Governor Saltonstall's Budget Toughness in Massachuestts
Bruce Catton profiles Governor Leverett Saltonstall of Massachusetts, detailing his conservative approach to cutting state jobs, reducing payrolls, and balancing a deeply strained budget amid debt and relief pressures. The piece traces his stance on industry, migration, and the projected recovery tied to national action, noting legislative friction over cuts and firmness with the legislature.
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Uise
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Salt- Quntall
Policc Works
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Teese
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Bing
Aesminen
Hitler’s Plain Talk to France in Long Letter
Adolf Hitler writes a blunt message to France, arguing wartime positions and German aims. The letter frames setbacks and claims as evidence of strength, urging resilience and reinterpretation of Versailles limits while contrasting German resolve with allied opposition.
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Adolf Hitler
France
Hope Lewisville Split Twin Bill
Hope and Lewisville split a twin bill with mixed play by Kobi and MeClendon in the opener and second game. Secrest and Thompson led Hope in the afternoon, while Lewisville’s McClendon and Johnson starred on defense and the victory. Mrs Charles Whorapeep of Rusk celebrated a wedding anniversary. local teachers marked 30 years in service.
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Bnicott
Secrest
McClodoan
McClenden
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Reinsey
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Sparkes
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MeClendon
Charles Whorapeep
Rusk
Tess
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A Thought. Well fie it heen sail that here is oun meet
Fragmentary remark reads as a playful archaic musing on meeting place and fate with odd spelling. It suggests a colloquial aside about identity and arrival, rendered in a rough phonetic style preserving historical tone.
Cranium Crackers News Snippet Oddities
Fragmented OCR reads like a chaotic catalog of items and names from various places. It mentions musical instruments, city references, political figures, and cultural names with many garbled terms. The readable bits hint at a miscellaneous report or items column with no clear single event.
Public Pays For Competition Says Ark La Gas Brief
The Louisiana New Orleans gas firm charged in a brief to the Arkansas Louisiana Regulation of Competition commission that it delays and impedes the permit to distribute natural gas in southwest Arkansas. The brief argues regulated monopolies better serve the public by avoiding duplicative lines and dual investments that raise costs, and warns a policy of open competition could harm efficiency and fair pricing. The commission was expected to decide on the application later this week.
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Nice Aircuitsis
Louisiana Gas Coropathy
Mominy
Louisina-Newarki ‘Trimsit Company
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State Utilitics Commission
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Arkansas
Louisiana
Perrananes
Mrs Lola Dale Kelly Dies After Illness at Home
Mrs Lola Dale Kelly died late Saturday at her home after a long illness. Funeral services were held Monday in Malvern, with burial at the family plot. Survivors were not listed locally as relatives gathered in Maywood for services. An exhibit featuring a pair of dear autlers with policy nowarl record was shown at San Antonio.
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Lali Dale Kelley
Malvern
Matyoor
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Mind Your Manners 7 Test Your Knowledge on Social Usage
A fragmented page presents questions about proper etiquette in servant relations and visitors. It asks if a mistress should entertain visitors and if servants should be taught manners, with answers indicating yes in some cases and no in others.
How the War Would Be Fought Over Poland Scenario
German drive into Poland would start a broader war with England France and Italy possibly allied Italy's entry uncertain Mussolini urged not to join Germans Polish corridor and Vistula region cited as initial targets France would attack near Turin while defending Maginot line and Siegfried line Britain would blockade Baltic and pursue naval actions to cut German lifelines Mediterranean actions would follow with French and British forces seeking to contain German advances and neutralize supplies Continued on Page Four
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Neutrality Act Criticized By Secretary's Son in Boston
Louis Johns Son, assistant secretary of war, said Congress must repeal the neutrality act and lift the arms embargo. He argued the embargo is almost like arming Germany and helps fuel the European crisis in a Veterans of Foreign Wars convention address.
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National Convention of Veterans of Foreign Wars
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Ten Are Convicted In Court Monday
Ten defendants were convicted in Hope mill area court Monday on various charges. Pleas of guilty brought fines for drunkness and disturbing the peace. Other defendants paid cash bonds or had charges dismissed on motion, including overdraft and false pretense cases.
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Hope Mill Area Court
Frank Sall
Cleveland Mulerow
Mo Gach
Jack Brakemill
Daunteress
Perry Taylor
B. J.taylor
O. TY. Logan
Booker V. Williams
Leroy Loudermilk
Funeral for W D Morrow Held After Illness
W D Morrow age 17 died at home east of Hope after several weeks illness. He was a native Arkansan who had lived in Hempstead county for years. Funeral services were held at 1090 a m Monday from the family house and burial followed in Rose Hill Cemetery.
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Hempstesd
Rose Hill Cemetery
Suspect Foul Play In Boggs Accident
New Orleans reports Assistant Attorney General O John Roges says his wife suspects foul play in a Texas wreck near Galveston that sent Roges and his two children to hospital. Roges notes tampered steering wheel as a possible cause. Other Louisiana inquiry linked incidents noted.
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O. John Roges
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Galveston
Texas
Rogge
Seven Arrested In Liquor Raids Here
State revenue agents arrested seven Hope residents in Sunday liquor raids across town sections. Charged with selling liquor without a state permit, the group included Fred Scott Dolphus Reed Hilton Blake Buddy Finn Leroy Jackson Daisy Jackson and Son Straughter. They face preliminary hearing in Hope Municipal Court on Monday September HW.
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Cainty
State Revenue
Nevested
Governor Bailey says survey of voting records is news to him
In Little Rock Governor Bailey stated the administration started an inquiry into legislative voting records last week but he knew nothing beyond what he read in the papers. The effort involves compiling data on votes by lawmakers appointed by governors to fill vacancies since 1913. Painted lady butterflies travel from England to Africa about a thousand miles.
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Little Rock
Bailey
Employes
Second Band Will Be Organized Here
Bandmaster Thomas Cannon announces plans to create a second band at the high school to accommodate many students wanting to start band activities this fall. The new group may allow top players to advance to the first band after training and tests. A Chicago instrument rental plan is being negotiated to keep costs low. The current band has prepared for the September 5 football opener and baton twirlers are expected to perform.
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Squalus Surface Recovery Efforts Reported Near Portsmouth
Unclear text describes salvage teams preparing to tow the submarine Squalus to a yard as officials monitor progress. Mentions surface observations, divers, and questions about the submarine's status amid ongoing salvage work near Portsmouth.
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Hqvy Yard
Ce Yards
Hitler presses Poland over Danzig and corridor
Europe arms as Britain seeks a firm note to Germany. Henderson to present Britain’s reply to Hitler while Daladier possibly prepares a new message. France imposes censorship and mobilizations rise across the continent as talks wobble on the Polish crisis.
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London
Eng
Adolf Hitler
Danzig
Europa
Britain
Poland
Negile Henderson
Germany
Fuehrer
Cotton market update from New Orleans opens at 8.60
A New Orleans market report notes cotton futures opened Monday around 8.60 with prices showing modest gains. The day’s activity highlighted light trading and uneven bids as traders assessed early demand signals and nearby weather factors affecting the commodity.
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Sher Cotton
Miksing
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