James Hesitates on Wedding to Jane Northrup
In New Concord James Stimson wrestles with marriage to Jane Northrup as social expectations press. He dreams of freedom and recalls past loves while Aunt Sarah urges him to marry, warning against humiliating Jane. He privately doubts his readiness but faces a costly commitment to a Stimson heritage.
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God Knows
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Eoen
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Favors Neutrality Senator Nye Speaks At Cumberland Forum
Senator Nye a Republican from North Dakota advocated strict neutrality amid Europe’s turmoil at the Cumberland Community Forum. He warned Congress may curb profits from munition makers and protect national interests over foreign markets.
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Cumberland
America
Europe
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Republi
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North Dakota
Cumberland Community Forum
Senate
Congress
Gladys Swarthout Tops Best Dressed List With Silk Net Cape
Opera star Gladys Swarthout features a white pith wine and green floral dress and a dark green silk net jacket with pleated details and a slight train in her spring wardrobe. A will from Mrs Mary A Dukehart of Emmitsburg probated names Blanche as sole daughter beneficiary and directs equal estate division among five children, with a $10 share penalty if contested. Executor C Edgar Dukehart is empowered to sell assets. The May 8 1934 will is noted.
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Sik
Tne Drass
Mary A Dukehart
Emmitsburg
Orphans Court
Blanche
Edgar Dukehart
P F Burhet
Charles F Troxell
Accord Reached On Largest Works Relief Bill
Washington March 28 congressional conferees ended a 48 hour deadlock and reached a complete agreement on the President's 4.88 billion works relief bill. The measure, the largest appropriation in history, is set for final House action tomorrow and rapid Senate consideration. Despite threats of a southern invasion by Len Thomas, the silver inflation amendment was dropped and planning to expedite the spending machine continues at the White House.
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Senate
Len Thom
Oklahoma
Siler Bloc
Ures Path Thomas
Roosevelt
Nourmshal
United States
White House
Ritchie Warns New Dealies Over State Rights Danger
Albert C Ritchie, former Maryland governor and 1932 presidential contender, warned New Deal supporters that vast federal spending erodes state government freedom. He spoke before the New York City Bar Association, arguing large federal agencies are imposing on states.
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New Deal
Albert C Ritchie
Maryland
New York City Bar Association
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