Reckoning of Elaine’s Past Tests Dale’s Resolve
Dale confronts a confession from Jonathan Farwell about Elaine and a doomed marriage to Kelsey. Farwell seeks forgiveness and pledges to guide Dale, while Pink and Lee brace for Dale’s next move as revelations deepen the family rift and choices ahead.
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Kelsey
Farwell
Dale
Oregon
Middleton
Elaine
Paul
Lee
Wade Kelsey
Evening Paper
Jonathan Farwell
Cale
Mulgrew
Pink
Miss Lee
Dominie
Dewey Lehman Clash Shapes New York Gubernatorial Pilots
In New York the November governor race pits Thomas Dewey against Herbert Lehman. Dewey touts anti crime record and youth while Lehman cites decades of business experience and sweeping anti crime laws. Campaigns hinge on party loyalties, labor support, and Tammany influence amid national attention on farm subsidies and Munich peace aftermath.
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New York State
Herbert H. Lehman
Manhattan
Thomas E. Dewey
Dewey
New York City
Lehman
Young
Empire State
Franklin Roosevelt
Tammany
Tom Dewey
Supreme Court
New York
Europe
Henry Wallace
Wallace
McAdoo-Eicher
Agriculture Department
MacNary-Haugen
Railroads face funding crunch amid labor conflicts and shifts
The piece surveys U S railroads facing high costs and poor returns as 929 000 workers see wage gains while service shrinks. It notes a 60 day truce under the Railway Labor Act, ongoing fact finding led by Millis Landis and Stacy, and disputes over plans for nationwide transportation regulation.
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Roosevelt
Congress
University of Chicago
Harry A. Millis
Harvard Law School
James M. Landis
North Carolina Supreme Court
Walter P. Stacy
Washington
J. Carter Fort
Charles M. Hay
Justice Stacy
U. S
Dale Faces Inner Conflict in Dark Chapter Continuation
Dale presses on through a woodland path near the town as rain looms. He collapses in a clearing under a tree, overwhelmed by tormenting thoughts and a resolve to fight life, awaiting the next chapter.
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Death
Canada
Pink
Dale
Farwell
France
Cordell Hull
Arturo Toscanini
Milan
Italy
U. S
George van Horn Moseley
Healing Value of Music Demonstrated in Federal Tests
Federal Music project tests in New York prisons and hospitals show music participation improves physical and moral well being among problem cases and underprivileged children. Active involvement aids self control, politeness, and care of appearance, while listening alone is less effective.
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Federal Music Project of
New York
Alice Eversman
Washington Star
Federal Music Project
Bellevue Hospital
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Sudeten
Leon Blum
Mr. Chamberlain
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