Roosevelt and King George Visit Stir American Spirit
A columnist reflects on President Roosevelt urging coal talks to settle and extend farm policy, then welcomes King George VI and Queen Elizabeth to Canada and the United States. It notes high school graduates in 1939, aviation training demand, and speculation on Roosevelt's third-term plans plus Farley’s West tour and potential delegate support.
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George
Elizabeth
Quebec
United States
Canada
Roosevelt
Office of Education
Washington
Farley
Sunny- Jim Wis
Jim
Portland Rose timetable items and Pacific Limited schedules
Eastbound and westbound train times listed for Portland Rose and Pacific Limited services. Timetable shows arrival and departure times, stations including Paris and Live, with listed train numbers and connection details.
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Portland Rose
Pacific Limited
Was I Disloyal the Way I Criticized
A reader defends critical remarks on the New Deal and the weekly editorial stance, arguing loyal friends tell faults to help fix them. The piece recalls taking blame for frank criticism and notes Roosevelts navy beef purchase sparked opposition from western politicians and anger among lawmakers.
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Congress
Washington
Ollcs
Good Neighbors and the Beef Sales Debate
Editorial criticizes the talk of improving ties with South American neighbors while complaining about a minor 30 cent loss in canned beef sales. The piece suggests politicians use naval feeding issues as cheap leverage amid broader foreign policy chatter.
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Navy
Congress
Window Seat readers praise and preach humility in letters
A Western Louisiana and Colorado Springs community column laments vanity among officials and praises neighborly attitudes. Readers like J F Lanoux and E Kuechenmeister send warm notes about the WS while Ernest Egley visits Paris, reflecting a mix of local praise and global curiosity.
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J. F. Lanoux
Gonzales
Louisiana
E. Kuechenmeister
John N. Green
Colorado Springs
Solomon
Probate notice in Bear Lake County Idaho 1939
In the probate court of Bear Lake County Idaho the matter of the estate of Lyman Mecham deceased for proving the will and hearing the application for letters testamentary. The court fixates Monday June 5 1939 at 10 am in Paris Idaho for the probate hearing and issuance of letters to Eugene Mecham. The probate judge Donco Haddock signs the notice. Also a note on sleet and snow formation.
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Bear Lake County
State OF Idaho
Lyman Mecham
Idaho
Paris
Luman Mecham
Eugene Mecham
Donco, Haddock
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