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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1935
Page
4
Margie, unable to sleep, investigates the room and fears a haunted house after a toppled boudoir doll, a moving shade, and a panicked night. She suspects spectral activity and endures a terrifying dawn before a fragile relief arrives.
Earl Godwin Aluinton surveys the Roosevelt plan to extend federal control over hours and wages, broaden social security and public works, and push child labor reform. He notes AAA changes, rural electrification, and new farm programs, while defending administration moves against GOP critics and coal miners’ relief efforts.
Obsolete Senate rules and Huey Long’s six hour filibuster blocked a 12 cent cotton rate and $700,000 appropriation, provoking New Deal criticism while highlighting procedural friction. The piece weighs whether rules should change and why critics react to Long.
In Washington debates, the senator defends unlimited Senate debate while criticizing House rules. The piece notes a historic bond issue by the Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corp, its low interest rate, and the looming rise in the national debt under the Roosevelt era. It warns that continued spending and borrowing could raise interest rates.
Feature notes mislaid streams known as lost rivers in limestone regions. Describes West Virginia Idaho Oregon and other places where rivers sink under rock form fissures and reappear as large springs with clear opalescent water. Observers recount whirlpools and unseen water vanishing when covered by rock.
Chicago draws about half the population of New York but uses roughly the same water supply. Most Great Lakes border cities rely on lake water, with intake points located one to six miles from shore for purer supply.
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