. The narrative preserves the period tone and names players and suits as described.
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East
West
North
Young Slayer Verdict Hailed In Adolescent Tragedy Case
Spectators and parents praised the verdict in the Donald case as the state contends the boy is sane while the defense argues temporary insanity at the time he killed Charlotte last March. Defense attorney Rosenthal Wig expresses hope he will be sent home after Bellevue psychiatric care.
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Donald
Charlotte
Rosenthal
Bellevue
United Brethren celebrates anniversary with origins book
A pastor now residing in Grat i om will lead services at the United Brethren church anniversary events. Attendees will receive a book with facts about the church's origin and history. Special music for the services will be directed by Mrs. Road Redingeras.
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United Brethren
Gratiom
Focal Church
Road Redingeras
Candidacy Announcement for County Clerk by Ed C. St. Clair
Ed C. St. Clair declares his Republican bid for county clerk, asserting deputy county assessor credentials and a pledge to run an aggressive campaign before the November general election. He seeks voter support and promises competent, thorough public service.
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ED C. ST. Clair
Democratic Candidate Seeks Taylor County Clerk Post
The candidate announces run for Democratic nomination for Taylor County Clerk. While employed by the current clerk Frank Bennett, they claim extensive experience serving residents and voters, pledging to administer the office efficiently and honestly if nominated. The message emphasizes knowledge of duties and dedication to public service.
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Taylor County
Frank Bennett
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